MichaelChe pulls an epic AprilFoolsDay prank on ColinJost during nbcsnl's WeekendUpdate
During the April 1 edition of, Michael Che celebrated April Fool’s Day by pulling an epic prank on fellow Weekend Update anchor Colin Jost.
As viewers watched the two deliver punchlines, Che’s jokes were met with thunderous laughter, while Jost’s were greeted with a a mild smattering of chuckles. Joke after joke, Che killed while Jost continued to flounder. Finally, Jost read a joke about Donald Trump’s indictment leading to possible protests in New York. The punchline landed with a thud, eliciting stony silence until a member of the audience loudly yelled, “You stink!”At that point, Jost dropped his head into the palm of his hand while Che collapsed in laughter, with the audience joining in.
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