Chris Redd reveals Past Struggles with adderall use and Sales During SNL Tenure
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Comedian Details Personal Challenges
Comedian Chris redd publicly disclosed his past struggles with Adderall use while a cast member on Saturday Night Live. In a recently released six-minute social media video, Redd detailed a period of personal difficulty during his time on the show, spanning from 2017 too 2022.
Redd admitted to using Adderall and,at times,selling the medication to fellow cast members. He refrained from naming those involved,stating he would not ”snitch” on his former colleagues. This revelation offers a candid look into the pressures and potential vulnerabilities within the high-profile surroundings of a live sketch comedy program.
Feeling Unsupported and Observed
Beyond substance use, Redd described a sense of isolation and a lack of support from peers. He claimed that he overheard colleagues gossiping about him, a situation he attributed, in part, to the heightened awareness induced by Adderall. “I could hear them…the Adderall made you hear very well,” Redd explained, adding that the gossip occurred while he was experiencing panic attacks.
redd expressed dismay at the lack of concern shown by his coworkers, stating they “didn’t worry about me. They just gossiped.” This highlights the potential for a challenging dynamic within the workplace, even amidst shared professional experiences.
Post-SNL Career
Redd gained recognition during his SNL years for his recurring impersonation of then-New York City Mayor Eric Adams.Since departing the show, he has continued to pursue acting roles, appearing in productions such as Power Book III: Raising Kanan, Happy Family USA, and Candy Cane Lane.
