The Lonely Island Returns to SNL with 'Sushi Glory Hole'

Andy Samberg and Akiva Schaffer debut their first digital short in six years, featuring a comedic rap about an unusual sushi delivery concept.

The digital short marks The Lonely Island's first appearance on SNL since 2018, reviving their signature comedic style.
Samberg and Schaffer play 1980s-style businessmen pitching a sushi delivery service through bathroom wall holes.
The sketch features Maya Rudolph, Kenan Thompson, and Bowen Yang as skeptical investors in the bizarre business idea.
The rap humorously explores the concept of discreet sushi consumption, with lyrics emphasizing its 'not weird' nature.
Despite the outlandish premise, the digital short highlights The Lonely Island's continued influence on SNL's comedy landscape.