Donning his signature ‘Gemini Rights’ look.
Following the 2022 midterm election in the United States.
Also appearing in a series of skits riffing on his Southern background.
Performing “curious/furious” and “ur a stranger.”
Offering up “Rich Spirit,” “N95” and “Father Time.”
Kicking off the 48th season of the sketch show.
Michaels previously suggested that he may exit after the show’s 50th anniversary.
After doing two parodies as the rapper.
Along with Kate McKinnon, Aidy Bryant and Kyle Mooney.
He also brought out Roddy Ricch to perform “Cooped Up.”
The chart-topper will make his ‘Saturday Night Live’ debut on May 14.
Off the Atlanta rapper’s No. 1 album ‘DS4EVER.’