Ramy Youssef Hosts SNL and Wishes for a Free Palestine
- Publish date: Sunday، 31 March 2024 | Last update: Tuesday، 10 December 2024
Youssef's SNL appearance marks a monumental moment, amplifying Palestinian voices on a global stage and championing inclusivity in mainstream media.
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Ramy Youssef, renowned for his HBO hit show '"Ramy," his acclaimed role in "Poor Things" alongside Oscar-winner Emma Stone, and his new comedy special "More Feelings" has made history as the first to mention Palestine on Saturday Night Live. Hosting SNL for the first time, Youssef showcased his comedic prowess, captivating audiences with his versatile performances.
During his monologue, Youssef humorously referenced the confluence of Easter, Ramadan, and a new Beyoncé album (referencing ''Cowboy Carter''), highlighting the diversity of celebrations at this particular time. As the creator of the first Muslim American sitcom, Youssef brings representation to the forefront. Notably, he addressed the heartfelt prayers of his friends, including one for the people of Palestine, which garnered applause.
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Youssef's SNL appearance marks a monumental moment, amplifying Palestinian voices on a global stage and championing inclusivity in mainstream media.