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Katy Perry Saturday Night Live Skit: Funny Or A Slap To Parents? (Video)
Katy Perry Saturday Night Live
Katy Perry proved that she’s over the whole Sesame Street cleavage controversy with her appearance on Saturday Night Live this past weekend.
The singer was part of the Bronx Beat skit with Amy Poehler, and showed up wearing an extremely low-cut shirt with Elmo’s face on it. She played a 16-year old girl who developed quite a bit over the summer and is getting complaints from the local library, where she reads books to kids.
Katy’s Sesame Street segment was pulled after several parents complained that the dress she chose to wear showed too much cleavage.
Was her mockery of the whole scandal on Saturday Night Live funny? Or was it a slap in the face to those parents who thought she needed to cover up her “girls?”
Watch the video clip of Katy’s Saturday Night Live skit below and judge for yourself:
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Beanie's Mum commented on Sep 29 10 at 6:09 pmIt is the sexualization of the candyland game and other children’s concepts that she brought with her to the show. she should not have been asked in the first place. In all fairness to her though, most controversial and sexual celebrities only are invited long after their fame or shock value has receded, With Perry I think they were simply fooled by her childish clothing. She is the same as the Pussycat Dolls but dressed up in sugar pops and children’s clothing.
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