Sabrina
Carpenter
and
Quinta
Brunson
make
quite
the
impression.
After
all,
the
Abbott
Elementary
creator
was
joined
by
the
“Taste”
singer
for
her
latest
Saturday
Night
Live
monologue
to
sing
a
song
about
life
as
a
short
person.
Quinta,
who
is
4
feet
and
11
inches
tall,
began
her
monologue
during
her
May
3
hosting
gig
taking
pride
in
her
short
stature,
despite
joking
she
was
nearly
cast
as
a
kid
on
her
Emmy-winning
ABC
sitcom.
“I
love
being
short,”
Quinta
said.
“I
want
other
short
people
to
know
the
sky’s
the
limit.
So,
shorties,
tonight,
this
one
is
for
us.”
The
35-year-old
then
broke
out
into
song
gushing
over
her
fellow
short
celebrities,
giving
shoutouts
to
seven-time
Olympic
gold
medalist
Simone
Biles,
who
is
4
feet
8
inches,
rapper
Kendrick
Lamar,
who
is
5
feet
5
inches,
and
Tom
Holland,
who
is
5
feet
7
inches.
And
when
Quinta
went
to
call
out
the
Short
n’
Sweet
artist—who
is
5
feet,
to
be
exact—the
Disney
alum
appeared
in
the
flesh.
“You
were
talking
about
being
short,”
Sabrina
said.
“So
I
thought
I’d
stop
by.”
