Bob Saget’s Last Role Before Death Released; Comedian Appeared in THIS Along With Other Artists [VIDEO]
Bob Saget is popularly known for his role as Danny Tanner in the popular sitcom "Full House," but his final role before his death is surprising. More recently, a music video was released where the comedian acted and danced along with other artists.
According to the New York Post, the "America's Funniest Videos" former host filmed one last project before his shocking death.
The comedian appeared in a music video for hip hop artist Desiigner's "Bakin." (watch the full video below)
The 4-minute clip began with the singer talking to Snoop Dogg, who suggested that he should "get Bob on the Job."
Surprisingly, Saget appeared wearing a chef outfit while cooking bacon, dancing, catching money, and more. He stood beside adult actress Kendra Sunderland.
After the music, which is a collaboration with Slushii and DJ Whoo Kid, was cut, Desiigner paid tribute to the actor by putting a text at the end of the video that reads "Rest in Peace Bob Saget."
The video also contained behind-the-scene footage of the actor arriving on set, where he greeted all the people.
Saget can be seen enjoying throughout filming the music video as he cracked jokes and shared laughs with the crew around him.
DJ Whoo Kid also spoke to Rolling Stone, where he recalled his experience working with the comedian before he died.
He noted that they needed a chef for the music video and wondered how to make it "weird."
The musician then thought of Bob Saget. At first, no one believed him until he drove up to the place and rang the bell.
"He shows up and parks his Lexus on the grass and comes in looking like a dad," he added.
Whoo Kid noted that the comedian was "old school" as he kept saying "rap video" despite the term not being used anymore.
There were certain words that Saget couldn't say as he referred to "twerking" as "booty shaking."
"Saturday Night Live" star Jay Pharaoh was also a part of the music video, and he recalled how Saget's final role was a "testament" to what HE WAS ONSTAGE.
"He would go up there and he would say all of this outlandish s***, and people wouldn't expect him to say it," Pharaoh said.
