Channing Tatum, Julia Roberts, Bono Perform In Jimmy Kimmel's Star-Studded AIDS-Benefit Number
Jimmy Kimmel enlisted a few famous friends to join him in a musical number on his talk show Tuesday night to benefit the AIDS-charity (RED).
The comedian had Brandon Flowers play the piano while he and Kristen Bell began to sing a tune, and they were soon joined by the rest of the lineup, including Julia Roberts, Neil Patrick Harris and Channing Tatum.
Titled "We're Going to Hell," the stars sang about all the luxurious things they get to experience as celebrities before reminding themselves that, in return, "if we don't help people with AIDS, we're going to hell."
Harris and Tatum almost took the performance to the next level when they began a tap-dancing contest, but since they were tapping on carpet, it left a lot to the imagination.
The performance ends with the appearance of Satan himself, played by Bono, who just happens to be the co-founder of (RED).
Check out the benefit performance below.
