Quinta Brunson Exposed 'Bridesmaid Cults’ During Hilarious Saturday Night Live Hosting Debut

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, just made her hosting debut. Obviously, it was as hilarious as you would expect.On April 1, kicked off the night with a monologue that highlighted the differences between her award-winning comedy series and the hit '90s sitcom . “[Abbot Elementary is] a network sitcom like, say, Friends,” she said, per . “Except, instead of being about a group of friends, it’s about a group of teachers.

Instead of New York, it’s in Philadelphia and instead of not having Black people, it does.”Before moving on from her monologue, which featured a video of Brunson with , Brunson got serious with an important plea: “Please, remember how important teachers are,” she said. “Acknowledge the work they do every day and for the love of God, pay them the money they deserve.”This content can also be viewed on the site it from.From there, Quinta Brunson was featured in a series of hilarious sketches, though none could top “Bridesmaid Cult Documentary,” a harrowing true-crime exposé on the dangerous and financially draining side of wedding parties. "It all started with a box on my doorstep.

And a note," SNL castmembers Heidi Gardner and Ego Nwodim explained at the top of the documentary trailer. Brunson continued, “I just got this feeling that it wasn't the kind of question you could say no to.”The question, of course, is, “Will you be my bridesmaid?” Throughout the parody documentary trailer, Brunson and the SNL cast—including breakout star —revealed the dark sides of joining a bridal party. “Each year more than six million women fall into this cult," a supposed expert explained. “They prey on vulnerable groups like college roommates and sisters-in-law.”The sketch went in on expensive bachelorette party “rituals” and sociopathic maids of honor,.