“I know you love this fat ass, it’s iconic,” she continues to school Murphy. “Even legends go to church. So you need to get to God and you need to thank him for my beautiful, fat ass.”

Murphy does what she says, by the way.

Bryant also hands Michael Che, who she declares she’s going to “smang” later on, her number, which she takes from her notably tiny-sized purse, similar to the Valentino micro-bag Lizzo donned on the red carpet at the American Music Awards in November.

After all this, when Bryant’s colleagues spot her on top of the desk, they declare she must be “still Lizzo-ing” and question how Lizzo would feel about it. She loves it, of course.

As does the internet. While the segment was cut for time from the live show, it has been gaining applause online with Twitter declaring the sketch “tremendous”, “gold” and questioning why it was cut.

SNL: Aidy Bryant tried “Lizzo-ing” and taught us all a lesson about confidence in the process