“Saturday Night Live” this weekend parodied the controversial Gillette ad about “toxic masculinity” in a sketch featuring the wall-busting Kool-Aid Man.
The sketch shows the Kool-Aid Man breaking through walls and shouting his signature catchphrase, “Oh yeah!” Excited boys then remark how they want to be just like the giant red pitcher. What follows is a montage of red-mustachioed boys and men acting wild and rude.
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In one “controversy,” a boy kicks down a playhouse his father is buildings, while in another a man interrupts a woman’s office presentation. But something “finally changed” and the men and boys featured in the Kool-Aid controversies are told to act better. They learn the error of their ways and apologize.
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“Times are changing,” the narrator says. “Because the Kool-Aid boys watching today will be the Kool-Aid men of tomorrow.”
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