Performance by actor Tom Hanks in Saturday Night Live (SNL) for Its 50. Anniversary special He triggered the controversy online after Hanks showed the white Trump fans who wore a Maga hat and dealt with rural accent.
In Skit, Hanks’s character appears in the Parodian Game show called Black Jeopardy. After getting the correct answer and congratulates him, Hanks initially refuses to squeeze the black host’s hand, played by Kenan Thompson.
“For the 50th anniversary, SNL Tom Hanks played racist Trump’s fans who was afraid to shake the black hand,” founder of Outkick Clay Travis wrote on the x Monday. “Fun fact: Trump’s victory of the 2024 election. It was the least racial division of American elections since 1964.”
Hanks played Same character in SNL Scythian for 2016 It was aired only a few days before President Donald Trump was elected to his first term in power.
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Former Political Advisor Robert F. Kennedy’s Younger, Link Lauren, also answered Skit on xCalling it “tired tropics,” and suggesting that this is the reason for SNL’s grades.
“Tom Hanks just went out to SNL, in Maga, where he acted as if he didn’t want to squeeze Crkka’s hand,” Lauren wrote. “This show wonders why their grades are in the wreck. Former Democrats.
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Actor Tom Hanks appeared on SNL for his 50th anniversary, portraying a white Trump fans who wore a magician hat and dealt with rural accent. (Getty Images)
Other reactions included conservative influencer Kevin Dalton, who also noted Trump’s victory on the choice day.
“Tom Hanks in the Maga hat, is horrified by the idea of sharing Black’s hand, tells you everything you need to know about what the left has learned from November and why, gratefully, she will continue to lose the landslide choice after the landslide election for the scheduled future, ” Dalton wrote.
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Three former SNL members, Jon Lovitz, Kevin NealonAnd Siobhan Fallon Hogan, he told Fox News Digital in recent interviews that the landscape of comedy, especially the stand-up comedy scene, has become sharper and snarkier in recent years.
