SNL Weekend Update Roasts Dilbert Creator Scott Adams for Racist Rant

Recently, Dilbert creator Scott Adams had his cartoon visited its supplier, Andrews McMeel Syndication, and papers throughout the nation when he went on a racist rant on his Real Coffee with Scott Adams program.

Adams, who’s changed into a conservative conspiracy theorist recently, was reacting to a survey from Rasmussen Reports about the expression, “It’s all right to be white,” which has actually been connected to the white supremacist motion. The cartoonist differed with how just 53% of Black participants concurred with the stating, triggering him to call Black individuals “a hate group,” including, “The finest recommendations I would provide to white individuals is to get the hell far from Black individuals. Just get the fuck away.”

And so, on this week’s SNL, “Weekend Update” co-hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che pursued Adams.

“Newspapers around the nation dropped the cartoon strip Dilbert after creator Scott Adams stated he selected to reside in a neighborhood where no Black individuals live,” broken Che, including, “So, he resides in your structure, huh Colin?”

A laughing Jost responded, “No. Newspapers dropped the animation strip reliable right away, and to rub it in they’re changing Dilbert with Peanuts: Oops All Franklin.”

“Dilbert creator Scott Adams’ racist rant remained in reaction to the outcomes of a survey that asked participants the concern, ‘Is it OK to be white?’ Oh, I’d state it’s more than simply OK!” Jost continued, flashing a picture of him in a tux holding a lot of expenses on the screen.

They then invited Dilbert onto the program, who stated, “Michael, I believe I can speak for myself and the whole all-white personnel at the Dilbert workplaces when I state, this was an overall shock. I suggest, the majority of cartoonists are strange, however racist-weird? Let’s simply state I didn’t see that memo.”