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10:11Now PlayingElon Musk reveals he was brutally shut down by Saturday Night Live for his offer to flash audience members during a pitch on a private call with SNL workers, which gets instantly shredded by other major cast members following his public disclosure. John Iadarola breaks it down on The Damage Report.
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Elon Musk Reveals SNL Cast Didn’t Find His Pitch to ‘Take My Cock Out’ During the Show Funny
"Elon Musk hosted Saturday Night Live back in 2021, and while he thought he had a killer pitch for his monologue, it went over like a flaccid… well, it didn’t rise to the occasion.
Musk, the billionaire owner of Twitter/X, was on a panel at the All In Summit earlier this month and recounted his experience hosting SNL. And according to Musk, he had a really fantastic idea:
So, one of the things that I think everyone’s been sort of wondering this whole time is, is Saturday Night Live actually live.
To give Musk the benefit of the doubt — because no one wonders this — this sounds like a very classic monologue pitch for hosts who are, perhaps, a little gun-shy about doing comedy, and not him thinking people think that. Is it a good monologue pitch? That’s up for debate, but Musk thought it was great, so he went with it:"
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