A year after Donald Trump’s election as president, Kate McKinnon impersonated Hillary Clinton in 2016. McKinnon played the piano and sang” Hallelujah” by Leonard Cohen, which left many Democratic voters in tears. After her achievement, McKinnon turned to the lens and said,” I’m not giving up, and neither should you”. It seems that even McKinnon was teary-eyed after her efficiency. One of the SNL authors said that the performance was an appreciation of the dissatisfying 2016 election benefits, but that they had to move forward in any case.
Some on social media are now revisiting McKinnon’s efficiency. Maya Rudolph needs to learn Hallelujah quickly, according to one remark on the film. Some pointed out that it’s “heartbreaking” and artistic to come back to the same picture eight years later.
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On the other hand, Twitter people dread the thought of Rudolph singing solemnly while impersonating Harris. One Twitter user wrote,” Please do n’t have Maya Rudolph sitting behind a piano on Saturday, I’m begging”. On social advertising, Rudolph would already be in a bad mood, so seeing him speak would be too much for people.
Another cultural internet users hopes for an “angrier” SNL opening instead. They wrote,” I do not want a terrible Maya Rudolph cold start. Sorry, I want actually somebody else, and I want them to be upset”. Despite Donald Trump’s claims of mass imprisonment, confusion over the Affordable Healthcare Act, and fears of a global abortion ban, it’s hard to be optimistic. Several are n’t only saddened—they’re enraged that Trump won with a controversial and prejudiced system. American citizens did undoubtedly continue, but there will still be lingering lingering lingering feelings of rage and disappointment.