progress as positive. “I think I'm the first child bride survivor to have that kind of impact on laws,” Trevicia says. By speaking out, she hopes to show others there’s a way out. She knows she's not alone, even though a forced marriage can often feel that way. The four-piece band L'Rain is a presence on stage. Taja loops electric guitar and her voice, gorgeous falsetto hooks, whistling, laughter with incantatory ease, simultaneously playing low-register melodies on a vintage, foot-operated analog synth. Seated and often barefoot, she elicits confusion and curiosity by overwhelming audiences with as many ideas as possible. Incense is burned and passed to the crowd. Adorned in all-white apparel, Buz Donald (drums), Devin Starks (bass guitar), and Ben Katz (alto sax and synths) only elevate the spectacle, stretching and embellishing the blueprint ofL’Rainwith the energetic force of improvised jazz. stint came in the final moments of her camera time, when she was joined by McKinnon, who has consistently portrayed the Massachusetts Senator on the series. The two faced the camera in identical blue blazers before shouting the iconic “Live from New York, it’s Saturday night!”Twitter contentView on TwitterLater, the officialSNLTwitter accountshared The upcoming concert certainly isn't the first time that BTS has made music history. In betweenhanging out with Halseyandgetting pranked onEllen