The singer made the ill-fated sequel the butt of her jokes after the film royally bombed among critics and at the box office.

Joker: Folie à Deux, the sequel to 2019’s Joker, was nominated for seven Razzies after bombing at the box office last year. The movie ultimately won the Razzies for worst screen combo of Phoenix and Lady Gaga and worst sequel.

Live monologue, Lady Gaga addresses the critical and box-office failure of Joker: Folie a Deux, promising not to make Joker 3.

Lady Gaga made an iconic appearance on Saturday Night Live this weekend where she poked fun at herself and jokingly promised viewers that she would never make a Joker 3

Lady Gaga made her acting career the center of the jokes in her Saturday Night Live monologue — roasting her own movie, “Joker 2,” which flopped historically hard in theaters last fall. The New York-born pop star pulled double-duty at 30 Rock on Saturday as host and musical guest,

It was even given several Golden Raspberry Award (Razzie), including Worst Sequel along with Worst Screen Combo for Lady Gaga and Joaquin Phoenix. On Saturday night's episode of Saturday Night Live, Gaga appeared to pull double duty as the show's host and musical guest.

This Lady Gaga does everything: sings to mice, makes ritual sacrifices at Friendly’s, plans roaring-twenties funerals, and proves what a good actress she’s turned out to be.

Lady Gaga returned to SNL as host and musical guest, humorously addressing her Razzie awards for 'Joker: Folie a Deux.' She also poked fun at her past performances and the music industry, while the episode's cold open featured a comedic skit involving Elon Musk and Marco Rubio.

Lady Gaga took the SNL stage after her movie “Joker: Folie à Deux” flopped at the box office. She joked about the sequel and promised not to sign on for “Joker 3”. Gaga hilariously reminded the crowd during her opening monologue that she was there to promote her new album, “Mayhem”, while also proving she is a brilliant actress.

But Gaga had a hard time keeping it together during one of the episode’s more memorable sketches. In “Little Red Glasses,” the “Abracadabra” singer appears alongside cast members Sarah Sherman and Ego Nwodim to preach the power of,