Dakota Johnson Mocks Justin Timberlake’s Comeback in SNL Monologue

In the recent installment of ‘Saturday Night Live,’ Dakota Johnson took a light-hearted dig at Justin Timberlake’s return to the limelight, with a particular focus on his upcoming album and global tour. The banter unfolded during Johnson’s opening monologue, creating a delightful interaction between the former co-stars.

Johnson and Timberlake, known for their on-screen collaboration in the 2010 film ‘The Social Network,’ experienced a reminiscent “sort-of reunion” on the SNL stage. Johnson playfully acknowledged their past work together, laying the groundwork for a comedic exchange. “I’m so happy you chose my show for your comeback,” Dakota remarked to Timberlake, who responded with a thoughtful, “It’s, uh… Hmm… Comeback… is that what we’re calling it? OK.”

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Johnson retorted with a cheeky, “Yeah! I mean comeback in a good way.”

As Timberlake assumed the role of the musical guest, showcasing his new single ‘Selfish’ and the upcoming album ‘Everything I Thought It Was,’ Johnson couldn’t resist poking fun at his musical “comeback.”

Timberlake became part of the show’s sketches throughout the night. The comedic banter peaked when Timberlake questioned the term “comeback,” leading to a witty exchange with Johnson defending her choice of words.

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The interaction climaxed with Timberlake humorously referencing his iconic “bringing sexy back” era. “Ah, OK. I see what this is. This is where we make a joke like, ‘First he was bringing sexy back and now he’s bringing cu**ing back.’” Johnson replied, “I wouldn’t phrase it like that.”

Beyond the SNL banter, Timberlake showcased his musical prowess with performances of ‘Selfish’ and an unreleased song, ‘Sanctified.’ As the artist prepares for his first live shows in the US in five years, with stops in major cities, the amusing SNL exchange adds an extra layer of anticipation to his upcoming endeavours.

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