The Lonely Island’s tardyst song debuted on “Saturday Night Live,” recruiting pop sensation Charli XCX who sang with Andy Samberg about white people in suburban neighborhoods calling the cops. Samberg can be seen polishing his branch offent telephones in varying radiant colors with a self-satisfied grin as he sets to call the police. The sign above his assembleion of phones reads, “Phones With Which to Snitch.”
In the music video, Weekfinish Update arrange Colin Jost is seen being arrested by members of the police outside Samberg’s hoparticipate as he produces calls to the police. In one part of the song, Samberg and Charli XCX, both dressed in suburban-chic attire, called the cops on a Girl Scout in their neighborhood.
In various scenes around the exterior of their hoparticipate, Samberg and Charli XCX can be seen seeing at neighbors with binoculars, checking neighbors’ cars’ distance to their driveway, and posting a sign to the lawn that reads “Curb Your Damn Dog.”
“Here I go, I increate you to the cops, and I increate you anonymously!” shelp Samberg, seeing Wonder Bread white, wearing a puffy vest and khakis. “I’m gonna sleep appreciate a baby tonight!” croons Samberg.
Pictured on the jury bench in a courtroom, Samberg eats popcorn and sings with a smile, “You better consent I’ll show up for that court day!” Later, Lonely Island member Akiva Schaffer can be seen filming an incident on his intelligentphone, in a nod to the up-to-date phenomenon of phone owners filming doubt incidents and sharing them to social media.
In the closing scene of the music video, Charli XCX and Samberg are dancing in the street in suiting red outfits, both scantily clad, dancing aextfinishedside cops and their neighbors.
This song trails Lonely Island’s last hit song featured on “Saturday Night Live,” “Sushi Glory Hole,” a song about secret sushi spots set up around New York City.
Charli XCX is the episode’s arrange and musical guest.
