Sabrina Carpenter on Ariana Grande's “Espresso” sketch: “Very nice”

During Ariana Grande's Saturday Night Live In her monologue, she promised to maintain her second role as host of the comedy sketch show Low-Key. During a Bridesmaids skit that parodied Sabrina Carpenter's summer hit “Espresso,” Grande sang along out of tune and off key SNL Starring Heidi Gardner, Ego Nwodim and Sarah Sherman. Responding to the “Espresso” parody, Carpenter called it “very nice and on the spot” in her Instagram Story posted Sunday.

During the nearly five-minute skit, each bridesmaid sang a verse about a bachelorette party in Charleston as the bride, Kelsey, played by Chloe Fineman, went home with a man named Domingo (Marcello Hernandez). After the groom, played by Andrew Dismukes, suspected the song was about Kelsey cheating on him, the bridesmaids downplayed his accusations, with Grande adding, “They don't listen to the lyrics.”

Known for his sassy lyrics and ever-changing outros on “Nonsense” as the opener of the Eras Tour, Carpenter quickly rose to pop stardom following the release of “Espresso” in April. She wrote the catchy pop song with her longtime friend Steph Jones and her most recent collaborator Amy Allen. With Julian Bunetta, who helped Carpenter produce “Nonsense,” they crafted infectious lyrics like “Move it up, down, left, right, oh/Switch it up like Nintendo” and the viral line “I'm working late.” . Because I’m a singer.”

Carpenter said Rolling Stone in June that she was happy that fans could read between the lines. “My mom would always ask, 'Are you feeling crazy right now?'” Carpenter said. “I just love that people understand my sense of humor.” Carpenter released her sixth album Short and sweet August 23 and began their North American tour in September.

Throughout SNL In this episode, Grande resorted to her infamous celebrity impressions: She wore a beehive blonde wig as Jennifer Coolidge and imitated Céline Dion's French accent in a UFC sports promo parody. She should take on the role of Glinda Evilwhich arrives next month.