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Former Saturday Night Live star and all around great performer Maya Rudolph was a speaker at the Tulane graduation ceremonies held at the Super Dome in New Orleans over the weekend.
She had some typical words of advice for the graduates, including, “It really is a true honor to be with all of you as you begin this new phase of your life, as you embark on this exciting and challenging journey of being sober during the day.”
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Rudolph, whose father is Jewish, was known for her great impersonations of famous women like Oprah, Donatella Versace and of course, Beyonce. She concluded her appearance with a hilarious rendition of the Star Spangled Banner which included a bit of Beyonce.
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