Watch All the Music Videos by Saturday Night Live's Girl Group

Updated on Nov 25, 2014 at 10:00 AM

This weekend, Cameron Diaz joined SNL's ladies for a new holiday anthem, "Back Home Ballers," adding to Saturday Night Live's unofficial girl group anchored by cast members like Kate McKinnon, Cecily Strong, and, of course, Lil' Baby Aidy. Every female cast member has been able to get it on this group, but that's not the sole reason we love it — the songs are hilarious, totally catchy, and relatable (who doesn't love going home for the holidays because of the treatment?). We have gathered up all the girl-group songs from the show for your enjoyment, so revisit them all and then tell us which one's your favorite. Source: NBC

"(Do It on My) Twin Bed"

The original back-home anthem features a rap verse from Jimmy Fallon.

"Dongs All Over the World"

Host Anna Kendrick helps the girls sing about finding gentlemen callers in every corner of the globe.

"Back Home Ballers"

Cameron Diaz joins the ladies as they rap about being treated like a queen when you go home for the holidays.

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Watch All the Music Videos by Saturday Night Live's Girl Group

"(Do It on My) Twin Bed"

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