Watch Pete Davidson and Gunna rap about their love for short movies on SNL.
Gunna is later seen holding the double-tape VHS version of 1984’s, which clocks in at two hours, 40 minutes. “Why this movie look like a book?” the rapper asks before Davidson tosses it into a fireplace.‘s Chris Redd and cameo by Simon Rex, who reprises his Dirt Nasty alter ego while portraying the fictional character Ernest P. Worrell, made famous by late actor and comedian Jim Varney.
The clip ends with Rex asking Davidson about the questionable length of his semi-autobiographical 2020 movie. “It was like two hours and 17 minutes, but we needed all those minutes,” Davidson stammers.
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