5 segments that make Jimmy Fallon the king of late night television
Have you heard of a guy named Jimmy Fallon? I mean, I don't know, he's only been the king of late night since taking over 'The Tonight Show'.
Ever since Fallon took over 'The Tonight Show' time slot, he's hit the ground running with segments that have gone viral all over the nation. Check out our 5 favorite segments that make Jimmy Fallon the king of late night.
1. 'EW!'
How could anyone not remember their favorite show "Ew?" from Teen Nick? Sara (with no "H" because H's are EW!), has her own talk show in her basement where she hangs out with her besties, plays games and almost always gets embarrassed by her stepdad Garett.
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2. Tonight Show Hashtags
#MyWeirdSecret, #AwkwardDate, #EmailFail... The list goes on! This is where you can let Jimmy read your tweets about some of your most awkward moments, failures or biggest fears.
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3. Lip Sync Battle
If you haven't heard of this one, than you haven't seen the hottest show on-air right now. The battles between Fallon and his celebrity guests have ranged from Emma Stone, Paul Rudd, and more. After receiving such great feedback from airing Lip Sync Battle as a segment on 'The Tonight Show', Fallon created a whole series based off of it that is now the highest rated television show on Spike.
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4. Beer Pong
Jimmy tries to take his talents from college to stage by playing beer pong with his celebrity guests. What can we say? Fallon likes to party.
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5. The History of Rap with Justin Timberlake
There's not quite a duo like Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake out there. Whenever Justin comes on, you can always count on there being some throwbacks where they lip-sync through the history of rap.
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