Mick Jagger's Epic Surprise and Hilarious Act on SNL Leaves Fans in Awe, Joined by Mega-Star Bad Bunny

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Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger made two surprise cameos on the new episode of "Saturday Night Live," hosted by musician Bad Bunny.

Jagger intruded on the set of a Spanish-language soap opera during the first sketch. He portrayed the father of a character embroiled in a heated on-screen altercation. Bad Bunny co-starred in the sketch with fellow "SNL" cast member Marcello Hernández.

In the scene, Bad Bunny and Hernández were trying to film a confrontation between their characters, which escalated to them slapping each other. For his role in the sketch, Jagger, who is 80 years old, wore a pencil mustache and a cream colored leisure suit. The sketch took an unexpected turn when Jagger ended up slapping both actors due to the chaotic nature of the scene. Prior to this, the production had already faced delays caused by a supporting actor, portrayed by Punkie Johnson, who couldn't speak Spanish.

Later on, Jagger appeared in a second sketch, playing a nun with questionable intentions.

Jagger made his appearance on Saturday following the release of "Hackney Diamonds" by the Rolling Stones on Friday, which marks their first album release since 2005. Additionally, the band has announced plans to embark on a new tour in the coming year.

The Rolling Stones, comprising Jagger, Keith Richards, and Ronnie Wood, held an unexpected album release party in New York City on Friday night. They were joined on stage by Lady Gaga, who performed their single "Sweet Sounds of Heaven."

In addition, Lady Gaga made a cameo appearance on "SNL" on Saturday, where she introduced Bad Bunny. Notably, Bad Bunny took on the dual roles of the episode's host and musical guest.