This catalogue lists 12 entries for Saturday Night Live, season 44, episode 21. Details are included where available.
Saturday Night Live S44E21 soundtrack songs
Catalogue entries · 12 entries
Scene details are included where available. Entries without placement details do not establish where a track is heard.
- Don't Stop Me NowQueen
[Cast performance] [Live cover version] Alec Baldwin as Trump and various cast members perform in the opening presidential address segment.
- The Muppet Show ThemeThe Muppets
[Cast performance] [Acapella cover version] Eric Trump (Alex Moffat) sings during the opening presidential address segment
- Game Of Thrones/Grace & Frankie RapPete Davidson, DJ Khaled
[Cast performance]
- Jealous (feat. Chris Brown, Lil Wayne & Big Sean)DJ Khaled
[Live version] DJ Khaled first song of 1st medley with Lil Wayne & Big Sean guesting
- You Stay (feat. Meek Mill, J Balvin, Lil Baby & Jeremih)DJ Khaled
[Live version] DJ Khaled second song with Meek Mill, J Balvin, Lil Baby & Jeremih guesting
- Fancy PartyPaul Rudd
[Cast performance] Paul Rudd (Cecily, Kyle and Keenan) sing with a music box in the antique store/Twilight Zone sketch.
- Just Us (feat. SZA)DJ Khaled
[Live version] DJ Khaled first song of medley (dedicated to Nipsey Hussle) for final performance with SZA.
- Weather the Storm (feat. Meek Mill & Lil Baby)DJ Khaled
[Live version] DJ Khaled second song of medley (dedicated to Nipsey Hussle) for final performance with Meek Mill.
- Higher (feat. Nipsey Hussle & John Legend)DJ Khaled
[Live version] DJ Khaled third song of medley (dedicated to Nipsey Hussle) for final performance with John Legend.
- (They Long To Be) Close To YouCarpenters
[Cast performance] [Live cover version] Kyle Mooney and Leslie Jones perform during their dream sequence; (repeats) Paul Rudd walks in and 3some dream sequence.
- The Muppet Show ThemeThe Muppets, Joanna Newsom
[Cast performance] [Acapella cover version] Eric Trump (Alex Moffat) sings during the opening presidential address segment
- Maya Rudolph Mother’s Day MonologueMaya Rudolph