Taylor Swift was the musical guest on this weekend’s installment of Saturday Night Live. She performed her new 10-minute edition of “All Too Well” from Red (Taylor’s Version) on the Jonathan Majors-hosted episode. Swift also appeared alongside Pete Davidson in a musical parody sketch from Please Don’t Destroy called “Three Sad Virgins.” Watch it all go down below.
On Friday (November 12), Swift released Red (Taylor’s Version)—the re-recorded edition of her 2006 LP. She also released an “All Too Well” short film starring Sadie Sink and Dylan O’Brien, which was projected behind her as she played on the SNL stage.
Taylor Swift last appeared on SNL in October 2019. She performed “False God” and the title track from her seventh album Lover.
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