Bad Bunny challenges Maga’s tumult apparently SNL, gives America “4 months to learn” Spanish for his appearance of the Super Bowl

“I think everyone is happy – even Fox News,” joked the music superstar in its monologue, referring to the opposition in certain districts in its headliner name of the Super Bowl Halftime Show.

He met in a few sentences in Spanish, expressing the Latin pride and the joy of the realization, after which he noted: “If you do not understand what I just said, you have four months to learn!” Bad Bunny will make history by performing entirely in Spanish, a historic moment for Latin culture.

Launch of a season which presents new faces in the casting, the Cold Open of the program presented a mocking sketch The presentation of the Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth to generals earlier this week.

The animator of “Weekend Update”, Colin Jost, played Hegseth, stressing the remarks of the defense secretary in which he said that it was “tiring to watch the combat training or really any training and to see oily troops” and said that it was unacceptable to see big generals and admirals in the Pentagon.

“No Fatties, no facial hair, no hair,” said Jost Hegseth. “Just hot and grated icy men who are certainly not gay … because it is serious, we are faced with the greatest threat to freedom and democracy that the world has ever known. And we all know what is this threat. ”

“TV at the end of the night!” James Austin Johnson replied as President Donald Trump, bursting.

“‘SNL’ 51 at a difficult start,” added Trump of Johnson. “Seventeen new members of the distribution and they made sure that the guy of the” update “is full.”

After a 50th season full of fanfare celebrating the past, “Saturday Night Live” turns to the future with a casting that includes five new features. Several distribution members have left the show.

Bad Bunny has what can only be described as a huge week: in addition to welcoming “SNL”, he has just released a historic residence in Puerto Rico, and Sunday came the Super Bowl News.

His moment under the spotlight did not come without a political discourse. The Puerto Rican artist said that one of the reasons for which his residence had circumvented the continent of the United States was a concern that US immigration and customs officials could target immigrants for deportation outside of his shows.

Friday by a podcaster if the ICE officials would apply the Super Bowl, Kristi Noem, Homeland Security Secretary, said they would, because the DHS “is responsible for keeping it safe.” It did not specify whether the civil servants would apply immigration or other tasks for applying the law which are typical of the event.

The problem made a key joke in the “weekend update” segment. “A Trump advisor said ice agents will attend the Super Bowl after Bad Bunny was announced as the half-time interpreter,” noted co-host Michael Che, then joking: “You know, to catch all these agricultural workers who can afford Super Bowl tickets.”

In his second “SNL” accommodation concert, Bad Bunny was joined by the musical guest Doja Cat, making her debut in this role.

It has been presented in many comedy segments of the show, including a spin-off of popular sketches in which George Washington tries to educate soldiers on the language and customs of his new country. Here, Bad Bunny played a Spanish rule in 900 AD explaining how the language would have both male and female names – with Benicio Del Toro making a surprise appearance.

Bad Bunny will be followed as hosts in the following weeks by Amy Poehler and Sabrina Carpenter. All three were protruding facts of the 50th season celebrations, with Bad Bunny performing at the “SNL50: The Homecoming Concert” and also serving as a last musical guest last season.

The former student of SNL Poehler, in his second solo accommodation concert, will before the episode of October 11 alongside the first musical guest model. His episode will be broadcast from 50 years to the day of the very first episode of “Saturday Night Live”, October 11, 1975.

Carpenter, which was a major attraction of birthday celebrations, draws in double service as host and musical guest on October 18.

The redesigned cast occurs in several high -level departures, including Ego Nwodim and Devon Walker. Ben Marshall, already an “SNL” writer, becomes a star player, as well as the new arrivals Tommy Brennan, Jeremy Culhane, Kam Patterson and Veronika Slowikowska.

Nwodim, Walker, Emil Wakim and Michael Longfellow all confirmed last month on their social media accounts that they leave the show.

The show recovered 12 EMMYS last month for its 50th season and a birthday program, including a price for the exceptional special variety.

“I won this award for the first time 50 years ago in 1975,” said Michaels, accepting the Emmy, adding that he was not dreaming of the same show for the next 50 years.

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