Lin-Manuel Miranda brought back his beloved character from Hamilton in a memorable cameo on Saturday Night Live, but his heartfelt performance was unexpectedly interrupted by Donald Trump.
During the January 25 episode, the 45-year-old multi-talented actor and playwright stepped back into the shoes of Alexander Hamilton during the cold open segment. In a bid to unite the audience through the transformative power of music, he was suddenly interrupted by James Austin Johnson, who delivered a hilarious impression of Donald Trump, now officially back in office. The comedic timing and juxtaposition created a unique moment that resonated with viewers.
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Miranda passionately sang, ?We will have leaders, but know one thing / In America we will never have a king,? when Donald dramatically entered the stage, proclaiming his new ?king era? and intentions to reshape America. This playful yet pointed commentary sparked laughter and reflection among the audience, underscoring the show’s blend of humor and political satire.
James humorously commented on Donald?s return to the White House, making light of the situation by referring to Melania Trump as a surprise guest and poking fun at the presence of billionaires in the front row of his grand inauguration ceremony. This satirical take added layers of depth to the episode, showcasing the show’s ability to tackle current events in a lighthearted manner.
The episode of SNL was hosted by the talented Timothee Chalamet, whose opening monologue is also worth a watch for fans of comedy and pop culture. His engaging delivery and charm promise an entertaining experience that complements Miranda?s performance perfectly.