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SNL Debuts New Elon Musk Impression Mocking Him as 'the Worst Thing South Africa Has Ever Done'

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Saturday Night Live has introduced a new impression of Elon Musk in a sketch that pokes fun at the tech executive. The portrayal includes the line describing him as 'the worst thing South Africa has ever done.' The article notes that SNL appears to be targeting tech executives more broadly with its satirical humor. The source text provided is brief, so further details about the sketch's plot or broadcast date are not available.

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