This ‘SNL’ Song Features the Best Rappers You’ve Never Heard Of – and Katy Perry

The "SNL" posse cut featuring Katy Perry and David S. Pimpkins. Any questions?

Last night’s SNL season finale played host to a star-studded music video premiere. Big Chris (Kenan Thompson) dropped his new single, “One Voice,” with a clip directed by Sir Chauncey. The track also features Chris’s running buddies Shantasia (Sasheer Zamata) and Yung Bitch (Pete Davidson, in what probably felt like the role of a lifetime when he was a kid). But Chris seems to have a lot more friends than he thought.

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The whole three-minute clip is that standard hip-hop track lead-in, “turn my headphones up!” and record label shout-outs and all of that, but then each time Chris starts to rap, a new friend turns up — like Prinsexxxy, Leslie Jones in a Lady Gaga-inspired outfit, and Sno’Cone, Mikey Day’s hardcore rapper with a logo that references Nintendo. Kyle Mooney is Sloppy Moses, a parallel universe version of Matisyahu with sweater straight out of an early ’90s A Tribe Called Quest video.

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And then Dwayne Johnson is King Keef, who brings along some more rappers, like Lil’ Nitwit (Alex Moffat doing his best Spring Breakers James Franco look) and 2 Black Guyz, who are actually Colin Jost and Michael Che. It’s the posse cut to end all posse cuts, and that’s before David S. Pimpkins and Katy Perry show up.

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