Britney Spears’ manager slams SNL writers and Chloe Fineman for impersonating singer in latest skit: ‘You all are pathetic’

Britney Spears’ manager Cade Hudson slammed Saturday Night Live writers for calling them “pathetic” for their new skit about the singer.

The 41-year-old singer was parodied by Chloe Fineman, 35, on last night’s show, where she mimicked the star while discussing her new memoir, The Woman In Me.

Hudson responded to the parody via Instagram Page six, writing: ‘Wow. SNL’s writers are getting worse and worse. No wonder y’all contacted me to get Britney on the show… snl is on life support.”

He added: “You are all pathetic and this Chloe (Fineman) is not funny. Did you find her on Craigslist or something?”

The sketch also sees other cast members pretending to be celebrities as they audition to read the audiobook version of the star’s memoir, which was actually done by actress Michelle Williams.

Skit: The 41-year-old singer was parodied by Chloe Fineman, 35, on last night’s show, where she mimicked the star while discussing her new memoir, The Woman In Me

Yikes: “Y’all are pathetic and this Chloe (Fineman) is not funny. Did you find her on Craigslist or something?” Hudson wrote on Instagram

Spears himself has not yet discussed the sketch.

The sketch opens with Chloe as Britney saying she is touched that her book is on the New York Times bestseller list.

She then shares that Williams wasn’t the only one who wanted to be the voice of the audiobook.

The first candidate was actress Allison Janney (played by Heidi Gardner) who, after reading her lines, wondered, “Who wrote this?”

The next star was Timothée Chalamet – who was the de facto host of the show, but was played by Chloe Troast in the sketch. Instead of reading lines, the Timothée lookalike kept repeating “yes, yes, yes” excitedly.

Meanwhile, the real Timothée, dressed as director Martin Scorsese, 80, followed suit.

Kylie Jenner’s boyfriend rocked the filmmaker’s signature black-rimmed glasses as he asked, “Who says action?” I say action? Do you say action?’

The next star to try out for the role was Jackass’ Steve-O, played by Mikey Day, who was followed by comedian John Mulaney, played by Sarah Sherman.

Meanwhile, Jada Pickett Smith (played by Ego Nwodim) plugged in her own memoir, Worthy, instead of reading from Britney’s book.

Lookalike: The sketch opens with Chloe as Britney saying she’s touched that her book is on the New York Times bestseller list

Audiobook: She goes on to say that Michelle Williams wasn’t the only star who wanted to be the voice of the audiobook

The Voice of Britney’s Book: The sketch then sees other cast members pretending to be celebrities as they audition to read the audiobook version of the star’s memoir

The presenter: Timothée Chalamet, presenter of the evening, dressed as director Martin Scorsese, 80, for the piece

Plugging her own book: Meanwhile, Jada Pickett Smith (played by Ego Nwodim) plugged her own memoir, Worthy, instead of reading from Britney’s book

Unique take: Dame Maggie Smith was another candidate to read the book

Funny: An actor playing iconic German filmmaker Werner Herzog says, ‘I’m entranced by this Florida language’ after reading from the book

‘Can’t Read’: The sketch ends with Timothée’s character (played by Chloe Troast) doing ‘take 27’ where he finally admits that he ‘can’t read’ and leaves

An actor playing iconic German filmmaker Werner Herzog joked, “I’m entranced by this Florida language,” after reading from the book.

Other stars who applied for the reading position included Kevin James, Natasha Lyonne, Fred Snider, Julia Fox, Neil Degrasse Tyson, Ice Spice, Dame Maggie Smith and Bill Hader.

The sketch ends with Timothée’s character doing ‘take 27’ where he finally admits that he ‘can’t read’ and leaves.

This isn’t the first time Chloe has pretended to be Britney. She previously played her on the late night variety show in 2021 and in 2022.

The sketch appeared to be inspired by Williams, whose story went viral after she impersonated Britney’s ex, Justin Timberlake, and put on an accent in an attempt to impress black musicians.

In the book, Britney accuses Justin of trying “too hard” to fit in during his time with *NSYNC.

She recounted one such incident in 1999, when they encountered R&B singer Ginuwine, prompting Justin to speak with a “blaccent” that Britney clearly felt was inauthentic.

A ‘Blaccent’ – a combination of the words ‘black’ and ‘accent’ – is when a non-black person imitates Black English, also known as African American Vernacular English (AAVE).

Inspiration: The sketch appeared to be inspired by Williams, whose story went viral after she impersonated Britney’s ex, Justin Timberlake, and put on an accent in an attempt to impress black musicians; seen in 2023

Speaking about the encounter with Ginuwine, she continued: “Walking towards us was a man with a huge, bling-out medallion. He was flanked by two giant guards.

‘J got all excited and said so loudly, “Oh yeah, fo shiz, fo shiz! Ginuwiiiiiiine! How you doing, homie?”‘

She continued, “After Ginuwine walked away, Felicia (Spears’ personal assistant) did an impression of J… J wasn’t even embarrassed. He just took it and looked at her like, “Okay, fuck you, Fe.”

The Grammy-winning singer’s memoir, The Woman in Me, sold 1.1 million copies in the US alone in its first week, according to sales figures.

“I poured my heart and soul into my memoir, and I am grateful to my fans and readers around the world for their continued support,” Spears said in a statement released Wednesday by Gallery Books, a division of Simon & Schuster .

Sales figures include pre-orders, print sales, e-books and audiobooks; Released on October 24, The Woman in Me is being praised by critics as a riveting account of her rise to global fame and her ongoing struggles.

The book includes accounts of the conservatorship that gave her father control over much of her life for years and her revelation that she had an abortion while dating Justin Timberlake more than two decades ago.

Literary success: The Grammy-winning singer’s memoir, The Woman in Me, sold 1.1 million copies in its first week in the US alone, according to sales figures; she can be seen in 2018

On the day of its publication, the Oops!… I Did It Again singer posted on Instagram that her book had become “the best-selling celebrity memoir in history.”

It’s not even the best-selling memoir of 2023 so far, as Prince Harry’s memoir Spare, released in January, sold 1.6 million US copies in its first week.

Spears is also reportedly planning her second memoir, in which she will talk about why her relationship with estranged husband Sam Asghari ended.

Despite the recent end to their 14-month marriage after he filed for divorce in July due to “irreconcilable differences”, the pop star described her former partner, 29, as “a gift from God” in her memoir.