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Shane Gillis Was Surprised by ‘SNL’ Monologue Backlash and Says He Doesn’t ‘Have a Problem’ With How Women Dress at the Gym
Source: Variety · Published
Shane Gillis is reflecting on his “Saturday Night Live” monologue about women’s gym attire that drew controversy. On the Oct. 10 episode this season, the comedian’s opening monologue included jokes about how women “dress like whores now” at the gym, which inspired a wave of criti
Shane Gillis is reflecting on his “Saturday Night Live” monologue about women’s gym attire that drew controversy. On the Oct. 10 episode this season, the comedian’s opening monologue included jokes about how women “dress like whores now” at the gym, which inspired a wave of criticism on social media.
Gillis revealed on the Nov. 13 […]
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