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tonight. you know, we're less than two weeks away from easter right now and it's important to note for those who are traveling u.s. customs have announced they're cracking down on eggs. if there's a limit now to how many eggs you can bring into the country and that limb is 12 eggs and that's it. if you want to bring more than 12 eggs you have to put the rest inside you, i chicken. the reason for this is because they are trying to stop the spread of avian diseases like the bird flu virus and also because it's very weird to travel with eggs. speaking of weird, you know those ai chat bots? they now have the ability to anning travel for us. chatgpt can buy things like groceries and book flights online. this is how the row boats are going to get us. it's not going to be the rising up and sending us out. they'll get us by booking us

middle seats on spirit airlines with just enough layovers to ma ke us go insane. oh, and speaking of chat bots elon musk just announced that starting april 15th, if you want to keep your blue check mark you have to pay twitter $8 a month which will enroll you in an exclusive club of people dumb enough to pay twitter $8 a month. those who got their check marks for free will start losing them starting april 1st. that includes me, i guess. i've had a check mark for many years. aim not sure how i feel about this. i think it's going to feel like losing my virginity no one except for me just be glad i don't have to pay for it. the problem is there are dozens of fake jimmy kimles out there waiting for me to slip. that's me all right. it's either me or a red barron frozen pizza i don't know. this one is jimmy kimmel and

there's a lot of numbers there. this is my real personal account. that is not my real personal -- that is my 2nd & but that is not my real personalment. this is jimmy underscore kimmel l looks like an l. dm me your e-mail let's talk on hangout. yeah, let's go place, do things. this is jkimmel possum, this is me in marsupial form. and then we have this guy. this is interesting, james s kimmel. he's not pretending to be me but he kind of looks like my father who is also james kimmel. actually he looks a lot like my father who is also james kimmel but he is not my father. i think. go back to the other guy so i can compare. all right, one of these men is my father and now that maury is retired i may never know which one. it's now day 7 of the ongoing drama to catch a president.

you know, donald trump announced he would be arrested a week ago today. he remains an unwanted man seven days later. the grand jury in new york is not expected to queen tomorrow which means the earliest they can vote on an indictment would be next week. in the meantime he's been busy saying good-bye to old friends. night he threw a pity party on sean hannity's show. >> all of a sudden they raided mar-a-lago viciously raided mar-a-lago i have video of the raid and the raid was terrible. i have the right to take stuff and look at stuff s 80s do something bad. i am afraid that people will do something because people are very angry about it. i never had an affair with her. it's all made up. look at what they said about russia russia russia hoax. that's the fake news media. you know what it is? this is election interference. how can you look at me as an example, ron came to see me, tears in his eyes, could have never gotten the nomination, he

would be working in either a pizza parlor place or a law office right now. >> jimmy: save it for your cell meat donald we don't want to hear it anymore. he covered a lot of ground during his 40 minutes and the reviews even from his foxy friends were not stellar. >> i voted for donald trump twice. i have defended him countless times. i thought he was horrific. i think that was the worst interview i've seen the president do. he was whining. he was complaining. he played the victim card time and time again and then after that he complained that somebody he endorsed was now running against him. and i thought he was absolutely horrific. he's the former president of the united states. act like it. >> jimmy: well if that doesn't get the ketchup flying at mar-a-lago, i don't know what will. old yell an, you know, chris christie the former governor of new jersey is thinking about

running against him for president. he said he plans to take the next two months to decide whether or not he'll run which is interesting because chris christie and donald trump used to be friends. he was even trump's debate coach. maybe they're still friends. maybe the reason chris christie is running against him is to make trump look thin. another former trumper, who is likely to run against his former boss, is mike pence and a federal judge today ordered mother little helper to testify about conversations he had with trump leading up to the riot at the capitol on january 6th. one of the things he could be questioned about is whether it's true trump called him the p word for not doing his bidding to help steal the election. i would do anything to be a fly on his head when that happens. at this point the only person who hasn't been ordered to testify against donald trump is donald trump himself. meanwhile joe biden is bouncing merry along and revving up the old campaign caboosey. he has some extra pep in his step and squirt of positively

dent under his teeth because starting today the president is traveling the country a three-week invest in america tour. he's visiting over 20 states to remind us he's been getting stuff done. the president is very excited about this trip and you can feel that excitement in this video he released announcing this multi city tour. >> hey there kiddos it's joey beef rony i'm going around this great land to tell folks to invest in america. when i was a kid i remember the president tommy jeff sony investing in america by buying up a chunk of louisiana from the frenchies for a couple of beaver tails. and look at louisiana now. we've got ladies showing off their hohos and all you have to do is throw them a string of beads. that's how you invest in america and stocking up on tommy j's $2 bills, grandkids love them. you can use them to start up a coffee shop or be a fish monger,

good jobs, jobs you can raise a family on jack. this week i'm coming to your city, but don't make a fuss, i will asleep on the-. all i have is a few indict taker restrictions, doctors say i should slow down on the dairy gets me tooting. anyway i'll be there around 5:30 but don't wait up. just put on a pot of decaf and some boiled prunes and i'll be regular in no time. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: they say he's having fun. you know, down in florida, the governor, ron desantis, has been waging war against disney ever since our company voiced opposition to his shameful don't say gay law. he's been doing everything in his power and then some to punish disney but nonetheless, walt disney world in orlando is going ahead with their plan top host the largest lgbtq plus conference in the world. why this would be controversial i don't know but here to get into all of it please welcome one of our writers

and an expert in this area louis virtel is here now to virtel it like it is. louis. >> so the out and equal workplace summit which is touted, is taking place at disney world in florida this year despite the fact that governor ron desantis who remind me of every republican uncle who glares at me from across the thanksgiving take wants florida to be a gay free paradise brimming with egan as dwis and naked 7-11 robberies. but i have bad news for him because florida has something so deeply gay can he never destroy it. this. as long as mini is watching over us in her riverboat costume florida will always be the gayest place on earth.

disney is taylor swift you assume its main audience is young girls but no it's a 36 year old gay barista named and that's because disney has been bringing us queer life styles going all the way back to snow white and her seven gay dwarfs. you didn't know the dwarfs were gay? look at them. happy, lanky, sleazy slutty chatty messy and complete pitch. disney gave us cruella deville. we as queer people consider female psych paths to be vision areas. then there's jafar who is the doorman at every drag bingo game every. hi jeremy. and never comments a gay child's identity like their first trip to disney world. where on splash mountain you let

out a squeal so high pitched it makes your mom think has my son been possessed by the ghost of celine dion. so every time ron desantis pulls a new anti gay stunt i'm of course lived and annoyed but i also think calm down puss in boots, relax, maybe even have some fun. have your fake ivy leak truck nut motorcade drive you to orlando and take some time to enjoy the smell queer wonderful world of go [bleep] yourself. thanks louis. louis virtel everybody. he left already. bye louis. he's in the parking lot. we've got a great show tonight from succession nicholas braun is here he's cousin greg. music from glowy and we'll be right back with beautiful ben affleck so stick around.

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♪ >> jimmy: well hello, welcome back to the show. tonight from succession, cousin greg in the flesh, nicholas braun is with us. and then later, this is her debut solo album it's called in pieces, it comes out friday, music from chloe from the mercedes benz stage. tomorrow night we will be joined by jason bateman and ali wong with music from stray kids please join us for that. our first guest is in is an oscar winning screen writer director and actor with a new movie about, of all things a

shoe. air opens in theories, please welcome ben affleck. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> ben: very well. >> jimmy: you must be on cloud nine right now. >> ben: i'm on the jimmy kimmel show. >> jimmy: that's not why. >> ben: as good as it gets my friend. >> jimmy: that's not why. >> ben: i'm very happy. >> jimmy: before i get into the movie i want to first of all thank you. >> ben: of course. >> jimmy: you invited me and molly to your house for christmas for a christmas party. >> ben: i did. i can't promise -- it was an experiment. >> jimmy: you can't promise it's going to happen again? >> ben: i feel like some awkwardness. >> jimmy: yeah, there was some awkwardness there. it did seem like you weren't quick as timed about the party as everybody else was. >> ben: that's a common misconception about me. >> jimmy: i know. tell your face is really the thing. >> ben: i have a very

unhappy-looking resting face. this is my content. [laughter]. >> ben: this is me amused. that's how god made me you don't have to punish me for it. >> jimmy: when i walked in the first thing you told me was how much the tree cost. can you believe how much this tree cost. >> ben:' turning into that old guy. the electric, we're going to heat the whole neighborhood. >> jimmy: when we got there you were very gracious, you and jennifer greeted us at the door, we chatted for a couple minutes and then the door opens do you remember this. >> ben: i do remember. >> jimmy: and then jay leno and his wife mavis come in and they come up we're talking it's a little uncounty and all of a sudden you go -- do you remember what you said? >> ben: i said something like you have some kind of a death blood feud. >> jimmy: yeah, don't you have some type of a feud or something.

>> ben: we stood there in shock and then you left. >> jimmy: i thought it would be fun, you get the two different fish with the different colors and put them in the bowl. have fun. >> ben: it was a christmas miracle. >> jimmy: little bit of a pay back for your late night comic. >> jimmy: the movie's fantastic i'm not just saying that. i was thinking about this last mid because i was studying. >> ben: i barely saw you. >> jimmy: because you were surrounded by people telling you how much they love the movie. i know this because i was surrounded by people telling me how much i love the movie and i had nothing to do with the movie. i just went to see the movie. the phil knight, you play phil knight we're going to see a clip of that in a minute. did phil knight because i don't know if people are aware how funny this movie is, did phil knight like the way you played him? >> well, look, he's an interesting guy, as you may know being the boss, when you work

some place there's a tenancy in the workplace you kind of want to make fun of the boss, right? that's just part of it. i've been the subject of an occasional meme being the boss, i know how it goes. it's funny he's sort of a buddhist capitalist. and i was very confident right up to the point where they say we think you should go to oregon and show nike the movie and film. and i went up to oregon and went to the theater and all of a sudden i felt like the guy that had been sent in to negotiate with isis. and i went and showed the movie and as i watched the end of the move -- it's a very -- honor and respect phil and what he did making this deal and his bravery and the importance of nike but it has fun, it's fun, i play him, it's funny. i tried to be funny. >> jimmy: it is funny. >> ben: it didn't seem that funny when he was in the room. [laughter]. >> ben: and i thought like maybe the thing to do was just run,

you know what i mean? but i went out there and he was, i have to say, remarkably gracious. >> jimmy: he liked it. >> ben: he did. >> jimmy: did he laugh? >> ben: i wasn't in there with him. he actually was really moved by, you know, what really struck me was that he was really moved by -- because 1984, a time when the company was actually an underdog in basketball and sort of a bunch of friends kind of crashing into each other and various ideas trying to put something together, arguing and debating, and he seemed to me somebody remembering a time in his life that was really like, i don't know what that time would be, that romantic, that period in your life where it's not yet defined, it might not yet have all come together, you're still risking something and you're there with your friends and you're bonded, he seemed really moved. he was like of course you got a lot wrong. it's inspired by it's not a documentary but he said he was very kind. >> jimmy: i think a lot of people will feel like that watching this. it is a love letter to the '80s

and really specifically to those that year of the '80s, so particular. i'm going to tell you something, you started out this movie with a glimpse of our rival high school basketball team in las vegas with their exact uniforms and their exact sign and i was like, oh, my god, i am very much on board with this. >> ben: we picked that because sonny, liked to gamble. >> jimmy: yeah, that was crazy. i couldn't believe that. all my cousins went to that school it's nuts you had that there. >> ben: no way. >> jimmy: yeah. so many great performances in this, so many. i can't even pick who i the best. you were great in it. chris massina chris, jason bateman was great, viola davis, and her husband who was wonderful. we have all the great people from the cast on the show

week. >> ben: you're leaving someone snooty no. what do you mean? there's --. >> ben: well, you know, matt damon is the lead. >> jimmy: no, i said all the best, i said all the great people from the film. i didn't mean all the people. >> ben: look, man, i understand you have your feuds. >> jimmy: yeah. >> ben: you're a person. >> jimmy: yeah, i had one in your lobby at christmas, too. >> ben: matt is a friend of mine. >> jimmy: i know you guys are friends. i don't understand it, but --. >> ben: okay. fair enough. but honest to god it would mean a lot to me if you would just like ask him one question about the movie, you know, he worked really hard on it and i'll tell you what i can get him on the phone right now, call him. >> jimmy: can't you call ryan seacrest or something? that would be fun? i'm sure ryan would love to here from you. >> ben: ryan's not in the movie.

>> jimmy: all right fine call him this will be your wedding guest. >> ben: you've had a year. >> jimmy: i know. i'm only asking one question. >> ben: i'm getting him on the phone right now. >> jimmy: what am i going to ask him? okay. of course available i. >> hey guys, what's up everybody? i'm on the show! yes. >> jimmy: not really. >> yeah, zoom style on the show, very much on the show, definitely on the show. >> jimmy: he's not on the show. >> thank you. jimmy thank you for calling. hey, man, that was very big of you. >> jimmy: whatever, this is a gift to ben and j-lo only, not to you. >> ben: be gracious. >> well, i thank you anyway and i'm ready for your question. >> jimmy: all right, fine. okay. all right, so you play sonny vaccaro, who i have to admit you captured very well. how do you approach playing a real person compared to playing a fictional character? okay? you wanted a question, i gave

him a question. >> wow. that's -- nice. that's actually a really good question. thank you. okay. so the thing is, when you approach any roles a an actor the first thing you do is you're going to want to, if you can, the person that you play. you want to talk to the people around in the person [video freezes] >> jimmy: oh, no. oh, wow. seems like we're having a problem with the wifi. matt can you hear us? matt we lost you when we were talking about your approach to acting. >> like to spend time not with the person that i'm playing but also the people around him who -- [video freezes. >> jimmy: gosh he froze again. that is a shame. we don't get to hear his philosophy about acting. is he still stealing the neighbor's wifi? >> so acting is an art. it's not a science. >> jimmy: go on. >> go on. >> hang on. wait, is something wrong? did you --

>> jimmy: no. >> ben: matt? >> did you put a filter on me? >> jimmy: no. >> what is going on? are you doing this jimmy. >> jimmy: i accidentally turned on a filter with one of your big fat fingers or something like that. >>no. i am sick and tired of dealing with your bleep bleep am i a hotdog? am i an actual hotdog right now? is that even a real question? you know what why don't you take your little question and your little show and shove it up your big hairy [bleep] >> jimmy: i apologize for the profanity he is out of control and i really can't believe you hang out with that person. well, you know what? we won't try to get him back. ben affleck is we're back after this. subaru. when it comes to longevity,

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>> you got a name for it. >> for what. >> you want to make him an offer you better have a michael jordan line. >> yeah, there was, pete actually thinks we should call it air jordan. >> hmm. i don't know. >> seriously? >> i, i -- maybe it will grow on me. >> jimmy: that is ben affleck and another person. >> ben: i say i have no reason

to believe phil knight did not like the air jordan idea just thought it was funny at the time. >> jimmy: oh, is that true. >> ben: a lot of it's justification which turns out -- you think i'll never run into this person it's funny probably like being a comic. >> jimmy: and then you have to sit there and show him the movie. you know what i love about the way you did it, i wonder if you thought about this. >> ben: i'm sure i did. >> jimmy: because you talk so much about the shoe, the shoe, the shoe, the shoe, but then we don't even see the shoe until very close to the end of the movie. >> ben: you see the shoe and you go, wow, that is a great shoe. what made me realize when people cheered when they saw the shoe like how much tail wind we were benning from telling this story, all of people's history and the memories, that shoe and what it means. and really i just was never going to show jordan because he's too famous and too meaningful. i'm going to show you somebody

who's not michael jordan and say that's michael jordan. >> jimmy: see him from the back. >> ben: just like in the e that are. see the back of him it's about all of the people behind him he's too big for it. and you bring to it your imagination. bee show clips of the real michael jordan doing what is unmistakably him because you try to fake that you take away from what he really does which is extraordinary. >> jimmy: you, at his suggestion, have viola davis play his mom, delores jordan. >> ben: suggestion, yeah. >> jimmy: insistence. >> ben: i feel like michael makes suggestions. i'm not going to sit here and say we're friends. i'm totally intimidateed i had run into him a couple times and i was going to do the movie and i was like can i sit down for like an hour because i have this script and if you don't want me to do it i won't do it because of a respect point of view and also self preservation.

i can't think of anything stupider than doing this movie and michael jordan being like this is [bleep]. once he did i was like really a fable and we have to make it into a dramatic story but what are the things that are fundamentally true, like truths and very telling lick he wasn't about i did this, he talked about other people. he was like george needs to be included in the story, he's vital. >> jimmy: that's a crazy story. >> ben: howard white has to be in the story and then he talked about his parents. and my initial idea was kind of to have him -- i don't want to give it away but he was going to be the voice that asserted his value and then he talked about his father. his father the best personality of anybody he ever knew and julius the perfect guy for that, and talked about his mom. this is a guy so intimidating so powerful just sitting across from you ar kind of like -- and

he had this look of reverence talking about his mother. i didn't want to go to oregon i would have signed away my life for the red mercedes. really? yep, my mom told me, she went to the bank and he talked about her with such respect. i said she sounds fascinating do you think i could call her up? he seas like, you can dry. got it, message heard. but he was-and then i made the classic error of saying, who do you think might be -- it has to be viola davis. >> it does have to be viola davis. she currently has two lines in the draft. >> ben: >> jimmy: did she know. >> ben: first we had to write a part, not a better actress than viola davis and then believe me

when i sent it to her i was like yeah i want you to do it because michael jordan wants you to play his mom because i thought that might have a little more impact. >> jimmy: i was thinking if my mom was involved in any of my contract negotiations and how poorly that would go. [laughter] >> jimmy: proud of that stuff but it is really remarkable, it's some story. >> ben: listen, think about all the, just in the nba, and then think about all pro sports or entertainment, the world -- a lot of these marginalized communities, young african american men historically disadvantaged and then thrust into this world negotiating with these massive companies, really i realized when i talked to him this movie is just an oh imagine to delores jordan all the moms who have played this role throughout history and how important and pivotal that role is. because even just from my smaller point of view just getting famous like with matt

you can see you can one of us survived. >> jimmy: i'd prefer you don't mention him anymore but i did get you a gift which you can open now which would be best. >> ben: seems like it would be best for the show. >> jimmy: seeing how it's entirely for the show you'll probably leave it in your dressing room. this is something when our love blossomed one of our viewers painted this for us, and this is, i would like you to keep this in your home. see that? that's --. >> ben: that doesn't look -- it's lovely. >> jimmy: that's not ai. that's pre ai. that's all natural. >> ben: what i like is that you've never been bitter. you never held it against me when we broke up. you never blamed, you've been very kind to my wife. very gracious of you. it's just because you were an inadequate lover and that's what that is. [laughter]. >> jimmy: ben affleck been, air is the movie go see it it opens

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♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: welcome back to the show, chloe is on the way. our next guest television's all time famous cousins alongside "it". he plays cousin greg on succession. >> hey, hey, hey, so logan's in. >> logan's in? what up stairs in the sales meeting? >> no, he's on the floor tom. >> he's on the floor? explain what he's doing with his body and high school face. >> i don't know. he's just moseying. terrifyingly moseying. he's wearing sunglasses inside. it looks like as if santa claus was a hit man. >> jimmy: watch succession sunday night on hbo. say hello to nicholas braun. [cheers and applause]

♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> nicholas: i'm good. this guy got me a little drunk the other night. >> jimmy: he did, yeah. we saw that. yeah. and vice versa by the way he was pretty hammered by the end of the even. how are you doing? great to have you here. >> nicholas: it's so good to be here. >> jimmy: i accosted you at the emmys. >> nicholas: i'm such a huge fan this is awesome. >> jimmy: that's very nice of you. i think i almost like semi tackled you at the emmy's because you seemed to be walking away and i wanted to tell you how great you are on the show. >> nicholas: well, thank you. thank you. i think my mom came for you. she came to tackle you. >> jimmy: did she identify herself as your mother? >> nicholas: i don't know if she did. >> jimmy: i don't think so. >> nicholas: she's a tall woman.

>> jimmy: sure, makes sense. >> nicholas: and she came, came and and she grabs me and she's like nick, nick, jimmy kimmel, jimmy kimmel's over there. i was like yeah. i think i met you one time before so i was like, yeah, i know jimmy. and so i kind of lead her over and as soon as i lead her she just takes over and comes at you. and i have a selfie. >> jimmy: oh, you have the picture that we took together. >> nicholas: yeah, that you and her took together. >> jimmy: oh, how about that. is it your screen saver? >> nicholas: it is. i look at it every night. >> jimmy: that's nice. >> nicholas: here we are. >> jimmy: can i hold that up? oh, yeah, that is us. that's me i know that. and that's my mom right there. >> nicholas: that's me and my mom. >> jimmy: we're going to have -- please next time you're here

bring her and we will radio he take this photograph i will even put on a tuxedo. >> nicholas: yeah. >> jimmy: when you got this part, how much did you know? like what did they tell you greg was supposed to be like? >> well, you know, there was, there was the script. greg was a bit bubbly. it was sort of written in that way, kind of way of speaking, but i read it and i thought -- i read it and i kind of understood it but then i went to a friend's wedding and there was a guy who was on the dance floor like freely, like just like a pure soul, not to the beat. and so i was like, that's so greg. like he's just like a sweet guy and he's just having fun dancing. so there was that. but then i also, i was taking

care of a dog at the time that i got the part and this little dog would follow me around. not little, he's like a medium sized dog, australian shepherd and he was looking at me and he's like, it's okay that i'm in here with you? he wanted to be next to me but he was sort of asking permission to be with men a i thought that's pretty gregy. >> jimmy: that's creative that you looked to a dog for inspiration. >> ben: yeah. >> jimmy: does the dog know about this? >> ben: yeah, the dog's been doing a lot of press. >> jimmy: what is the dog's name. the dog is durango. >> jimmy: oh, durango. are you every that awkward in real life? is any part of that you? some of that has to be in you. >> i'm never awkward. >> jimmy: never? wow that's amazing. [cheers and applause]

>> nicholas: but, no, i'm plenty awkward. i'm whack awkward with famous people. >> jimmy: oh, really? who have you embarrassed yourself in front of. >> nicholas: well, quentin tarantino is a good one. >> jimmy: oh, okay. what happened? >> nicholas: i was walking onto a plane, flying first class and -- >> jimmy: was this before succession? >> nicholas: oh, this was a long time ago. this was like 12 careers ago. >> jimmy: okay, great. >> nicholas: i'm walking through first class, i'm like holy [bleep]. >> quentin tarantino. sorry for the bleepage. but i'm like, sorry, my god, there he is. and i had just done this disney channel original d-coms. anybody? this dcom was called minute men

[cheers and applause] >> nicholas: nice. and so it had just come out and there was an ad for it on the back of a tiger beat magazine. and i coveteded this. >> jimmy: it was quite some time okay, yeah. okay. >> nicholas: so the add was on the back of this paing scene and i knew, i got to my seat and i was like, the minute men, and i tore it off the edge of the tiger beat and pushed all the people coming further into the plain which everybody likes that, nobody likes the person going opposite. so i get to first class and he's sitting on the window side so i have to sort of reach over a person and say like, quintin, quintin, i'm in this dcom called minutemen and it just came out. here's the ad, that's me. the ad is like three guys in snow suits flying through time because they created a time

travel machine. and so i'm like, quintin, that's me in this movie and i really hope to work with you some day, i think you're the best. that's all i got it. and he looked at it, it was like a torn piece of paper, but he was like, i hope so, too. >> jimmy: any contact with him since that moment of horror. >> just still waitling. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: well, that's it i'm so bummed this is the last season of the show. who are you going to miss the most from the cast? and be honest. >> nicholas: i'll miss matthew the most. >> jimmy: matthew who plays tom the disgusting brother. >> nicholas: i have to answer the question, i love all of them but matthew i spend the most time with on set and we have some of the best stuff i've ever gotten to do as an actor. >> jimmy: yeah. some of the best stuff anyone's

gotten to do as an actor. you guys are quite a combination. i know people say you should have your own show together and they're right, you should have your own show together. >> nicholas: hmm >> nicholas: i mean you won't probably do that. >> nicholas: no, we won't. >> jimmy: been a great run with him and the show. >> jimmy: the show is great and you are fantastic on the show. succession is the name of the show sunday nights hbo and hbo max. nicholas braun everybody. we'll be right back with chloe. ♪ >> the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by the s class from mercedes bens.

♪ >> the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes benz the all electric mercedes benz line up is here. >> jimmy: thanks to ben affleck and nicholas braun, nice try matt damon, her album in pieces comes out friday, here with the song cheat back, chloe ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪

♪ ♪ >> i'm not going to answer your calls whenever you're down. i'm not gonna bleach your clothes, i'm not gonna do you like that. what i really really want is the cheat back ♪ ♪ find another boo from the hood with some at that times, give him what's yours show him i could throw it back, maybe then baby you'll know how to act, huh, if i cheat back. send him new pics in that outfit you like, say i'm with my girls while he's spending the night. maybe then baby you'll know how to act, huh, if i cheat back. ♪ pulling a you on you, that's what i wanna

huh, i know you wouldn't like that, if i cheat back iha ride it like a rodeo he taught me some new tricks i'll at that to my portfolio i might even make a video and if you ever see it you'll be sicker than polio. 'cause crying ain't work for you, nothing ain't work for you, so the best thing for me to do is to cheat back. find another boo from the hood with some at that times, give him what's yours so him i could throw it back maybe then baby you'll know how to act if i cheat back. send him new pics in that outfit you like. say i'm with my girls while he's spending the night. maybe then baby you'll know how to act if i cheat back. ♪ pulling a you on you, that's what i wanna do, i know you wouldn't like that if i cheat back ♪ i was never good enough for you,

you say you don'tel thinmyhe py monopoly you like too much you trying me, it was good it blinded me you could find another girl she'd never be the half of me, you see my ass i turn around you ain't bout to make me shout, imcall the homie he gonna bend me for another round, baby power another round calling for another round, i'm drink you out of my system never lonely i'm a cheat back. find another boo from the hood with some at that times give him what yours show him that i could throw it back then baby you'll know how to act if i cheat back send him new pics in the outfit you like, say i'm with the girls while he's spending the night, maybe then baby you'll know how to act if i cheat back. if i cheat

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