Only Harry Styles Could Shut Down an LA Crosswalk For a Concert Without Pissing Everyone Off

Published on Dec 12, 2019 at 5:30 AM

If you thought seeing Harry Styles perform his latest single onstage was hypnotic, try watching him do so amidst some treacherous territory with James Corden — by which I mean the streets of LA. The Fine Line artist joined The Late Late Show host for a unique spin on his "Crosswalk the Musical" segment, singing his recent hits rather than the usual show tunes. And despite Styles's undeniable charm and riveting pipes, he and Corden are no match against the frenetic LA traffic.

There's zip-lining, Corden wearing a very bright yellow unitard, dancers dressed like watermelons, and Styles wandering straight into traffic to serenade drivers. Personally, we would never honk at this kind of roadside entertainment, but you'll have to see how their brief rendition of "Kiwi" ends up for yourself. Watch the video above!

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