After some speculation online, Adrien Brody is setting the record the straight that he was not banned from "Saturday Night Live" after his controversial monologue during which he attempted a Jamaican accent to introduce reggae musician Sean Paul.

Now, if you clicked on that video, you might've noticed its title: " Adrien Brody Getting Banned From SNL." Adrien has indeed not been invited back to host since then — and given the notorious control freak tendencies of SNL creator Lorne Michaels, many have long assumed that his ill-advised improvising got him blacklisted from the show for good.