Watch 21 Savage, Summer Walker, and Brent Faiyaz Perform Songs from ‘American Dream’ on ‘SNL’
“Saturday Night Live” music visitor 21 Savage, gone along with by Summer Walker, executes “Should’ve Worn A Bonnet”/”Prove It” on February 24, 2024. Will Heath/NBC
21 Savage made his music visitor launching on Saturday Night Live, doing tracks from his newest cd.
The U.K.-born, Atlanta-elevated rap artist provided 3 tunes — “Redrum” and a mashup of “Should’ve Worn a Bonnet” and “Prove It” — from his 2024 cd, American Dream, throughout the Feb. 24 episode of the long-running NBC illustration funny program.
With an intro from host Shane Gillis, Savage opened up with “Redrum,” which came to a head at No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 previously this year. It’s additionally his highest-peaking unaccompanied appeal the graph. Dressed in a light blue coat, white t-shirt and tore pants, the rap artist provided the tune together with a violinist and a multitude of black-clad ballerinas.
Later in the episode, 21 Savage returned with a mashup of “Should’ve Wore a Bonnet” and “Prove It,” with visitor looks by vocalists Brent Faiyaz and Summer Walker.
In January, Savage secured his 4th Billboard 200 No. 1 cd with the launch of his 3rd solo LP, American Dream. The long-awaited hit showed up over a half-decade after his student initiative, 2018’s i am > i was.
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Next week’s SNL will certainly include host Sydney Sweeney and music visitor Kacey Musgraves on March 2. The adhering to week, Ariana Grande will certainly sign up with host Josh Brolin on March 9.
Watch 21 Savage’s SNL efficiencies listed below. For those without cable television, the program streams on Peacock, which you can enroll in at the web link here. Having a Peacock account additionally offers followers accessibility to previous SNL episodes.
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