SNL Audience Shocks Ego Nwodim With Bleeped Profanity: ‘Lorne Gonna Be Mad at Y'all!' — Watch
On Saturday's episode, cast member Ego Nwodim joined Weekend Update to volunteer herself as the new host of the White House Correspondents' dinner, following Amber Ruffin's exit. Nwodim introduced herself as 'Ms. Eggy,' an outrageous stand-up comedienne who cracked jokes about the menu at the dinner and then complained about her fictional husband and kids.
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Nwodim also invited some audience participation, saying that 'Ms. Eggy don't…' and holding out the mike for the audience to say 'play.' Later in the sketch, though, she joked about Cory Booker's Senate filibuster, adding that she's had her 'fill of busters, because these men ain't what?' When she held out her mike, the audience's response had to be bleeped out (and muted entirely on later broadcasts), drawing shocked looks and laughs from Nwodim and Weekend Update anchors Colin Jost and Michael Che. (On the original broadcast, it sounded like at least some audience members responded with 's–t.')
'We finna get fined for that!' Nwodim laughed, correcting them that she was going for 'worth a damn, sucka.' As Jost and Che collapsed in laughter, Nwodim told the audience: 'Y'all gonna pay for that! Lorne gonna be mad at y'all!'
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