This “Thank u, Jeff” Jeff Goldblum Parody is What We’ve All Been Thinking

James Corden has done it again with his crazy, wonderful ideas. In his new music video, he is parodying Ariana Grande’s ‘Thank u, Next’ song that is topping the charts right now, and thanks all of her exes for what good they left with her.

Jeff Goldblum is obviously Corden’s favorite guest. Everyone loves him and he’s just got that something.

On the latest The Late Late Show with James Corden, the video tributing the star premiered. In it, we see Corden on his bedroom floor with an intricate scrapbook full of photos of Goldblum and caressing it while wearing silky pajamas.

Just like Ariana does in her films, Corden adds the same spoofs to those teen chick flicks we love including 13 Going on 30, Bring it On, Legally Blonde and Mean Girls.

Corden sings,

“We first saw him in The Fly, but his face was grotesque. Then he won independence, from an alien menace. And in Thor Ragnarok, his performance was classic, but who could forget that heartthrob doctor, that he played in Jurassic.”

And it gets better,

“He taught me love. He taught me patience. He taught me pain. Jeff Goldblum’s amazing. He’s our silver fox, with black thick-rimmed glasses, the way that he talks, will charm off your asses, and for that I say Thank you…Jeff. Thank you…Jeff, Thank you…jeff, he’s so freaking scared of that T-Rex.”

All the while, it flashes to Jeff actually being a guest at Corden’s show backstage. He asks if Corden collected the photos in that diary himself on his own. Corden denies it, saying he’ll throw it away now that the video is done. Then he closes the dressing room door, touches it and quielt says, “Thank you Jeff.”

Are you a Jeff Goldblum fan? What are the reasons you’d say “Thank you Jeff.”?

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