Looks like James Corden went all the way to make fans feel very very special by pooling in every big singer celebrity during the latest Carpool Karaoke session.
The popular 'Late, Late Show' segment finished with some seasonal cheer from Mariah Carey and a host of musical stars including Chris Martin, Demi Lovato, Nick Jonas, and many more performing the 46-year-old pop diva's 'All I Want For Christmas Is You'.
The segment started out a lot more festive with the late show host picking up a singing star but ended with everyone from Adele to Lady Gaga to Elton John belting out the popular Christmas tune.
Heading home in a SUV packed full of presents, Corden told the Carey, "Thank you so much for helping me with my Christmas shopping, just to have a different prospective on what to get" and asked what she would like for Christmas in exchange for her help.
A lingerie and leather clad Carey could not decide, "I don't know, I don't want to ask for something that is too expensive, something too much... I want you to sing me song All I Want For Christmas Is You."
While the duo kicked off the famous seasonal song, the video went from them to Adele and Corden singing the song during the 'Hello!' singer's Carpool Karaoke segment from earlier this year, and the audience went wild.
The audience were once again left screaming as Demi Lovato and Nick Jonas took over singing the next line from the lyrics.
The clip went to an even more iconic level with Elton John who quickly hit those drawn out notes. Also nailing the diva's signature style was Selena Gomez, who even added in some diva hand movements.
Gold-clad Lady Gaga was also able to match the 'When You Believe' crooner's ability to hold on to a note. Then came Coldplay's Chris Martin who also jumped in to give a sweet rendition.
Adding some rock and getting lots of laughs was the Red Hot Chili Peppers who clapper away with big smiles on their faces before Gwen Stefani popped up to bring some Christmas cheer.
They did not have to worry about the high note, as Carey finished the track off without even breaking a sweat and brought the segment to a close.
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