Chance the Rapper Bids Farewell to President Barack Obama in Hilarious Christmas Song on 'SNL'

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The 'Finish Line' rapper teams up with Kenan Thompson, urging people to enjoy the last Christmas with President Barack Obama.

December 19, 2016

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Chance the Rapper rapped about President Barack Obama's "last Christmas" on "Saturday Night Live". Joined by Kenan Thompson, he told people to enjoy the holiday while Obama was still in the White House "cause next year you might get a bomb from Iran."

"I'm gonna hurt myself before we lose ObamaCare / Say goodbye to Barack, say goodbye December / For a new holiday called Regular Winter," the hip-hop star continued. "Left the cookies, last will and testament / For the first maybe last black president."

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During the Casey Affleck-hosted episode, Chance the rapper also performed his own songs "Same Drugs" and "Finish Line/Drown". Both tracks are taken from his third street album "Coloring Book". It's the first "SNL" appearance for the "Manchester by the Sea" actor but not for the rapper. He made his debut on the show in 2015.

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