Jimmy Fallon known for his impeccable vocal impressions brings rock star Adam Levine into the 'Jimmy Fallon Tonight Show'. News brings fans 5 minutes of exhilarating Adam Levine impersonation music legends.
Comedian, actor and musician Jimmy Fallon hosts another "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" bringing another heavy weight into his couch early this September. With fans all over the world anticipating the next guest star, bringing Adam Levine into the show isn't anything less expected of the Jimmy Fallon Tonight Show.
Fallon has come along way from late night "Saturday Night Live" to hosting "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon." He is currently the sixth host of the Emmy-nominated show, following Jay Leno and Conan O'Brien. Fallon has appeared in movies in the likes of "Almost Famous" (2000), "Taxi" (2004) and "Factory Girl' (2006). However, Fallon has cemented his superstardom through roles in television, such as "Band of Brothers" (2001), "30 Rock" (2009, 2012) and even "Family Guy" (2009). Nevertheless, the comedian has found his niche in hosting, handling numerous Award Shows with "62nd Primetime Emmy Awards" and numerous MTV Video and Music Awards under his belt.
The roster of known personalities guesting the Jimmy Fallon's The Tonight Show include A-list stars Reese Witherspoon, Paul Rudd, Drew Barrymore, Denzel Washington and of course, Justin Timberlake.
Recently, Fallon invited over American singer-songwriter and front man of "Maroon 5", Adam Levine to guest in the "Jimmy Fallon Tonight Show". News of the event spread like wildfire online.
As the host is known for his wacky games that involve his guests, he didn't pass up the opportunity to challenge "The Voice" judge to a vocal impression match. Adam Levine handled the pressure well, impersonating legendary musicians while singing fairly general-knowledge tunes. He did a Frank Sinatra impersonation while singing "Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes", followed by a Michael Jackson voice for the, "Sesame Street" Theme, and finally an Eddie Vedder vocals while singing "The Muffin Man".
