John Mulaney bleeped out while presenting at Emmys as confused fans ask ‘what did he say?’

John Mulaney bleeped out while presenting at Emmys as confused fans ask ‘what did he say?’

JOHN Mulaney has been bleeped out while presenting at the Emmys on Monday evening. The comedian, 44, took the Emmys stage to present Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series, but quickly got the censors’ attention. John Mulaney presented at the Emmys on Monday evening, but let loose some banned words Credit: NBC via Getty Images John attended the awards ceremony with his wife Olivia Munn Credit: Deadline via Getty Images “This award is for the guys, just men being men,” John joked on stage after walking the red carpet with his wife, Olivia Munn. “Finally something for the fellas. And what a crop of Prom Kings we have. Sign up for the Showbiz newsletter Thank you! “They’re not soft like the dad on Bluey, no. Guy’s a joke! “Since the creation of television, men have been historically unrepresented. “For the first three years TV existed, there was no men on it. There was just beauty contests, and children talking to puppets. “Until the early 60s, when a man walked out and said, Enough. My name is Fonzie, and the president has been shot. John later dropped a notorious quote from DJ Khaled, and he was immediately bleeped out. “I believe it was DJ Khalid who said,” he began before the censors took over. Most read in Entertainment It appears he then said, “don’t go down on women.” John’s joke drew laughter from the celebrity audience Credit: Getty John’s sex joke set off the censors Credit: Shutterstock Editorial The celebrity audience began to roar with laughter. “But these nominees know that is BS,” he continued, drawing even more laughter. “They know there’s often less pressure on them if they do that first.” He then read off the nominees: Sterling K. Brown, Paradise; Gary Oldman, Slow Horses; Mark Ruffalo, Task; Rufus Sewell the Dipolment; and Noah Wyle, The Pitt. Noah Wyle ultimately took home the prize. Comment now

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