‘SNL’ roasts ex-Nvidia boss Jensen Huang over Chinese ‘spy’ sex scandal as Bowen Yang makes surprise return

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Bowen Yang played a leather jacket-clad Huang who introduced himself as “Jensen ‘Hide Your Wife’ Huang.”

“Saturday Night Live” roasted ousted Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang over his affair with a suspected Chinese spy — bringing back Bowen Yang to play the disgraced tech executive.

Yang, who departed the NBC show in December, made a surprise appearance during Saturday’s cold open, playing a leather jacket-clad Huang who introduced himself as “Jensen ‘Hide Your Wife’ Huang.”

“Ladies, when you invite Jensen over, you know what’s about to go down: the S&P 500,” Yang joked, poking fun at the hit to Nvidia’s stock price.

“That’s why I’m into BDSM: Breaking Da Stock Market,” he continued, drawing laughs from the crowd.

“Fellas, don’t be like me. Remember, women don’t like guys like us. That’s how we became guys like us,” Yang quipped.

The sketch centered around host John Mulaney playing a CIA official who gathered tech heavyweights including Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Peter Thiel and Sam Altman, for a lesson on spotting foreign spies — portrayed by Jeremy Culhane, Andrew Dismukes, James Austin Johnson and Ben Marshall, respectively.

“America needs you to learn the difference between a woman who would actually want to have sex with you and a woman who is clearly a spy,” Mulaney said.

“OK, on this side we have ‘Beautiful Women,’ and on this side we have people who would be interested in your shared interests and opinions. I cannot stress this enough: there is no overlap!” he said.

“So, if someone is both of these things, they are a what?” Mulaney asked.

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