Taylor Swift joined Pete Davidson in a musical skit on Saturday Night Live’s newest episode.
The singer was featured as the evening’s musical guest, having just released her record-breaking album Red (Taylor's Version).
As part of the skit, Davidson, playing a version of himself, pretended to be working on an SNL sketch with three of his friends and colleagues – Ben Marshall, John Higgins, and Martin Herlihy of Please Don’t Destroy, a comedy group that has recently joined the sketch show.
The skit began with the four men collaborating on a rap song, with Davidson inevitably dubbing the trio “three sad virgins” despite their protests.
The three friends tried to get Davidson to take the skit into a different direction – suggesting using the new film adaptation of Dune as an inspiration – to no avail.
Eventually, Taylor Swift joined in and sang part of the song.
Her lyrics included describing one of the three friends as having the “sex-appeal of a scarecrow”, while another had a “big-a** bowling ball head”.
“None of them have the guts to take their shirts off in front of a girl,” Swift sang, before launching into a chorus describing the men once again as “three sad virgins”.
Swift has been featured as a musical guest on the show on several occasions, and in one episode in 2009 acted as both host and musical guest.
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