Chappell Roan debuted as Saturday Night Live musical guest with performances of "Pink Pony Club," from The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess, and her new track, "The Giver." Rolling Stone‘s September cover artist,

Roan's new song, "The Giver," makes the argument that pleasing a woman is sometimes (or always?) a job best left to a fellow woman.

After Chappell refers to taxidermy, a historically masculine decoration that originated in the South, she lets the listener know that she’s keen on women and their desires. She confidently boasts that she knows her way around a woman, not “needing a map.”

Chappell Roan made her Saturday Night Live debut on November 2’s John Mulaney-hosted, Kamala Harris-featuring episode, and she performed her fan fave “Pink Pony Club” which erupted into a crowd singalong with SNL’s live audience,

On Saturday night, pop star Chappell Roan made her "Saturday Night Live" debut and performed a brand new lesbian country song called "The Giver."

Chappell Roan seems to have introduced some new music on Saturday Night Live. The rising pop star surprised audiences when she began singing an unknown country song during her second set, after she made her musical guest debut with her hit Pink Pony Club.

Chappell Roan debuted a new country song on "Saturday Night Live" called "The Giver." Get into the lyrics and their meaning here.

Chappell Roan gave an electric rendition of her hit song “Pink Pony Club” on Saturday Night Live before debuting a brand new country club song.The new track, titled “The Giver,” continues to address some of Roan’s favorite themes: girls loving girls.