Saturday Night Live pulled off a comedic triumph with Will Ferrell and Ana Gasteyer’s performance.
- Performing a choir-style cover, Ferrell pokes fun at the famous Lamar and Drake feud.
- The parody of “Not Like Us” entertained a packed Radio City Music Hall.
- The internet buzzed with mixed reactions to the humorous rendition.
- Ferrell’s collaboration reignited interest in the ongoing music rivalry.
Will Ferrell brought humor back to Saturday Night Live with an unforgettable cover of Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us.” Known for his comedic genius, Ferrell collaborated with Ana Gasteyer to deliver a hysterical choir-style performance that left the audience at Radio City Music Hall in stitches.
As Marty Culp and Bobbi Mohan-Culp, Ferrell and Gasteyer turned a rap battle anthem into a comedy masterpiece. Their exaggerated singing and comedic timing perfectly poked fun at the ongoing tension between Lamar and Drake, bringing the house down in laughter.
Social media quickly erupted with reactions. Some fans loved the comedic twist, with comments like, ‘I never knew how much I needed this until I saw it.’ Others speculated on the potential legal repercussions, joking about Drake’s legal battles with Universal Music Group possibly extending to SNL.
“Not Like Us” stands as a pillar in the ongoing feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar. Released in 2024, the song was a massive hit, topping charts and fueling public discussions about the rivalry. Its resonant lyrics went beyond music, marking a defining moment in hip-hop history.
Ferrell’s parody highlighted the enduring impact of “Not Like Us” on both the music industry and cultural discourse. The performance added a comedic layer to the song’s legacy, reminding everyone of the track’s significance in the ongoing rap battle.
Will Ferrell’s comedic spin on “Not Like Us” brought laughter and renewed focus to the iconic Lamar-Drake feud.
