John Mulaney Tears NYC Apart in Jaw-Dropping SNL Musical

Saturday Night Live (SNL) just witnessed one of its most unforgettable musical parodies to date, courtesy of John Mulaney and a star-studded cast. In the latest episode, the beloved comedian brought back his signature style to create a humorously satirical musical that took aim at New York City's infamous pharmacy chain, Duane Reade.

The tongue-in-cheek performance saw Mulaney, accompanied by other guest stars, rip through New York, targeting one of its most recognizable landmarks: Duane Reades ubiquitous presence across the city. With each passing scene, Mulaney left no stone unturned in his sharp-witted assault on the chain.

But one of the most notable moments from the performance came when none other than Pete Davidson made an unexpected appearance, giving us a memorable moment of him ogling several unappealing jugs. Despite being a fleeting part of the performance, his hilarious diversion left viewers cracking up in their seats.

While John Mulaneys reputation for cleverly crafting raunchy and unexpected jokes precedes him, his latest SNL stint will undoubtedly be remembered as one of his best so far. By latching onto something that almost every New Yorker has in common and exploiting its ugly side for laughter, Mulaney further solidified his position as one of todays most visionary comedic talents.

Despite dueling network television with some of todays most talented performers and creators, SNL has consistently pushed the comedic envelope and succeeded at being bold with original material. In response to what has come before them, Mulaney and the cast performed an explosive rendition of a filth-filled musical performance for SNL.

Clicking through to his hilarious monologue, viewers who have stumbled onto the infamous NYC Duane Reade scene were equally amazed and doubled over with laughter in an explosion of laughter similar to each prior SNL instance. Yet in reflection of the live performance of this musical event will go down in SNL history books.