New York, NY – Comedian Ramy Youssef brought humor and social commentary to a recent episode of Saturday Night Live with his unique monologue. Youssef, known for creating and starring in Hulu’s “Ramy,” kicked off the show with jokes about politics, religion, and personal anecdotes.
In his monologue, Youssef joked about the overlap of Ramadan, Easter, and a new Beyoncé album, highlighting the diversity of celebrations happening simultaneously. As a Muslim, he shared his love for the month of Ramadan and the sense of community and love shared with fellow Muslims.
Transitioning into political humor, Youssef touched on the current political landscape, poking fun at both Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic President Joe Biden. He humorously imagined a trans woman as the next president, eliciting mixed reactions from the audience.
Youssef also shared personal anecdotes, including jokes about friends who seek his prayers for various struggles, from relationship issues to family members in Gaza. His monologue struck a balance between lighthearted comedy and heartfelt pleas for peace and compassion.
Throughout his appearance on SNL, Youssef’s wit and humor shone through, providing a mix of entertainment and social commentary for viewers. His monologue captured the essence of his comedic style while addressing important issues with grace and humor.