obviously you made the cut, at least with karamo. >> i made the cut with karamo and i'm eternally grateful >> jimmy: you made the cut with him, he didn't make the cut with you what are you starting, sir? i got married in november. we got married at our house, our backyard, with 40 people. a very intimate ceremony. >> jimmy: a really tight group, 40 people, yeah. >> friends and family, close friends. >> jimmy: at the house too. >> backyard, yeah. >> jimmy: put up a tent or anything like that? >> no, we covered the pool. we covered the pool -- >> jimmy: classy. >> and sat on the pool, yes. >> jimmy: really? >> that was as fancy as we got, yeah. >> jimmy: your husband taylor is in the band dawes. when you're husband's in a band do you hire a band to play at your wedding? >> no, i forced him and his band members to play. >> jimmy: they have to play, yeah. >> i mean, right? you sort of -- it's kind of like built in. built-in contract. >> jimmy: i would think so. >> they have to be the wedding band. >> jimmy: did they do their own songs? >> no. >> jimmy: did they do kool & the gang for the weddi

please welcome karamo brown.ove how you pronounce my name. >> trevor: it's so weird because you know, it's like because in south africa we are carabo and africa karamo and then people here are like karamo. >> yeah. >> trevor: and then but i say it the way-- you tully talk about this in the book. >> yes. >> trevor: which by the way is truly, truly fascinating as far as someone's life story goes. >> thank you. >> trevor: we may even start with that. you get this name, you are given this name by your parents. and for the most of your life you grew up in texas, you hated the name that you had, why. >> completely. i am growing up in predominantly white neighborhoods with immigrant parents and was going to schools where my name was not special. it was perceived different. people made fun of it. and as a child, you just want to fit in. you don't want to be seen as different. you just want to shall-- so in the comfort of my home i loved my name. my father said it like-- as you, i loved it. the minute i got to school and

i can only be the best karamo.e where i know that i'm helping the most amount of people just like she did. that's what this book is about. >> your journey. that's right. and -- throughout your journey, has there been one big lesson that stands out in your mind that you learned growing up? ment yeah. there's been a couple. i repeat to my children, you're perfectly designed. i realize that we're all perfectly designed. we all have the tools we need to get through any situation. people tell us negative narratives all the time. they'll try to stifle your dreams. they'll tell you you can't make it. that your kids are not good enough. that you're not good enough. if you remember that you're perfectly deziped, everything you want will come to you. >> wow. you talk about your kids. you have two grown kids. >> i do. my children are old now. not old, but. >> jase. is 22. christian is 18. >> yes, yes. ? what is it like for them seeing he world" back in 2004. no, this map's nickname crazy krkaramo. what is it like for your kid

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tonight -- mandy moore, from "queer eye", antoni, jonathan, karamo, and tan, nick kroll, plus music from and now -- where am i -- jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. welcome. hi there, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. oh, please, it's -- thank you. i'm very flattered. i welcome you.

karamo, i'm trying to work on my self-esteem. what is your advice? >> look in the mirror, queen.ou. >> you're welcome. >> no, we're telling your friend that he is perfectly design. >> i'm going to text him. >> yeah. [ applause ] >> i love that. you're perfectly designed. >> you know, it was so much fun and i felt like, you know i also have queer eyes so i felt like i was a good sixth member for the day. >> i told you backstage you should be the athletic one to teach people how to get fit, why not? >> after spending the day with them i was like -- they can put everybody's life together and if i was the sixth member at the end of the day they could just put my life together. >> yes. >> i felt like it would be helpful. >> i think you're doing just fine. that was fantastic. >> thank you. so much fun. >> season three of "queer eye" hits netflix friday, march 15th. cannot wait the fab five will be right here live in times square march 21st. buckle up. ginger, over to you. >> thank you, lara and adam. i have got buddy and duck working hard. we're about to have a cakeoff. i am surrounded

karamo, who wins this? to say m ruffalo.ustache or my castmate jonathan van ness. >> that was the next question. do we have that? we want to know, who wore it best? >> okay. >> was it -- which one? >> hands down -- i love them both, but jonathan van ness is killing it. yes. [ applause ] no question. >> and finally, this one is good. the most innocent internet debate that the internet has ever seen. the great choo-choo debate. a user on reddit posted this question. how many chuggas are you supposed to say before choo choo? he says two. his kid says three. the teacher only says one and oing.ays that's obviously enougg one on says we same the same number of chuggas as the nana in the batman song. ♪ na na na na na na na na >> eight. >> i think eight is the proper number. you need chugga, chugga, chugga. anything you need to get you going and motivated in the morning. >> eight is a lot. >> hard-hitting questions. a lot of chuggas. >> you have just really ruined my whole day. that's all i'm going to think about. all right, janai,