Saturday Night Live made their latest fan-favorite skit that's along the same lines of hilariousness as Will Ferrell's "More Cowbell." Yes, it's truly so funny in terms of today's musical trends that it deserves that level of hype, hold onto those rebuttals. Pete Davidson and Timothée Chalamet performed "Rap Roundtable" and it's making TikTok users go nuts.

"Rap Roundtable"

The scene depicts a rap roundtable to discuss today's most important events in rap. The camera, however, quickly cuts to Davidson and Chalamet who are meant to depict the generation of SoundCloud rappers like Lil Pump and Lil Xan.

They wore brightly colored wigs and used bizarre yet accurate stage names: Guaplord and $mokecheddathaassgetta. Chalamet wore a white tank top with fake face tattoos and Davidson's bowl cut paired with a loud, "YEET," had audience members erupt into laughter.

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The topics alluded to the poetry and culture behind rap, and how some SoundCloud artists gaining recognition represent the debated evolution of music. The comical parts made that clear without enhancing a serious tone. Cue Davidson screaming, "You never loved me mom!" and Chalamet covering his face to refrain from breaking character.

TikTok Takeover

TikTokers are using the sound, specifically from their made-up song Yeet. The audio from the official Saturday Night Live account has 3 million likes and has been used in nearly 6,000 videos.

As both Chalamet and Davidson attract young fans who are familiar with the app, it will probably only further gain traction. They know how to make something blow up on TikTok without trying too hard and begging for attention.

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One TikTok account @rachaelrgomez made a joke about becoming distracted from her statistics homework as the song repeatedly played over in her head.

Another fan ironically shared that she liked listening to the song and captioned her video, "Did Timmy and Pete think they could make fun of TikTok rappers and the girls wouldn't like it bc idk kind of a banger."

Another account tried to start up a texting trend in which they messaged an unassuming friend the random lyrics. The reaction was priceless and might make other TikTokers join in on the fad. If a lyric prank was able to bring back "Break My Stride" by Matthew Wilder, anything is possible.

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