Awesome Jimmy Fallon

Jimmy Fallon and Seth MacFarlane read back some of the more ridiculous questions and answers found on Yahoo! Answers, performed as a piano duet. As stupid as the questions are, it’s the snarky retorts that give us hope for humanity.

Jimmy Fallon and The Roots are joined by reigning queen of the universe Adele as she performs Hello, accompanied by the cheap instruments you’d find in a grade school music class. Honestly, she could sing anywhere, backed by anything, and we’d be blown away.

…or at least a man in a turkey costume. The Undertaker dropped by The Tonight Show to help fellow pro wrestler Brad Maddox roast in peace. We can only dream of being able to lift a 200 lb. man while wearing a grandma’s hat when we’re 50.

We have no idea why, but Jimmy Fallon, Meghan Trainor, writer/comedian Jacob Reed, and Alanis Morissette herself decided to perform her 1995 classic Ironic not just dressed as giant chickens, but they clucked the entire tune. BAWK!

The Tonight Show had Hugh Jackman and Shaquille O’Neal battle in a trivia game where they each stay in a phone booth, and each round the loser had to accommodate a new person. This makes us wonder how Alex Trebek would fare as a Jeopardy! contestant.

Who y’all think y’all frontin’ on? For their latest cover, Jimmy Fallon’s barbershop quartet The Ragtime Gals are joined by Joseph Gordon-Levitt for a wholesomely harmonized version of Rihanna’s hit Bitch Better Have My Money.

The Tonight Show hosted a battle of talk show royalty when Jimmy Fallon challenged Ellen DeGeneres to a lip sync battle. Jimmy’s parts are at 0:45 and 5:14 while Ellen’s are at 2:55 and 7:17. Naturally, they both saved their best for last.

Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake’s crazy eyes run through hip hop hits once again, featuring Whodini, Public Enemy, Fetty Wap, Ace Hood and more. The best part is when they go up to the audience and you try to imagine some of those folks trying to rap along.

The NoMad Hotel’s magician Dan White challenged The Tonight Show‘s Jimmy Fallon to a fun but simple guessing game, but then turns the trick inside out. He also blew The Roots’ minds with a deck of cards and a Sharpie.

“You’re too talented. When you turn that on, I take a shot at the wife.” At 89 years old, the legendary insult comic still has it. Watch Mr. Warmth mock Fallon face-to-face about his impressions, skits and sexual prowess.

(PG-13 Language) “What do you mean what happened? You did that!” Amy Schumer casually tells The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon a nasty prank that she pulled on Katie Couric and her husband. If you think she’s lying…

Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon and Seth MacFarlane square off in a battle to do the best vocal impressions paired up with everyday topics. It’s worth watching if only for the Bobcat Goldthwait bit.

Jimmy Fallon and the Ragtime Gals perform an upbeat rendition of The Police’s Roxanne with the help of The Confederate General Formerly Known as Sting. Despite their repertoire this is their wrongest cover yet.

Jimmy Fallon and Jack Black cover Extreme’s ballad More than Words in this shot-for-shot remake of the song’s music video. Well, mostly shot-for-shot. They got Gary Cherone’s perm right, but Jack overdid the hand gestures a bit.

While backstage at The Tonight Show, recently reunited UK mega-band Blur turned in a heartfelt performance of Tender, accompanied by Jimmy Fallon and way more people than should comfortably fit in the Green Room.

“…listen, I’ve got powers too and they’re pretty sweet.” Hawkeye doesn’t have a suit of armor or any super powers, but Jeremy Renner wants you to know that he’s got other abilities too. Plus he’s got an amazing series of comic books.

Spike spun off the popular The Tonight Show segment into a standalone TV series. In its latest episode, Jimmy Fallon looked to the heavens to beat Dwayne Johnson. But Dwayne just shook it off and did more than enough to stay alive.

Jimmy Fallon and Pharrell Williams teamed up to perform as a cheesy ’80s R&B duo called Afro & Deziak, who like to sing to their girls. Come for the shiny outfits, stay for the crackups.

Ice-T is a Renaissance man. And based on these concepts he made on The Tonight Show, he could easily add cartoon voice actor to his resume. His take on Dora is every adult’s take, except without his brash delivery.

Jimmy Fallon recounts the Saturday Night Live 40th anniversary event and after party. More than anything, this video is proof of The Tonight Show host’s appeal. How many guys can tell this story without sounding like a douchebag?

Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake opened the 40th anniversary episode of Saturday Night Live with a song and dance medley referencing some of the show’s funniest and most memorable sketches, from More Cowbell to Dick in a Box.

Jimmy Fallon keeps on living other people’s childhood dreams. When Will Smith dropped by his show, Jimmy grabbed the opportunity to beatbox and rap the 1988 classic with the Fresh Prince. Are you sure you wanna hear this man?

Neil Young is joined on stage by Jimmy Fallon, or is it the other way around, as the doppelgängers turn in a great performance of Young’s classic track Old Man. It’s well worth watching Young’s performance when the track was new too.