Tiffany
Haddish crushed her
hilarious 'SNL' monologue, and she
made history in the process
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Saturday Night Live guest host
Tiffany Haddish kicked off her evening with an uproarious opening monologue that touched on the news of the day (Trump and other awful men), her wardrobe (she's very passionate about her Alexander McQueen dress), and her hit summer 2017 comedy,
Girls Trip.
Less funny was the context around her hosting gig.
This Saturday, 11/11 on #SNL!! Can you believe I will be the very #first black female comedian… https://t.co/qSVgrCpztv
— Tiffany Haddish (@TiffanyHaddish) November 7, 2017
"Can you believe I will be the very #first black female comedian host?!?"
Technically, Maya Rudolph — also a comic — beat
Haddish to the punch here when she hosted in 2012, but Rudolph is also a former cast member. Even cutting out the "comedian" part of that equation, we're left with a very small list across more than 830 episodes.
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