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“You think this is my first time fighting a 400-pound b-tch? I used to work at Lane Bryant,” Brunson quips.
Ego makes more tongue-in-cheek jokes about brawling with the animal, saying, “I wish a rilla would.”
The riffing continues with a Planet of the Apes reference, invoking Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us “ and several other Black pop culture phrases.
The skit ends with a tombstone that reads “Two B-tches” and “They ain’t even do nothin” underneath.
It all began on social media last weekend when X user @DreamChasnMike, told his followers, “i think 100 n-ggas could beat 1 gorilla everybody just gotta be dedicated to the sh-t.”
What spawned a gang of memes, which you can
scroll through here, as men strategized a way of surviving the attack alongside 99 others.
Even Shannon Sharpe discussed the debate on his Nightcap platform with Ochocinco, as did Mike Tyson, who famously reportedly offered a zookeeper $10,000 back in the 1980s to square up with one.
The former heavyweight champ still has that confidence now, confidently telling Ring Magazine that in his heyday, 100 Tysons would have been able to defeat one gorilla.
“That gorilla’s in a lot of trouble, a lot of f-cking trouble. I’m gonna have him in a full nelson,” Tyson said while showing off his moves.
Despite the jokes, many have taken issue with the stereotypical approach to Black women in the skit and using the word “b-tches.”
See the uproar below.
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‘SNL’ Faces Backlash After Quinta Brunson’s “Two B-tches v. A Gorilla” Skit
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