James Corden Went All in Criticizing Trump's Decision to Ban Trans People from the Military
Celebrities have been responding to Donald Trump's decision to ban transgender people from serving in the military since the president tweeted the policy change yesterday. That's right, we live in a world where this is how we get our information from the president.
It was only natural for celebrities to take Twitter by storm in response:
But one celeb just proved that you might need more than 140 characters to get a point across. James Corden is known for incorporating singing and dancing into The Late Late Show, so it was no surprise when he decided to tear into Donald Trump's decision to ban transgender people from serving in the military with a little song and dance.
In a cover of Nat King Cole's 1964 hit "L-O-V-E," Corden delivers a parody titled, "L-G-B-T" with statistics and facts about the ban and some zingers about Trump. The best line? Probably, "Trump wants to seem like a manly man, overcompensating for his tiny hands." But we'll let you decide. Watch the video below:
It's safe to say that we'll be expecting him to respond to all further news with songs like this one.
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