90 MINUTES – 2 LIVE PERFORMANCES – MILLIONS OF VIEWS IN JUST HOURS!” — viewers say Harry Styles turned the Saturday Night Live stage into an explosive mini-concert. In the latest episode, Styles hosted and performed two songs, “Dance No More” and “Coming Up Roses” from his album Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, brought the Studio 8H audience to their feet in enthusiastic applause. The episode was nearly 90 minutes long, but these two performances quickly became the most shared moments, with clips going viral just hours after airing. Notably, the first performance was introduced by Ryan Gosling, while the second featured a rare appearance by legend Paul Simon — his return to SNL after many years.

Harry Styles pulled double duty on this week’s episode of SNL, taking his second turn as host and musical guest.

Coming in support of his newly released album Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, Styles performed “Dance No More” and “Coming Up Roses.” Last week’s SNL host Ryan Gosling was on hand to introduce Styles’ first performance, while Paul Simon intro’ed his second song. For Simon, it marked his first appearance on SNL since 2008 (not counting last year’s 50th anniversary special).

SNL': Harry Styles Performs 'Dance No More' and 'Coming Up Roses'

In terms of sketches, Harry played a doctor in a spoof of The Pitt with a MAHA spin; a White Castle drive-thru worker; a Best Buy employee with a workplace crush; a German cruise ship act; and went toe to toe against Sebastian Maniscalco in a court room. There was also a sketch in which the SNL cast sought to pull-off Styles’ past signatures outfits from over the years.

In the opening monologue, Styles addressed allegations of queerbaiting by planting a kiss on SNL cast member Ben Marshall.

Starting in June, Styles will embark on his “Together Together” global residency tour, which features lengthy runs in Amsterdam, London, São Paulo, Mexico City, Melbourne, and Sydney, plus a whopping 30 dates at New York City’s Madison Square Garden. Shows are largely sold out, but you can still get tickets here.