Nicki Minaj Spoofs Kim Kardashian’s Nude Photos On ‘Saturday Night Live’

James Franco may have been the host of "Saturday Night Live" this weekend, but Nicki Minaj stole the show.

The "Anaconda" rapper stepped in as Kim Kardashian on "Weekend Update" to explain the true meaning behind the Paper magazine nude photos.

"Hi you guys, it's me Kim," she said wearing a low cut, cleavage baring, skin tight dress. "The entire thing was misinterpreted."

With her face superimposed on Kardashian's naked body, Minaj detailed the intended messages behind the risqué images taken to "break the Internet."

"They forgot to put the backgrounds in so the photos are completely out of context," she continued, showing one image of the side of Kardashian's naked body.

Minaj then showed the same image with the "proper background," which showed a doctor kneeling in front of the "Keeping of the Kardashians" star to examine her.

"It was actually a public service announcement about getting regular checkups from your gynecologist," Minaj said.

The infamous butt-balancing-a-champagne-glass photo was supposed to be a "part of a math competition for high school seniors."

"And spoiler alert," Minaj said in her best Kardashian voice. "X equals full frontal!"

When she showed the butt photo, she asked, "Notice how my rear end is all oily?"

"I did notice that as well, yes," host Colin Jost said.

With a new oceanic background, she explained, "See, it's a warning about the new Keystone Pipeline."

Finally, focusing on the full frontal nude photo, Minaj explained, in her ditsiest Kim K persona, how it was going to be a holiday card.

"It was going to be my Hanukkah card for my Jewish friends," she said bating her eyes as the image was shown again as a menorah of nude Kim's.

"L'Chaim!" she said the cheerful Hebrew phrase "to life" while smiling and waving. "Bye."

Franco said hello to the "SNL" audience during his opening monologue.

"I'm James Franco, actor, poet, artist, dude," he began before getting into the Sony studios hacking scandal.

"These hackers have released real information about everybody who works with Sony," "The Interview" star said. "And I know eventually they're going to start leaking out stuff about me."

Franco divulged personal information like his email and password so the audience would hear it from him first.

"This is all just a real violation of my personal life," he said before his pal and longtime collaborator, Seth Rogen, joined him on stage.

"It's much worse than we thought it would be, man," Rogen said, indicating all of their private photos were also leaked, which included the pair imitating the legendary image of John Lennon laying on Yoko Ono.

To conclude, Franco stated that all the girls that have received Instagram messages from him over the past two years, "it was the hackers!"

He got heat earlier this year for starting an online relationship with a woman, who was underage.

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