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Bowen Yang SNL Departure: Red Wine, Cocaine, and Tears

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Bowen Yang and Ariana Grande’s ‘Christmas’ Collaboration Delights Fans

A surprise ‍performance during Ariana grande’s December 16, 2023, monologue ⁣on Saturday‍ Night Live saw comedian Bowen Yang join the singer for a comedic rendition of “All I Want For Christmas is You,” generating a significant ‍audience reaction.


The Surprise Performance

During her hosting and musical guest appearance on Saturday Night Live on December 16, 2023, Ariana Grande delivered a monologue that ⁤incorporated ‍a playful, frustrated spin on Mariah Carey’s ⁤iconic Christmas song, “All I Want For christmas Is You.” The monologue ⁣took a turn when Bowen Yang unexpectedly joined her on stage. According to reports, the cheers from ⁤the audience were so eager they nearly overwhelmed the singing Billboard.

Bowen Yang and Ariana⁤ Grande performing on SNL
Bowen Yang and Ariana Grande perform a comedic rendition of “All I Want For Christmas Is You” ‍during Grande’s Saturday Night Live monologue on December 16,⁣ 2023.

Bowen Yang’s History wiht ‍ Saturday Night Live

Bowen Yang ⁣made⁢ his debut as a featured player on Saturday Night live during Season 45, appearing in the ⁣first episode on September 28, 2019. Vanity Fair noted that his first line was “Wazzzzzzup!” while portraying Kim Jong-un, in a sketch where he sought advice from Donald Trump on ‍handling whistleblowers. Yang is notable as the show’s first openly⁢ gay Asian-American cast member.

His initial role was met with some criticism regarding the writing assigned to him, but he quickly became a prominent and ⁢popular figure on the show, known for his impressions and original characters. He was promoted to a repertory player in Season 47, in ⁤2021.

Season Role Start ⁣Date
45 Featured Player September 28, 2019
47 Repertory Player September⁤ 25, 2021
Current Cast Member Ongoing

Ariana Grande’s connection to SNL

Ariana Grande has a history with Saturday Night Live, having hosted the show ‍twice before her December ‍16, 2023 appearance: once in March 2016 and again in May ‍2018. ⁢Her performances on the show have often gone viral, and she⁢ is known for her willingness