21 Savage: Everyone's favorite rapper slaying at 'SNL' is an entire Tuesday flex

Who says you can’t celebrate this past weekend’s ‘Saturday Night Live’ broadcast a cool 72 hours later, right? Turns out whenever rap heavyweight 21 Savage is involved, there’s an exception.

From appearing and performing anthems like ‘should’ve wore a bonnet / prove it’ with my favorite singer Brent Faiyaz and Summer Walker to his hard-hitting ‘redrum,’ it’s a celebration all over again. Happy Tuesday!

On Saturday night, Grammy award-winning, multi-platinum artist, and humanitarian, 21 Savage, made his debut solo appearance ‘Saturday Night Live’. ‘ Dressed in COUCOU BEBE, 21 started the show with a dynamic performance of the hit track "redrum". A skilled violinist, two ballet dancers, and two backup vocalists joined him on stage, further enhancing the experience. In a later portion of the show Savage was joined on stage by Brent Faiyaz to perform, "should've wore a bonnet", wearing a FEAR OF GOD leather ensemble. Summer Walker followed, contributing her signature style with a rendition of "prove it". As the night peaked, 21 Savage, Brent Faiyaz, and Summer Walker, alongside host and comedian Shane Gillis, and the entire SNL cast, united on stage for a cozy grand finale."

All three tracks are from 21 Savage's most recent album ‘American Dream’ was released on January 12th, and held the number one spot on the Billboard Hot 200 Charts for two consecutive weeks, along with all 14 tracks from the album also debuting on the Hot 200 Chart.

About 21 Savage:

GRAMMY-winning, multi-platinum global superstar 21 Savage, one of the most sought-after rappers of this generation, landed his second solo #1 album on the Billboard 200 with the release of his third solo LP, american dream, Savage’s first studio album as a solo act since 2018’s i am > i was. Following a blistering 2023, during which Savage toured North America with Drake on the $100M+ grossing ‘It’s All A Blur Tour,’ made a triumphant return on an eight-stop tour to his native London and received six GRAMMY-nominations, american dream’s early 2024 success solidifies 21 Savage’s position as one of Hip Hop’s preeminent hitmakers,and establishes him as one of music’s biggest and most consistent stars. In addition to his two solo #1 LPs, Savage has debuted atop the Billboard 200 twice more with joint albums: 2020’s Savage Mode 2 with Metro Boomin and 2022’s Her Loss with Drake. Savage’s six nominations at the 2024 GRAMMYs brings his career nomination total to 11, including a victory in 2020 for “Best Rap Song,” for his J. Cole-featured “a lot.” The Hip Hop star’s influence reaches far past music. 21 Savage has been recognized for his philanthropic efforts by the city of Atlanta, which has designated December 10 as “21 Savage Appreciation Day” in Fulton County, and bestowed the “Carry The Torch” Award upon the superstar, an acknowledgment of his efforts to increase financial literacy and access to personal development resources for local youth.