Michael Che Names The 1 Colin Jost Joke That Was So Bad, It Made Him Want To Quit ‘SNL’
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“I was like, 'If you tell that joke on air, I'm leaving. I'm quitting the show.' And he did it on air and it destroyed,” Che recalled.
Almost a decade later, Michael Che is still a little heated over a joke Colin Jost wrote about salsa.
Last week, the “Weekend Update” cohosts were interviewed by “Saturday Night Live” alums Dana Carvey and David Spade on their “Fly on the Wall” podcast.
About 10 minutes into the episode, Carvey asked if either Che or Jost had ever done or said anything during “Weekend Update” that made the other one say after it aired: “If you ever do that again, I’m going to kick [your] ass.”
Che had a knee-jerk reaction and immediately recalled his least favorite Jost joke.
“Yeah, I think ‘jalapeño business,’ I was pretty furious about that one,” Che said of a pun Jost made that was a play on the phrase “all up in your business.”
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