Must watch.
It has been a very busy week around the world with the US presidential election taking centre stage, but the past seven days also saw the sad passing of Leonard Cohen, aged 82.
In a remarkably moving and emotional segment, Saturday Night Live star Kate McKinnion decided to open the show with a poignant cover of Cohen’s iconic song, Hallelujah.
Given that McKinnion has regularly dressed up and impersonated Hillary Clinton during her skits on SNL, the Ghostbusters  star decided to put her own artistic touch to two of the week’s biggest stories.
Take a look at her performance below – but it’s possible that Dave Chappelle’s closing monologue tops this stirring rendition.
In a passionate speech, the comedian articulately discuses the issue of racism and how he’s willing to give Donald Trump a chance to prove his worth as president.
Tonight's cold open with Kate McKinnon. #ChappelleOnSNL pic.twitter.com/zZhQOLhKXY
— Saturday Night Live – SNL (@nbcsnl) November 13, 2016
Here are Dave Chappelle’s closing thoughts:
The last couple minutes of Dave Chappelle's #ChappelleOnSNL monologue. pic.twitter.com/PHyc2bbtay
— Saturday Night Live – SNL (@nbcsnl) November 13, 2016
Let’s hope The Donald pays attention…
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