Will Smith's album, Based on a True Story, was savaged by critics and fellow entertainers alike, including comedians Tony Rock and Michael Che.

Colin Jost and Michael Che had a lot of news to dig into from the week, but nothing elicited a greater reaction from the audience than the latter’s dig at Will Smith‘s first album in two decades.

Michael Che and Colin Jost's dynamic duo on Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update continues to captivate audiences with sharp wit and incisive commentary. In a recent segment, Che's jabs at various ...

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Colin Jost and Michael Che skewered this week’s biggest headlines ... Che also took a shot at the week’s biggest album, saying, “Will Smith has released his first new album in 20 years ...

One of the standout moments from the Weekend Update came when Che jokingly referenced Diddy, the rap mogul currently imprisoned. With a nod to the entertainment industry, Che quipped about Diddy’s ...

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