Jamie Foxx and James Corden Turn Public Domain Into Hits on 'Late Late Show'

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Jamie Foxx and James Corden don’t need songwriters to create a new hit! The musically inclined pair crafted catchy tunes with the help of public domain songs.


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“Frankly, we blew our budget on catering,” Corden quipped when explaining why they would only be singing public domain songs.

When Foxx, the star of musical films like Ray and Dreamgirls took the stage, Corden began, “You know, Jamie, the truth is, sometimes love can be confusing.”

“I’m confused all the time. It’s so true,” Foxx agreed. “Sometimes you’re on top of the world, but sometimes you just feel like you’re going ‘round and ‘round the same mulberry bush.”

“Sometimes you’re the monkey,” Corden noted. “And sometimes you’re the weasel.”

They then broke into a jazzy rendition of “Pop Goes the Weasel.”


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As the sketch progressed, they went on to sing “BINGO,” “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star,” “Row Row Row Your Boat,” and a particularly sexually suggestive version of “She’ll Be Coming ‘Round the Mountain.”

For more from Foxx as he prepares for the release of his new action flick Sleepless, watch the clip below!