It’s all a bit funnier knowing that Brown is OK, but at the very least the sketch showed off some impressive wig-making from the SNL costume team. The sketch introduced a number of characters who have suffered the same fate: accidentally using a bonding agent in your hair instead of hairspray. “It’s a mistake that could happen to anybody, like brushing your teeth with Preparation H.” “Fact: Every day as many as one people fall victim to using Gorilla Glue as a beauty product and they deserve compensation,” King said, standing next to “Denzel Commode,” who also had a Gorilla Glue incident. Insider spoke with three personal injury attorneys and asked whether or not Brown had a case. TMZ reported that she was considering legal action against the company. King’s hair, standing straight up like a shark fin, actually flops back and forth during the sketch as she moves her head. Tessica Brown/Instagram Tessica Brown went viral after posting a video asking for help getting Gorilla Glue out of her hair. In the sketch, King and Kenan Thompson play lawyers in a class-action style lawsuit commercial. It got to the point where the New York Times wrote up the story, and a plastic surgeon had to make a special solvent to help Brown remove what was a mistake she quite literally thought she could wash out. Regina King hosted the latest episode of the sketch comedy showcase and starred in a sketch that capitalized on the drama around Tessica Brown, a woman who accidentally used the fast-acting adhesive on her hair in January and became a TikTok sensation as she struggled to get it out. But one woman’s ill-fated attempt to use Gorilla Glue as a haircare product put her front and center, and now the incident is officially immortalized on Saturday Night Live.
It’s never a good idea to become the main character on the internet for a day, especially in a week where a former president is going through a second impeachment.
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