Awesome Jimmy Fallon

The 1985 Jamie Lee Curtis and John Travolta flick Perfect was far from a perfect movie. But it did capture the essence of the big ’80s with its outfits and plot about the sex lives of the fitness-obsessed. Curtis exercises her great sense of humor by teaming up with Jimmy Fallon to poke fun at one of its cheesy aerobics scenes.

While at home doing their part to keep their distance, Sting joined Jimmy Fallon and the Roots for a remote performance of The Police’s 1980 track “Don’t Stand So Close to Me,” using a mix of random instruments and household objects they each had lying around.

Jimmy Fallon and The Roots were joined by Ringo Starr to perform a low-fi classroom instrument cover of The Beatles’ 1968 classic Yellow Submarine in a just slightly more psychedelic version of The Tonight Show’s formerly green room. And the band begins to play…

During a recent guest spot on The Tonight Show, Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend joined Jimmy Fallon and The Roots in the green room for perform their 1971 classic Won’t Get Fooled Again on a bunch of kid-sized classroom instruments. Naturally, Pete ends up smashing his ukulele to bits.

In the latest installments of The Tonight Show’s Classroom Instruments segment, Jimmy Fallon and The Roots teamed up with Aerosmith for a thoroughly entertaining remake of their classic track Walk This Way, performed entirely on low-fidelity toys.

During a recent episode of The Tonight Show, magicians Penn and Teller pulled a fast one on the audience with a trick that was all about misdirecting our attention. It’s a simple trick, but the guys still executed it flawlessly.

During Aziz Ansari’s recent appearance on The Tonight Show, he teamed up with Jimmy Fallon to do a dramatic reading of some negative Yelp reviews, and retorts from businesses. If it doesn’t work out for the business owners, they could have a second career in comedy.

Chris Stapleton, Kevin Bacon, and Jimmy Fallon donned their best long beards and furry guitars to turn in a cover of the ZZ Top hit Legs, but with the “original” lyrics that didn’t make it into the final cut. We’re guessing the song’s working title was Anatomy Lesson.

Saturday Night Live and guest host Jimmy Fallon imagine a high tech shirt to help us deal with embarrassing public situations. DJ Snake and Lil Jon’s played-out build up somehow makes the skit even funnier.

(PG-13: Language) “I love napping. I’ll probably take a couple more before I go to bed.” Louis CK dropped by The Tonight Show to promote his upcoming Netflix special. He ended up endorsing suits and naps, but not trying out new material on fellow comedians.

They came from nothing to… this. Georgia’s trap-hop trio teamed up with The Tonight Show‘s Jimmy Fallon and The Roots to perform their signature song with the help of office supplies. Yep, it’s as weird as it sounds.

“You are highly motivated, and on the path towards greatness.” Cuuuube dropped by The Tonight Show to help a down in the dumps NWA fan get their groove back. And people thought we shouldn’t listen to this dude.

“It was my main source of income and embarrassment.” Before he made it, J.K. Simmons earned his keep by delivering tutu-grams: he sang messages in falsetto to people while wearing a tutu and holding balloons. Skip to 1:36 to ruin Vern Schillinger forever.

Jimmy Fallon and Kevin Bacon channel Ray and Dave Davies with their interpretation the hit track Lola might have sounded like before they worked out all the kinks. Oh yea, we went there. Whaddya want? It’s Friday here.

Host Jimmy Fallon performed a musical opener to the 2017 Golden Globe Awards with the help of the stars of last year’s most popular TV series and movies, including Mr. Robot, Stranger Things and La La Land Deadpool.

For a little holiday treat, Jimmy Fallon and The Roots are joined by a star-studded cast of Sing, including Matthew McConaughey, Reese Witherspoon, Scarlett Johansson, Seth MacFarlane, Tori Kelly, along with Sir Paul McCartney to sing his 1986 holiday classic.