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Andy Samberg Reflects on Walking Away From ‘SNL’: “It Was Taking a Heavy Toll on Me”
(www.hollywoodreporter.com)
this post was submitted on 11 Jul 2024
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Meanwhile Kenan will never leave.
I really think it's just because Kenan has been doing it all of his life, and Samberg really started up after college. Not to say that there is anything wrong with that, I love Samberg, but I think it's just the Kenan feels more comfortable with it, and is more used to that particular grind.
I mean the guy can get laughs by giving a look at the right time, he's getting paid to just act how I'm imagining he acts normally and occasionally play the role of the one guy who knows way more about what's going on than the other characters.
I've heard him interviewed, and I'm pretty sure his on screen vibe is more performative that you'd think.