Mike Myers Makes Surprise Cameo as ‘Saturday Night Live’ Hosts Trump Awards Show
In a surprising twist, “Saturday Night Live” launched a unique awards show called “The Trumps.” The episode featured James Austin Johnson impersonating Donald Trump as the host of this special event. The show saw the distribution of several awards, including “Best Picture” and “Best Kiss.” Notably, Donald Trump won all of these honors.
Mike Myers Makes a Cameo
Mike Myers delighted fans by returning to the stage as Elon Musk. His appearance marked a humorous addition to the awards ceremony. “It truly is an honor to be here hosting the Trumps. After that lady, whose name I already forgot, gave me her Nobel Prize, I thought I need more awards,” Myers joked during the cold open.
Recognition for Trump
During his acceptance speech for the “Best Picture” award, James Austin Johnson’s Trump declared, “Wow, this feels incredible. I love me, I really love me.” He humorously thanked himself and commented on serious national issues. “There’s so much horrible stuff going on in our country and the world right now, but I promise you, I’m just getting started,” he added.
A Tribute to Comedy
Mike Myers’ in-character performance earned him the “Lifetime Achievement Award for Comedy.” In his acceptance speech, he quipped, “I’m so emotionless to be here. And if anyone knows humor, it’s me. You know, no tariffs on humor, legalized comedy, come on, come on.”
Star-Studded Guest Appearances
The show also featured a faux Carrie Underwood and a member from the Village People, adding a fun twist to the collection of celebrity cameos. They humorously teased Trump’s rumored 2025 inauguration as part of the show’s finale.
Debut of Teyana Taylor
Teyana Taylor hosted “SNL” for the first time just after receiving her first Academy Award nomination and winning a Golden Globe. Expressing her excitement, she mentioned, “I am still processing. I am in shock,” while heading to rehearsals.
Upcoming Episodes
The current season, Season 51, has seen 10 episodes air thus far. Some previous hosts included stars like Amy Poehler, Melissa McCarthy, and Ariana Grande. Looking ahead, Alexander Skarsgård is set to host next week, with Cardi B as the musical guest.
- Mike Myers reprises role as Elon Musk
- James Austin Johnson portrays Donald Trump
- Teyana Taylor hosts after Golden Globe win
- Season 51 continues with star-studded guest appearances