Chance The Rapper Brought Out Megan Thee Stallion For A Collar-Popping SNL Performance

Chance The Rapper was all over Saturday Night Live as both the host and musical visitor last night (October 26). He appeared in nearly every skit of the night and gave two performances of "Zanies And Fools" and "Handsome," the latter featuring a surprise appearance from Megan The Stallion. It was his second time hosting and the show and we certainly hope that it won't be his last.


Chance's first monologue began with him distributing full support for the Chicago Teachers Union throughout their ongoing strike. Subsequently, he did a song that paid homage to Chicago, his hometown. Somehow, Burger King, Luigi from the Super Mario franchise, and Percy Jackson & The Olympians series just be in the awesomely funny tune.


from then on, Chance was central in a ton of skits. He was a psychotic host with a bloody toaster in appetizing Toaster Tarts." While going through his pantry of snacks, his companions begin to learn that something's seriously wrong. Nevertheless once the toasted pastries come out, they don't seem to notice Chance's taped-up fridge.


In "Space Mistakes," Chance is a dad who gets getting called back to space where he works and is deathly afraid to create a mistake." Needless to say, a "whoopsie" happens any time one of his crew members forgets to put on a seatbelt and then another drops something while working outdoors of the ship. The short makes fun of movies like Ad Astra and Interstellar and the serious tone that comes with your office being outdoor of the atmosphere. Half of the hilarity comes from how over the best it is. In case you watch these kinds of movies, you'll get a good laugh.


Chance introduced himself for his first efficiency of "Zanies And Fools," using an adorable cartoon short to give him time to sprint to the stage where an entire musical group was waiting on him. The drummers were front and center with gold glitter that misted into the air while they thwacked their instruments. Backup dancers also hopped on stage on both sides of him, bringing alien movements that made the already mystical efficiency even more ethereal.


For "Handsome," Jason Momoa gave Chance a shirtless introduction. The rapper was already on stage surrounded by mist and scrolling words on screens around him with people standing off on both sides in the distance. Megan Thee Stallion came out right following the initial verse was over, surprising the crowd. She spatA her words in the demanding tone that she habitually does and frolicked around the stage for the duration of the song, bowing with Chance immediately after it was finished.


Check out clips from Chance's epic SNL show up above.