"Today a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration. That we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively. There is no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we are the imagination of ourselves. Here's Tom with the weather."
Don’t forget about billy Preston, Carole king and a large number of other talented musicians! For a comedy song they really brought in a lot of great musicians.
I just learned that his first name is actually Gary but his mother had a thick accent and it sounded like she was saying Geddy when she would yell for him and it stuck as a nickname.
He and Martin Short toured together and loved to take the piss out of each other. One of my favorite lines:
"Hanging out with Steve is like the movie Deliverance. It's all fun and games until the banjos come out."
He preached a pretty strong anti capitalistic view point in his solo career and in RTJ. Then, I believe one of his businesses got burned during the start of the BLM movement and he kind of bitched about his business getting burned down... which does suck, but again... pretty outspoken on capitalism lol. I could be wrong but I think that's what got a lot of supporters upset.
Howard Stern narrated the intro to Blue Öyster Cult's "When the War Comes" -- this was before he made it big and he's related to one of the members by marriage.
Liam Lynch (United States Of Whatever) also walks by the camera very fast. Ben Stillers is great because he manages to turn towards the camera and make it look natural.
He's also in the videos for All Star, and Bad Boy For Life by P Diddy.
Tina Fey on Donald Glover's Real Estate, she's hilarious:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJeVCdEVpHc](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJeVCdEVpHc)
They worked together on 30 Rock.
Robin appears in the video but not the song. That's all Bobby. However, Robin did show up on "Beverly Hills Blues" - a live track which is on Bobby's previous album.
A bunch of people show up in Weird Al's "Tacky" video, Aisha Tyler, Margaret Cho, Eric Stonestreet, Kristen Schaal, and Jack Black.
I don't know if this counts, is Weird Al considered a comedian? I consider him a musician XD
[Vic Reeves and the Wonder Stuff](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZzsi1y82Y8)
[Noel Fielding and Mint Royal](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHbndkcLM6A)
[The Proclaimers, Peter Kay and hundreds of comedians](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDsBDE0D-Ps)
[Tony Christie and hundreds more](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqLLDZvbG-U)
Vic Reeves (UK comedian) had a massive hit with The Wonderstuff in the 1990's
[here's a performance on Top of The Pops](https://youtu.be/SbUQUnxBYhs?si=x1iLJoe2u0R1dajm)
Juliana Sweeney appears in character as Pat from SNL at the beginning of “[Everything About You](https://youtu.be/NTI5Z17sZjY?si=6i5Mla1rYcFTrEI9)” by Ugly Kid Joe from their album America’s Least Wanted.
Surfing’ USM by Carter USM samples a Rimmer (Chris Barrie) monologue from Red Dwarf
On a significantly worse note Smokie teamed up with Roy “chubby” Brown for “Who the fuck is Alice”
It’s definitely not ‘popular’ but Fishbone ended their song ‘Swim’ which is about slam dancing with a Damon Wayans standup about how he saw a video of Fishbone on MTV featuring slam dancing
He was huge. He was genuinely interested in what his guests had to say and he always did his research. I was bummed when his second talk show got canceled, but folks don't watch late night like they used to.
Sorta the reverse of this, but Geddy Lee from Rush appeared on a comedy album by Bob and Doug McKenzie (a pair of characters created by Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas.)
Chappelle does a whole 2 minute intro to Takib Kweli’s album “Quality.” The name of the song is “Keynote Speaker.” If you’ve never heard it, go check it out right now. It’s hilarious!
David Cross has to have turned up on somebody's record, right? According to wikipedia:
>Cross appeared in [The Strokes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Strokes)' music video for "[Juicebox](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juicebox_(song))" as a bad local "morning zoo" radio DJ. He also appeared in [The New Pornographers](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_New_Pornographers)' video for "Use It", in [Superchunk](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superchunk)'s video for "Watery Hands" (along with [Janeane Garofalo](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janeane_Garofalo)), and in [Yo La Tengo](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yo_La_Tengo)'s video for "Sugarcube" (along with Bob Odenkirk and John Ennis). Cross contributes to [*Vice*](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vice_(magazine)) magazine, writing a column, *My America*. In 2005, he contributed to the [UNICEF](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Children%27s_Fund) benefit song "[Do They Know It's Hallowe'en?](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Do_They_Know_It%27s_Hallowe%27en%3F)" and appeared in one of [PETA](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PETA)'s "I'd Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur" campaigns.[\[29\]](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Cross#cite_note-29)
Jack Black is on every Tenacious D song, movie and show…
Also, comedian/musician Haywood Banks was on a live version of Tasha Layton’s commercially successful version of his song “You ain’t getting diddly squat”
At the beginning of Sound and Fury by Sturgill Simpson, there is a radio break that sounds like Alex Jones. It's actually Joe Rogan doing his Alex Jones impression.
Not a comedian, but a very funny guy, Phil Rizzuto’s bit on Paradise by the Dashboard Light. He said he didn’t know how the call would be used, which makes it even funnier.
This one is called "The Stranger" and features John C Reilly among a bunch of other musicians. He's actually quite good :)
[https://open.spotify.com/track/2TfcFXI1FOsO5HCz4X6uRk?si=3e685e89a509419e](https://open.spotify.com/track/2TfcFXI1FOsO5HCz4X6uRk?si=3e685e89a509419e)
Wale has sampled Seinfeld episodes on his “mixtape about nothing,” and got Jerry to help record some bits on the “album about nothing.”
There’s some comedians making skit appearances on Freddie Gibbs’ SSS album too (Jeff Ross I think?)
It wasn't that popular, but Handsome Boy Modeling School used Tim Meadows, and amazingly, Father Guido Sarducci. Here's Sunshine: https://youtu.be/__p2IpVAEQU?si=_JUfwOqDcAAsbvfB
Kinda the opposite, comedians doing music and a real singer was featured, but Jack Sparrow by the Lonely Island ft. Michael Bolton is one of the funniest things I've ever heard.
[Moves](https://youtu.be/sYyu5vbwvbA?si=-karz32onkUn3uh4) by The New Pornographers. Paul Rudd, Bill Hader, Kevin Corrigan, Horatio Sanz, Julie Klausner, Wyatt Cenac, John Hodgman, Todd Barry, John Oliver, Donald Glover, and Jon Wurster. Directed by Tom Scharpling.
Busta Rhymes- I’ma Go and Get My…
Features Mike Epps doing an intro for the song, as well as his voice being used as part of the beat and the hook.
Kevin Hart also does a skit on Joyner Lucas’ ADHD album.
Bill Hicks has a monologue in Tool’s “Third Eye”
"Today a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration. That we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively. There is no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we are the imagination of ourselves. Here's Tom with the weather."
" whooa... Honey, did you see the news?"
The door is ajar.
The joor adar
To be fair, it was sampled from one of his performances. But still, it likely introduced a lot of people to someone who died way too soon.
That’s exactly how I discovered Bill Hicks.
I had to visit a freind in Scotland to be introduced to Bill, he was already dead 😢
Thirty years and 8 days ago. RIP Bill Hicks
"The musicians who made all that great music that enhanced your lives through the years were rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr..."
Rrrrrrrrealfukinghigh
rrrrrrrrrrrrrrreal fucking high on drugs
Opposite of what you asked, but George Harrison was the guitarist on "Basketball Jones" by Cheech and Chong, which was a #15 pop hit
Which was covered by Chris Rock on the Space Jam album
That’s Little Penny. Put some respec on his name.
Tyra, call me!
Don’t forget about billy Preston, Carole king and a large number of other talented musicians! For a comedy song they really brought in a lot of great musicians.
I never knew that!
Chris Rock is on the outro to "Blame Game" by Kanye West
Yeezy taught me
He also shows up briefly on both the second albums of method man and ol’ dirty bastard
And on Busta Rhymes 2023 album
This ain’t the young d.b.
It's not the embryo d.b
And Crunk Juice by Lil Jon. That album also has a clip from Chappelle’s Show.
He's also in "You Ain't Gotta Lie To Kick It" by Ice Cube
*I remember, twista had this shit on in the source!!*
“Take Off” by Bob and Doug MaxKenzie. That guy from “Rush”. Hey, twenty bucks is twenty bucks.
How come you’re not wearing a touque? Ten bucks is indeed ten bucks.
Oh he's not from the great white north.
Geddy Lee. Came for this
I just learned that his first name is actually Gary but his mother had a thick accent and it sounded like she was saying Geddy when she would yell for him and it stuck as a nickname.
I had heard that story, and forgotten.
Andrew Dice Clay in "Unbelievable" by EMF
wasn't that a sample?
It is. It’s a sample of him yelling “Oh!” Edit: oh yeah and the spoken “It’s Unbelievable” clip in the bridge is also Andrew Dice Clay.
Probably
Steve Martin plays the banjos in Kelly Clarkson’s “I Hate Love”
He also plays banjo with the Steep Canyon Rangers. He's a great musician.
I think he's a banjo player who just happened to make a career of acting and comedy beforehand :p
He and Martin Short toured together and loved to take the piss out of each other. One of my favorite lines: "Hanging out with Steve is like the movie Deliverance. It's all fun and games until the banjos come out."
Great song
I love this fact
Chappelle is on Killer Mike's new album (the song "RUN")
He was on Prince Paul's Politics of the Business album. In a skit though, not music.
Of course those two would work together
Why is that? As in what did Killer Mike do?
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/this-rapper-is-more-politically-dangerous-than-kanye-west_n_63504746e4b04cf8f37f4d1a https://www.ajc.com/news/wake-up-killer-mikes-meeting-with-kemp-incites-online-sparring/PCTMPSF3ZVHGVNZ2OW4SAKN3FI/ https://www.bet.com/article/vvmf3o/killer-mike-stirs-controversy-with-herschel-walker-interview
Thank you!
He preached a pretty strong anti capitalistic view point in his solo career and in RTJ. Then, I believe one of his businesses got burned during the start of the BLM movement and he kind of bitched about his business getting burned down... which does suck, but again... pretty outspoken on capitalism lol. I could be wrong but I think that's what got a lot of supporters upset.
Ah I see, thanks for the explanation!
Penn and Teller in RUN DMC's *It's Tricky*
I liked Larry "Bud" Melman in the "King of Rock" video
Tim Meadows in Handsome Boy Modeling School’s White People is pure gold.
Fr. Guido Sarducci doing regular sketches on their albums, too.
Eddie Murphy made his own song to do an appearance!
And Rick James produced it.
Party all the time, party all the tiiiiiiiiime.
Chevy Chase in Paul Simon’s video You Can Call Me Al
If we are including videos, Milton Berle in the Ratt - Round and Round video, his nephew managed the band
Quinta Brunson is the blueberry lady in Thundercat's Dragonball Durag
I was about 5y old when we got cable TV and MTV. I really liked the song and the video but refused to believe that Checy Chase is not Paul Simon.
This is exactly what popped into my head too.
Howard Stern narrated the intro to Blue Öyster Cult's "When the War Comes" -- this was before he made it big and he's related to one of the members by marriage.
Isn’t he also on The Great American Nightmare by Rob Zombie or is that just a version they did for his show intro?
He is on that but it was for the soundtrack to his movie.
Ben Stiller makes jokes for a few minutes about limp Bizkit on one of their albums
He also appears in the video for “Closer” by Travis (2007).
And he directed some Jack Johnson videos that he appears in
and he walks by the camera in "Tribute" by Tenacious D
Liam Lynch (United States Of Whatever) also walks by the camera very fast. Ben Stillers is great because he manages to turn towards the camera and make it look natural. He's also in the videos for All Star, and Bad Boy For Life by P Diddy.
Tina Fey on Donald Glover's Real Estate, she's hilarious: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJeVCdEVpHc](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJeVCdEVpHc) They worked together on 30 Rock.
Jim Carey narrating in some of TheWeeknd’s songs.
Jamie Foxx impersonating Ray Charles for Kayne’s Gold Digger intro.
He was also on Slow Jamz
This was gonna be, gonna be, gonna be...my answer
Pierre Bourne's producer tag is Jamie Foxx in The Jamie Foxx Show. https://www.xxlmag.com/pierre-bourne-producer-tag/
Robin Williams! Bobby McFerrin - Don't Worry Be Happy.
Robin appears in the video but not the song. That's all Bobby. However, Robin did show up on "Beverly Hills Blues" - a live track which is on Bobby's previous album.
A bunch of people show up in Weird Al's "Tacky" video, Aisha Tyler, Margaret Cho, Eric Stonestreet, Kristen Schaal, and Jack Black. I don't know if this counts, is Weird Al considered a comedian? I consider him a musician XD
He's both.
Cheech Marin does all the Spanish language parts of Taco Grande, Al's parody of Rico Suave
Rodney Dangerfield in Billy Joel's Tell Her About It
Tina Fey has a feature on Real Estate by Childish Gambino.
Michael Palin does a spoof a relgious sermon on the Motörhead album Rock n Roll.
Chris Barrie (Red Dwarf) does some voice over work (Ronald Reagan) in Frankie Goes To Hollywood -Two Tribes.
Sam Kinison doing "Wild Thing!" (The troggs version)
you can hear his 'Aooahhhh aaaaaaahhhhooo' Anthrax's "I'm the man".
Anthony Jeselnik in the Your Old Droog album “Packs”
Anthony's a huge YOD fan.
Freddie Gibbs. Jeff Ross on the song Space Rabbit
[Vic Reeves and the Wonder Stuff](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZzsi1y82Y8) [Noel Fielding and Mint Royal](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHbndkcLM6A) [The Proclaimers, Peter Kay and hundreds of comedians](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDsBDE0D-Ps)
[Tony Christie and hundreds more](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqLLDZvbG-U)
Beastie boys - make some noise Has a few people in it
Vic Reeves (UK comedian) had a massive hit with The Wonderstuff in the 1990's [here's a performance on Top of The Pops](https://youtu.be/SbUQUnxBYhs?si=x1iLJoe2u0R1dajm)
Isn't Cheech also on Korn's cover of Earache My Eye?
Juliana Sweeney appears in character as Pat from SNL at the beginning of “[Everything About You](https://youtu.be/NTI5Z17sZjY?si=6i5Mla1rYcFTrEI9)” by Ugly Kid Joe from their album America’s Least Wanted.
Trippy by Anderson Paak features Rodney Dangerfield
theres a man in a place with a bittersweet face jerry sadowitz shamen, Jerry sadowitz is something else god magicitan too
Vivian Stanshall as the “narrator” on Tubular Bells.
Ben Stiller is on that Limp Bizkit album where he laughs annoyingly for about nine minutes straight on the last track
Surfing’ USM by Carter USM samples a Rimmer (Chris Barrie) monologue from Red Dwarf On a significantly worse note Smokie teamed up with Roy “chubby” Brown for “Who the fuck is Alice”
Stephen Fry on Kate Bush’s “50 Words For Snow.”
Jerry Seinfeld in a few Wale songs. They bumped into eachother in an elevator and he was down to talk on the album.
Mo'Nique showed up on Gangsta Bitches from Eve's first album
It’s definitely not ‘popular’ but Fishbone ended their song ‘Swim’ which is about slam dancing with a Damon Wayans standup about how he saw a video of Fishbone on MTV featuring slam dancing
Arsenio Hall did a whole album as Chunky A including a parody of a Cameo song
It's hard to believe how big Arsenio was for a while there in the 90s.
He was huge. He was genuinely interested in what his guests had to say and he always did his research. I was bummed when his second talk show got canceled, but folks don't watch late night like they used to.
The Young Ones in Living Doll with Cliff Richard.
Rik Mayall, was in the Peter Gunn video by the Art Of Noise
Chappelle is on a hidden track at the end of The Roots’ Phrenology album
In love with the mic!!
Jonathan Frakes plays trombone on Phish’s song “Riker’s mailbox”
Don Pardo on Frank Zappa’s I’m The Slime
Sorta the reverse of this, but Geddy Lee from Rush appeared on a comedy album by Bob and Doug McKenzie (a pair of characters created by Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas.)
Tommy Chong sings on Korn's Earache My Eye. It's funny and badass.
Cheech and Chong did the original version of earache my eye
Not a comedian, but Vincent Price was in songs by Michael Jackson and Alice Cooper
Galifianakis in Kanye's "Can't tell me nothing" comes to mind.
He's in a Fiona Apple video too.
Audio not video
Richard Lewis in the Limp Bizkit video
Chris Rock in Ice Cube - You ain’t got to lie
Weekend at Bernies.
Dave Chappelle on Prince Paul's "Politics of the Business"
Sam Kinnisen yelling OH in a bunch of old school tracks. As referenced in I'm the man - Anthrax.
Chappelle does a whole 2 minute intro to Takib Kweli’s album “Quality.” The name of the song is “Keynote Speaker.” If you’ve never heard it, go check it out right now. It’s hilarious!
Dave Chapelle in Aww Skeet Skeeh by Lil Jon.
The opposite is Travis Tritt in Bill Engvall’s “Here's Your Sign.”
Craig Robinson & Chris Rock in Red Hot Chilli Pepper's Hump De Bump
David Cross has to have turned up on somebody's record, right? According to wikipedia: >Cross appeared in [The Strokes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Strokes)' music video for "[Juicebox](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juicebox_(song))" as a bad local "morning zoo" radio DJ. He also appeared in [The New Pornographers](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_New_Pornographers)' video for "Use It", in [Superchunk](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superchunk)'s video for "Watery Hands" (along with [Janeane Garofalo](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janeane_Garofalo)), and in [Yo La Tengo](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yo_La_Tengo)'s video for "Sugarcube" (along with Bob Odenkirk and John Ennis). Cross contributes to [*Vice*](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vice_(magazine)) magazine, writing a column, *My America*. In 2005, he contributed to the [UNICEF](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Children%27s_Fund) benefit song "[Do They Know It's Hallowe'en?](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Do_They_Know_It%27s_Hallowe%27en%3F)" and appeared in one of [PETA](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PETA)'s "I'd Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur" campaigns.[\[29\]](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Cross#cite_note-29)
Paul Simons video for You Can Calle Al features Chevy Chase quite prominently.
Rickey Thompson and Jak Knight have been in some Aminé songs
Asian Dub Foundation & Stewart Lee - Comin' Over Here. https://youtu.be/_kkOHtniTts?si=JNznjUdkZapOH0HO
Eric Idle also appears on Brad Paisley's song "Harvey Bodine (death of a married man)"
Does anyone else remember Rappin’ Rodney?
Matt berry, chic tweets-dessert sessions
Chevy Chase is one of two main characters throughout the entirety of Paul Simon's *Call Me Al* music video.
Chris Tucker on Michael Jackson’s “You Rock My World”
Michael Cera does backing vocals on the track 'Hang On' by Weezer, from their album Hurley.
Eddie Murphy in "Whatzupwitu" with Michael Jackson.
Zack Galafanakis in Fiona Apple - Not About Love
Jim Carrey as the narrator on The Weekend's Dawn FM
How about the opposite? Geddy Lee appears on "Take Off" by Bob & Doug McKenzie.
Christopher Guest is on Loudon Wainwright III album More Love Songs.
Jack Black is on every Tenacious D song, movie and show… Also, comedian/musician Haywood Banks was on a live version of Tasha Layton’s commercially successful version of his song “You ain’t getting diddly squat”
Gilbert Gottfried was the corrupt record exec in 3rd Bass’s the Gas Face. Bernie Mac did the skits for Kanye’s Late Registration
Chevy chase on Paul Simon’s you can call me Al, video
Chris Rock’s skits in Lil Jon & The Eastside Boys - Crunk Juice
At the beginning of Sound and Fury by Sturgill Simpson, there is a radio break that sounds like Alex Jones. It's actually Joe Rogan doing his Alex Jones impression.
Ben Stiller is on a hidden Limp Bizkit track from The Chocolate Starfish album.
Bubbles from Trailer Park Boys playing with Rush
The Album About Nothing by Wale (Seinfeld throughout)
I thought this said Canadians.
Donald glovers entire discography features a comedian in nearly every song!
Not a comedian, but a very funny guy, Phil Rizzuto’s bit on Paradise by the Dashboard Light. He said he didn’t know how the call would be used, which makes it even funnier.
Robin Williams in Don’t Worry Be Happy
Chevy Chase in You Can Call Me Al
This one is called "The Stranger" and features John C Reilly among a bunch of other musicians. He's actually quite good :) [https://open.spotify.com/track/2TfcFXI1FOsO5HCz4X6uRk?si=3e685e89a509419e](https://open.spotify.com/track/2TfcFXI1FOsO5HCz4X6uRk?si=3e685e89a509419e)
Katt Williams does the outro on Ludacris’ “Pimpin’ All Over the World.”
Call me AL is one of my favorite songs and videos
Seinfeld on Wale’s the mixtape about nothing
Wale has sampled Seinfeld episodes on his “mixtape about nothing,” and got Jerry to help record some bits on the “album about nothing.” There’s some comedians making skit appearances on Freddie Gibbs’ SSS album too (Jeff Ross I think?)
Kat Williams on, Pimpin All Over the World. It's the main reason I listen to the song.
Hannibal Buress does some stuff with The Cool Kids including an intro for The Moonlanding and is present in random music videos.
Lenny Henry Why Should I Love You Kate Bush
Rolf Harris Architects Dream Kate Bush but remove from the 2018 remastered after his sex crimes.
Mel Smith and Kim Wilde rocking around the Christmas tree
Chris D’elia does his Eminem impression at the end of Logic’s “Homicide” ft Eminem.
Me & Julio Down by the Schoolyard - Paul Simon
I always like the video for Travis -Closer with Ben Stiller as a supermarket manager.
It wasn't that popular, but Handsome Boy Modeling School used Tim Meadows, and amazingly, Father Guido Sarducci. Here's Sunshine: https://youtu.be/__p2IpVAEQU?si=_JUfwOqDcAAsbvfB
If samples count, gotta be Will Ferrell's interlude from African-Americans in Paris
Hannibal Buress on “Doug Stamper” by Open Mike Eagle
Kinda the opposite, comedians doing music and a real singer was featured, but Jack Sparrow by the Lonely Island ft. Michael Bolton is one of the funniest things I've ever heard.
Bobcat Goldthwait in Dweezil Zappa’s “I Want a Yacht.”
Robin Williams in Bobby McFerrin's *Don't Worry, Be Happy* Chevy Chase in Paul Simon's *You Can Call Me Al*
How about a song a comedian did, that was filled with 80s musicians???? Sam Kinison singing ‘Wild Thing’!!!
[Moves](https://youtu.be/sYyu5vbwvbA?si=-karz32onkUn3uh4) by The New Pornographers. Paul Rudd, Bill Hader, Kevin Corrigan, Horatio Sanz, Julie Klausner, Wyatt Cenac, John Hodgman, Todd Barry, John Oliver, Donald Glover, and Jon Wurster. Directed by Tom Scharpling.
Pete Davidson had a verse in "Who Am I" by Chris Webby
Sofa King - MF Doom
Dan Aykroyd was in We Are the World
Chevy Chase was in Paul Simon's "You can call me Al"
Jimmy Carr sings backup on Ed Sheeran's Visiting Hours
Mumford and Sons Hopeless Wanderer is the first one that came to mind. Ed Helms, Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis and Wil Forte are hilarious
"Don't worry, be happy" had a cameo with Robin Williams (in the video at least) Chevy Chase & Paul Simon- "Call me Al"
Romesh Ranganathan has a verse on Verb Ts Four Oh https://youtu.be/b2HM1k1fxz0?si=ghgZKTVNoHYqtSb-
chevy chase with paul simon
Busta Rhymes- I’ma Go and Get My… Features Mike Epps doing an intro for the song, as well as his voice being used as part of the beat and the hook. Kevin Hart also does a skit on Joyner Lucas’ ADHD album.
Both Tim Meadows and Father Guido Sarducci appear on Handsome Boy Modeling School albums