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Earlier this year, Bad Bunny<\/a> helped to close out Saturday Night Live<\/em>\u2019s 50th<\/a> season<\/a> as its finale musical guest<\/a>. The Puerto Rican superstar returned to NBC last weekend to host the show\u2019s Season 51<\/a> premiere. He starred in sketches throughout the evening as a sperm donor hopeful, a fan of the Netflix original film KPop Demon Hunters<\/em>, and the inventor of the Spanish language, and led the SNL<\/em> cast in a recreation of the \u201970s Mexican sitcom El Chavo del Ocho<\/em>. Joining Bad Bunny was musical guest Doja Cat<\/a>, who made her Saturday Night Live<\/em> debut performing \u201cAaahh Men!\u201d and \u201cGorgeous\u201d from her new album Vie<\/em><\/a>. Check out those performances and sketches below.<\/p>\n During his opening monologue, Bad Bunny discussed his recent 31-show concert residency<\/a> in Puerto Rico and the news that he\u2019ll be performing the halftime show<\/a> at Super Bowl LX this February. He also noted that the evening marked his fourth appearance on Saturday Night Live<\/em>, joking \u201cI think Marcello [Hernandez] is getting nervous that Lorne has a new favorite Latino.\u201d<\/p>\n Bad Bunny previously hosted SNL<\/em><\/a> in 2023. In November, he\u2019s set to embark an international tour<\/a> in support of his new album, Deb\u00ed Tirar M\u00e1s Fotos<\/em><\/a>. Doja Cat\u2019s Tour Ma Vie World Tour<\/a> also kicks off that same month.<\/p>\n This week\u2019s episode of Saturday Night Live<\/em> will be hosted will be hosted by Amy Poehler alongside musical guest Role Model<\/a>. Then, on October 18, Sabrina Carpenter<\/a> will pull double duty as host and musical guest for the first time.<\/p>\n See where Bad Bunny\u2019s 2020 album YHLQMDLG<\/em><\/a> falls on Pitchfork\u2019s new list of \u201cThe 100 Best Rap Albums of All Time<\/a>.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n