During an early summer visit to Washington, D.C., comedian James Corden brought his “Carpool Karaoke” segment to the White House with First Lady Michelle Obama. Then Michelle Obama steps into his auto and says she’s there to give him the tour. Mrs. Obama is one of the great music lover and she had enjoyed a lot with the air one the wheels with Stevie Wonder and said she will going to miss the First Lady. The two sang through Stevie Wonder’s “Signed, Sealed, Delivered” and Beyonce’s “Single Ladies” before being joined by rapper Missy Elliot for a rousing edition of “This is for My Girls”.
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Like in all of the other songs Obama sang with Corden, she knew all of the words to the 2001 hit. “But that goes to show you just how cool she is”.
Obama focused some time before Elliott hopped in the vehicle highlighting her Let Girls Learn initiative, which is focused on getting undereducated girls around the world into the classroom.
A photo of the First lady Michelle Obama as she prepares to talk to parents and students after her remarks at a Free Application for Federal Student Aid Workshop at T.C. Williams High School-King Street Campus in Alexandria, Virginia, February 5, 2014.
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During their drive in the swanky Range Rover, Michelle admits that she doesn’t often get a chance to blast out her tunes in the auto anymore after her daughter started to learn to drive.
But she’s definitely still got it, and when Beyonce’s “Single Ladies” came on, she busted out some unbelievable moves.
This Wednesday, James visits The White House for a very special Carpool Karaoke with The First Lady Michelle Obama.
The legendary hip hop star jumped in the auto and the trio busted out Get Ur Freak On.
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That provided the ideal segue to the recently released anthem, “This is for My Girls” – and then, all of the sudden, Missy Elliott jumped in the backseat to join in. “So much could be corrected in the world if girls were educated and had power over their lives”.
