Gigi Hadid and Jay Pharoah are making the American Music Awards great again. Or at least theyâre trying to.
With such different careers, it didnât seem to make much sense why the two were chosen to host the award show together ... until the monologue.
The pair started the show off with sly Donald Trump disses, saying the AMAs doesnât deal with the Electoral College before announcing that weâre living in the â90s since Green Day is performing and a white guy is the president-elect.
Then, they broke out the heavy guns: Trump impressions.
Hadid started by mocking Melania Trump for infamously plagiarizing Michelle Obama:
âI love my husband, President Barack Obama, and our children, Sasha and Malia,â Hadid said while distorting her face.
Soon after, it was The Donaldâs turn. After Bruno Mars opened the AMAs, Pharoah did an impression of what Trump might say about his performance, explaining, âI love Bruno Mars. I donât know what color he is, so I canât deport him,â and, âIâm going to funk this country up bigly.â
The impressions werenât necessarily Alec Baldwin-level, but for such a weird combo, the pair didnât funk it up bigly.