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“For the skit, Gomez and Villaseñor, who are both Mexican-American, wore plaid long-sleeve shirts, white tank tops, beige chino pants, black grommet belts, hoop earrings and had their hair teased, and wore noticeable makeup. Both spoke with thick accents and welcomed guests on the show to talk about books and rap music…

Others, however, called the skit everything from “embarrassing” to “distasteful” to “racist as f—k.” Many wondered why SNL had to go straight for the stereotypes just because they had a Latine host.

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Bonkers

Stereotypes have been a main form of comedy in every culture since comedy began.  

It's nice to evolve out of a harmful form of comedy, but ....  i ran out of steam making a conclusion that won't offend people or is too meaningless to make a point.  :neyde:

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cherrycherrybooboo

i thought it was gonna be something...well...bad like selena in backface or whatever

i know that mom and dad think im a mess but its alright because i am rich as piss
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NFRatwell

I love how a random site can cite tweets with 10 retweets and be like “wow look at all the fans that are offended” :bear: and then that information can be brought on another site and make it seem like a bigger deal than it actually is. 

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Teletubby

i thought that she was recreating this look

 

"You b*tch!" ~ Rat Boy
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Chic

The freedom and privilege it requires to be bothered by this is proof it's not an issue

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beli8

I haven't watched it, but basically a remake of this? Lol

Crazy how things have changed in a couple of decades. Most of MadTV skits would likely be considered inappropriate now.

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Ive always laughed at skits that had stereotypes of my ethnicity, that's how it is with comedy u use that as jokes. Would be racist if it was to talk about something "negative" or paint groups as negative and u can feel that there was a bad intention behind it. Where is comedy going now

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PartySick
1 hour ago, Bonkers said:

i ran out of steam making a conclusion that won't offend people or is too meaningless to make a point.  :neyde:

Me when I start to get a little too Floridian on this site :partysick:

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Bonkers
1 hour ago, AnnaNicoleSmith said:

Ive always laughed at skits that had stereotypes of my ethnicity, that's how it is with comedy u use that as jokes. Would be racist if it was to talk about something "negative" or paint groups as negative and u can feel that there was a bad intention behind it. Where is comedy going now

@AnnaNicoleSmith reflecting on her response 2 minutes after typing it:

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stevana229

thats so stupid.. this is in no way racist.. especially when they're both hispanic themselves 

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