-Thank you for being here, pal.
-Thanks for having me here, man.
-You were very nice and performed on our show before,
which we loved, but now I get to actually
talk to you, which is fun.
-Sick. -Yeah, this is sick, right?
-Yeah, that's sick.
-But I'm happy I get to talk to you and people get to know you.
And I want to recap your year, if you don't mind.
First of all, you're starring on the biggest show on TV,
"Euphoria."
Congratulations. -Thank you. Thank you.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Season 2, the ratings are up like 1,000% from --
But I'm just saying -- From Season 1.
I'm just saying, there's a reason why.
-Oh, oh, me? -Yeah, you're the reason, yeah.
And then you're nominated for your first Grammy Award.
-Yeah. [ Cheers and applause ]
-Not too shabby. -Sick daddy.
-Yeah, not bad. -Yeah, I'm psyched.
-And then, you know what I've got to say?
The coolest thing -- It has to be the coolest thing.
Paul McCartney is, you know, one of my favorites,
one of my idols.
I love that -- Millions of people do.
"McCartney III" came out. Great album.
Then he's a genius.
He's like, "I'm going to put out the new album,
call it 'McCartney III Imagined,'"
with his hand-picked, favorite new artists --
favorite artists, and they just do one of his new songs.
And you crushed it, by the way. [ Cheers and applause ]
You hit a homer. -Thank you.
Dude... -Thank you.
-You crushed it. -Thank you.
-What was that like getting the phone call from Paul McCartney
asking you to be on his album?
-I mean, naturally, like, when you get a call from anything
that you think is spam, you block the number, you delete it.
You know what I mean?
-You blocked Paul McCartney's number?
-Immediately, yeah.
-You didn't believe it was real.
You go, "that's not Paul McCartney calling."
-I still don't.
I don't even know
if what's happening right now is real.
-Yeah. You're here.
You're on "The Tonight Show," bud.
Yeah, we're talking. -Yeah.
-Are you a -- But that must have been surreal.
Were you a Beatles fan? -Huge Beatles fan.
When I was a kid, actually,
I got made fun of a lot for listening to the Beatles.
-Really? -I grew up in Florida.
-Okay. [ Laughter ]
Okay, okay.
I don't know what -- They don't like The Beatles in Florida?
-There's a lot of stuff they don't like in Florida.
[ Laughter ]
-Oh, my goodness.
But then you said, "Hey, no,
you guys got to check out The Beatles.
They're next level."
-No, I succumbed to the pressure.
I just started listening to things like
"Laffy Taffy" and, like, Nelly
and I got through high school, man.
What do you want me to do? -"Laffy Taffy." Oh, my God.
But you -- I know you're working on a studio album.
Okay? Your second studio album, okay?
-Yeah, yeah, yeah. [ Cheers and applause ]
-I know. What can you tell us? Can you tell us anything?
-I'm actually right up the road, in Allaire Studio.
The studio's the -- It's, like, the --
Norah Jones recorded her first couple albums there,
and Bowie has his stuff all over there.
-Wait. Is that by Woodstock? Is that Upstate --
-It's right there. 15 minutes away from Woodstock.
-That's where I grew up. -Stop it.
-No. I grew up -- Yeah, yeah. You're Florida.
I'm Saugerties, yeah, Upstate New York.
That's me, man.
I can totally show you where --
Yeah, I could take you to my parents's house, if you want to.
Yeah. -Really?
-Yeah, you need anything, man, you can come stay over
if you want.
Whatever you want, man. -Anything?
-You need a place to crash, man, you just call me, man.
I'm your guy. -So, I have your number, right?
-Yeah, it's under "Spam" in your --
[ Laughter ]
By the way, I heard that on the finale this weekend,
there might be a sneak peek of one of your new songs.
-Where do you hear stuff like that?
-What are you talking about? I'm Jimmy Fallon, dude.
I hear everything. I know everything, man.
-I mean, yeah.
-Well, do you know anything about it?
-Um... [ Laughter ]
[ Drumroll ]
No. -Okay, wow.
Alright, maybe I made it up.
I might have made it up, but I don't think I did.
But there's stuff on the Internet
saying that there might be a new song.
I'm just saying, that would be cool if there was.
Speaking of what's on the Internet,
there's a lot of fan theories
about "Euphoria" and your character.
-Oh, yeah, yeah.
-And I was wondering if we could maybe talk about
a couple of the theories and see if you can hint to
maybe they're true or not.
-Let's do it. -You play Elliot on the show.
-Mm-hmm.
-One is that Elliot is actually Nate's estranged brother.
Could that be true?
-I mean... -No.
-I'm not even going to lie. I saw this one online.
And I looked at it for a while, and there were
so many things connecting, and so many people
were talking about it all through these Reddit threads.
And at the end of it, I was like, "Am I Nate's brother?"
-You're like, "Yeah, maybe. It could be true.
Yeah, it might be..."
-I almost called them up and asked them, man.
-Okay. Elliot -- Oh, I love this one.
This one, I actually love.
Elliot doesn't actually exist.
He's a figment of Rue's imagination.
-Oh, my gosh.
You wish. [ Laughter ]
-Will -- Last one.
Will Tom Holland appear in the "Euphoria" finale?
[ Cheers and applause ]
Tell us. Tell us right now!
Come on, tell us!
-I knew I was going to hear Tom's name.
-Come on.
Dominic, you can tell everyone right now,
is Tom Holland on this weekend?
-What I can tell you is that Tom's
a surprisingly nice guy for being Spider-Man.
You know, 'cause you assume, as Spider-Man,
you can do whatever you want.
You can walk into any room and just
point at someone's girlfriend.
You know what I mean? Either way...
He doesn't do that.
He points at his girlfriend and kisses her on the mouth.
And it's nice. It's a good -- Yeah, no, I know. Sweet.
-How's Zendaya? She's -- How are all the actors?
I mean, do they -- -They're amazing people.
You know, you expect actors to be a little bit --
They don't tell you as much about their private lives
as musicians do.
-Musicians just get in there and tell you everything.
You know everything. -Well...
-Open book. -Well...
-Yeah, yeah, to a point. -To a -- Yeah.
-Yeah, but actors keep it quiet? -They do. Don't they?
What do we really know about you, Jimmy?
[ Laughter ]
-I don't know how to make a sandwich.
That's one thing we learned.
But the show is already renewed for Season 3.
Do you think we'll see you back in Season 3?
-Absolutely, yeah.
-Yeah, that's what I'm talking about.
[ Cheers and applause ]
You're going to perform for us tonight.
-Yeah. -First, I want to show a clip.
Here's Dominic Fike and Zendaya in "Euphoria."
Take a look at this.
-You know what I feel like nobody in my life understands?
Is that, like, drugs are honestly
the only way I can be myself.
-I-I don't think that's true.
-No, it is true.
Like, when I first met you,
I would have never had the balls to just,
like, come up to you and talk to you.
-Why? -I don't know.
I'm just, like, a deeply shy person.
And, like, with Jules, right?
Like, when I first met her, I was just...
immediately in love.
-In love? -Yeah.
You saying love kind of sounds small?
-What's a bigger feeling than love?
-Ah! That's how you do it right there!
-Yeah, baby. Yeah, baby. -Dominic Fike, everybody!
Check out Season 2 finale of "Euphoria,"
Sunday night on HBO and HBO Max.