Sabrina Carpenter crashes Quinta Brunson’s ‘SNL’ monologue for shock duet – NBC New York

Quinta Brunson has a fellow “shorty” in Sabrina Carpenter.
Brunson returned to “Saturday Evening Stay” on Might 3 as a second-time host alongside musical visitor, Benson Boone.
When Brunson hosted for the primary time in April 2023, her monologue featured a video with former President Barack Obama. This time round, she had just a few acquainted faces along with her on stage to deliver residence a message a couple of trigger very close to and pricey to her coronary heart — being brief.
The “Abbott Elementary” creator took the musical monologue route after sharing an empowering quote about her peak.
“I’m proof you are able to do something you place your thoughts to, even when folks look down on you,” she mentioned to applause. “Whether or not it’s due to the place you come from, or actually since you’re solely 4’11”. Yeah, that’s proper, I’m brief!”
Brunson joked, “It’s okay. You recognize, they even tried to solid me as a child on ‘Abbott Elementary’ and I wrote that.”
The Emmy-winning actor devoted the night to her fellow “shorties” earlier than requesting a microphone — which towered over her head — to sing a tune about the advantages of being brief.
“Being brief is wonderful / Being brief is simply advantageous,” she sang. “I’m an inexpensive date / As a result of I get wasted off of 1 glass of wine.”
The comic emphasised that there have been no limitations primarily based on peak. She sang that “if you’re brief, you are able to do something” and used cardboard cutouts of Simone Biles, Kendrick Lamar and Tom Holland to show her level.
Quinta Brunson is honoring her fellow “shorties.” The “Abbott Elementary” star hosted the Might 3 episode of “Saturday Evening Stay” with musical visitor Benson Boone. Throughout her monologue, the actress, who’s 4’11″, mentioned how she is happy with being brief. The Emmy winner then broke out in tune highlighting fellow A-listers who’re additionally brief like Kendrick Lamar, Simone Biles, and Tom Holland, earlier than being joined onstage by Sabrina Carpenter.
When Brunson went to sing a line in regards to the “Espresso” singer, Carpenter appeared on stage, a lot to the confusion of the actor who requested, “Sabrina, it’s the actual you, what are you doing right here?”
“I imply, you have been speaking about being brief, so I assumed I’d cease by,” the singer replied.
Brunson and Carpenter continued the tune from the attitude of “one shorty to a different” as they mirrored on the entire sights “from the view down right here” together with “door handles, windowsills, toddlers’ eyes, folks’s crotches and Jeremy Allen White.”
They have been quickly joined by fellow “brief king” Marcello Hernández. Nevertheless, he didn’t present as much as come clean with his peak, however fairly to face subsequent to the duo as a way to make him look “tremendous tall.”

Particular visitor Dwyane Wade, host Quinta Brunson, particular visitor Sabrina Carpenter, and Marcello Hernández in the course of the monologue Saturday, Might 3, 2025. (Picture by: Will Heath/NBC by way of Getty Photographs)
Dwyane Wade even tried to get in on the “brief folks factor,” leaving Brunson to query his motives and ask what he was doing with the remainder of the group as he towered above the remainder.
“Nicely, I used to be simply within the viewers watching ‘SNL,’ and I heard your tune about being brief and I felt seen,” Wade defined earlier than Brunson identified the plain — “However you’re tall. You’re 6’4”.”
He had a rebuttal on the prepared, explaining that “within the basketball world that is like 4’10″” earlier than he revealed his true intentions and shared, “I simply actually need to be within the tune!”
Wade stayed with the group they usually ended with a giant end, which included some mild choreography and a kickline besides.
Brunson hosted the late-night sketch comedy present for the primary time greater than two years in the past. Her first episode included some fan favourite sketches together with “Site visitors Altercation,” which featured some colourful hand gestures, and a “Bridesmaid Cult Documentary.”
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