"Slay." "Period." It's giving." These days it seems like you can have entire conversations with just a handful of overused slang terms, but Bowen Yang and Lady Gaga are here to put a stop to it. In ...

In the sketch, No More Slay, Lady Gaga and Bowen Yang hilariously encouraged viewers to broaden their vocabulary. As Gaga and Yang chat with Ego Nwodim, Sarah Sherman, Ashley Padill, and Andrew ...

During a Saturday Night Live sketch March 8, the two were seen at brunch with friends, where one declared everything is “such a slay.” To which Bowen ... and you.” “No more slay, no ...

Not me getting called out by SNL for using “sus” on the TVLine homepage a few weeks ago! This weekend’s Saturday Night Live featured a second duet between mother host/musical guest Lady Gaga and Bowen ...

Setting the stage for Gaga and Yang’s duet is Sarah Sherman’s ... The duet that follows, titled “No More Slay,” suggests that instead of trotting out the overused S-word, to simply say ...

Lady Gaga returned to Saturday Night Live as the host and musical act for he night, playing double duty for the historic New York City comedy show.

As their friends – played by Ego Nwodim, Andrew Dismukes, Bowen Yang, Sarah Sherman and Ashley Padilla – the pair sang to encourage them to stop saying the word ‘Slay’ among other millennial ...

Yang spoke candidly at a BFI Flare event in London on Thursday: "Like, the only reason that the wizard has powers is because ...

In a sketch on Saturday, Gaga and Bowen Yang performed a song called “No More Slay” to ban their characters’ brunch buddies from using the overused accolade. “No more slay, no more slay ...