Bad Bunny pulled double duty as host and musical guest on Saturday Night Live this weekend, and he had some help from two iconic guests: Pedro Pascal and Mick Jagger. The trio appeared in several sketches together, including a hilarious take on a college student bringing his white girlfriend home to meet his Puerto Rican family.
Bad Bunny’s hosting debut was a success, with the rapper showing off his comedic chops and his fluency in both English and Spanish. He also delivered two energetic musical performances, including his hit songs “Me Porto Bonito” and “Tití Me Preguntó.”
Pascal and Jagger made surprise appearances in several sketches, including the college student sketch, a sketch where they played Bad Bunny’s parents, and a sketch where Jagger played a nun. The two guests added to the hilarity of the episode, and their interactions with Bad Bunny were some of the highlights.
College Student Sketch with Bad Bunny
One of the funniest sketches of the night was the college student sketch, which starred Bad Bunny, Pedro Pascal, and Chloe Fineman as Bad Bunny’s cousin. In the sketch, Bad Bunny brings his white girlfriend (Fineman) home to meet his Puerto Rican family, played by Pascal and Bad Bunny himself.
The sketch is a hilarious take on the culture clash that can occur when two different cultures meet. Bad Bunny’s family is very welcoming and accepting of his girlfriend, but they can’t help but make some jokes about her being white.
The sketch also features a great cameo from Mick Jagger, who plays a nun who is trying to help Bad Bunny’s family come to terms with his girlfriend’s race. Jagger’s cameo is one of the highlights of the episode, and his interactions with Bad Bunny and Pascal are very funny.
Parents Sketch of Bad Bunny
Another funny sketch featured Bad Bunny, Pedro Pascal, and Chloe Fineman again. In the sketch, Pascal and Bad Bunny play Bad Bunny’s parents, who are trying to teach their son the importance of Puerto Rican culture.
The sketch is full of hilarious moments, such as when Pascal’s character tries to teach Bad Bunny how to dance to salsa music and when Bad Bunny’s character tries to explain to his parents what reggaeton is.
The sketch is also a heartwarming tribute to Puerto Rican culture. It shows how important it is for parents to teach their children about their heritage and to pass down their traditions.
Nun Sketch
The nun sketch was another highlight of the episode, featuring Mick Jagger, Pedro Pascal, and Bad Bunny. In the sketch, Jagger plays a nun who is trying to help Bad Bunny’s family come to terms with his girlfriend’s race.
The sketch is very funny, and Jagger’s performance as the nun is spot-on. He delivers his lines with a perfectly deadpan expression, and he gets some of the biggest laughs of the episode.
The sketch is also a bit subversive, as it shows a nun who is not afraid to speak her mind and to stand up for what she believes in.
Bad Bunny’s Musical Performances
Bad Bunny also delivered two energetic musical performances during the episode. He performed his hit songs “Me Porto Bonito” and “Tití Me Preguntó,” and the audience loved them.
Bad Bunny is a charismatic performer, and he knows how to put on a show. He had the audience dancing and singing along to his songs all night long.
His musical performances were a great way to end the episode, and they left the audience wanting more.
Conclusion
Overall, Bad Bunny’s hosting debut on Saturday Night Live was a success. He showed off his comedic chops, his musical talents, and his fluency in both English and Spanish. He also had some great help from Pedro Pascal and Mick Jagger, who made surprise appearances in several sketches.
The episode was full of hilarious moments, and it was a great way to celebrate Bad Bunny’s success. He is one of the most popular artists in the world right now, and he is sure to be a successful host and musical guest again in the future.
