Saturday Night Live’s
Kate McKinnon, known for her impersonations of Granny Clinton for NBC’s comedy
show gave a self-pitying
performance of the late Leonard Cohen’s "Hallelujah" last
weekend.
The song was a goodbye
to many things—to the idea of Hillary as America's first female president, to Cohen
who died the day before the election and to McKinnon's portrayal of Clinton.
(According to the New
York Daily News, Alec Baldwin who portrayed Donald Trump opposite McKinnon
hinted he would not continue in that role past Election Day. He, like all the other snowflakes, believed
Granny would win.)
.@nickgillespie @GoRemy @reason I'm half-surprised SNL didn't put McKinnon as Hillary on a crucifix, moaning "forgive them Father"— David Burge (@iowahawkblog) November 16, 2016
.@EKDramatist @nickgillespie I found SNL's maudlin devotional funeral dirge for Hillary hilarious, just not for the reason they intended.— David Burge (@iowahawkblog) November 16, 2016
Let the schadenfreude
flourish with this parody of an unintentional parody of “Hallelujah”.
