- [ light laughter ] akon cornelius [ laughter ] >> oh, that one. >> jimmy: remember this?re going to rap about finding gold or something like that or anything -- i forget something about that anyways, we didn't air it, because there were so many problems it started with someone -- the curtain couldn't open or something. and then you tried -- the show must go on - try to make your way through the curtain. [ laughter ] dude, it is honestly - or maybe it did air? i have no idea >> did we redo it? >> jimmy: "late night" - you looked at me and i just said like -- it didn't work. [ light laughter ] but i found the clip - >> yeah, but you have that >> jimmy: yeah, we have your entrance - and that was the last time you saw it >> let's take a look >> jimmy: here's bashir as akon cornelius, that we did not air, because we had technical difficulties take a look at this. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here to sing his hip song "wrap that," put your hands together for akon cornelius ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. [ laughter and applause >> what? >> jimmy: so many things dropping and falling down.

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