'SNL' Reflects A Nation's Emotional Tone In Post Election Episode

'SNL' Reflects A Nation's Emotional Tone In Post Election Episode "SNL" Reflects A Nation's Emotional Tone In Post-Election Episode Responsible for the profoundly expected first scene taking after the presidential decision of Donald Trump, Saturday Night Live conveyed a difficult request: offering lighthearted element to about the half of America that is attempting to process Tuesday's result. Trump's win came as large astound to numerous who didn't consider his application important, not to mention anticipate that his win will turn into a reality, including SNL, who drained Trump's keep running for joke feed throughout the entire season. In any case, based on Saturday night's notable lineup, it's as though SNL had for some time been outfitting to put on show in a Trump America. Both host Dave Chappelle and musical visitor A Tribe Called Quest are known for embeddings governmental issues, race relations and being African-American into their quarrelsome work. In this way, it appeared, the show's journalists had all the right fixings to play upon a long and divisive crusade season with estranging, racially-charged talk, most strikingly from the president-elect himself. It was a SNL introduction and rebound of sorts for both gifts. Chappelle has been famously hermitic since the sudden end to "Chappelle's Show," while the surviving individuals from the fundamental hip-bounce gather, ATCQ, broke an almost two-decade rest with their collection discharge the day preceding.