Watch ‘SNL’ helpfully explain with an Eminem rap parody Pete Davidson, Chris Redd and Jack Harlow team up to make sense of non-fungible tokens By Simon Dumenco .

"Saturday Night Live" takes on non-fungible tokens, and actually offers a pretty decent explanation for the phenomenon that still confuses many investors.

Over the weekend, Pete Davidson brought back his Eminem impersonation for another spoof on Saturday Night Live. This time around, the comedian reimagined Eminem’s “Without Me” video to help ...

If "SNL" sold the video as an NFT, it would hardly be the first media company. Last week The New York Times sold a column making light of NFTs — for nearly $600,000. Recommended video ...

Pete Davidson, Chris Redd and musical guest Jack Harlow delivered an Eminem-inspired rap about non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, on 'SNL' ...

Eminem has finally responded to the Saturday Night Live NFT rap that payed homage to his 2002 hit “Without Me” back in March.. The video, featuring Chris Redd and Pete Davidson in the ultimate ...

Saturday Night Live broke down what non-fungible tokens (NFT) are in a new sketch over the weekend after the crypto-asset recently generated headlines and social media buzz. In the sketch “What ...

It’s all very “Inception“-like. The folks at “Saturday Night Live” answered their own question, “What the hell is an NFT?”, well enough to be able to make a non-fungible token out of ...

Pete Davidson delivered one of Saturday Night Live‘s more memorable music-adjacent moments from recent months when he impersonated Eminem for a PS5-themed parody of “Stan” back in December.

Saturday Night Live opened this past week with a dig at former President Trump, who teased a "major announcement" — which turned out to be the NFT cards.