Fran Drescher Interrupts Nikki Glaser’s ‘Marty Supreme’-Inspired Kpop Spoof At The Golden Globes

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• Former SAG-AFTRA president Fran Drescher, who stars in Marty Supreme as the mother of Chalamet’s titular character, interrupted Glaser, saying her voice was “annoying.” “Don’t tell me that you are going to sing in Korean too?” Drescher asked Glaser, who said “No, I was gonna rap in Korean.” RELATED: Amy Poehler Jokingly Trashes NPR As She Wins Golden Globe’s First Podcast Award An orange ping-pong ball bounced along lyrics on a screen behind the host as she strutted down the runway, later cut off by Drescher, who then announced Macaulay Culkin to present the Best Screenplay Award.
• Drescher also joked that, even though she isn’t President of SAG-AFTRA anymore, she still has “one free kill” with which she threatened to boot her from the union if she didn’t stop singing.
• Last year making her Golden Globes debut, Glaser almost did something similar combining Conclave and Wicked in a song of which she only sang one word — “pope-ular” combining the religious theme with “Popular” from the musical-based film.
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