Olivia Rodrigo, Saturday night’s SNL musical guest, stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon for an interview and a round of the “Singing Whisper Challenge” while she was at 30 Rock.

The game goes something like this: one player has a card with a pre-selected song to sing, and the other puts on headphones to block out the singing. That player has to guess the song, turning it into a lip-reading challenge.

“I can buy myself flowers,” Rodrigo casually sang to Fallon. She had to mouth that lyric a couple times before the Tonight Show host figured it out. “Love that. Love Miley!” Fallon said when he got it right.

Next up was the chorus of Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes’ “Señorita,” which Rodrigo was able to guess before Fallon even finished the clue.

“I think I just love that song,” the “Vampire” singer said.

The final card had a very obvious pick, yet it took the pair longer to work it out. Some charades had to come into play for Fallon to pick up on the hit single Rodrigo was trying to convey.

Watch the “Singing Whisper Challenge” clip below, and catch Rodrigo as the musical guest on the Adam Driver-hosted episode of SNL tonight.

2 Chainz was rushed to the hospital after being involved in a car accident early Saturday morning (Dec. 9) in Miami.

The Atlanta rapper, 46, took to his Instagram Story following the crash to share a video of himself being loaded into the back of an ambulance on a stretcher. In the brief clip, he zooms in on a black Tesla with a massively smashed front end.

2 Chainz suffered neck injuries and possibly other injuries as a result of the accident, but was in stable condition at the hospital, according to TMZ.

The “It’s a Vibe” rapper’s vehicle was reportedly struck from behind by a Tesla while the artist was driving on I-95. There were no fatalities, but at least one other male was transported to the hospital, TMZ reports. Authorities suspect the other driver may have been under the influence.

2 Chainz, who was in Miami for Art Basel, was reportedly leaving a local strip club shortly before the crash.

See 2 Chainz’ video of himself being loaded into an ambulance on Instagram here.

Jung Kook is reflecting on failed love in the somber music video for his ballad “Hate You.”

The minimalistic new clip, which dropped on Saturday (Dec. 9), opens with black-and-white shots of the BTS superstar sitting by himself on a bed and overlooking a brightly lit cityscape while solemnly singing about the scars of a past relationship. The video later shifts to color and features an animated snippet of two lovers running through a snowy forest.

“Audiences are taken on a transformative journey alongside the artist as the video unfolds, shifting from a melancholic black and white ambiance to a burst of colors with the vibrant hues breathing life into the visuals,” Big Hit and HYBE wrote in a press release about the video.

“Hate You,” co-written with Shawn Mendes, appears on the K-pop singer’s first solo album, Golden. The set debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 albums chart in November.

“‘Hate You’ is a pop ballad track that evokes a deep surge of emotions with a simple blend of lofi piano and Jung Kook’s vocals,” the news release continues. “It portrays the heartbreaking moment of forcing oneself to hate one’s innocent beloved as the love one feels is too much to bear.”

The vulnerable “Hate You” videos follows Golden remixes of “3D” (with Justin Timberlake) and “Standing Next to You” (with Usher).

The fresh releases arrive as Jung Kook prepares to enlist in the South Korean military. In late November, he took to Weverse to share a sweet message with ARMY.

“In December, I will start a new journey I’m leaving you for a while to serve in the military,” he wrote. “As I share this news, I feel heavy on one hand, and on the other hand, I’m reminded of precious memories with ARMY, so my heart warms up. Every moment I’ve spent with you has been the brightest time of my life. ARMY’s laughter, support, and love led me to this point. Thank you so much for supporting my dream and walking with me silently.”

South Korean requires an 18-month military service stint for all able-bodied men by the time they turn 28. BTS announced a pause in their group work in October 2022 to allow all the singers to enlist. The group is expected to reconvene in 2025 when all have completed their duty to country.

Watch Jung Kook’s “Hate You” video below.