Jimmy Fallon Videos

Music guest Summer Walker performs 'Playing Games' for the Tonight Show audience.

Ashley Graham talks about her non-traditional baby shower, where she gave guests real tattoos and piercings, and why she has celebs on her Pretty Big Deal podcast take their shoes off for interviews.

Timothée Chalamet shares why he's so passionate about Little Women and why Greta Gerwig's extraordinary take on the novel is so important for young boys and girls to see.

Today, Lizzo released a brand new visual for her platinum selling single “Good As Hell.”  The Alan Ferguson directed video takes place during Homecoming week 2019 at Baton Rouge, Louisiana's Southern University. The new video launch comes on the heels of her showstopping 2019 American Music Awards performance and the announcement of her 8 Grammy nominations, making her the most nominated artist at the 2020 Grammy Awards.  Lizzo also recently launched the “Good As Hell” Remix featuring Ariana Grande which is available now at all DSPs and streaming services.   

Music guest Camila Cabello transforms Studio 6B into a flower-filled fantasy as she performs 'Living Proof' for the Tonight Show audience.

Jennifer Lopez reviews her epic year that included her engagement, her blockbuster movie Hustlers and being chosen to perform at the Super Bowl LIV halftime show with Shakira.

Camila Cabello answers romance-related questions, like her favorite love song and the cheesiest pickup line she's ever heard.

Wildstreet has released their official music video for their single 'Three Way Ride.'The single has been released to all digital platforms.

Senator Elizabeth Warren discusses her platform for the 2020 presidential election, breaking down her wealth tax plan and the services it could fund and explaining how she'll pay for her Medicare for All plan.

Alanis Morissette shares details with Jimmy about transforming her international hit album, Jagged Little Pill, into a Broadway musical with Diablo Cody and reveals how that classic album was initially rejected from every label.

Music guest Burna Boy performs a medley of his songs 'Collateral Damage' and 'Anybody' for the Tonight Show audience.

Children of Blood and Bone's bestselling author and first annual Tonight Show Summer Reads winner, Tomi Adeyemi, discusses turning the book into a movie, what's to come in the sequel, Children of Virtue and Vengeance, and getting Beyoncé's attention.

Felicity Jones chats with Jimmy about her tradition of insulting her co-star Eddie Redmayne while they film together and how filming with hot air balloons gave her a height phobia after shooting her film Aeronauts.

Music guest Solange performs a selection of songs from her album When I Get Home, including 'Taking on the Light,' 'Things I Imagined,' 'Down with the Clique,' 'Binz' and 'Almeda,' for the Tonight Show audience.

No more nice Karlie! Bravo's Project Runway host Karlie Kloss shows how tough she's getting with judging during her second season on the show by honestly critiquing some of Jimmy's past (bad) red carpet fashion.

John Mulaney reveals why he kicks off his kids' variety show with a quote from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, how a big childhood fear had him sleeping with a crowbar and the time Stevie Nicks passed on his special but invited him to hang in her yard.

John Mulaney was a guest on THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JIMMY FALLON to talk about his new Netflix musical variety special, John Mulaney & The Sack Lunch Bunch.

Sam Fender is pleased to share the video for his new single, 'Saturday.' Directed by James Slater in London, the video features a starring role by Matt King (Super Hans in Peep Show). 'Saturday' sits at the heart of his debut album Hypersonic Missiles, an ode to the misery of an excruciatingly slow working week, a bank account that remains resolutely empty, a landlord not returning calls on a problematic flat, and the minor solace of the weekend forever just out of reach. It's a typically sobering, wholly relatable lyrical lament that Sam has quickly become renowned for telling. Sam describes 'Saturday' as 'An anthem for the everyman about living for the weekend and sticking two fingers up to zero hours contracts'

Music guest Noah Cyrus performs 'July' with special guest Leon Bridges for the Tonight Show audience.

Michael Eric Dyson explains why he decided to teach a class at Georgetown University about Jay-Z (it's not just about dope lyrics) and why he split his book about the legendary rapper into three distinct categories: history, poetry and politics.