Not only is our first guest one of the most talented people
I know, he is also one of the funniest.
Please welcome my friend Jamie Foxx.
How we doing?
Hi, Jamie.
How we doing?
[CHEERING AND APPLAUSE]
Did they dab you?
So many layers.
You sweating over here.
Yeah, I know.
How you doing?
I saw you getting down.
Man, that's fantastic.
She was getting down.
Everybody, how y'all feel?
Y'all good?
[CHEERING AND APPLAUSE]
How do you feel?
I feel good.
Everybody dabs.
Yep.
Everybody dabs.
Even that little girl.
That little girl there.
That little baby.
How cute is that?
It's crazy.
She looked like she was like three years
old just right away.
I saw a preacher at church dabbing.
Jesus.
Hallelu-- no, just kidding.
Thank you, Je-- no, just kidding.
I think that would be fun.
Jesus would approve of that.
Mm.
Where did you spend--
did you have a fabulous New Year's Eve?
I imagine you did.
Right there on the road.
Like everybody else, didn't get where I needed to go.
Where?
Where were you?
I was in Miami, but it was like we planned wrong.
We'll go here at 7:00.
Then we're going to do this at 9:00.
Then we're going to go here for two hours.
And it's 11:59.
And we in the street.
I said, come on.
We just jumped out--
10, 9, 8, just start hugging everybody.
Hey!
Missed the whole thing.
Know what I'm saying?
So I'mma count it down right now.
10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
Happy New Year!
Oh my god!
What happened?
I don't know.
You lost your mind.
I lost my mind.
Yeah.
They got very excited.
Why did I act like that?
I don't know.
I've turned into Eddie Murphy.
Eddie Murphy!
So wait, I have to ask you a question because I heard--
we were talking about you in the meeting this morning.
And they said that you were trying to lose weight.
That cannot be true.
Six months ago, I was in trouble.
I was in dire straits.
No.
Yeah, because I was-- you know how you think,
I'm going to just work out and work it off?
So I'm going to eat a yak.
I'm going to eat a yak with extra cheese, some mutton.
I was eating everything.
Bring the mutton!
And the next thing you know, my belly got wrong.
And it got wrong.
But you know how since you're a celebrity,
people don't really tell you.
Even your trainer don't even want to say like,
yo, your belly is wrong.
And then you don't tell-- you get fame face.
You ever see when somebody get a little--
when I wasn't making money, I was this.
Then you get a little money, and it be like--
So about six months ago, I had a little situation.
And then somebody took a picture of me
while I was clowning and centered,
and say, yo, you need to get your life right.
And so-- But look, I'm actually on the phone with my trainer
like, brother, you're fired.
Yeah.
But now, but now, but now, you know.
Uh-huh.
[CHEERING AND APPLAUSE]
Now you look good.
You really do look great.
And I'm sure you don't mind-- or do you mind if I
say how old you just turned?
I'm 49.
49.
You look great.
You look great too.
But I'm much older than you.
Yeah, 49.
But when I'm out, people don't know
I'm that old because my daughter is like, Dad,
will you catch up to your age and stop
acting like a little kid?
And I'll be like-- you know, I hang out with Kanye.
I hang out with Drake.
I hang out with these young guys.
And sometimes I DJ the clubs in Vegas or whatever.
So think I'm a lot younger than I am.
And I remember seeing the girls at the DJ booth.
And they talking like, Jamie, hey.
I said, hey, how old are you?
Oh, we're 21, and she's 22, and she's ancient.
She's 27.
And I'm like, yeah, OK.
And then she said, well, how old are you?
When I told that girl how old I was,
you would have thought that I told her
I had a terminal disease the way she reacted.
I said, well, I'm 49.
She says, oh my god.
Oh my god, can't you die from 49?
Girls, come on.
Let's pray for him.
He has 49.
[LAUGHS] Oh my god.
That's so true though because when you're younger,
that does sound so old.
Listen, man, forever young.
Ain't nobody old.
Age ain't nothing but a--
I feel good.
If you feel great, make some noise right now.
That's all that matters.
We'll take a break.
We'll be back.
We're back with the wonderful Jamie Foxx.
And it is time to play one of our favorite new games,
Su'Move It, Move It.
And here's how we play.
We are going to take turns acting out clues
to get the other person to guess what the word is
in the monitor behind us.
We have one minute to get the other person
to guess as many as we can.
First, we have to put on our suits.
We will be back.
OK.
All right.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
You're going to go first, Jamie.
OK, I'll go first.
So what do I do?
You're looking at the monitor behind me.
And you can't talk.
I can't talk.
You can't talk.
Got it.
You're going to give me clues.
OK, got it.
5, 6.
Oh, oh, oh!
A Rockette, a cheerleader.
You're working out, and you're--
pass.
I don't know what that was.
You're a model?
OK, modeling.
You're a breakdancer?
Breakdancing.
You're on a pogo stick.
You're tying your shoes.
Oh.
Oh, no!
[BUZZER]
Oh, you got a baby.
All right.
All right, let's go.
All right.
Oh.
Ooh.
Catching a pass.
Football.
Spike it.
Touchdown.
Yeah.
Stretching, stretching.
Yes.
Leapfrog, leapfrog.
Crunches.
Yeah.
Sit-ups.
Sit-ups. Painting your toes.
Yeah.
Riding a horse.
Yeah.
Irish dancing.
Yeah, yeah!
Heimlich!
[BUZZER]
Good stuff.
It's OK.
Good job.
Yeah, that's great.
Yeah.
That last one could have been anything.
Yeah.
[LAUGHS]
Did I do it wrong?
No, it was good.
I just felt a lot of pressure.
OK.
Just know I'll be able to help you.
All right.
Jamie, thank you for being here.
Thank you.
We'll be right back.
[MUSIC PLAYING]