Sabrina Carpenter Hosts SNL: What to Expect
It’s always a special moment when an artist you’ve been following, someone whose music has soundtracked bits of your life, steps onto a stage as prominent as Saturday Night Live. And this weekend, Sabrina Carpenter is doing just that, taking on the dual role of host and musical guest for the first time. It’s a big leap, even for someone who’s no stranger to the SNL spotlight.
We’ve seen her grace that stage before, performing her hits, but now she’s diving headfirst into the comedic world of 30 Rock. If the promo sketches are anything to go by, she’s going to be absolutely brilliant. Watching her channel her inner Carrie Bradshaw, complete with Manolo Blahniks and a faux Cosmopolitan, was a delightful peek into the show she's got planned. It's those little touches, like quipping about her height in heels or making a joke about arresting Marcello Hernandez for being too hot, that really show her personality shining through. It makes you wonder what other surprises she has up her sleeve for the live show.
The fact that she’s already built such a rapport with cast members like Hernandez, even appearing in sketches tied to her own music, adds another layer of anticipation. It feels less like a guest showing up and more like a homecoming, in a way. As USA TODAY points out, this is part of SNL’s season 51, following a string of other exciting hosts and musical acts. But there’s something particularly captivating about Sabrina Carpenter’s journey here, from performer to taking the reins. With her new album, Man's Best Friend, making waves, her presence on SNL feels like the perfect moment to celebrate her growing career. Will she bring the same charm and wit to the hosting duties that she brings to her music? I have a feeling we're in for a real treat.
We’ve seen her grace that stage before, performing her hits, but now she’s diving headfirst into the comedic world of 30 Rock. If the promo sketches are anything to go by, she’s going to be absolutely brilliant. Watching her channel her inner Carrie Bradshaw, complete with Manolo Blahniks and a faux Cosmopolitan, was a delightful peek into the show she's got planned. It's those little touches, like quipping about her height in heels or making a joke about arresting Marcello Hernandez for being too hot, that really show her personality shining through. It makes you wonder what other surprises she has up her sleeve for the live show.
The fact that she’s already built such a rapport with cast members like Hernandez, even appearing in sketches tied to her own music, adds another layer of anticipation. It feels less like a guest showing up and more like a homecoming, in a way. As USA TODAY points out, this is part of SNL’s season 51, following a string of other exciting hosts and musical acts. But there’s something particularly captivating about Sabrina Carpenter’s journey here, from performer to taking the reins. With her new album, Man's Best Friend, making waves, her presence on SNL feels like the perfect moment to celebrate her growing career. Will she bring the same charm and wit to the hosting duties that she brings to her music? I have a feeling we're in for a real treat.
