Déjà Vu all over on “Late Night With Jimmy Fallon” last night.
Jimmy Fallon -- channeling once again for about the 6th time -- as Neil Young covering LMFAO's "Sexy and I Know It" with a little help from his friend Bruce Springsteen.
Last year, Bruce Springsteen and Neil Young covered "Whip My Hair" together.
Jimmy Fallon seems to be making a career out of his Neil Young impressions.
Neil Young, Graham Nash and David Crosby
“Party in the USA”
It all started with Jimmy Fallon impersonating Neil Young covering "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" which went totally viral. Then followed by "Pants On The Ground"
Which led to a viral video of a viral video of Neil Young's Emotional 'Double Rainbow' Ballad (VIDEO).
Is this yet another signal that the collapse of Western Civilization is at hand?
When will this ever stop?
Maybe if the real Neil performs on “Late Night” and Jimmy Fallon impersonates Bruce Springsteen?
The horror. Oh, the horror.
Yet hilarious.
Not since "FreeBird" met "More Cowbell" with Will Ferrell channeling Ronnie Van Zant channeling Neil Young via Blue Oyster Cult, have our delicate sensitivities felt so assaulted and violated.
Oh, the hilarious horror of it all.
Also, see Jimmy Fallon: Secrets Behind Dylan & Young Impressions.
Also, see Bruce Springsteen and Neil Young: The Difference in Greatness.
Can't watch that video outside of the US, but the video on this page works:
ReplyDeleteThanks Roel!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link! Hilarious!
ReplyDeleteAnd Bruce is really doing a great job.
But the question is... what will happen on the April 4th show? Doghouse?
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what does Jimmy Fallon imitating Neil Young have to do with any NY news? this is non news and a waste of your website band-width.
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...and Bruce goes on tour with Larry Cragg... ; )
Because Neil Matters
Really, you don't see what it has to do with Neil?
ReplyDeletePersonally, I enjoy Jimmy's musical imitations. They are pretty straight - he isn't making fun of Neil here. And I love Neil but, Jesus, it's rock and roll. I don't take it all that seriously.