Comments on: ‘Saturday Night Live’ review: Dave Chappelle’s monologue, Pulse, Harambe, Negan, and more

By: MusicNTutor

MusicNTutor — Sun, 13 Nov 2016 09:12:00 +0000

On the stage at the end of the
show what was Busta Rhymes sign? What did it say the pen was such a light color I couldn’t tell on the Whiteboard. And I think it was Busta Rhymes holding it up to the camera and then he just throws it away why do credits go by. What did the sign say?

By: Matt Carter

Matt Carter — Sun, 13 Nov 2016 07:00:00 +0000

In reply to Robin Goodfellow.

Yeah I must have accidentally edited it out! Getting my take back in there — the Last Call sketch is always tremendous.

And thanks for the kind words — I enjoyed ATCQ’s stuff tonight. We usually put separate articles out because there tends to be a divide in what the SNL fan likes from the show.

By: Robin Goodfellow

Robin Goodfellow — Sun, 13 Nov 2016 06:47:00 +0000

You forgot the most memorable sketch of the evening. The writing for the bar scene might have been the best all night. And the Chapelle-McKinnon tongue-kissing with DeBussy and fountains was one of the more unique moments in the history of… television. I’m not exaggerating here. Was it funny? Maybe. Maybe (of course it was funny!) not. But it was visually stunning. And no one who saw it will ever forget it. That’s ‘instant classic’ in my book. Some should’ve written about it.

But I did enjoy reading this review. I think I agreed with most of it. Even if I hadn’t I’m glad I found it and read it, It was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.

Also, A Tribe Called Quest was at least as good as any good or great SNL performance by a musician or band. Very impressive stuff given that it was essentially brand new material and they hadn’t performed live very often for years. And this was (I believe) their fist live performance since one of their founding members died.