Maren Morris Hits Back at Shane Gillis’ ‘SNL’ Joke About Women Being ‘Whores’ at the Gym

Maren Morris responded to Shane Gillis‘ controversial Saturday Night Live monologue by giving the comedian the middle finger. Gillis hosted the late-night sketch show on Saturday night and spent his monologue commenting on how women dress at the gym. They’re those neon, like, artificial bait-colored.

And the wrinkles go around the cheeks and all combine at the butthole. You’re not allowed to look. For real, don’t look, because they are filming.” Morris didn’t waste words in her reply.

Instead she posted a video of herself on Instagram with the text “me being a wh0re at the gym.” The video was accompanied by her song, “Be a Bitch,” which features the chorus: “Breaking my neck from turning my cheek/ Killing with kindness only killed me/ If the truth means I’m a little too mean/ Tried to fake nice, but it didn’t quite stick/ I’d rather be a bitch.” The singer captioned the video, which culminated with her giving the camera the middle finger, “leave my gym short wedgie out of it.” Several celebrities have responded to Gillis’ monologue, which caused an uproar on social media, with many describing him as a misogynist. Former SNL star Ego Nwodim posted a gym selfie to her Instagram Stories on Monday with the caption, “whore reporting for duty.” Meanwhile, Dan Levy shared an Instagram video saying he was “speechless that something like that can exist on live national television.” Trending Stories Kacey Musgraves Puts Kristi Noem in the Dog House After Petty Jab ‘Breaking Bad’ Star Bryan Cranston and Others Mourn RJ Mitte: 'I’ll Miss You, Son' RJ Mitte, 'Breaking Bad' Star Who Played Walt Jr., Dead at 34 Kelly Clarkson Responds to Brooklyn Store After They Refute Her Bad Shopping Experience “Women wearing short shorts to the gym does not make them whores. It makes the men calling them whores, misogynists.

There’s a difference there,” Levy said. During Saturday’s show, Gillis not only infuriated viewers but dropped a F-bomb during one of the sketches, a Dr. Seuss-themed bit titled “Green Eggs and Ham.” At the end of the sketch, Gillis apologized, saying, “Sorry about earlier.”