Bad Bunny’s Funniest ‘Saturday Night Live’ Moments

Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio did not come to play.

For his Saturday evening Making his hosting debut on October 21, the artist known professionally as Bad Bunny fully embraced the spirit of the show, being relaxed, driven and meticulous in every detail. Along with stellar cameos from Pedro Pascal, Fred Armisen and Mick Jagger, the Puerto Rican native delivered a performance that hilariously showcased his acting chops while paying homage to his Latino roots.

Check out Bad Bunny’s funniest moments at SNL below.

When he addressed the Grammy Awards gaffe in his opening monologue

It was only two minutes into the rapper’s stint as host before he made his first dig.

During his opening monologue, Bad Bunny noted the fact that some people thought he would have a hard time at the concert given that English is not his first language. Brushing aside all the naysayers, he began speaking in Spanish, welcoming “all the Latinos in the world, especially those watching the live broadcast in Puerto Rico.”

However, he quickly interrupted the monologue, noticing SNL –the generated subtitles read “(SPEAKING NON-ENGLISH),” which takes us back to when the Grammy Awards failed to translate his song during his awards show performance earlier this year.

“Not again, not again,” he joked. “Can we change this? Can we do this right? he pleaded before the words were replaced with “(SPEAKING SEXUAL LANGUAGE).”

When he took the ‘SNL’ writers on an emotional rollercoaster

TO Shrek A movie that also stars Michael Jackson might seem far-fetched to some, but Benito somehow makes it work for us in this sketch that features SNL writers and Please Don’t Destroy bandmates John Higgins, Ben Marshall and Martin Herlihy.

When he succeeded in being overprotective of Tia

Perhaps the highlight of the night was when Bad Bunny introduced Pedro Pascal for the sequel to the “Overprotective Mom” ​​sketch.

The idea was that Marcello Hernandez’s character Luis was bringing his girlfriend (Chloe Troast) home to meet his aunt Tia Rosa, played by Bad Bunny. However, when they arrived, the young couple realized that Luis’ mother was also a guest, and hilarity ensued. (The sketch even features a childish joke about disobedience, perhaps a reference to the rapper’s relationship with Kendall Jenner.)

When he played the upset monarch

In this sketch, Hernandez and Bad Bunny take us back centuries and play a crazy father-son ruling duo who send explorers to China to bring back some “silk and spices.”

WITH SNL Alumnus Fred Armisen and current cast member Mikey Day, playing the would-be explorers, told the king and his prince that the expedition had not reached China, but what was called the New World, where they had found other treasures. instead of. The monarchs are then introduced to New World goods such as turkeys, pumpkins, llamas and tomatoes – none of which are a hit until they are presented with cigars and some gold.

Although the king and his prince had come around to the idea of ​​a New World by the end of the episode, they still urged explorers to make the journey to China.

When he scored the father of all cameos

Long story short: Bad Bunny and Hernandez were playing two brothers on a telenovela when Mick Jagger showed up.

And then there was a dispute in the monastery

Bad Bunny, aka Sister Teresa, became viewers’ prime suspect when the sketch revealed a man pretending to be a nun at a remote convent in Austria. The poser said he was “clearly so sexy that not even God could stop him” from having relationships with the sisters.

It turned out that the “sexy king” in question was none other than Sister Kevin, played by Mick Jagger.

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When he played a caring father

A parent’s love for their children knows no bounds, and judging by this sketch, she apparently can’t read the room.

Benito played a senior accountant at Burt’s Bees and seemed unable to get into the game as the company was about to be acquired and internal changes were imminent. Although his co-workers looked at him askance at first, they simply fell in love with the sweet gentleman who was thrilled that his daughter was getting married and that his son was having a baby.