Watch Cher, James Corden Sing About Tinder on 'I Got You Bae'

Watch Cher, James Corden Sing About Tinder on 'I Got You Bae' Watch Cher, James Corden Sing About Tinder on 'I Got You Bae' music linkk-http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/watch-cher-james-corden-sing-about-tinder-on-i-got-you-bae-w446056 Cher joined James Corden Thursday to perform "I Got You, Bae," a modernized variant of Sonny and Cher's 1965 hit "I Got You Babe," on The Late Show. "I'm going to do one of my main tunes this evening," the artist told the group. "Be that as it may, I need to do it in an unexpected way." Corden exited in front of an audience dressed, fumblingly, as Cher. Hurling around a dark wig, he noticed that Cher playing herself was "somewhat self-evident." The two Chers filled their silly two part harmony with verses about adoration in 2016, investigating subjects like "Netflix and chill," erasing Internet porn history and making a relationship "Facebook offish." "They say we're youthful and we don't have the foggiest idea/How to discover love without utilizing your telephone," Cher warbled. "I don't know whether all that is valid/'Cause you swiped me and, child, I swiped you," Corden answered. In a sit-down meeting with Corden, Cher conceded she didn't at first like "I Got You Babe," composed by her musical and sentimental accomplice, Sonny Bono."I was resting," she said. "We purchased a piano for $82 that exclusive had a few broken keys. What's more, we had furniture for the room, and he used to have a piano in the lounge room. He used to compose, and he'd wake me up and go, 'Cher, come here, I simply require you to sing this,' which I never needed to do. So he was composing, and he said, 'Cher, I need you to come here and sing this.' I said, 'Sonny, I'm humiliated.' He said, 'Cher, Jesus, it's just me.' It was 'I Got You, Babe.' And I went, 'I'm backpedaling to bed. This is simply nothing.' "It was on the piano. It just seemed like … I don't know. Just truly not a hit tune," she proceeded. "Be that as it may, I said similar thing in regards to [1989 solo hit 'On the off chance that I Could Turn Back Time'] … Because Diane Warren did the demo, and it was horrendous. Also, I adore her, as much as I cherish her ... At long last, she said, 'I'll pay for it.' And on the off chance that you know Diane Warren, that is a major [thing]. I said, 'alright, angel, in case you're going to pay for it, you need to trust it in so much – I'll do it.' Two takes, that was it.'"