Host James Corden was joined in by singer-actress Jennifer Lopez and singer Beyonce daughter Blue Ivy when he brought the famous "Carpool Karaoke" at the 59th annual Grammy Awards on Sunday.
The British actor and comedian Corden, who hosts "The Late Late Show" and often interviews celebrities while driving a car, brought a cardboard car on the stage.
The gig started with Corden sitting next to Lopez. They were later joined by John Legend, Jason Derulo, Neil Diamond, Keith Urban, Tim McGraw and Faith Hill for a rendition of Neil Diamond's hit single "Sweet caroline".
What came in as a surprise was when Blue Ivy joined them in the gig, after which the audience started to hoot.
The award show, honouring the best of music around the world, is taking place at the Staples Centre here.
In India, the 59th annual Grammy Awards is aired on VH1
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