Moo Deng and Chappell Roan are mocked on “SNL”.

Bowen Yang played the internet-famous baby pygmy hippo Moo Deng on “Saturday Night Live” and mocked singer Chappell Roan, who recently told fans he needs a break.

Bowen Yang played Moo Deng, the Thai pygmy hippo who has gone viral in recent weeks, surprising TV fans. He surprised fans by turning on Chappell in the skit.

Bowen Yang transformed into Moo Deng, the Thai pygmy hippo who has gone viral in recent weeks, surprising viewers. Yang took advantage of his fancy dress to draw surprising ‘parallels’ between the hippo and the 26-year-old singer.

Yang mocked Chappell to Weekend Update host Colin Jost, possibly referring to her cancelling a tour date to perform at the VMAs and pulling out of the All Things Go Music Festival this weekend.

He described the hippo’s busy schedule: “I’ve been going nonstop for 10 weeks. Running around, eating lettuce, and biting hose water.”

Moo Deng compared her struggles to Chappell, who has been open about her fame. He says: “It has come to the point where I need to set some boundaries.”

He insisted: “Women owe you nothing. I work when I trip over things and bite my trainer’s knee in my enclosure. The project is it. Do not yell my name or expect a photo because I’m your parasocial bestie or you like my work.”

When Jost said it must be’so stressful having the whole world watching you,’ Yang said, “Honestly, sometimes I feel like I live my life in a cage, like an animal trapped in a zoo for people to look at,”

Jost bluntly stated: “Your life lately resembles Chappell Roan’s. Do you know Chappell Roan?”

Moo Deng of Yang appeared to change his mind and support Chappell. He said: “Colin, I know Chappell Roan at 10 weeks old. Leave her alone. Allow her the time she needs for mental health, as society does. It elevates young women only to degrade them with shellfish.”

Fans were furious when Chappell abruptly cancelled a music festival appearance this weekend.

Saturday Night Live (SNL) comedian Bowen Yang played internet favourite hippo Moo Deng in the latest episode. However, many social media users were surprised to see Bowen Yang imitate Chapell Roan in the skit. In the skit, Bowen Yang as Moo Deng described the animal’s experience:

The SNL skit videos went online to mixed reviews, with some netizens claiming Bowen Yang was mocking Chapell Roan’s comments about “creepy” and “weird” fans. While using X, @PopCrave posted the video. A netizen commented:

A Saturday Night Live sketch parodying Chappell Roan with internet sensation Moo Deng is drawing social media criticism. Roan has been in the news often. The pop singer revealed her diagnosis of “severe depression” earlier this month, linking it to her sudden fame and life changes.

In August, she complained on TikTok about “weird” and “creepy” followers and “predatory behavior” of “superfans,” including “nonconsensual physical and social interactions.”

Roan was criticised last week for saying there are “problems on both sides” and not supporting Donald Trump or Kamala Harris. She later added on TikTok that people should use critical thinking to “learn about what they’re voting for” and “ask questions.”

She cancelled her attendance at the All Things Go Festival in New York City and Washington, D.C., this week to focus on her health.

The SNL sketch with Bowen Yang as viral pygmy hippo Moo Deng, mimicking Roan’s fame comments, has drawn criticism.

“For the past ten weeks, I’ve been going non-stop, running around, eating lettuce, and trying to bite hose water,” he said. “The response has been overwhelming, but I need to set boundaries.

Remember, women owe nothing. I work when I trip over things and bite my trainer’s knee in my enclosure. The project is it. You should appreciate my talent, not yell my name or expect a photo because I’m your parasocial bestie.

Moo Deng and Chappell Roan are mocked on “SNL”.

By ki0nk

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