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SNL star has âno regretsâ about calling out âMr Nazi Saluteâ Elon Musk
â??Saturday Night Liveâ?? star previously revealed that Musk made her cry when he hosted the show in 2021
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In light of Elon Muskâs âNazi saluteâ controversy, Saturday Night Liveâs Chloe Fineman is remembering the time she called him out for making her cry when he hosted the show.
âRemember when I got in trouble for calling out Mr. Nazi Salute?â the comedian shared in a Tuesday (January 21) Instagram Story. âYa no regrets.â
Last November, Fineman, 36, alleged that the Tesla billionaire, who hosted the show in May 2021, brought her to tears after telling her, her script wasnât funny.
âI was so excited, I came in, I asked if you had any questions and you stared at me like you were firing me from Tesla and were like, âItâs not funny.â I waited for you to be like, âHa ha, joke.â No. Then you started pawing through my script, like flipping each page, being, like, âI didnât laugh once, not one time,ââ she shared in a since-deleted TikTok video.
Fineman said she ended up having a âreally good timeâ performing the sketch, adding: âI thought you were really funny in it. But, you know, have a little manners here, sir.â
Musk later offered his side of the story, tweeting: âFrankly, it was only on the Thursday before the Saturday that ANY of the sketches generated laughs. I was worried. I was like damn my SNL appearance is going to be so f***ing unfunny that it will make a crackhead sober. But then it worked out in the end.â
Chloe Fineman resurfaces past Elon Musk controversy (Getty Images )He also responded to one X/Twitter user who wrote about Fineman: âSheâs a professional comedy writer who cries when someone doesnât think her jokes are funny? Thatâs funny.â
âSeriously [straight face emoji],â Musk replied.
Finemanâs recollection of their unpleasant interaction comes a day after Musk was accused of giving a âNazi saluteâ during his speech at the Capitol One Arena to celebrate President Donald Trumpâs inauguration.
While speaking to the crowd on Monday, the SpaceX CEO got extremely excited about the prospect of landing a man on Mars and planting an American flag. Pounding his chest, he shot his right arm in an angular motion toward the sky, saying he felt it in his âheart.â He then turned his back to the audience and repeated the gesture towards the American flag hanging over the stage.
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Try for freeWhile several experts have declared his gesture a âNazi salute,â many other observers have suggested that Musk was instead performing a âRoman saluteâ that soldiers in the ancient empire would use to greet their commanders as a show of respect and loyalty.
Musk responded to the criticism of the gesture in a post on X. âFrankly, they need better dirty tricks. The âeveryone is Hitlerâ attack is so tired,â he tweeted while reposting a message from 2022 in which he declared that he was no longer a Democrat and as a result was awaiting a âdirty tricks campaign.â
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