Machine Gun Kelly recently teamed up with Fifth Harmony’s Camila Cabello for “Bad Things,” which will serve as the lead single to MGK’s forthcoming third album. As the song sits in the top 50 on the Billboard Hot 100 – his highest-charting song yet – the duo appeared on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon last night to perform it live! “I’ma cherish tonight. moments mean more then money, and playing on a dream stage like Jimmy Fallon w/ @camila_cabello and my band (my boys since highschool !!!) was a MOMENT,” MGK said on Instagram. “hope the fans dug it. music was healing tonight.” Watch the live performance of “Bad Things” below!
(Video) Big Sean Performs “Bounce Back” On The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon
Big Sean just dropped a pair of songs “Bounce Back” and “No More Interviews”. Although the latter is the one getting all the attention because it addresses Kid Cudi and his ex fiancee Naya Rivera, it looks like Sean is pushing “Bounce Back” as a single after taking it to television with Jimmy Fallon.
(Video) Common & BJ The Chicago Kid Perform “Black America Again” On Jimmy Fallon
Common & BJ The Chicago Kid kill their performance of their collab “Black America Again” on Jimmy Fallon.
(Video) Chance The Rapper Performs “Blessings” With Ty Dolla $ign, D.R.A.M, + More On Jimmy Fallon
Chance The Rapper hits Jimmy Fallon’s stage for a rendition of his song “Blessings” with D.R.A.M, Ty Dolla Sign, Anthony Hamilton, and Raury!
(Video) Hillary Clinton Mocks Jimmy Fallon’s Trump Interview
Hillary Clinton visited Jimmy Fallon last night, following the panned Donald Trump visit last week. In the Trump sit-down, Jimmy played way too nice, and he’s certainly seen backlash for it since. During her visit last night, Hillary was sure to poke fun at her rival, bringing a bag full of stuff she said was “garbage” that Trump left at the studio. It included softballs, a copy of Pink Floyd’s The Wall and a framed photo of Vladimir Putin. Check out the funny clip below.
(Video) Vince Staples Performs “Smile” On Jimmy Fallon
Vince Staples takes his critically acclaimed talents to Jimmy Fallon’s show to perform “Smile”, backed by The Roots.
