Joe Jonas Makes ‘SNL' Cameo And Name-Drops ‘Real Housewives' Alum Lisa Rinna
Joe Jonas made a cameo for a pre-taped music video sketch on Saturday Night Live.
The singer and actor appeared in a sketch about New York City residents trying out the latest trends and waiting in long queues.
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Bowen Yang, Chloe Fineman, and Sarah Sherman are waiting in line to try something new, but Yang's character does not feel it and wants to leave because he is tired and it is getting dark outside.
Cut to Jonas singing, 'Believe in yourself. Believe in the line. You deserve this viral Greek yogurt…'
The lyrics also name-drop Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum Lisa Rinna and an alleged viral wine.
Mikey Madison joins the rest of the group as they try the latest pizza offering. Fineman's character is not too impressed by it after waiting hours in line.
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Rinna recently made headlines after she appeared in a podcast saying she blamed fans for her RHOBH exit.
'The fans were the ones that ran me off that show,' she said on the Therapuss podcast. 'It wasn't Bravo. It wasn't the girls. It was the fan base… they villainized me in a way that I just didn't want to live like that anymore. And that is the truth.'
She continued, 'And listen, the fan base turns on everybody after a while. But this was a way that I was like, 'Life's too short, not doing to do this anymore.' It was too much.'
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Since exiting the Bravo reality series, she has made a name for herself in the modeling and fashion world.
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