<Dd> The popularity of the segment on the Internet led to two different series being produced . In July 2016, it was announced that Apple Music would distribute a series based on Corden's Carpool Karaoke to be titled Carpool Karaoke: The Series . The decision came after Spike had announced plans to air a series inspired by the section, titled Caraoke Showdown, to be hosted by Craig Robinson . </Dd> <Ul> <Li> Drop the Mic: Corden and one or more guests trade insults in a (scripted) rap battle . Guests who participated include David Schwimmer, Rebel Wilson, Cara Delevingne, Dave Franco, Kevin Hart, Anne Hathaway, and Riz Ahmed . In August 2016, TBS ordered a version of Drop the Mic from CBS as a series which premiered in 2017, with Corden, Ben Winston, and Jensen Karp as producers . </Li> <Li> The Bold and the Lyrical: James and multiple celebrity guests act out a dramatic soap opera scene using the lyrics of some of today's biggest acts in music . </Li> <Li> Take a Break: James pretends to do the job of someone in an industry, subsequently "giving them a break ." During this segment, James has worked at LensCrafters and Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, as well as a model on The Price Is Right and the Mayor of Los Angeles, among other jobs . </Li> <Li> Crosswalk the Musical: James and guests hold flash mob - style performances of songs from musicals in the middle of a crosswalk when cars stop at it . </Li> <Li> Talking Mentalist: Over the summer of 2015, where CBS had aired reruns of its drama programming as a lead - in to The Late Late Show to lead up towards the premiere of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, several episodes opened with Talking Mentalist--a parody of companion "after - shows" such as Talking Dead in which James and his guests would discuss the rerun of The Mentalist that had just aired . After CBS followed suit, the sketch was reprised as Talking Hawaii Five - 0, which featured a guest appearance by Talking Dead host Chris Hardwick . </Li> <Li> Celebrity Noses: A recurring sketch that purports to feature an unspecified activity involving the noses of celebrities, but it is stalled by various issues that eventually cause James to run out of time . </Li> <Li> Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts: James and that night's guests join in on a game that involves a roundtable question - and - answer portion . Both of them have the option to answer a really embarrassing, self - deprecating, or controversial question - however, should they choose to not answer the question, they will have to eat various forms of disgusting food, ranging from small insects, bodily fluids, or animal offal or organs . </Li> <Li> Flinch: James and a group of guests participate in a game where pieces of fruit are fired out of a mini remote controlled cannon, designed as Corden's face, towards one of the guests standing behind a plastic wall . Corden usually distracts the guest by asking them questions and then tries to make them flinch by unexpectedly firing a piece of fruit mid-conversation . The winner usually is the one who flinches the least . </Li> </Ul> <Li> Drop the Mic: Corden and one or more guests trade insults in a (scripted) rap battle . Guests who participated include David Schwimmer, Rebel Wilson, Cara Delevingne, Dave Franco, Kevin Hart, Anne Hathaway, and Riz Ahmed . In August 2016, TBS ordered a version of Drop the Mic from CBS as a series which premiered in 2017, with Corden, Ben Winston, and Jensen Karp as producers . </Li> <Li> The Bold and the Lyrical: James and multiple celebrity guests act out a dramatic soap opera scene using the lyrics of some of today's biggest acts in music . </Li>

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