‘Ozempic’s biggest night’: Nikki Glaser kicks off Golden Globes with jokes on sex scandal and voting Nikki Glaser pulled no punches as she kicked off the Golden Globes in Los Angeles, telling the A-List audience that the award show was “Ozempic’s biggest night.”.
She has also received multiple nominations, including at the Globes itself, as well as the Critics’ Choice Television Awards, Grammy Awards, and Primetime Emmy Awards, including an Emmy nomination for her latest special, “Someday You’ll Die” for HBO.
The 33-year-old comedian, who is known for her dark and often offensive brand of humour, opened the 82nd annual awards show in Los Angeles by using her opening monologue to take aim at voting.
Glaser entered the spotlight for her cutting, dark, and often offensive jokes during U.S. comedy roasts, including those of Rob Lowe, Bruce Willis, and Alec Baldwin.
Glaser previously told The Independent that anticipation for the show had made her feel “42 weeks pregnant, and she was excited to deliver her jokes “in front of the crowd they were meant for.”.
