-♪ Tonight Show Kid Letters ♪
♪ Kid Letters, Tonight Show ♪
-Now, we -- we get letters from kids all over the world.
They send us ideas, jokes, suggestions for the show.
They're always great.
I wanted to share some of them with you right now.
These are real letters from real kids.
We do not make this up. Our first kid letter is from
a kid named Cameron, age six.
It says "Dear Jim, I like some of your show.
[ Light laughter ]
It's sometimes funny. Now here's a joke.
Why was the broom late for work? Because he over swept."
[ Laughter and applause ]
[ Rimshot ]
-From Cameron. -Come on, that's a good one.
-Thank you, Cameron. I liked some of that joke.
It was sometimes funny. [ Laughter ]
-Like some of your name, too. -This one is Nick.
He is age 12.
He said, "Dear Jimmy Fallon, me and my mom love to watch
your show. But my brother and dad
both think you're a nerd.
[ Laughter ]
I have a suggestion. Can you come to Canada?"
Then, down here it says, "P.S. Nothing, from Nick."
[ Laughter and applause ]
-He didn't have anything for you, no P.S.
-You really psyched me out there, Nick.
Well, to answer your question, I would love to go to Canada,
you little punk. [ Light laughter ]
P.S. Nothing.
This next one is from Lucy, age nine.
She says, "Do you want to hear a pizza joke?
Never mind, it is too cheesy." -Yeah!
[ Laughter and applause ]
Come on.
It said, "What do you call a cow with two legs?
Lean beef." There you go.
And there's a drawing. Not bad.
Lean -- lean beef. That's fantastic.
This one's from Henry, age five. It says, "Dear Jimmy,
please stop clapping. My mom doesn't like your hands."
[ Laughter ]
-There you go.
[ Light laughter ]
-This next one -- I can't do it.
Oh, this one's funny. This is from Lauren, age 12.
She said, "Dear Mr. Fallon, my name is Lauren.
I am 12 years old. Let me start out by saying
I love your show." Thank you, Lauren.
"I always like it when Blake Shelton is on your show.
I would totally watch a TV show about Blake and Jimmy.
I've even written a theme song in case NBC decides to follow
through with my idea. I do expect to be compensated
for use of idea and/or my song. This is not a joke.
I really would want to be compensated.
Although, probably only 10% for use of my idea,
and 20% for use of my song.
But we can work out negotiations later.
Thank you, your friend, I hope, Lauren, age 12."
Actually, it sounds like a good idea.
But Lauren actually sent in the theme song.
So let's take a listen. Lauren, age 12.
-♪ When you're walking down the street ♪
♪ There's some friends you'll want to meet ♪
♪ It's Blake and Jimmy ♪
[ Cheers and applause ] -Yeah, that's not bad.
♪ It's Blake and Jimmy ♪
Yeah, not bad. Let's talk. I'll have your agent call
my agent or whatever. 12 years old, I love it.
This last one is from Christopher, age seven.
"Hey Jimmy, my name is Christopher and I am seven.
I like watching your show on YouTube with my mummy.
I like the funny guy in the glasses.
But I don't think it's fair that you get to sit and he doesn't.
From -- [ Laughter ]
Christopher." [ Applause ]
I think he's talking about you. Oh, come on.
Oh, stop it. Like you would --
It's good that you stand. I don't know why you have
to sit. -Would be nice.
-You guys don't want him to sit! -Be nice to sit in a chair...
-Do you guys want him to sit in a chair?
-...once in a while. [ Cheers and applause ]
-Oh, no! Oh, please.
Really? Okay. -Just once.
-You wanna sit, you wanna chair? -Yeah, please.
I'd like to sit in a chair for once in my life.
You want a chair. You want a chair?
-I'd love one.
-Go ahead and go sit down, then, Mr. Chair.
-Thank you very much. -Go for it.
Yeah, there you go. [ Wood breaking ]
Oh, my goodness! Oh, Higgins.
Higgins, are you okay, buddy? -Oh, yeah.
I'm fine. I think that the chair was just missing a screw.
[ Crash ] -Oh, no, my -- the anvil!
I forgot we put an anvil up in the ceiling.
That's where we keep our anvil.
Oh, no, Rusty, Rusty, get away for him!
Rusty, get over here! What's the safe word?
Pineapple! Pineapple!
Oh, Rumpelstiltskin! Sorry -- Oh, my gosh.
Higgins, are you okay? Are you all right?
-Oh, my God. -Oh, my goodness.
[ Cheers and applause ] -Whoa!
At least I know Rusty doesn't have a nut allergy.
-Oh, thanks. It's good to know that.
Oh, my gosh. Guys, that's all the time
we have for kid letters. Thank you for all the kids
who sent letters. [ Cheers and applause ]
If you want to see yours on the show, just e-mail them to
kidletters@tonightshow.com.
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