See Taylor Swift Perform "False God" For the First Time Live on SNL

Updated on Oct 6, 2019 at 3:10 PM

Taylor Swift made a grand return to Saturday Night Live this weekend. The singer, who served as the musical guest alongside host Phoebe Waller-Bridge from Fleabag, took to the stage to deliver two incredible performances. In addition to singing a piano version of her hit song "Lover," Swift also performed "False God" live for the very first time. The last time Swift appeared on the show was almost two years ago when she was celebrating the release of her seventh album, Reputation. My, how time flies!

Swift has certainly been keeping busy as she promotes her latest album, Lover, which dropped on Aug. 23. Earlier this week, she stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to play a fun game, watch an embarrassing post-surgery video of herself, and even to tease a few details about her upcoming Lover Fest. Watch her performances from SNL ahead.

Watch Taylor Swift Perform "Lover" on Saturday Night Live

Watch Taylor Swift Perform "False God" on Saturday Night Live

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See Taylor Swift Perform "False God" For the First Time Live on SNL

Watch Taylor Swift Perform "Lover" on Saturday Night Live

Watch Taylor Swift Perform "False God" on Saturday Night Live

Taylor Swift Poses With SNL Host Phoebe Waller-Bridge

Taylor Swift Plays "Lover" on the Piano For Saturday Night Live

Taylor Swift Performs "False God" on Saturday Night Live

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