The group rose to prominence on YouTube while working as BuzzFeed producers.

The “SNL” version featured Bowen Yang, Mikey Day and Andrew Dismukes portraying remaining Try Guys members Lee Yang, Kornfeld and Habersberger, respectively. There were so many other ways they could have parodied this, but they went for making the victims the punchline while downplaying workplace harassment.” nedfulmer/InstagramĪ second added, “Oof, rude awakening to SNL that the entire internet is on the Try Guy’s side. Fulmer was exposed for cheating on his wife of 10 years, Ariel. “is it just me or is it kinda screwed up that they are making fun of a POWER DYNAMIC of a sexual relationship between a company’s founder and one of its employees?” one person tweeted.

Others asked why “SNL” didn’t slam the “power balance” that was at play, arguing that Ned cheated with someone who had far less power than he in their workplace. “like pls tell me more abt how funny you think a man cheating on his wife with his employee is.”Īnother tweeted, “Did SNL just gaslight the Try Guys?” The Try Guys originally posted a video addressing Ned Fulmer’s cheating scandal. “I should not care this much but snl doing a try guys bit where they make fun of NOT Ned but the other three for holding him accountable for all his s–t and being hurt by it is so nasty,” one person wrote on Twitter.

“Saturday Night Live” parodied a Try Guys video during the latest episode, but missed the mark, according to some viewers. Some “SNL” viewers argued that the sketch comedy show’s take on the video seemingly took aim at the trio for holding their co-worker accountable, instead of mocking Ned for cheating on his wife of 10 years, Ariel Fulmer. In the original now-viral clip, YouTube stars Eugene Lee Yang, Zach Kornfeld and Keith Habersberger explained their decision to fire their fourth member after discovering he was having a workplace affair with video producer Alexandria Herring, a junior employee. “Saturday Night Live” is facing backlash for parodying a Try Guys video that addressed Ned Fulmer’s cheating scandal – but arguably “missed” the point.

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