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<h1>Bad Bunny Hosts SNL Season Premiere with Political Jokes</h1>
<p>During the Season 51 premiere of <em>Saturday Night Live</em> on October 4, 2025, Bad Bunny took the stage as host, bringing humor and satire to the forefront, particularly targeting President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.</p>
<p>The show kicked off with a skit featuring Colin Jost as Hegseth, humorously critiquing the Defense Secretary's recent speech to military leaders in Quantico, Virginia. Jost quipped, "You don’t want to follow the rules? No problem. You know who's going to want your sick, twisted personality? ICE," referencing Hegseth’s comments about Immigration and Customs Enforcement.</p>
<p>As the sketch progressed, James Austin Johnson, portraying Trump, claimed, "I'm just here keeping an eye on SNL, ensuring they don’t go too hard on me." He humorously warned that they should behave themselves or they'd face repercussions from Federal Communications Commission Chair Brendan Carr.</p>
<p>Notably, Bad Bunny addressed the backlash he faced after being selected as the NFL’s Super Bowl halftime show headliner. He expressed happiness about the opportunity, emphasizing its significance for the Latino community. "It’s an achievement for all of us," he stated, highlighting the pride it brings to Latinos worldwide.</p>
<p>In a serious note, Bunny mentioned his concerns regarding potential immigration raids at his concerts, resulting in his decision to exclude the U.S. from his upcoming world tour.</p>
<p>During the "Weekend Update" segment, Jost and Michael Che made light of the government shutdown and joked about New York City Mayor Eric Adams ending his reelection campaign. Following the sketch, NPR reached out for a response from the White House, receiving an automatic reply that blamed Democrats for the situation.</p>
<p>In her later comments, White House Spokeswoman Abigail Jackson dismissed the need to respond to SNL, stating, "Like millions of Americans who have tuned out from SNL, I have more entertaining things to do — like watch paint dry."</p>
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