“PAUL McCARTNEY — THE NIGHT HE LET THE JOKE LAND ON HIMSELF.” 🎄😄 In this classic SNL Christmas sketch, Paul McCartney happily steps aside and plays the triangle while Martin Short steals the spotlight. That’s the joke — and Paul knows it. No ego, no pushback, just perfect timing. Later, Paul summed moments like this up best: “If you can laugh at yourself, you’re doing alright.” A warm, funny reminder that even legends enjoy being part of the laugh.

  • byJasmin
  • January 1, 2026
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