Jason Momoa Sings Christmas Songs with Kelly Clarkson and Shows Off His Shirtless Figure
Jason Momoa and Kelly Clarkson on ‘The Kelly Clarkson Show.’ Weiss Eubanks/NBCUniversal
Jason Momoa got in the holiday spirit on The Kelly Clarkson Show on Monday (Dec. 18), taking part in a festive rendition of the talk show‘s popular game segment, “Sing That Name That Tune.”
In the game, hosted by audience hype man Rubin, the contestants must step up on the platform when they recognize the song the band is playing, and get points not only for singing the song correctly but also for the level of excitement in their performance.
In the first two rounds, Momoa didn’t stand a chance against Clarkson, who immediately began belting out “Deck the Halls” and “Jingle Bells.” However, the Aquaman star stepped it up in the third round, and while he didn’t know the lyrics to “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing,” he delivered a hyped-up performance, complete with dance moves and venue-shaking vocals. As a result, he ended up tying the game going into the last round.
Both Clarkson and Momoa recognized and performed “We Wish You a Merry Christmas” at the same time, giving Rubin a tough decision when it came down to the tiebreaker. However, when Momoa put his hand on Rubin’s shoulder, the hype man ended up swooning and giving the win to Aquaman.
As a result, Momoa ripped open hit shirt to reveal a tank underneath, and ran around the studio in celebration. Watch it all go down below.
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