What would be the point of inviting James Corden to host the Grammys — the American music industry’s biggest night, with all of its biggest unsuspecting stars in one very public setting — and not have him stage an impromptu “Carpool Karaoke”? RELATED: Watch all of Beyonce’s best Grammy performances Wearing a makeshift vehicle made out of cardboard (rly Grammys?), Corden snagged the likes of John Legend, Keith Urban, Faith Hill, Jason Derulo and Ryan Tedder and coerced them into a rendition of “Sweet Caroline.” Why? Because Neil Diamond is here, so why not? As it transpires — just a theory, though —the involved parties appeared less than stoked for this less-charming-more-painful rendition of the famed Ellen-Oscars selfie of 2014. And, just a theory, it’s probably because: A. This is a song everyone hates. Luckily, Blue Ivy was there to save everyone, as she does. Also, she reminded everyone the more important part of tonight: It’s about Beyonce. Calm yourself, James.
B. No one really knows the words “Sweet Caroline.”
C. I hate this song.
James Corden’s star-studded “Carpool Karaoke” closes with a Blue Ivy cameo! #GRAMMYs pic.twitter.com/BrGD6ej1GI
— Mashable (@mashable) February 13, 2017
