Fun Stuff - Lip Sync Battle 1

One of the reasons why we like to spend some time on YouTube is just to have some plain good old fun! Hence, from today on, there is a new category on this website called Fun Stuff. So, if you want to know what exactly on YouTube puts a smile on my face, follow this category.

Today, we kick off with Lip Sync Battle. Yes, I know, not very original... Anyway, what started as a segment on Jimmy Fallon's Late Night show has in the meantime become a separate - and very successful - TV show. The concept is very simple: 2 celebrities battle each other in a lip-sync competition. Let me share with you some of my favourites.

If you have been following this website for some time, you must be aware that I have a bit of a crush - not a big one, because that is reserved for somebody else - on Timothée Chalamet. But another actor who makes my heart beat a little bit faster nowadays is Tom Holland; he is cute, talented and sweet. But I had no idea that this man could dance so well!

Next: Jenna Dewan who we all know is a very good dancer - and was once married to cutie Channing Tatum, who also stars in this clip - shows off some really hot moves... Look at the reactions of Tatum and LL Cool J! The song is Pony by Ginuwine, which was used in Magic Mike XXL and of course stars Channing Tatum.

Talking about Channing Tatum, he did his bit as well. And he was joined by another celebrity!

The person who surprised me the most, however, was Anne Hathaway. Just look at the clip!

I am not a big fan of Dwayne Johnson the actor, but in interviews, he does come over as a very sympathetic person. And he had some fun with Shake It Off by Taylor Swift.

Anyway, these were some of my favourites of Lip Sync Battle. Tomorrow, I have a very busy day, but I will try to update my travel website. And there is a huge probability that I will write another Oscars update soon, maybe already this week.

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