Saturday Night Live star Bowen Yang took aim at Vice President JD Vance on The View this week.

Yang said the use of occasional curse words would, “would bring a sketch to the next level. It would make it so you’d be able to know this is the real world, not heightened sketch reality. ‘S–t’ and ...

The moment Yang referenced happened during the Jon Hamm/Lizzo episode, though a particular FCC rule saved SNL from fines.

Calling the words "comedically powerful," Yang suggested that he and his colleagues at SNL "are so hampered in our comedy" by ...

Live' star Bowen Yang was talking about playing JD Vance on the show when he made a remark that left 'The View' panel stunned ...

Bowen Yang made a case for 'Saturday Night Live' to be allotted a certain amount of on-air curse words a year, following a ...

Bowen Yang is pleading his case for why he thinks he and his “Saturday Night Live” castmates should be able to use profanity ...

“We should be able to say at least five ‘shits’ and five ‘fucks’ on ‘SNL’ per season,” the cast member said on his podcast ...

SNL cast member Bowen Yang has said he believes the comedy on the show is "hampered" by not being able to use curse words.

SNL” star Bowen Yang jokingly called Vice President JD Vance a “pope killer” on Thursday’s episode of “The View,” sending ...

Bowen Yang, who has portrayed Vice President JD Vance on 'SNL,' called the politician a 'Pope killer' due to his final meeting with Pope Francis.

Pope Francis was a vocal critic of the Trump administrations’ mass deportations, and following his death, many online joked ...