And so you're finally here.

It's the iconic couch.

I'm so excited.

You're here.

You have water.

It's the water.

It's everything.

Yeah.

Hey, this song is so good.

I love this song so much.

And it's actually one of President Obama's

favorite songs.

It's insane.

I cried when I found that out.

I bet.

Well, how did you not like this song?

But it's pretty cool when President Obama

says he likes this song.

And I love him.

I'm obsessed with him.

I made a video of myself crying and I sent it to all my friends

Yeah, did you send it to him?

I don't have his number yet.

But it's something that I'm hoping to achieve.

All right.

Well, he'll probably get this.

He'll see this.

So hundreds of people have done covers of this song.

A lot of-- have you seen a lot of them?

I've seen a couple.

The one that stands out right now

is the-- you know the one with the chicken?

We have that one.

No way.

Yes, that's the one that stands out for everybody.

This is the chicken doing "Havana."

[MUSIC PLAYING - "HAVANA," CAMILA CABELLO]

He killed it though.

Pitch perfect.

Yeah, perfect.

So many questions.

It's really good.

But I'm wondering, do you think that he--

give it up for that chicken.

You performed New Year's Eve in New York and it was freezing.

I mean, how do you sing-- have you ever

sung with that kind of weather before, where it's below zero?

I had never.

And worse, I'm from Miami, so that's just not--

No.

That's just not great.

It's not OK.

No, it's not.

And there was a negative 100 degree wind chill.

That's crazy.

That's not right.

That's awful.

You're not right in that.

I'm sorry.

There's no way it's a negative 100.

OK, maybe it was just word of mouth.

And I've just been saying it to kind of dramatize my point.

You would have died.

Just negative 100 degree-- yeah, no.

It was negative 30 with windchill, I think.

But that doesn't sound as--

Oh, sure it does.

It does.

Yeah, you're right.

Yeah, there's no need to exaggerate negative 30.

Got it.

Got it.

So what does that do to your vocal cords

when you're singing with freezing cold?

Well, during the soundcheck, I couldn't feel my chin,

so I was like--

I just couldn't.

But I had hand warmers, and I put them--

I was wearing two layers of clothing

or three layers of clothing, because--

OK, I'm from Miami.

I can't do the negative 30, negative 100, whatever.

It's just not going to happen.

And so I put them everywhere and I put them right here.

And it helped a lot.

It helped a lot, because I feel like, first of all--

it was great.

And I don't know why, but it was great.

And I couldn't put them on my toes,

because then it makes the shoe uncomfortable.

And this was the only place that I could do it.

So you put them in your underwear, like in--

So I put it like right above my underwear--

Oh, above.

But underneath my pants.

It was great.

And so I was out there just, Havana, oh, na, na.

It was good.

So you felt the heat there, and it made you think of Havana?

Yeah, exactly.

Yes, I understand that.

Yeah, I think I'll do that anytime

I perform in negative 30 degree.

Or just when it's warm.

In general.

Yeah, I'm wearing some now.

Nice.

Killing it.

Nobody knows.

It's OK.

They know now.

Now they know.

Maybe that will be like the new thing that everybody does.

Keep warmers--

Down there?

Down there.

Let's find out if anyone has done that before.

We'll ask people to write in.

Mom?

OK?

All right, you come back anytime.

And I love your new song.

I love the album.

It's doing great.

Congratulations on everything.

Thanks.

You're doing it.

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