Economic Times Article RatingShane Gillis' 'SNL' monologue about women at the gym draws backlash as Ego Nwodim and Dan Levy call out his remarks
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54% : View this post on Instagram A post shared by Dan Levy (@instadanjlevy)54% : Levy's comments received support from other celebrities too, including actor Elizabeth Banks, who wrote "Nailed it" in the comments.
48% : Actor Dan Levy also criticized the remarks, calling out what he described as misogyny and urging more men to speak up.
44% : Levy argued that treating women as objects in the media can affect how others see and treat them.
43% : It makes the men calling them wh***s misogynists," Levy said.
32% : Actor Dan Levy has also criticized Gillis' comments about women's gym clothes.
29% : Actor Dan Levy and former SNL cast member Ego Nwodim both criticized Gillis, emphasizing that derogatory remarks have no place, regardless of attire.
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