The fourth annual Red Nose Day is Thursday on NBC.
And we're going to play a game to raise some money.
This is a letter someone sent in about a deserving teacher.
Ellen, I love your show and I love that you always
celebrate incredible teachers.
Well, my teacher is here in your audience today.
As a substitute teacher, he used the power of rock and roll
to teach us valuable life lessons.
We formed a band and he took us all the way to the finals
of our local battle of the--
wait a minute.
This is a plot of the movie School of Rock.
[LAUGHTER]
Jack Black, you get down here right now.
(SINGING) Turn down for what?
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[CHEERING]
(SINGING) Turn down for what?
Turn down for what?
They were cheering so hard, I couldn't hear my music.
[CHEERING]
Easy.
OK.
Hi.
Oh my god, hi.
How are you?
I'm slightly out of breath.
I'm feeling very excited.
Yeah, yeah.
[CHEERING]
Did you see my moves?
Yeah, I did.
I'd just been watching the show backstage and going, dang,
everyone has such good moves.
And I was feeling the pressure.
I was like, I got to bust out some moves on the way
down there.
So I don't really have the moves.
No, you do.
But I thought I'd make up for it with just, like, commitment.
[LAUGHTER]
Yeah.
How's your little child?
He's 10 now, right?
My boys.
I got two boys.
Two boys.
Sammy and Tommy, 9 and 11.
But they're about to be 10 and 12.
Birthday is coming up, rapid succession.
That's my boy, Tommy.
There's one of them.
And there's my boy, Sammy.
[APPLAUSE]
And now, you're here to raise money for the Red Nose Day.
So far, you've raised over $100 million.
Well, not me personally, but yeah.
[CHEERING]
I'm going to say you.
I'm going to take all the credit.
I'm going say you did it.
All right.
So everybody knows about it and everybody needs to.
We need to continue to raise money.
So what we have is we have two buckets full of red noses.
And they're going to be in the aisles.
And for every nose you place on an individual,
we're going to give you $100.
Whoa, serious?
So you have to go fast.
Go.
What?
Where the--
Yeah, go.
Where are the noses?
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[CHEERING]
Thank you.
I'm going too slow.
There's got to be a faster way.
How much time do I have left?
Where's my bucket?
[CHEERING]
[BELL RINGING]
[CHEERING]
You know what?
Shutterfly loves helping out organizations
like Red Nose Day.
So they're going to round it up to $20,000.
Love you.
Thank you.
I love you.
And I love this shirt.
Red Nose Day is this Thursday night on NBC.
Watch it.
Support it.
Donate.
We'll be back.