Awesome Jimmy Kimmel

Ladies and gentlemen, the power of the Internet. One day you’re just sitting outside a store, jamming with a couple of folks. The next you’re on Jimmy Kimmel Live, performing with pros and pop stars. Skip to 2:35.

Jimmy Kimmel Live had Drizzy disguised to interview people on the street. Watch as they inexplicably fail to see through the crummy disguise and give their thoughts on fake news that Drake made up about himself.

The “Missed Connections” section of Craigslist helps people locate random strangers they ran into. It also should be renamed “Stalking You” as is evidenced by this reading by Jimmy Kimmel and Alison Brie. (Thanks Kenny!)

“Are those clouds?! THOSE ARE CLOUDS” Jimmy Kimmel Live shames some of the news channels in Los Angeles, who seem to be so desperate for something to talk about that they must have broken the world record for straw-grasping.

For the third straight year, Jimmy Kimmel asked parents to play a cruel prank on their kids and tell them they ate all their Halloween candy. Some of these kids are going to be scarred for life. And Kimmel better watch his back.

A hilarious parody of classic Schoolhouse Rock cartoons, courtesy of Jimmy Kimmel. But instead of being idealistic, we’re schooled in how today’s world really works, and the future today’s young people can look forward to.

(NSFW) Channing Tatum and Jamie Foxx talk about a new term in the language of love. It takes a lot of balls to turn your own name into naughty slang. Then again, I guess you’d be better off beating others to the joke.

Jimmy Kimmel ran a special NBA edition of his show’s mean tweets segment, where celebrities read the nasty things that people say about them on Twitter. We want more, these ones were kinda tame.

The 2-year-old sharpshooter “Trick Shot” Titus Ashby managed to beat 4-time NBA champ Shaquille O’Neal in a shootout. Can he do the same against Shaq’s former partner? Release the Black Mamba!

Jimmy Kimmel’s Lie Witness News heads to Coachella, where a reporter asks concertgoers their opinions about bands… that don’t exist. Ever known anyone like that? (Thanks Jay!)

(NSFW: Language) Harrison Ford dropped by Jimmy Kimmel Live to promote the Jackie Robinson biopic 42. He agreed to a brief Q&A with the audience on one condition: no Star Wars questions. Then it got really weird.

(NSFW) Jimmy Kimmel somehow convinces more stars to join him on the sequel to Movie: The Movie: The Trailer. It’s not as funny as its predecessor, but Wolf Blitzer and Matt Damon make it all worth it.

Will Ferrell interrupts Jimmy Kimmel Live – or rather, the late night show encroached on his time slot – to shoot his infomercial along with a special guest. We want a Stabmaster 2200 too.

(NSFW) Seth MacFarlane’s hit movie character dropped by Jimmy Kimmel Live to promote the Blu-ray release of Ted and talk about Christmas wishes, Game of Thrones and The Hangover.

Jimmy Kimmel Live asked coffee lovers if they could tell the difference between regular coffee and Starbucks’ ridiculous $7 coffee. Except the test was twice as dumb as the previous iPhone prank.

Behold: the power of marketing. Before the iPhone 5 came out, Jimmy Kimmel went to the streets to ask people what they thought about the new iPhone 5. Except they showed them the iPhone 4S.