"I always keep it at 100, keep that running time under 100." Does anyone even like long movies anymore?! Saturday Night Live decided to make fun of the "why are so many movies so long these days?" complaints and turn it into a rap music video. This originally aired during the SNL show on April 2nd, 2022 following the Oscars the weekend before. The song features Pete Davidson rapping about how long movies are and how he prefers "short-ass movies" and only short-ass movies. Anything under 100 minutes, but nothing over 2 hours. He's also joined by rappers Gunna and Chris Redd, plus Simon Rex (from Red Rocket) as "Dirt Nasty". I love the snide remark about how Davidson's own movie The King of Staten Island is 2 hours, 16 minutes long (Apatow infamously makes comedies that are at least 2 hours or more). Fire this up below. ›››
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