‘SNL50’ Digital Short: Andy Samberg Sings About How Everyone Who Works at ‘SNL’ Has Crippling Anxiety | Video

Former “Saturday Night Live” cast member Andy Samberg returned in a new digital short for the “SNL50” special to sing about the legendary, crippling anxiety experienced by him and countless others while working on the NBC series.

The short begins with Samberg calling to ask current “SNL” alum Bowen Yang whether he plans on attending the “SNL50” special or not. When Yang responds that he’s thinking about skipping it because “SNL” gives him “anxiety,” Samberg puts his arm around Yang and walks him into an ’80s electronic anthem about, well, the show’s history of giving its cast members intense nerves.

“Every single person who ever worked at ‘SNL’ had anxiety,” Samberg sings in the short, which also features appearances from Yang, Molly Shannon, Sarah Squirm, Chris Parnell, Ana Gasteyer, and other “SNL” cast and crew members from other the years. At one point, Samberg even jokes that working in a coal mine would probably be less stressful than getting notes from “Saturday Night Live” creator Lorne Michaels.

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