SNL Cast Shocks with 'Hot, Jacked Trump’ Skit

The first 'Saturday Night Live' episode since Trump's re-election featured a surprising twist. Cast members, initially somber, humorously declared support for Trump, introducing 'Hot, Jacked Trump', embodied by James Austin Johnson. Hosted by Bill Burr, the show marked a shift from its typically critical political stance, blending humor with politics.

The latest episode of 'Saturday Night Live' took an unexpected turn as cast members initially expressed their shock over Donald Trump's re-election. The skit, which began with a somber tone, quickly evolved into a satirical declaration of unwavering support for Trump.

Introducing a new character, 'Hot, Jacked Trump', the show's cast humorously portrayed a buff version of Trump, with James Austin Johnson delivering a spot-on impersonation. The episode, hosted by comedian Bill Burr, diverged from the show's usual political commentary, opting for a blend of humor and surprise.

Burr employed his comedic style in his monologue, commenting on political matters with a satirical edge. The episode diverged significantly from the serious tone set during Hillary Clinton's election loss depiction back in 2016, marking a clear shift in the show's political approach.

(With inputs from agencies.)