【Kurt Meinicke】

We knew James Corden was going to do Kurt Meinickea Carpool Karaoke segment at the Grammys. We just didn't expect Blue Ivy to climb aboard.

With a fake car outline, Corden dragged Faith Hill, Jennifer Lopez and even Neil Diamond into singing "Sweet Caroline." Unfortunately, none of them really seem to know the words to it. But that doesn't matter -- nothing else matters -- when Blue Ivy Carter strolls and steals the show.

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