Taylor Swift Reacts to Ryan Gosling's 'SNL' Parody of 'All Too Well': Hilarious Moment Caught on Camera

Taylor Swift Cosigns Ryan Gosling Version of All Too Well SNL

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Taylor Swift is just like us - she can't stop singing Ryan Gosling's version of "All Too Well." She praised Gosling's playful cover after his recent appearance on Saturday Night Live. Swift shared her excitement on her Instagram Story on Sunday, April 14, calling the cover "All Too Well (Ryan and Emily's Version)!!!" She even joked about accidentally catching herself singing this version on tour. She was thrilled with Gosling's performance, describing his monologue as "EVERYTHING."

Gosling, who is 43 years old, made his third appearance as the host of SNL on Saturday, April 13. He was there to promote his latest movie, The Fall Guy. At the beginning of the show, he playfully assured the audience, "Don't worry, I'm not going to poke fun at Ken," in reference to his character from the film Barbie in 2023. "Because it's just not amusing. Ken and I... we had to call it quits."

Reflecting on his time with Ken, Gosling joked that he had become "too invested" in the character and parting ways felt like the end of a romantic relationship. "And when you're dealing with a breakup, there's only one thing that can truly help," he added with a smile. "The music of the incredible Taylor Swift."

Gosling sat at the piano wearing cool sunglasses while singing Taylor Swift's "All Too Well." He changed the lyrics to match Ken's story, singing, "I shredded Venice Beach, it's true / My clothes were tight but something about that spandex felt so right."

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Taylor Swift shared a video on Instagram featuring Ryan Gosling singing about leaving Ken's rollerblades at Barbie's house. In the video, Gosling humorously mentions his washboard abs and singing along to Indigo Girls with Barbie. He jokes about going from being Ken to now being Ryan, showing a fun and light-hearted side.

Gosling’s ballad performance was interrupted by Emily Blunt, his Fall Guy costar, who entered the scene to a loud round of applause. She jokingly commented on Gosling's behavior, telling him he was "Kenning" at the moment and teasing him for creating a new verb. Blunt playfully embarrassed Gosling and urged him to "move on" from his performance.

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Despite trying to get Ryan Gosling to move on, Emily Blunt couldn't resist and started singing about her own character, Oppenheimer's Kitty. She sang about being the wife of a man with a hat, chatting with Albert Einstein and Sir Christopher Nolan while sipping on a margarita in the back of a Kia.

The twosome joined forces to reminisce on the “Barbenheimer summer” before finally wishing both movies “farewell.”

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Taylor Swift is no stranger to surprise appearances on the NBC series, as she previously showed up last fall to introduce her friend and musical guest Ice Spice. However, this past weekend, Swift was on the West Coast with her boyfriend, Travis Kelce. The couple attended the Coachella performance of Swift's friend Jack Antonoff and his band Bleachers on Saturday.

Taylor and Travis were backstage watching the Bleachers perform, a source revealed. They were seen screaming, dancing, and passionately kissing during the set. It was clear that they were having a great time and deeply in love.

Editor's P/S:

Taylor Swift's enthusiastic praise for Ryan Gosling's playful cover of "All Too Well" highlights the power of music to resonate with different audiences. Gosling's rendition, tailored to his character's experience, showcases the versatility of Swift's songwriting and its ability to connect with personal narratives. It adds another dimension to the song's already rich tapestry of interpretations.

Moreover, the article provides a glimpse into the warm and supportive relationship between Taylor Swift and her fans. Her genuine appreciation for Gosling's cover demonstrates her willingness to engage with creative interpretations of her work. Fans, in turn, find joy and camaraderie in sharing their own experiences and perspectives on her music, creating a vibrant and interactive community around her artistry.