Beyoncé’s hour-long visual album “Lemonade” dropped last week, and it’s been the object of many music-lovers’ attention. Of course, many late-night hosts were also quick to capitalize on the media frenzy.
Watch the hosts’ various hilarious attempts to bask in Bey’s spotlight:
James Corden’s monologue was a (beautifully shot) visual journey.
Jimmy Fallon told lame jokes about the album on his segment, “3 Things You Might Not Know.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uel5-dZBi2k
Seth Meyers showed how the release of “Lemonade” has impacted the women on the “Late Night” staff.
Jimmy Kimmel explained the drama of “Lemonade” using emoji.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfHlBT0WImA
Stephen Colbert reenacted scenes from the “Hold Up” music video and proceeded to ‘white-mansplain’ the album.
Finally, The Daily Show took a more political route, by talking about its musical, visual and social influence, as well as by incorporating Donald Trump into the music videos.
Which late-night show do you think made the best parody of Beyoncé’s epic album?
