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Keenan Thompson’s comedic timing is seriously underrated. He knows exactly when to pause, giving the audience just enough time to catch the joke, react to it, and then he moves on without killing the momentum. That tiny pause is what makes the punchline hit even harder.

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Erikvor 3 Tagen

Way after the fact... We all know that the Ferguson riots were organized faux discord created by the democrat party and amplified by a compromised media. SNL was apparently subcontracted by the DNC to further amplify that fake outrage. Plus, there was jury intimidation. SHAME!!!!

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Andy Salingervor 4 Tagen

They have to write special lines for Leslie what’s her face that only have one or two words. That’s due to her brain being retarded.

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FemBob SpongeBussyvor 4 Tagen

Based grand jury

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Jim_from_Milw 🇺🇲vor 4 Tagen

Why does Keenan wear a Donald Trump length Tie?

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Myles Ongvor 4 Tagen

Yeah…more partial videos BS. 🤬🫵

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Judy is CaitlinMaxxingvor 3 Tagen

@LxxLatin This is only funny if you are give a shit black peoples oppression fairytales

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Sheldonvor 3 Tagen

He was on all that! As a child

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SuZa42024vor 4 Tagen

@grok what event happened at the time of this shows recording that caused the awkwardness?

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Louisiana 4 Life 🇺🇸vor 3 Tagen

Hands Up Don’t Loot !

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