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During the Season 48 premiere of SNL, Bowen Yang hilariously personified the spotted lanternfly during Weekend Update.

I'm in love with SNL. It is such a part of our social and pop culture fabric. Think about it, it's been over 40 years of celebrities, comedians and iconic TV moments. The one thing you don't want to be on SNL is boring. With that pressure in mind, artists hosting or even musical guests are always trying to stand out. Sometimes an appearance is epic and sometimes it's an epic fail, either way it's amazing to watch. Here are the top 10 celebs you never knew were banned (or simply have never been invited back which is code for banned) on the legendary SNL and what they did to earn their "no book" status:

This SNL sketch that perfectly depicts our Philly friends will have you dying of laughter.

Pete Davidson has a hot new NY apartment - go inside and try not to drool over how amazing it is!

He took to Twitter the other day with the two clips edited together saying that SNL stole his Zillow joke, and now they owe him a million dollars.

We're hoping she has a good sense of humor because it was a hilarious joke, too. Source: Buzzfeed

John Mulaney went on Kimmel and told the story of how his leap year joke from his February SNL monologue landed him in some trouble with the secret service. Source: <a href="https://brobible.com/culture/article/john-mulaney-investigated-secret-service-monologue/">Bro Bible</a>

Watch U2 perform "Get Out of Your Own Way" and "American Soul" live on the new episode of "Saturday Night Live."

SNL did their own coverage of the various Trump/Christie memes that were going viral last week.

Maybe you didn’t realize how much you missed Will Ferrell’s George W. Bush impression on SNL until the actor popped in for a surprise appearance during the cold open, delivering a State of the Union address on our current crop of GOP presidential hopefuls — which is essentially just Ferrell’s Dubbya roasting his fellow Republicans in an attempt to make an unprecedented bid for a third term as POTUS.

There was a one-hour red carpet pre-show before NBC's "Saturday Night Live" 40th anniversary special Sunday night. Matt Lauer and Savannah Guthrie from NBC's "The Today Show" interviewed the celebrities who were there. While they were interviewing actor and comedian Jim Carrey, things got a bit awkward when Carrey brought up suspended "NBC Nightly News" anchor Brian W

On January 5th 1980, David Bowie performed an amazing surreal set on SNL. Watch all three songs here!