Reneé Rapp made her Saturday Night Live debut this past weekend—and she didn’t have to do it all alone. She was joined by the Grammy-winning rapper Megan Thee Stallion for the electrifying live performance of their Mean Girls single “Not My Fault”.
Rapp was chosen as the first SNL musical guest of 2024, shortly after the release of Paramount’s Mean Girls musical remake, in which she plays Regina George. Ahead of the film’s release, she joined forces with Megan Thee Stallion for the catchy bop “Not My Fault”, which was featured in the film’s credits.
Rapp and Stallion joined forces for the first live performance of this song on SNL, and they were introduced by none other than Rachel McAdams, who played Regina George in the original Mean Girls film. Stallion is no stranger to the SNL stage, and she served as a musical guest twice, in addition to pulling double duty in 2022.
Rapp also delivered a moving performance of “Snow Angel”, the title song from her debut studio album of the same name, which hit the shelves last summer. Its deluxe edition came out in November and featured three new songs, including the “Tummy Hurts” remix featuring Coco Jones.
