Who knew Donald Trump had moves! The GOP presidential frontrunner hosted "Saturday Night Live" for the second time last night and helped parody Drake's much talked-about "Hotline Bling" music video.
During a pre-tapped "SNL" sketch, Trump danced like the Toronto rapper with help from other cast members, including Martin Short's Ed Grimley. Jay Pharoah took on the role of Drake while Trump played the role of a tax guy trying to dance. Beck Bennett and Taran Killam also appeared in the sketch as a dad and a teacher while the fake Drake defended his dance moves in the music video.
"I know you make fun of my dance moves/Turn me into memes and GIFs/But I'm proud of my dance moves/'Cause lots of people dance like this," Pharoah rapped over the music to "Hotline Bling."
"You used to call me on the call phone," Trump sang during the sketch.
"We had a good time," Trump said Sunday on Fox News, according to Business Insider. "But Drake is a much better dancer than I am."
Check out the full video of the "Hotline Bling" sketch below!
