Bowen Yang Spills On Why 'Saturday Night Live' Is The 'Cringiest' Job
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The "SNL" cast member said he's "eternally grateful" to be on the show before noting what others "constantly" tell him about it.
Bowen Yang is all-in with the “cringe” on “Saturday Night Live.”
The “SNL” cast member, on Wednesday’s episode of the “Las Culturistas” podcast, weighed in after his co-host Matt Rogers declared that sometimes you have to “climb up a huge hill of cringe” following talk about the 2024 election.
“On the other end... you slide down into happiness and nirvana,” Rogers said.
“I know about working through cringe. Climbing a cringe mountain? I work at ‘Saturday — fucking — Night Live,’ the cringiest thing in show business on every level,” Yang later declared.
“Climbing cringe mountain, cringe mountain is ‘SNL,’ eternally grateful that I work there, will be the defining thing of my life and career and yet it is a cringe mountain.”
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