Justin Bieber and RuPaul Appearing on 'Saturday Night Live' in February

RuPaul took the stage Saturday night (February 8) to host Saturday Night Live for the first time, becoming the first drag queen to host the classic comedy sketch show. If you missed the episode, have no fear: here’s all of the “queen of drag’s” best moments from the night.

Justin Bieber fans are going wild over the singer's Feb. 8 appearance on Saturday Night Live.

Justin Bieber is prepping to drop his fifth album, Changes, on Valentine’s Day—and he jump-started the album rollout by appearing on Saturday Night Live for the first time in seven years. The RuPaul-hosted show made room for two of the Canadian singer’s recent releases—“Yummy” and “Intentions”—while Quavo made a guest appearance.

By Nellie Andreeva

Justin Bieber livened up his two latest singles, “Yummy” and “Intentions,” by performing them on “Saturday Night Live” last night. During the performances he was joined at various points by an acoustic quartet, four lithe dancers and Migos rapper Quavo.

It was his first appearance on the show in 7 years

RuPaul made history last year when winning a fourth consecutive Emmy for hosting a reality competition program while that program (“RuPaul’s Drag Race”) won a second consecutive Emmy in its own category. And by hosting “Saturday Night Live” on Feb. 8, RuPaul made history again — as the first drag queen to host the long-running late-night sketch comedy show.

Justin Bieber returned to for the first time in years to debut two new tracks off his upcoming album,

Pete Davidson made some big contributions to over the weekend, snagging more screen time in the one episode than the entire first half of the season.

RuPaul gave Pete Davidson the drag queen treatment during the Saturday, February 8, episode of Saturday Night Live. Keep reading for highlights from the show.

took aim at the recent Democratic debates in this week's «cold open» (surprising many fans who expected a take-down of Donald Trump's recent Impeachment trial acquittal).

The Senate acquitted Donald Trump, ending the impeachment trial earlier this week, so “Saturday Night Live” turned its attention away from the current president and onto who might become the president — by delivering a new democratic debate cold open sketch.

The Talking Heads frontman last appeared on the show in 1989

RuPaul is booked and busy. With the release of Netflix's AJ and the Queen, the start of RuPaul's Drag Race Live in Las Vegas, and the upcoming 12th season of his Emmy-nominated reality show, it's clear that the queen of drag is only further cementing her regal status.

John Mulaney and Daniel Craig will both be back to host “Saturday Night Live,” for their third and second times, respectively.

Before resuming his RuPaul's Drag Race hosting duties when season 12 returns Feb. 28, RuPaul will host Saturday Night Live this weekend with musical guest Justin Bieber.

honored the memory of Kobe Bryant with a sweet tribute during the show's final moments over the weekend.

For those who have been disappointed with Donald Trump’s impeachment trial, “Saturday Night Live” has an alternative.

came out swinging over the weekend yet again with another edgy, political cold open — this time giving viewers an imaginary Impeachment more in line with what many hoped it would be.