Bowen Yang reveals SNL host who left cast in tears.
Bowen Yang, a standout performer on Saturday Night Live (SNL), recently dropped a bombshell that has fans and insiders buzzing.
Yang’s rise to SNL fame revealed.
The comedian joined SNL as a writer in 2018, quickly rising to become a featured player, and by 2019, a full-fledged cast member.
Over the years, Yang has seen it all—from the highs of memorable skits to the lows of backstage tensions.
But nothing could have prepared him for the host he encountered, who would go down in SNL infamy.
Watch what happens live shocker detailed.
On a recent episode of Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, Yang was put on the spot.
Cohen, never one to shy away from juicy gossip, asked Yang to reveal the worst behavior he’d witnessed from an SNL host.
Yang, without hesitation, recounted a shocking incident that left multiple cast members in tears.
Pitch meeting nightmare exposed.
“This man… this person, this host made multiple cast members cry on Wednesday during the, before the table-read, because he hated the ideas,” Yang revealed.
The tension in the room must have been palpable as the host unleashed his wrath.
The mid-week pitch meeting, typically a collaborative and creative session, turned into a nightmare for everyone involved.
Fans speculate host’s identity.
Although Yang coyly avoided naming names, his description of the event has left fans speculating wildly.
Could it have been Woody Harrelson, known for his intense personality? Or perhaps Dave Chappelle, whose unapologetic style has ruffled feathers before?
The list of possibilities is long, including the likes of Steve Martin, Adam Driver, and Jake Gyllenhaal.
Yang’s subtle hints unveiled.
This wasn’t the first time Yang hinted at drama behind the scenes.
Back in June, Yang subtly distanced himself from Dave Chappelle after a controversial SNL episode, stating he was simply standing “where I always stand.”
The brewing tension during that January episode was palpable, and Yang’s body language did little to dispel rumors.
SNL’s long history of difficult hosts detailed.
But the history of difficult hosts on SNL runs deep, dating back to the show’s earliest days.
One of the most notorious examples is Chevy Chase, an original cast member who became infamous for his toxic behavior.
Chase’s antics were so bad that in 2018, Pete Davidson labeled him a “genuinely bad, racist person,” a sentiment echoed by many over the years.
Even decades after leaving SNL, Chase seemed unfazed, responding in 2022 with a dismissive, “I don’t give a crap!”
SNL’s legendary backstage drama uncovered.
The stories of backstage drama are almost as legendary as the show itself.
Take, for example, Seth Green’s harrowing encounter with Bill Murray when he was just nine years old.
Green recounted the incident on Good Mythical Morning in October 2022, revealing how Murray became enraged over a seat in the greenroom.
Murray, in a bizarre display of dominance, picked up young Green and dangled him over a trash can.
“He dropped me in the trash can, the trash can falls over,” Green said, describing his horror.
Terrified and humiliated, Green ran off to hide under a table in his dressing room, where he broke down in tears.
SNL’s dark side revealed.
This incident paints a vivid picture of the unpredictable and sometimes cruel environment behind the SNL curtain.
Despite the glitz and glamor on-screen, the backstage reality can be brutal, especially when egos clash.
Yang’s story about the host who drove cast members to tears adds to this legacy of chaos.
Fans are now left piecing together clues, trying to figure out which host could have caused such a meltdown.
As SNL gears up for its 50th season, the shadow of these past dramas looms large.
With Yang’s story making waves, the spotlight is on SNL like never before.