FalPals, rejoice! One of the most popular segments on "The Tonight Show" is about to become a series.
On Thursday, Stephen Merchant and Jimmy Fallon announced that "Lip Sync Battle" is coming to Spike TV, and, like the wildly successful segment on the show, this new half-hour program will feature different celebrities pretending to sing their favorite songs for bragging rights. Fallon will executive produce and perform along with Merchant and "The Office" star John Krasinski.
Fallon's celebrity lip sync battles have consistently blown up on the Internet, so the series has all the makings of being a huge success. For instance, one particular battle featuring Emma Stone has more than 36 million YouTube views:
Merchant and Krasinski are both lip sync battle alums. The former joked with Fallon that lip syncing is all he's known for now, but, after watching this clip of him taking on the "Tonight Show" host and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, that doesn't seem so bad:
Krasinski is also crazy good at pretending he can sing. His intense battle with Fallon culminated in one of the most legendary performances of Boyz II Men ever seen:
"Lip Sync Battle" will start filming in January and debuts April 2015, according to Deadline.com.
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