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Entertainment December 2, 2016
Emma Stone cemented her status as America’s favorite silly sweetheart with a laugh packed appearance on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.”
Stone joined the host for a guessing game of Whisper Challenge, where one person covers his or her ears with music-blaring headphones and the other whispers lyrics to a popular song. Fallon is likely hoping this ongoing segment will prove as popular for him as “Carpool Karaoke” has for James Corden.
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In “The Tonight Show” clip above, the actress gets it hilariously wrong, mistaking the lyrics to Bruce Springsteen hit “Born in the U.S.A.” with “pork in the desert.” After the laugh-inducing exchange, Stone takes off the earphones and speaks directly to the cheering audience about the experience.
“It’s genuinely so funny,” Stone says. “I wish you guys could be in my head for that.”
When Stone performed, her card read “Hit Me Baby One More Time” – possibly an ode to her Britney Spears’ impersonation in a recent Vogue video. Fallon guessed the song almost instantly, proving once again that Stone’s impression of the pop star is spot-on.
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Her most recent appearance sparked a flood of heart-warming support in the YouTube comments section, confirming the Internet’s love of the redhead actress. From talk show appearances to Oscar-nominated films, Stone has a dedicated fan base who support her at every turn.
Ex-boyfriend Andrew Garfield is no exception. The actor starred alongside Stone in “The Amazing Spiderman,” during which the two began a romantic relationship. Though the pair has now split, they can’t avoid running into each other, especially during Hollywood’s awards season; she is a best actress contender for newest film “La La Land” while his two latest movies, “Hacksaw Ridge” and “Silence,” will both likely be up for awards.
Hollywood Reporter recently asked Garfield which actor he would bring to a deserted island. His response? “Emma Stone. I love Emma. She’s all right. She can come,” Garfield replied.
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The “Easy A” star clearly doesn’t need any help maintaining her crown of America’s funny gal and receiving “Crazy, Stupid Love” from her fans.
