Timothée Chalamet's SNL performances sparks demand for Bob Dylan concert
Timothée Chalamet pays tribute to Bob Dylan at his debut musical guest gig at 'SNL'
Timothee Chalamet sent fans wild with his never-before-seen renditions.
Helming the double duties for the first time on Saturday Night Live, the star of Bob Dylan’s biopic A Complete Unknown performed three of his favourite tunes by the legendary singer.
SNL posted all his musical gigs on YouTube, including Outlaw Blues, Three Angels, and Tomorrow Is a Long Time, leading to fans demanding a Dylan tribute concert.
Several fans flooded the comments section with a special concert demand, with one gushing over the Dune star, saying, "I’d pay to watch Timothée play a Bob Dylan cover concert, honestly. He’s acquired so many skills playing the role, I don’t want him to squander them."
"Need to go to a Timothée Bob Chalamet concert asap," added a second fan.
Meanwhile, some fans raved over the French actor's vocal talent.
"What an amazing performance. Well done Timothée!" praised one fan with clapping and red heart emojis.
A second fan complimented, "The way he's better at performing live than some actual singers."
Notably, Chalamet became the first non-professional singer to perform as a musical guest in 30 years of SNL history.
The January 25 episode of the NBC comedy sketch marked the Wonka star’s third-time hosting the show.
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