Home / Arts and Entertainment / SNL Star's Risqué Camp Story Edited by Vanity Fair
SNL Star's Risqué Camp Story Edited by Vanity Fair
6 Apr
Summary
- SNL cast member Chloe Fineman shared a story about being fired as a camp counselor.
- Fineman's tale involved pulling down a young camper's pants.
- Vanity Fair's video of the SNL cast's game show was edited to remove sensitive details.
A segment from Vanity Fair featuring the cast of Saturday Night Live has gained significant attention online due to editing. The video, part of the magazine's "SNL Cast Test How Well They Know Each Other" series, included cast member Chloe Fineman sharing a story about her past employment.
Fineman revealed she was dismissed from her role as a camp counselor at age 16. The reason cited was that she "pantsed a boy" in retaliation for him lifting her shirt. This act led to her termination from the camp.
However, eagle-eyed viewers observed that the version of the clip available on Vanity Fair's YouTube channel had been altered. The original footage reportedly contained more explicit details about the incident, including the camper's young age and the nature of Fineman's actions. The edited version omits these salacious elements and some of the cast's shocked reactions to the story.
It remains unclear whether the revisions were a response to backlash or a proactive measure. The Hollywood Reporter has sought comment from a representative for Vanity Fair regarding the altered content. Meanwhile, social media platforms have seen users sharing comparisons of the before and after video clips.
