In a recent performance, Kam Patterson, a featured player on Saturday Night Live (SNL), humorously criticized the show’s culture. He described SNL as “really gay” during his stand-up set as part of the Netflix Is a Joke festival. The event showcased a range of comedians, including well-known names like Roseanne Barr and Rob Schneider.
Kam Patterson’s Stand-Up Take on SNL
Patterson’s comments came while he performed at the Kill Tony event, which is known for featuring controversial comedians. He openly admitted, “I’ve never seen the show,” highlighting his unfamiliarity with the iconic sketch series. This candid admission sparked laughter and surprise from the audience.
A Newcomer to SNL
Joining SNL in its 51st season, Patterson is part of a new cohort that includes Veronika Slowikowska, Tommy Brennan, Jeremy Culhane, and Ben Marshall. At the age of 26, he has been rapidly gaining attention, both for his performances and his straightforward commentary.
- Event: Netflix Is a Joke festival
- Location: Kill Tony showcase
- Notable Comedians: Roseanne Barr, Rob Schneider, Gabriel Iglesias
- SNL Season: 51st
- Patterson’s Age: 26
Patterson further remarked on the guests featured on SNL, expressing his bewilderment over celebrities he had never encountered before. He recalled interactions where references to films like Top Gun led to playful confusion, noting, “I’m on to you.”
While his remarks may be provocative, they reflect a sentiment that many newcomers might relate to. As Patterson navigates his role on SNL, his humor continues to resonate with audiences, making him a comedian to watch.
