Ramy Youssef Parodies Ozempic for Ramadan on SNL

The comedian's sketch playfully addresses the challenges of fasting during the holy month.

Ramy Youssef hosted Saturday Night Live, featuring a parody ad for 'Ozempic for Ramadan' to humorously tackle the difficulties of fasting.
The sketch portrays Ozempic, a hunger-suppressing medication, as a solution for Muslims struggling with fasting from sunrise to sunset.
Characters in the sketch, including a halal cart owner and an office worker, share their comedic experiences using the fictitious medication.
Side effects of 'Ozempic for Ramadan' humorously include nausea, headaches, and 'going straight to hell,' according to the parody.
Youssef's monologue also touched on the spiritual significance of Ramadan, alongside references to Easter and Beyoncé's new album release.