Taylor Swift Has Seen Ryan Gosling’s ‘All Too Well’ Cover on SNL — But Does She Approve?

Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt are no longer in their #Barbenheimer era — and Taylor Swift is in full support of how they closed that chapter on Saturday.

In an Instagram Story post on Sunday night, Swift cheered Gosling’s recent Saturday Night Live monologue, in which he and Blunt respectively bade farewell to their Barbie and Oppenheimer characters via a cover of Swift’s song “All Too Well.”

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“All Too Well (Ryan and Emily’s Version)!!!” Swift wrote. “Watch me accidentally catch myself singing this version on tour. This monologue is everything.” (Swift does sing the 10-minute version of “All Too Well” on her current Eras Tour, and performed it on SNL herself during a 2021 episode hosted by Jonathan Majors.)

Gosling hosted Saturday’s SNL episode to promote his upcoming film The Fall Guy (releasing May 3), in which he and Blunt play a stuntman and movie director who previously dated and must now work together on a film. Elsewhere in the SNL outing, former cast member Kate McKinnon returned for another alien abduction sketch with Gosling, while basketball phenom Caitlin Clark stopped by Weekend Update to roast Michael Che for his history of sexist sports jokes.

The Gosling-led installment averaged an “A” from TVLine readers; watch his and Blunt’s full “All Too Well” cover above.

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