"President Trump" sings "Do not Stop Me Now" from Queen's on "SNL"

Saturday Night Live launched his last show of the season last night having Alec BaldwinPresident Trump and his political friends sing Queen"Do not stop me now" while you get ready for the summer holidays. You can see the full video below.

After playing the first verse in a row, the cast begins to change the lyrics to parody the various legal issues and controversial actions of Trump: "He's a billionaire, unless you take a look at his tax returns / He's going to hide, hide, hide / Oh, nothing will show you."

"Do not Stop Me Now" was released in January 1979 as the second single from Queen's 1978 album. Jazz. It was a top 10 hit in England and later appeared in key scenes from films such as the 2004 one Shaun of the Dead and 2019 Shazam.

Donald Trump was very critical of Saturday Night Livethe representation of him and his administration, tweeting that Baldwin's performance "stinks" and that it was "time to end the boring and funny show" in October 2016. Earlier this year, he asked"How can the networks get rid of these total Republican successes without retribution?" Similarly for many other shows "Very unfair and it should be dealt with." This is the real collusion!

Four minutes later, he followed with an uppercase statement that "faked and corrupted media is the enemy of the people", prompting Baldwin to to ask oneself openly if the acts of the president were "a threat to my safety and that of my family".