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PS 22 Chorus to Mean Andy Cohen: "We're Little Kids!"


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Jen Carlson

Published Mar 2, 2011

Modified Mar 2, 2011


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Jen Carlson

Published Mar 2, 2011

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After Bravo's Andy Cohen (pictured here as a cartoon) railed against the PS 22 chorus's performance at the Oscars yesterday, seemingly all of America has turned against him. He's been sending one-off apologies to a few people on Twitter, but where's his apology to the 10-year-old kids he insulted on national television?

One of those kids, Abigail Sarfo, told the NY Post, "He's so mean! He should stop being so mean to us—we're little kids!" One of her classmates warned, "Nobody says bad stuff about the chorus. He's gonna get a piece of me!"

To recap: Cohen criticized the kids on MSNBC yesterday during his Oscar wrap-up, saying (amongst other things): "It was the worst. I was looking for a knife to stick in my eyes, it was so terrible." (Last month he apologized to Heidi Montag after a similar insult.) At any rate, we have a feeling the Staten Island Advance isn't going to rest until he's taken the ferry over to their part of the city.

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Jen Carlson

Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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