A day after her latest album, ChaosLady Gaga was released Saturday night Live It can sing.
“I know that you may think that I am here to promote my album, ChaosShe said during her monologue: “I am actually here to remind you that I am a great actor.”
However, it turned out that Gaga was in a full voice during the drawings.
After riding through New York on an electric bag in the opening scheme alongside Marcelo Hernandez, Gaga cooperated with Bowen Yang to get a satirical simulation duet. He wears a red pair, the husband mocked his own version of Eric Clapton's “Tonight is great.”
“It is later that evening and we were lost in the Times Square,” Yang sings. “So, I eat the whole beige Mac and fly my body hair,” Gaga sings. “Then I bite me both my nipples to the left and the right, and I say B*tch looks great tonight.”
Next, midnight exercise, one of the digital pants written by Dan Paula, apparently a Stewart Little-Suspered as Gaga sings again, this time in the piano.
Remember, this is the same woman who appeared to The return ceremony for the homeland SNL50 For “Dick in Box” with Andy Samberg.
Elsewhere, the audience reminded that she could also dance a twenty -year roar protein at a funeral home, clearly.
Yang is a great admirer of boubstar. At the Academy Awards, he said Tonight entertainment He will return directly to New York. “I want to be there all the time. I can't miss a week for Lady Gaga in SNLHe said.
As such, it was logical to wear a Chaos T -shirt, to present Gaga sings “Abracadabra”, which is the second song of her new album, which dates back to early pop and theater dancer.
The second time is the “Poker Face” star with dual duty; She also performed and hosted in November 2013. She also performed a three -time music guest in October 2009, May 2011 and October 2016.
Gaga II's performance witnessed the performance of “Killah”, the sixth path inspired by the David Bowie from Chaos.
I closed the show with another duet with Yang. The couple sang to encourage their friends – which is played by the ego Noudim, Andrew Desmox, Sarah Sherman and Ashley Badilla – to stop saying the word “slaughter” from among thousands of millennium. “No more slaughter, we stole words from other people and we are returning them today,” they sang.
