Bad Bunny made his mark on “Saturday Night Live” this past weekend, bringing his unique style and energy to the iconic stage. Not only did he host the show, but he also delivered a memorable performance as the musical guest. With a star-studded lineup of guests, including Pedro Pascal and Lady Gaga, this episode of “SNL” was one for the books.
Key Takeaway
Bad Bunny’s hosting debut on “SNL” was a memorable and entertaining affair. With Pedro Pascal serving as a translator, the bilingual opening monologue showcased Bad Bunny’s commitment to his Spanish-speaking roots. The surprise appearances of Lady Gaga and Mick Jagger added a star-studded touch to an already exciting night. This episode of “SNL” proves that Bad Bunny’s talent and charisma transcend language barriers, captivating audiences worldwide.
A Bilingual Opening Monologue
Bad Bunny kicked off the show with a hilarious opening monologue, showcasing his comedic chops. To bridge the language barrier, Pedro Pascal, known for his role in “The Mandalorian,” joined him on stage as a “translator.” Bad Bunny, known for his unwavering dedication to his Spanish-speaking audience, humorously expressed that he thinks, eats, and sings in Spanish without pandering to English-speaking audiences.
The comedic exchange continued as Pedro Pascal asked Bad Bunny to share an embarrassing photo, only for Bad Bunny to confidently respond, “Nothing could be found.” This lighthearted banter set the stage for a night filled with laughter and surprises.
Special Guests: Lady Gaga and Mick Jagger
In a true “SNL” fashion, surprise guests took the stage and elevated the excitement even further. Joining Bad Bunny and Pedro Pascal were none other than Lady Gaga and Mick Jagger. Lady Gaga, known for her incredible talent and showmanship, brought her unmistakable energy to the stage, while Mick Jagger, making a comeback appearance on the show after nearly a decade, added a legendary touch to the night.
The skit took an unexpected turn as Bad Bunny and ‘SNL’s Marcello Hernandez found themselves caught in an emotional Spanish-language soap opera. In a humorous twist, Mick Jagger delivered a backhanded slap to both Bad Bunny and Marcello, adding a dose of comedic chaos to the mix.
