As billed, Kanye West hit the stage on the season finale of Saturday Night Live. The first song he performed is reportedly called “Black Skinhead,” which he followed up with “New Slaves.”
Kanye West will be appearing on Saturday Night Live as its musical guest this weekend. It happens to SNL‘s season finale and here we have a promo starring Yeezy, Ben Affleck, who is the episode’s host, and cast member Fred Armisen.
Stop the presses, Kanye West has tweeted. The future baby daddy of Kim Kardashian who currently mostly kicks it in Paris, while working on a new album, we hope, dropped the following gem to his almost 10 million followers around 9 a.m. today (May 2):
The mystique behind a Kanye West project, let alone the possibility that he’s actually working on one, is enough to have fans’ anticipation tipping the richter scale. Braces yourselves, as the Chicago native’s sixth studio album is reportedly complete and awaiting release.
It looks like Kanye West will be leaving his current Paris confines to make an appearance in New York City in May. Reportedly, the G.O.O.D. music rapper/producer will be Saturday Night Live‘s musical guest on May 18.
Looks like the mainstream is starting to catch up on Miguel. The R&B crooner was the musical guest on Saturday Night Live last night.
You can’t say Justin Timberlake doesn’t know how to multitask. Last night, the singer hosted Saturday Night Live and was the show’s musical guest, which included a performance of “Suit & Tie” with his buddy Jay-Z.
For the fifth time in his career, Justin Timberlake will be front and center at 30 Rockefeller Center as he’s been tapped to host and perform on NBC’s Saturday Night Live.
Kevin Hart will become the latest comedian to host Saturday Night Live. Hart is tapped to helm the show, next month.
Kendrick Lamar got his wish and did appear in a Saturday Night Live skit, sort of. The Lonely Island, of “Lazy Sunday” fame, returned to SNL with a video/digital short for a song called “YOLO,” featuring Maroon 5’s Adam Levine and the Compton MC.
Remember when Kendrick Lamar was just considered an underground rapper? The secret has been out about the Compton rapper’s rhyme talents, and last night he was the musical guest on Saturday Night Live, performing “Swimming Pools (Drank)” and “Poetic Justice.”
Kendrick Lamar arrived in New York City and stopped by the Funkmaster Flex show on Hot 97 to do what he does.
