‘SNL’s Kam Patterson Calls Show “Really Gay,” Jokes He’s “Never Seen” It’
Kam Patterson, a featured player on NBC’s Saturday Night Live (SNL), recently made headlines during his stand-up special. Known for his straightforward humor, Patterson referred to the iconic sketch show as “really gay,” expressing that he has “never seen” it. This poignant comment came during a performance at Netflix Is a Joke’s showcase titled Kill Tony: Once Upon a Time in Texas, currently available for streaming.
Stand-Up Special Highlights
Patterson delivered his candid critique while using animated gestures to emphasize his points. He remarked, “I’m gonna keep it 100-percent with y’all. In the nicest way possible, it’s gay. It’s really gay, dog.” His comments received attention not only for their content but also for their comedic delivery.
About Kam Patterson
- Age: 26
- Ethnicity: Black
- Joined SNL: 2025, during the show’s 51st season
Patterson, a regular on the popular podcast Kill Tony, performed alongside comedians like Roseanne Barr and Rob Schneider. He humorously mentioned that many fans seemed more excited about his SNL involvement than he was. “People keep saying, ‘congratulations,’ but understand something, bro. I’ve never seen the show! I have no idea what the f*ck I signed up for, dog,” he said.
Musings on Celebrity Guests
During his routine, Patterson commented on the celebrities featured on SNL, often expressing confusion about those he did not recognize. He shared instances when he was introduced to guests like Glen Powell and Miles Teller, both of whom starred in the film Top Gun. “I was like, ‘Who is that?’ And then they said, ‘He was in Top Gun,’ and I was like, ‘Never seen it!’” He humorously continued that he was aware of the audience the show primarily catered to, pointing out, “This sh*t is not for me, it’s for white people, really!”
Conclusion
Kam Patterson’s refreshing take on SNL highlights a new perspective on the show from a younger generation of comedians. His honesty and humor resonate with many, creating a unique dialogue about diversity and representation in mainstream comedy.
