Gunna

The Atlanta rappers introduced the world to their new slang in a smooth performance filled with laser lights and fog.

“P don’t just mean Playa, P also mean paper too,” he said. For their TV performance of the track, though, Future and Gunna kept it fairly PG, decked out in their usual designer swag, and slowly swaying while they rapped through swirling fog and a tumultuous laser light show. “You could be pushing this P with paper too.”

Gunna performed “Banking on Me” and “Pushin P” on 'Saturday Night Live' for his debut as musical guest on the show, which was hosted by Jerrod Carmichael.

“Yall n****s better drop soon cuz I’m this summer,” the rapper wrote on Instagram. The project narrowly beat out The Weeknd’s Dawn FM album, which ended up debuting in the No. 2 spot. Speaking of debuts, Jerrod Carmichael hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time.

Simon Rex (aka Dirt Nasty) and Chris Redd joined Gunna and Pete to lay raps about films like 'The Lion King' and 'Austin Powers.'

The group even slips in a joke about Judd Apatow’s The King Of Staten Island, which stars Davidson and clocks in at 137 minutes Gunna put forth another highlight moment in his stellar 2022 year through a recent appearance on Saturday Night Live. His debut appearance on the show came after he kicked off the year with his third album DS4EVER. It’s highlighted by “Pushin P” with Future and Young Thug as well as other records with the likes of 21 Savage, Drake, Chloe Bailey, Lil Baby, G Herbo, and more. During last night’s episode of SNL, Gunna teamed up with Pete Davidson, Simon Rex (aka Dirt Nasty), and Chris Redd for a rap about “short-ass movies.” The group gave quick reactions to short films like The Lion King and Austin Powers while joking about longer ones like Amadeus, Once Upon A Time In America and Heat. Elsewhere in the sketch, Davidson goes to see the new three-hour Batman movie and ends up pissing his pants.

Pete Davidson returned to Saturday Night Live this weekend after taking a break to film a new movie, and he came back with a rap song about short-ass movies ...

There are thumbnail recreations of shorties like The Lion King and Austin Powers, and jokes about famously long movies like Amadeus, Once Upon A Time In America, and Heat. Davidson goes to see the new 3-hour The Batman and pisses his pants. Rex plays Ernest P. Worrell. There’s even a joke about the Davidson-starring Judd Apatow flick The King Of Staten Island, which clocks in at 2hr17m. Pete Davidson returned to Saturday Night Live this weekend after taking a break to film a new movie, and he came back with a rap song about short-ass movies.

With movie runtimes feeling longer, this SNL sketch praises the movies that manage to keep the runtimes down to under two hours.

Towards the end, Davidson makes an argument that calls into question why Sex and The City 2 was longer than Jurassic Park taking into consideration what each film is about. For Davidson, the perfect film is “at most 1 hour 40”, and to illustrate his point, he gives a couple of famous examples like the 1989 comedy-drama Driving Miss Daisy. The skit titled “Short-Ass Movies” is the perfect song to annoy that one pretentious cinema-obsessed friend who always takes things too seriously.

Pete Davidson has been MIA from “Saturday Night Live” for the past few episodes, but returned this weekend for a hilarious filmed sketch complaining about ...

And ‘Sex and the City 2’, which is 20 minutes longer, is about four women we already knew.” “That was a movie that told the history of dinosaurs, how DNA works, and explained the science of bringing dinosaurs back to life. “The movie ‘Jurassic Park’ was two hours and seven minutes long,” Davidson explains.

Gunna made his solo debut on Saturday Night Live yesterday (April 2), performing “Banking On Me” and—with special guest Future—“Pushin P,” between sketches ...

Camila Cabello is Saturday Night Live’s musical guest with host Jake Gyllenhaal next week, with Lizzo pulling double duty on April 16. Watch Gunna do it all below. Gunna made his solo debut on Saturday Night Live yesterday (April 2), performing “Banking on Me” and—with special guest Future—“Pushin P,” between sketches featuring host Jerrod Carmichael. Gunna also appeared alongside Pete Davidson and Chris Redd in a musical sketch about how great it is when movies are, like, 90 minutes long.

Pete Davidson and Gunna teamed up last night (April 2) for a Saturday Night Live sketch about the unnecessary length of certain movies.

“Which is kind of like Will Smith’s agent telling him, ‘You crushed it at the Oscars.’” “But we needed all of those minutes,” he claims. “I did see slap.

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On Instagram this week, Simon Rex (star of the critically acclaimed Red Rocket) teased that he’d be appearing in a filmed bit with Pete Davidson on this week’s SNL, and this was it. In the rap video “Short-Ass Movies,” he praised films with an efficient running time, rapping he’s “a simple man with no attention span.” Pete Davidson captured this phenomenon in one of this week’s Saturday Night Live digital shorts.

Pete Davidson returned to "Saturday Night Live" on April 2 for a rap video alongside Gunna about loving "short a-- movies."

Gunna is later seen holding the double-tape VHS version of 1984’s Amadeus, which clocks in at two hours, 40 minutes. “These days, when I sit down to watch a movie, I can find just about anything in the world. Later in the pre-recorded skit, Davidson is joined by SNL musical guest Gunna, who also prefers films under 100 minutes.