Bowen Yang Reveals Real Reason Behind SNL Exit

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 Bowen Yang goes more in-depth about the real reason he left Saturday Night Live and addresses the criticisms he received during his run on the sketch comedy show.  During a recent episode of his podcast, Las Culturistas, he reflected on his time on SNL and explained that, despite him being grateful for the opportunity, he felt like he wasn't given enough room for growth. He stated how he felt like he went into the series as a pre-painted character rather than a blank canvas, which led to a lot of people believing that he was predictable and one-note.  The actor also added that he felt lucky to have been able to leave on his own terms when many of his colleagues weren't given that same luxury. He said that he understood why many of the current cast members have decided to stay for so long and that he doesn't judge them for it in any way whatsoever. He also made it clear that there was no ill will between him and Saturday Night Live.  Yang went on to discuss the negative feedback he received from viewers. He said that there were a lot of comments about him not having any range, and, after a while, it made him feel like he was a little trapped. He revealed that people always just saw him as "just the gay Asian guy." While his co-host, Matt Rogers, said that those remarks were mainly "lazy insults," the former cast member said that he could see their point, and to a certain extent, he agreed.  Yang explained that he did try to branch out more. However, every time he attempted to move away from that specific stereotype, people still couldn't see past him being gay and Asian. So, naturally, he felt like he wasn't being seen as an individual and that a lot of viewers wouldn't let him evolve beyond what they expected from him.  Yang was the first Asian cast member on Saturday Night Live when he joined in 2019. His impeccable comedic timing and phenomenal delivery made him a quick fan favorite. His last episode was the series' 2025 Christmas episode, hosted by his Wicked co-star Ariana Grande, and his last sketch was probably one of the most heartfelt bits on the show, bringing tears to the audience. Subscribe for deeper perspectives on SNL and culture Get fuller coverage by subscribing to the newslet