Miles Teller Hosts ‘Saturday Night Live’
Miles Teller recently took the stage as host of “Saturday Night Live,” bringing humor and satire to a sketch featuring the Property Brothers, Jonathan and Drew Scott. The comedic skit parodied the Trumps’ recent remodeling efforts at the White House, invoking notable figures and current events to spark laughter.
Miles Teller and the Property Brothers at the White House
In the sketch, Teller and the Property Brothers appeared to help Donald Trump, portrayed by James Austin Johnson, as he embarked on an ambitious renovation project for the White House. The sketch humorously explored Trump’s outlandish plans, including a new ballroom and extravagant decor, reflecting contemporary political satire.
Key Highlights from the Sketch
- Teller announced, “This week, we’re taking on our biggest challenge yet — building the new White House ballroom.”
- Trump’s character expressed pride in his design choices, stating, “I put these gold urns everywhere.”
- Melania Trump, played by Chloe Fineman, delivered dry humor, correcting Teller about the holiday decorations.
- The brothers humorously revealed Trump’s construction budget as “between $350 million and infinity.”
- Trump proposed to include an MMA fighting ring in the renovations, saying, “We love bum fights!”
- As the tour concluded, Teller noted the construction payment, leading to a comedic twist involving ICE agents responding to Trump’s shout.
Political Commentary in Comedy
The skit cleverly incorporated elements of current events, touching on themes such as Trump’s ambitions and his controversial actions during his presidency. With references to his desire for a third term and outlandish remodeling ideas, the comedic performance sparked conversation among viewers.
Teller’s unique portrayal and the Property Brothers’ involvement created a memorable moment in the show, emphasizing the intersection of entertainment and political commentary.
For those who enjoy comedic takes on political happenings, this segment of “Saturday Night Live” captures the unpredictable nature of current affairs in an engaging format.
