James Corden is no stranger to parodies, but his take on Beyoncé's latest visual album, Lemonade, may be his most ingenious one yet.

Lemonjames: A Visual Monologue opened up The Late Late Show last night, when Corden's elaborate take on Queen Bey's HBO special matched everything from whisper voiceover to the dreamlike imagery. And instead of title cards like "Anger" and "Apathy," however, Corden takes us through "Monologue" and "Trump Joke."

"I don't wanna do another Trump joke, I've exhausted that topic. I've talked about his hair, his tiny baby hands," Corden narrates as we're shown images of him bathing. "Doing Trump jokes makes me feel dirty."

But despite these misgivings, the multi-talented host goes for one anyway: "A school may change it's name to Donald J. Trump Elementary School. In keeping, it immediately filed for

bankruptcy."

The nearly four-minute-long parody also hones in on some of the most talked about moments from Lemonade, including the baseball bat from "Hold Up" and, of course, Becky with the good hair.

Watch Lemonjames in its entirety below.