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Watch Pete Davidson Rap About Ruth Bader Ginsburg in "Live Sheck Wes" Parody

Written by Daniel Pearson
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Pete Davidson and Chris Redd did another rap parody on Saturday Night Live this weekend, this time performing a song about Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who recently broke three ribs after falling over.

Riffing on Sheck Wes’ “Live Sheck Wes” from recent album Mudboy, Davidson and Redd rap, “You think some broken ribs are going to keep her down? Hell no and hell no.” Kate McKinnon played Justice Ginsburg, breakdancing in the courtroom.

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The "Notorious RBG" is the subject of a new biopic starring Felicity Jones as Ginsburg called On the Basis Of Sex. The movie hits theaters on December 25. Ginsburg was released from hospital on November 9.

In other news, Advisory Board Crystals drops limited-edition Warhol-inspired tees at the Whitney Museum.

 

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