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Host Dave Chappelle does his monologue on 'Saturday Night Live' on Nov. 12, 2016. Will Heath/NBC/Getty Images
The life of the afterparty! After hosting Saturday Night Live for the first time, Dave Chappelle attended a star-studded afterparty at New York City's the Cutting Room, where he sang a cover of Radiohead's hit "Creep."
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The Roots drummer Questlove shared an Instagram video of the 43-year-old stand-up comedian's impromptu performance early Sunday, November 13. "In a life full of highlights? I'm glad I waited til 5:22am for this," he captioned the post, which has since garnered more than 85,000 views.
"Dave Chappelle invited Lenny Kravitz on stage to join Frédéric Yonnet and the Band With No Name, who had been playing all night, for a singalong of 'Creep' by Radiohead," a source tells Us Weekly. "Lenny got on the drums while [SNL cast member] Leslie Jones danced next to Dave. Bradley Cooper was singing along to all of the words on the side of the stage. Bradley almost went unnoticed because he was rocking a beard and wearing a hat, but Dave gave him an onstage shout-out."
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Jones also shared a video from the jam session, writing on Twitter: "THATS RIGHT THATS LENNY KRAVITZ ON THE DRUMS!! BACKING ME UP!! Lol."
Madonna, Naomi Campbell and Busta Rhymes were also at the afterparty. Jones, 49, tweeted a selfie with the Queen of Pop, 58, writing, "YUUUUUUP WAS AMONGST LEGENDS!!" She also shared a picture with Cooper, 41, which she captioned, "Fine ass Bradley Cooper!!"
As previously reported, Chappelle kicked off SNL's November 12 episode with a hilarious monologue about president-elect Donald Trump, in which he joked, "I haven't seen whites this mad since the O.J. [Simpson] verdict!"
