Kacey Musgraves Sings Through All Of Our Christmas Faves In New 14-Song Medley

We're just about a week into December, which means that if you're not although in the holiday spirit, it's time. Luckily, Kacey Musgraves and James Corden are here to help, delivering a seven-minute, 14-song medley of some of our all-time preference Christmas hits across nine different sets. And the ideal part? They do it all in one take!


that is correct! Just one week soon after debuting The Kacey Musgraves Christmas Show on Amazon Prime, the nation songstress appeared on The Late Late Show with James Corden for maybe the most magical holiday medley we've ever heard. It began off as any good Christmas efficiency should — by styling a tree with glittery ornaments while singing one of the classics. In this case, she started with "Jingle Bell Rock."


After clocking out of work, Musgraves bumps into Corden outdoor as he frantically tries to create some last-minute holiday purchases (we've all been there, right?). It's there that the two duet on a more recent Christmas hit: Justin Bieber's "Mistletoe." The efficiency only gets more festive from then on as they belt out Paul McCartney's good Christmastime" while creating a snowman, "The Christmas Song" while drinking hot cocoa by the fireplace, and more.


Later on, immediately after Musgraves is caught "kissing Santa Claus," she and Corden break up over a rendition of Darlene Love's "Christmas (Baby Please Come House Then, the singer graces us with a lonely Christmas ballad of her own, titled "Christmas Makes Me Cry." The singer doesn't stay down for long, though, because soon, she's flipping off Corden as she passionately sings "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch."


But wait, there's more. As Musgraves sits on a bench listening to carolers sing "Silent Night," Corden comes through with some sweet (and hilarious) cue cards — a clear reference to the Christmas rom-com Love, Actually. Fortunately, the host and nation star's love story works out in the end, and so they close out their efficiency with a joyous and cheerful version of Wizzard's "I Wish It may Would be Christmas Everyday." Ah, don't you just love a happy ending?