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Stella Lefty Reacts to SNL's 'Boston' Parody
2 Oct
Summary
- SNL's cut-for-time sketch humorously questions Stella Lefty's originality.
- Lefty praised Veronika Slowikowska's vocal impression of her.
- Lefty's hit song 'Boston' has achieved significant country-pop success.
A recent Saturday Night Live sketch, which did not make it into the broadcast episode, humorously targeted singer Stella Lefty and her breakout hit 'Boston.' The cut-for-time Weekend Update segment featured cast member Veronika Slowikowska impersonating Lefty. Slowikowska playfully suggested Lefty's songs were not entirely original by singing familiar melodies with new lyrics.
These included parodies of hits by artists like Dolly Parton and Taylor Swift, with one being likened to the Harry Potter theme. The sketch's premise revolved around online discussions comparing Lefty's 'Boston' to Noah Kahan's 'Stick Season,' with Kahan credited as a songwriter on Lefty's track.
Stella Lefty herself responded lightheartedly to the sketch, reposting the clip and commending Veronika Slowikowska's vocal impression. Lefty expressed amusement, calling the impression "amazing" and the voice "fire." This comedic moment arrives as Lefty experiences significant success; her song 'Boston' has become a major country-pop hit, reaching No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 and topping the Country Airplay chart. Her debut album, 'Long Way Home,' also charted well.
