The hosts of SNL criticize previous casts and their own ability to make things funny, while discussing their own cast's merit.
Two comedians discuss the impact of cancel culture on Saturday Night Live and how it relates to the recent controversy over comedian Shane Gillis. They note the difficulty of nuanced conversations in the current social media climate, but also the potentially negative impact of excluding diverse voices like SNL cast member Bowen Yang.
The speaker talks about his mixed opinion on a podcast and how he only watched one episode back in 2013 while recovering from testicle surgery.
The speaker shares his reflections on how becoming the President takes life-long planning while becoming an SNL cast member has a shorter lifespan.
The speaker shares their experience of feeling imposter syndrome after achieving career success and realizing that they weren't the initial choice for the project. They discuss how they overcame their self-doubt and imposter syndrome to continue pursuing their dreams.