Kim Kardashian thinks keeping up with past “Saturday Night Live” hosts will be a breeze.
In a new promo released Friday — less than 48 hours out from her highly anticipated hosting debut — the superstar, 40, is seen boldly declaring that the gig will be “so easy.”
The short video was shared on the “SNL” official YouTube account and features Kardashian standing between full-time cast member Cecily Strong, 37, and this week’s musical guest, Halsey, 27.
“So Kim, are you nervous about doing sketch comedy?” Strong asks.
“Why? I don’t have to write sketches, do I?” Kardashian coolly responds, before Strong says she will not be required to do so.
Halsey then jumps in to tell the reality-TV queen that she won’t even need to memorize any lines, because they’ll all be written on cue cards.
“And no one else will look as good as me, will they?” Kardashian quizzes, as Strong and Halsey insist: “Absolutely not!”
The answers all lead Kardashian to nonchalantly shrug and conclude: “Then this is so easy!”
However, fans of “SNL” immediately trolled the new promo, leaving snarky remarks in the YouTube comments section.
“Kim might not be nervous hosting ‘SNL,’ but we are,” one quipped.
“Hard to be nervous when no one will be watching,” another sassily wrote.
Indeed, Kardashian might secretly be feeling some pressure to boost the sagging ratings of ‘SNL.’
Season 47 of the show kicked off last weekend, with viewership down a whopping 35 percent from the premiere episode from the previous season.
Kanye West, who has performed multiple times on the sketch comedy show, is said to be helping his estranged wife prepare for her “SNL” gig.SNL / YouTubeMeanwhile, there are also reports that Kardashian’s estranged hubby Kanye West is helping her to prepare for her hosting gig.
West has appeared on “SNL” as a musical guest on a number of occasions, and is said to be “bouncing ideas” around with his ex.
“Kim and Kanye are in a great place, and they always bounce ideas off of each other and look to each other for advice and guidance, and this gig is no exception,” a source told ET.
