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Emma Stone Crashes Druski’s ‘SNL’ Monologue in Hilarious Fashion
Druski used his “Saturday Night Live” opening monologue to address being the first host known exclusively as a digital creator, joking about public perceptions of him and promising not to be watered down by the show. His hosting marks a notable move by “SNL” into creator culture.
Emma Stone joined him after he said they had filmed a movie together, “The Catch”, and jokingly claimed she was his love interest. Stone corrected him, saying their characters were not romantically involved; Druski also joked that he wanted to be the first Black man to say he liked her film “Bugonia”.
In short
- Druski made his “SNL” hosting debut.
- Emma Stone joined the monologue.
- Their exchange centred on his mistaken love-interest claim.
Explained simply
Saturday Night Live, usually called SNL, is a long-running American comedy show built around live sketches and a guest host. Hosts introduce the programme and appear in comedy segments, often alongside well-known actors and performers.
Druski is a comedian and online creator whose work became popular through digital platforms. His hosting reflects how entertainers who first built audiences online are becoming part of established television, while Emma Stone is an actor known for films including Bugonia.
The Catch is a film featuring Druski and Stone. Their exchange on SNL played on the difference between their characters’ relationship in the film and Druski’s joking description of it.