Shane Gillis recently hosted Saturday Night Live and openly talked about being fired from the show. He lost his job shortly after being hired for Season 45 because of old videos where he said hurtful things about Asian people.
During his time on stage, Gillis joked about not being well-known and even suggested that people shouldn’t search for information about his past.
He humorously mentioned that maybe he should just be a high school football coach instead of being a comedian.
He made funny comments about feeling the pressure of getting older and wanting to pursue stand-up comedy.
Shane Gillis source: Instagram
Shane Gillis drew parallels between his passion for performing and a woman’s longing to become a parent when seeing children.
He also shared relatable tales from his own life, such as having a strong bond with his mom before hitting adolescence.
To add to the humor, Gillis playfully pointed out that his jokes may not fit the standards of what we typically see on TV.
With the spotlight shining so brightly, he couldn’t help but notice the disapproving glances from the audience—yet somehow,
he still found ways to crack everybody up through self-effacing humor. Overall,
Gillis fearlessly tackled difficult topics from his past, opened up about his experiences, and left the SNL stage with laughter filling the air.
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