Timothee Chalamet Pokes Fun for Award Show Failures As Actor Pulling Double Service On ‘SNL’

It was a Timothee Chalamet takeover on “Saturday Night Live”-with the Oscar-nominated who drew double-sided as both host and musical guest.

The Natives in New York returned for his third time, who hosted and knocked fun at his inability to take home hardware at the Hollywood Awards Nights and his lean facial hair.

“This is my third time hosting Saturday Night Live, but the first time hosted it with a little stache and a small goatee,” joined chalamet and repeated the roast he received on the Golden Globes.

Timothée Chalamet gives the opening monologue during his hosting performance on “Saturday Night Live” on January 25, 2025. Snl

“Yes. It’s 37 hair right there, ”he said as the camera zoomed in on the Wisps stub.

Timothee then shared his feelings that constantly coming up short when nominated for prices.

“I just continue to lose, and each time it becomes harder to pretend that it is not swirling,” the chalamet joked before showing a collection that showed his disappointed face, while award representatives called the names of his competitors Gary Oldman and Mahershala Ali .

Timothee then tried to practice an acceptance speech-but when the Faux award was announced, it was given to SNL Castmember Kenan Thompson, who then gave his own acceptance speech.

Snl Castmember Kenan Thompson beat the chamal out for a false price on the show. YouTube
The chamal looked at from the crowd in Digust after losing another price. YouTube

Timothee then teased that Bob Dylan songs he wants to perform during the show may not be Dylan’s most popular – but is his personal favorite songs.

“(SNL is) either really nice to let me do this or incredibly bad, and it’s all a big prank,” Timothee said before throwing it to break.

Later, his first musical performance was introduced by Adam Sandler, and as promised he sang some Dylan Deep Cuts. He sang part of Dylan’s “Three Angels” and “Outlaw Blues” in the show first by two musical performances.

To his second performance he made Dylan’s haunting “Tomorrow is a long time.”