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Timothée Chalamet Hosts SNL and Gets Support from Adam Sandler — Who Continues Joke About the Young Star's Name

The actor pulled double duty as both host and musical guest on the Jan. 25 episode of the late-night comedy sketch series

Live from Studio 8H, it's Timothée Chalamet — with a special guest appearance from Adam Sandler!

The actor, 29, pulled double duty on Saturday Night Live on Jan. 25, acting as both host and musical guest.

Ahead of his first musical performance, Sandler, 58, made a surprise cameo to introduce Chalamet. The actor-comedian pronounced the young star's name in a comedic, Sandler-fied way, a continuation of a joke made at the 2025 Golden Globe Awards on Jan. 5.

During her opening monologue at the awards show, host Nikki Glaser teased Chalamet and said, “Your name sounds like something Adam Sandler would say," before the Happy Gilmore star replied from the audience with his own spin on the pronunciation.

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A request throught for billy the kid.

He goes to a bar where a barmaid owns and works there, and they sleep together, and when he comes back, she has a little boy running around that looks a whole lot like him....

girl from the north country — billy bonney

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i got this ask and my brain immediately went 'bob dylan rendition of girl from north country' because this trope has that song written all over it.

tw— allusions to the deed, hidden baby trope, use of, 'momma' as a pet name.

less than three years ago, you made the grave decision to bed an outlaw. he was sweet and soft with you, sweet talking his way into your britches. it had been a fun night, but despite your delighted evening, a sinking feeling took hold of you the minute he caught your eye.

his name was billy. or at least, he went by billy. he was a mess of dark brown hair, kind blue eyes, and honest nature. it felt like fate when you saw him. he had been sitting at the bar, quiet and lonesome. you found it easy to talk to him.

he had given you a bright smile, engaging you in casual conversation as the night turned to morning. slipping out with you when you closed down the bar, only to follow you up the road to your small homestead.

you had never seen him before, but after he left town, you soon learned exactly who he was. wanted posters with his likeness followed his trail, leaving you tight-lipped about the entire situation.

it was about six months after his visit that your lips finally began to move, coming up with fruitless excuses for the townspeople. by then, your stomach had already started to round, bulging into something plain and inescapable. at first, you were terrified and even considered fleeing to another town and opting to try and pass as a widow. even now, despite yourself, the thought lingers in the back of your mind.

you've been lucky though, the town is nice enough to not ask you questions. just watchful stares and a few upturned noses. you kept your job at the gin mill, working through the night while your married friend watched the baby.

you've found yourself a quiet life—a growing meadow of life hidden in the hellish and desolate west.

with a sigh, you turn your attention back to the clothesline, grabbing at the last of the dry garments and flinging them in your basket. there's a storm brewing close in the distance, and a loud crack of thunder has the small child at your feet fretting.

you pick up your fussy toddler, his pink lips curled into a frown, "c'mon bubba, s'just a little storm."

you glance at the darkening sky, feeling the first droplets of rain on your skin. the wind picks up, causing the clothesline to sway with a creak. cradling your son in your arms, you hurry inside, leaving the clothes in your haste of trying to beat the approaching storm.

inside the cozy warmth of your small homestead, you try to soothe the worried toddler in your arms. the distant rumble of thunder grows louder, and you decide it's best to stay cooped up, work be damned. as you settle into a rocking chair, softly humming a lullaby to the sweet boy in your arms, the rain begins to patter against the window.

the hours pass slowly, the storm raging outside, when a sudden knock on the door startles you. with caution, you approach and peer through the small window and see a tall figure drenched in rain, barely recognizable underneath his sopping hat.

you open the door, and the man looks up. his eyes are kind, and eerily familiar. looking like a drowned man, standing at your door, is billy. he looks apologetic and somewhat sheepish. rainwater drips from the brim of his hat as he mumbles, "m'sorry for showing up like this, i wasn't even sure if you were still here."

you eye him cautiously, memories of your night shared with him resurfacing, but the storm outside softens your resolve, "what brings you here, billy?" you inquire, staring up at the rain-soaked outlaw before you, taking in his genuine expression.

his voice trembles as he confesses that he never meant to stay away for so long— but life on the run has its cruel complications. now, drenched and shivering in the midst of a raging storm, he pleads for refuge in your home, desperation etched onto every word as he begs for forgiveness and a safe haven from his pursuers.

hesitating for a moment, you look back at your toddler playing on the floor. with a sigh, you relent, "alright, billy, you can come in, but just until the storm passes."

as he steps inside, you notice the surprise in his eyes when he sees the boy. he's donned in a darling little linen onesie, your own hands had worked tirelessly over the garment. his bright eyes look between you and billy, the hue of your own eyes evident and the blue of billy's scattered throughout. a perfect blend.

a silence hangs in the air as realization slowly dawns on him. his gaze shifts between you and your little one, and in that moment, he connects the dots.

his voice softens, "is he... is he mine?"

the question sends a shiver down your spine and all of your carefully constructed defenses slowly crumble around you. there's no denying it now, the truth of what had happened was laid bare for both of you to see, innocent face staring up at the both of you. you stand in place, your feet rooted to the ground. you can feel your heart pounding in your chest as you realize the confession you're about to make. taking a deep breath, you finally relent.

a nod is all you can manage, the weight of the unspoken truth lingering in the room. billy takes a step closer to the little boy and you start. but his intentions are gentle as he reaches out to touch the top of his child's head, "i never knew." he murmurs, a mix of regret and wonder in his eyes.

you watch as billy kneels down to meet your son at eye level. the child looks up at him with innocent curiosity, and you can't help but feel a twinge of anger mixed in with the guilt that had been festering inside of you for so long. you had carried the weight of this secret for years, the fear of the townsfolk finding out and ostracizing you and your child from the community. but looking down at billy's face, you know that it's time to come clean.

"he's almost three now, billy," you say softly, the regret in your own voice almost palpable, "i didn't know how to find you...i didn't even know your name back then."

billy's expression softens as he turns to look at you, his eyes full of sorrow, "i understand," he says, his voice gentle. "m'sorry i wasn't there for you. for both o'you."

you nod, knowing his words are earnest, "you couldn't have known." you say quietly.

billy stands up and walks towards you, his arms open. his eyes are sad, but they hold a fierce longing that you can feel despite any attempt to deny it. his body radiates with a warmth that you can't help but feel drawn to, despite all of the fear and regret that fills your heart. you close your eyes, allowing yourself to be enveloped by his embrace, feeling his arms wrap around your body and pull you close.

"i'm sorry," he whispers into your ear. "god, m'so sorry for everything."

you nod, unable to find your voice. the storm outside rages on, but inside, the atmosphere is one of acceptance and forgiveness. you have both been through so much, but now, with the truth out in the open, it feels like a weight has been lifted from your shoulders. you look up into billy's eyes, feeling a sense of peace wash over you.

"i forgave you a long time ago," you say, your voice barely above a whisper, "figure i can't keep hiding this little one away from his father. not now, wouldn't be right."

billy nods, his eyes now filled with hope, "i want to be a part of his life, if you'll let me," he says, his voice filled with a conviction that sends shivers down your spine.

you nod, feeling tears prick at the corners of your eyes, "of course," you say, your voice filled with a mixture of relief and sadness. "he deserves to have his daddy."

billy smiles, his eyes crinkling at the corners, cupping your cheeks, "what about his momma? seems like she's been gettin' on fine without a man around."

you hum, trying to ignore how easy your heart skips for him, "i reckon she'll make him grovel 'fore she'll be his sweetheart again."

your outlaw lets out a soft chuckle, "then i best get to grovelin', momma."

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Timothée Chalamet performing a medley of Bob Dylan’s Outlaw Blues and Three Angels on Saturday Night Live!

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Cowboy!au playlist🫶🏽

💗= personal favorites !!

cowboy!au Masterlist

💗⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• Make you feel my love- Bob Dylan (cb!john b)

💗⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• I love you because- Johnny Cash (Cb!Pope)

💗⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• Fist city- Loretta Lynn (cb!Rafe x cowgirl!reader)

⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• Luckenbach, Texas- Waylon Jennings (cb!jj)

💗⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• Let your love flow- The Bellamy brother (cb!pope)

💗⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• Forever and ever, Amen-Randy Travis (cb!john b and cb!pope)

⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• Please help me, I’m falling-Hank Locklin (cb!jj)

⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• Blue eyes crying in the rain-Willie Nelson (cb!rafe)

⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• Cold, cold heart- Hank Williams (cowgirl!reader x cb!rafe)

💗 ⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• Harper Valley P.T.A-Jeannie C. Riley (cowgirl!reader x cb!barry)

⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• Delta Dawn- Tanya Tucker (cowgirl!reader)

⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• It’s only make believe- Conway Twitty (cb!rafe)

💗⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• Jackson- Johnny cash (cb!jj)

⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• Always on my mind- Willie Nelson (cb!rafe)

⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• Hey, Good lookin’- Hank Williams. (cb!jj, cb!barry)

⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• There stands the glass- Webb Pierce (cb!rafe)

💗⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• I ain’t never- Webb Pierce (cb!john b and cb!pope)

⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• Young love- Sonny James (cb!john b)

⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• It must be love- Don Williams (cb!rafe)

⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• Rhinestone Cowboy- Glenn Campbell (cb!rafe)

⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• I will always love you- Dolly Partons version (ex!cb!john b x reader)

💗⋆｡˚♡•ᴗ• If loving you is wrong- Barbara Mandrell (Outlaw!jj x reader and outlaw!john b x reader)

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The Beatles Cartoon: S03 E02 - Taxman / Outlaw Blues

my favourite episode of the beatles cartoon is the one where bob dylan shows up and says "its bobbin' time" and bobs all over the place

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outlaw blues nation reveal post after its appearance on snl last night…..

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Tracklist:

Subterranean Homesick Blues • She Belongs To Me • Maggie's Farm • Love Minus Zero / No Limit • Outlaw Blues • On The Road Again • Bob Dylan's 115th Dream • Mr. Tambourine Man • Gates Of Eden • It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) • It's All Over Now, Baby Blue

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hickeycrozier parallel: these are both men that listen to Bob Dylan. a manifesto

Hickey:

listens to Dylan in the manner of a 20something boomer listening to the commentary music of his current year. (just one of Hickey's innumerable boomer youth tendencies)

favors Dylan's immediate post electric output for its playful use of nonsense and its excess of energy. Bob Dylan's 115th Dream. Maggie's Farm (<- grousers' anthem). Ballad of a Thin Man (<- sinister gay sex anthem). Outlaw Blues.

the exception to this is that the night after he shits in Gibson's bed he loops Shelter from the Storm on his 19th century steampunk ipod for an hour and sobs about their breakup because he DID come in from the wilderness, a creature void of form and he DID open up his innocence and got repaid with scorn. after that hour he's normal again.

Crozier:

listens to Dylan in the manner of a soulful 40 or 50 something year old man in our modern day

favors Dylan's more developed 70s output and his collaborations with The Band for the more mature (and bitter) perspective. This Wheel's On Fire. Tangled up in Blue (<- middle aged divorced¹ guy anthem). Simple Twist of Fate(<- just generally a Crozier anthem). Idiot Wind.

privately considers Idiot Wind "his song"

Crozier is not technically divorced from Sofia but you know what I mean

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Binge-Listening To Bob Dylan For The First Time

Since late last night into early this morning, I've been on a binge listening marathon of Bob Dylan's music, and it's just like what I felt when I dived headfirst into Hozier's music: listening to these songs and albums ain't enough, I need to inject them into my veins lol! 😆

But anyways, I'd already been planning on listening to Bob's music for quite some time now but then the press surrounding the film "A Complete Unknown" further piqued my intrigue about Bob and his music, so to follow through on exploring his music and in preparation for when A Complete Unknown starts streaming, I began my Bob Dylan music marathon.

And my goodness, is Bob one heck of an artist, singer-songwriter and musician that I've really been sleeping on and really should've been listening to sooner. Because, just...my gosh. Musically, sonically, lyrically and artistically, Mr. Dylan is nothing to play with. And his pen is the coldest and most fire pen I've ever heard and seen put to song and paper. And I've listened to my fair share of singers and musicians from the 60s such as Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, Jefferson Airplane, The Beatles, etc. (but then again I'm just obsessed with anything from the 60s in general lol), but Bob as an artist is on another level. I've listened to six of his albums so far, and I'm gonna be honest and say it's gonna be a tad difficult to pick which songs are my favorite because there's not a single bad song on any of those albums. Like, at all! But I'll just list the albums I've listened to so far, grade rank them and then list the songs that are my personal favorites (but again, it's gonna be hard because each and every track is phenomenal):

Bob Dylan (1962)

Grade: A+

Top pick songs: Song To Woody, Talkin' New York, House of the Risin' Sun, Highway 51 Blues, Man of Many Sorrows

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The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan (1963)

Grade: A++

Top pick songs: A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall, Don't Think Twice That's Alright, Corinna Corinna, Bob Dylan's Blues, Oxford Town, Talkin' World War III Blues, Blowin' in the Wind, I Shall Be Free

MVP song mention: Masters of War (Note: I actually listened to this song many years earlier, and this was the song that made me first really sit up and pay attention to Bob as a singer-songwriter, lyricist, artist, musician, poet and protest artist. A fiery, scathing masterclass of a political antiwar protest song.)

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The Times They Are A-Changin' (1964)

Grade: S-tier

Top pick songs: North Country Blues, With God On Our Side, Ballad of Hollis Brown, The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll, When The Ship Comes In, Only A Pawn In Their Game

MVP song mention: The Times They Are A-Changin' (duh.)

(But all in seriousness, each and every song on this album is pure art that's both timely and timeless)

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Another Side To Bob Dylan (1964)

Grade: A+

Top song picks: Black Crow Blues, All I Wanna Do (seriously, this song is so cute!), To Ramona, Motorpsycho Nightmare, My Back Pages, Ballad In Plain D

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Bringing It All Back Home (1965)

Grade: A++

Top pick songs: Subterranean Homesick Blues, Maggie's Farm, Outlaw Blues, Mr. Tambourine Man, Gates of Eden, Bob Dylan's 115th Dream, It's Alright Ma (I'm Already Bleeding), On The Road Again

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Highway 61 Revisted (1965)

Grade: S-tier

Top pick songs: Like A Rolling Stone, Tombstone Blues, Ballad of a Thin Man

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These are my Bob Dylan song and album picks for now, but I'll update them as I continue my Dylan-a-thon.

In conclusion, I'm a Bob Dylan super fan now. Bring on A Complete Unknown! 😎😎🔥🔥🔥

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Timothée Chalamet Shines on SNL, Performs Three Bob Dylan Songs and Hosts for the Third Time with Memorable Acts

Timothée Chalamet performs three Bob Dylan classics on #SNL, showcasing his musical talent and hosting skills for the third time

(PHOTO: NBC/SNL) Timothée Chalamet, who plays the lead role in the 2024 Bob Dylan biopic Complete Unknown, took on a new role on the Saturday Night Live (SNL) stage this time. He performed as a singer for the first time on SNL and sang three famous Bob Dylan songs. Chalamet first started with the 1965 song “Outlaw Blues”. The use of guitar is special in this song, and he performed it while…

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bob dylan -- outlaw blues

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Watch Timothée Chalamet Perform Bob Dylan Songs on Saturday Night Live

Pulling double duty as host and musical guest, the A Complete Unknown star played “Tomorrow Is a Long Time” and a mashup of “Outlaw Blues” and “Three Angels”

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Playlist for Saturday, November 30, 2024

William Harries Graham - "Ohio State" Allie - "Cereal Box Lottery" Local the Neighbour - "Cruise Control" Beachwood Sparks - "My Love My Love" MJ Lenderman - "Wristwatch" Bob Dylan - "Outlaw Blues" Counting Crows - "If I Could Give All My Love to You (or Richard Manuel is Dead)" Jeremy Enigk - "Explain" Boyscott - "Arthur Kill" Loveseat Pete - "Par for the Course" King Stingray - "Cat 5 (Cyclone)" Piglet - "For Frank Forever" The Dreaded Laramie - "Where's My Crystal Ball" Island - "Try" Fatherson - "Half the Things" The Miracle of '86 - "Knife" Beach House - "American Daughter" Trauma Ray - "Breath" Shower Curtain - "Bedbugs" Eliza McLamb - "Punch Drunk" Teenage Fanclub - "Into the City" Snail Mail - "Forever (Sailing)" Elliott Smith - "Roman Candle" Current Joys - "Echos of the Past" Velvet Rouge - "Shattered" Pale Waves - "Seeing Stars" Oh Honey - "Cracks in the Floor" Swingin' Utters - "We are Your Garbage" xo - b. To download or stream the show, click here!

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I did! He was absolutely amazing (although he kinda butchered It Ain't Me Babe 😭)

Oooh, nice choices! Not heard of some of those 😅 I'm very stuck in the 60s/70s though. Some of my favourites are Tom Petty, The Beach Boys and The Band!

Those sound like fun activities, I need to actually start cooking more (very unmotivated uni student here 😭😅). I enjoy writing fiction and poetry in my free time.

Are you a student at all?

I have wayyyyy too many favourite songs - I've had Teach Your Children by CSNY on repeat 😭. What about you?

In terms of songs/albums associated with winter, I'd say Girl From the North Country (the Bob Dylan/Johnny Cash version), and idk why but Kathy's Song by Simon and Garfunkel. And obviously Joni Mitchell's River,but that's an obvious one!

What about you? Are there any you associate with winter specifically?

If you had to choose, what would be your top 10 albums?

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oooo fellow tom petty fan!!! do you have any favorite albums and/or songs of his??

and do you have any recommendations for me from the band?? haven’t really listened to much from them yet..

also uni student here :)) what do you study,, if you don’t mind me asking?

the list of favorite songs is also unending here,, louisiana rain (tpath) and me and bobby mcgee (janis joplin) are definitely up there. and i’ve had caroline by colter wall on repeat recently

the whole album mystery girl (roy orbison) has lovely winter-vibes i can’t explain why tho. also chelsea girl by nico. also river is such a good one!! i love blue so much <33

ooo top 10 is hard

1. exile on main street - the rolling stones

2. southern accents - tpath

3. the velvet underground & nico (self titled)

4. costello music - the fratellis

5. hozier (self titled)

6. lotta sea lice - courtney barnett & kurt vile

7. the great depression - defiance, ohio

8. pack up the plantation - tpath

9. blood on the tracks - bob dylan

10. live: american outlaws - the highwaymen

what would be your top 10??