WATCH: New Jersey star 070 Shake plays with 'SNL' with Kanye West before his hat MAGA

Kanye West's show "MAGA" after "Saturday Night Live", which aired after the broadcast ended, made the headlines this weekend, as did the portrait by Matt Damon of the Supreme Court candidate. Brett Kavanaugh.

But 070 Shake, West Berg's 21-year-old talented talented North Bergen, also had her moment in the limelight during the SNL premiere of the season (see tweets below).

After West played songs with two other artists – donning a Perrier bottle costume for "I Love It" with Lil Pump, outfitted as a bottle of Fiji Water – and debuting with "We Got Love" with Teyana Taylor – Shake took the stage alongside West, Ty Dolla $ ign and Kid Cudi in the final credits of the show to perform the song "Ghost Town" from West's "Ye" album. The album was released in June and debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.

Shake, born Danielle Balbuena, was congratulated for her high-flying performances during the famous song outro of the song.

"And nothing hurts, I feel a little free," she sings. "We are always the children we were / I got my hands on a stove / to see if I still bleed / and nothing hurts anymore / I feel a little free."

Signed to G.O.O.D. of West Label Music since 2016, Shake has appeared on a total of three albums produced by West that have been released in a month, starting with the album "Daytona" of Pusha-T, released in May, followed by June by "ye" and "Nasir" of Nas.

The "070" on its behalf refers to 07047, the North Bergen postal code. She is part of the 070 team, a collective of local artists. The "shake" refers to the shake-and-weave, a basketball movement of her days in North Bergen (she was shooting guard for the Bruins basketball team at North Bergen High School).

In July, Shake performed the song "Santeria" alongside Pusha-T in "The Tonight Show".

Shake's first EP, "Glitter", was released in March. She is currently working on a full album.

West wore a red cap "MAGA" (Make America Great Again) during the performance of the song, part of which was aired in the closing credits. After it's over and the series is out of the air, he added a few words for "SNL" (see partial excerpt below).

"They've intimidated me behind the scenes," said West. "They said:" Do not go out with that hat. "They intimidated me behind the scenes, they intimidated me, and they say I'm in a sunken place. Do you want to see this engulfed place? OK, I'm listening to you all now, "he said as he removed the hat. "Or I'm going to put on my Superman cape," he said, handing it over. "Because it means you can not tell me what to do, follow your heart and stop following your mind.That's how we are controlled.That's how we are programmed. you want the world to advance, try love. "

During his post-show remarks, West also referred to the president's plans for 2020 and said that 90% of the media – "TV, LA, New York, writers, rappers, musicians" – were liberal.

"So it's easy to give the impression that it's like that, so it's unilateral," he said.

President Donald Trump it's addressed to "SNL" Sunday afternoon.

"Like many, I do not watch Saturday Night Live (although I've already hosted it) – it's funnier, no more talent or charm," he tweeted. "It's just a political advertisement for Dems, and it's said that Kanye West, who put on a MAGA hat after the show (although he was told" no "), was great and he is leading the charge!"

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