Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce brought his humor and charisma to ‘Saturday Night Live.’
Here are the top five moments hosted by Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce NBCs “Saturday Night Live.”
The monologue left us wanting “more”, more – and so much “more”.
Wearing a pastel suit, the ever-fashionable Kelce opened the show with some gleeful Super Bowl jabs at big brother Jason while recalling being kicked by not one, but two (!) teams before he made it to the NFL.
The lesson here: “If you smoke weed and you’re bad at school, you can win the Super Bowl twice.”
“Kurt Lightning”
The “SNL” writers desperately needed to learn how to stand up for themselves against their own interns, and Kurt Lightning (…Kelce) was happy to show them a thing or two about gaining self-respect. After punching an elderly woman and surviving a little game of Russian Roulette, the writers never got the respect they demanded despite Kurt Lightning’s teachings.
“Sucre Wolodarski”
If you know, you know.
A Kelce and a funeral
Dressed in his most shiny suit on the show, Kelce played Glenda’s much younger male companion as her friends and family watched his heartfelt tribute in horror.
The wigs absolutely continued to steal the show.
The “straight male friend”
Kelce played the role of “Saturday Night Live” favorite Bowen Yang’s straight male friend to perfection.
As the reserved and drama-free unattached friend, Kelce’s character apologized for her emotional outburst over her father’s death last week.
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