Aidy Bryant's NSFW Roast Goes Perfectly Wrong At The Independent Spirit Awards
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Bryant got big laughs while lobbying insults at stars like Natalie Portman and Sterling K. Brown.
Aidy Bryant had a dirty mouth while hosting the Independent Spirit Awards on Sunday.
Acknowledging how hard it is to be an awards emcee, the comic took some risks during her opening monologue at the indie-centric honors, which took place at the Santa Monica Pier.
Attempting to “roast” attendees, Bryant instead cursed out several actors in the most clumsy fashion.
“Hey, Natalie, you stupid bitch,” the “SNL” alum blurted out at Natalie Portman, before instantly apologizing to the cackling “May December” star.
“I’m sorry. Sorry. I know,” Bryant said, nodding. “I think I’m supposed to try to make it clever.”
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