The Culps Performed 'Not Like Us' and now Fans Are Losing It!
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The Culps Performed 'Not Like Us' and now Fans Are Losing It!
As if things couldn’t get any worse for Drake, Saturday Night Live’s legendary music teacher duo, The Culps, have officially come out of retirement to perform their own rendition of Kendrick Lamar’s diss track Not Like Us.
During SNL’s 50th Anniversary Special, Will Ferrell and Ana Gasteyer reprised their beloved roles as Marty and Bobbi Culp, the dorky yet enthusiastic husband-and-wife music teachers who first appeared on SNL in 1997. Known for their hilariously awkward show choir-inspired medleys, The Culps have entertained students and parents alike by reimagining popular songs in the most painfully cringeworthy-yet-hilarious way possible.
While The Culps typically tackled hits from Britney Spears and the Backstreet Boys back in their heyday, their take on Not Like Us brings a new level of absurdity. Seeing Ferrell and Gasteyer’s overly proper, out-of-touch characters awkwardly harmonizing to one of hip-hop’s most savage diss tracks has sent the internet into a frenzy. Fans are calling it one of the funniest moments from SNL 50, proving that even decades later, The Culps still know how to steal the show.
Their return also fuels nostalgia for SNL’s golden era of musical comedy, reminding us why Ferrell and Gasteyer’s dynamic was so iconic in the first place. Whether you’re a longtime fan of The Culps or just discovering their hilariously offbeat charm, one thing is certain—this unexpected comeback is pure comedy gold.
Would you like to see The Culps tackle more modern hits? After this performance, anything feels possible!
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The Culps Performed 'Not Like Us' and now Fans Are Losing It!
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