James Corden got quite an education during his 12-minute "Carpool Karaoke" video with Usher.
Amid front-seat renditions of the singer's hits, including "Yeah!", "Burn," "OMG" and "Caught Up," Usher gave the "Late Late Show" host a lesson in how to be "cool," how to dance and how to properly use the term "bitch" when referring to a loved one.
When rocking out to "I don't mind," Corden questioned Usher on whether the lyric "I'm proud to call you my bitch" was actually "respectful."
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View Story"You've got to think about the way that you're placing it," he explained to James. "There's a time and place for every expression. If you're in an argument and you call your girl a bitch, you're going to get slapped."
"My wife is going to slap me either way, just so you know," Corden joked. "If I was at a friend's party and I went, 'This is my bitch Julia,' she'd be like, 'Get in the car. Get in the car. This is going to be a long night for you.'"
Usher added that it's just "friendly banter."
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View StoryThe two also swing by Usher's star and got down on the ground to wipe it down a bit, before helping out a group of men whose car had broken down.
"I had no idea when I got your car that I'd be pushing cars and cleaning my star," Usher joked at the end of the experience.
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