Josh Brolin, the acclaimed actor known for his role as Gurney Halleck in "Dune 2," recently took to the Saturday Night Live stage with a monologue that has everyone talking. One of the major highlights was when Brolin took the time to address the "super creepy" poem he penned about his co-star Timothée Chalamet, which is featured in his book, Dune: Exposures. The poem he humorously defended reads: "The way you hold my gaze/makes me fear my own age. Because something in me tells me/You are going to offer me something and,/for now/I’m not sure/it’s going to be/something/I want anymore." While the lines may suggest to something romantic, the actor maintains that he doesn't "want to sleep with him (Chalamet), but that’s what I do — I write poems about everyone I work with." Josh Brolin's self-awareness shone through as he joked about writing poems for all his co-stars, including a humorous ode to Kenan Thompson's "ageless face" and "sultry eyes." But the monologue took an unexpected turn when the 56-year-old stripped down to his underwear, comparing the vulnerability of an ice bath plunge to the experience of hosting SNL.The audience was treated to more of his comedic chops in a sketch where he played a robber in his underwear, alongside cast member Heidi Gardner. Josh Brolin's appearance on the latest episode of Saturday Night Live was a memorable one with its bold comedy. Most viewers felt that it was a performance that was as endearing as it was entertaining. Watch his full SNL monologue below. https://youtu.be/FEggL2-Gh0Q?si=hjJFRg8uND18kdwD