SNL mocks the speech of "100 people in a room" by Lady Gaga

If you pay too much attention to the awards season, you already know Lady Gaga's speech about "100 people in a room". An essential part of her appearances in recent months is an expression of gratitude to her director / co-star of "A Star Is Born": there may be 100 people in the room and 99 people do not believe in you. You just need someone to believe in you, and that was Bradley Cooper.

Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg laughed at Gaga's habit during their Golden Globes monologue and went to "Saturday Night Live" last night.

As part of a skit entitled "Family Feud" between the nominees to the Oscars this year, Gaga (Melissa Villaseñor) is repeated what she had already said. "It's such an honor to be on the Feud," she says after her introduction. "If 99 people are interviewed, you just need one person to believe in you and win the game."

After learning that this was not how it worked, Gaga answers, "It works if you dream" before you start Oh oh oh A vocalization immortalized in the trailer for "A star is born". Cooper (Kyle Mooney), who then joins Gaga, explains how they became collaborators: "I saw this woman at the halftime of the Super Bowl and I had this crazy idea. I thought, maybe she could play a singer. "

Their team is completed by an inexpressive, Rami Malek (Pete Davidson) and the majestic Mahershala Ali (Chris Redd), who questions the "last scene" of "Green Book" – the often discussed moment in which his characters and those of Viggo Mortensen eat fried chicken together. "It was not the last scene, Steve," Ali said. "It was for me," Harvey replies.

Watch the full skit below:

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