From the beginning, Apple did not launch its music streaming service as another service where users can only enjoy their favorite music, but rather It also wants to offer multimedia content, whether in the form of music videos or programs created exclusively for this music platform. Last year Apple signed James Corden, host of Carpool Karaoke, a popular television show in which Corden interviews personalities from around the country, not just musicians, and in which they always end up singing a song. The keynote on September 7, began with James Corden and Tim Cook in the car, officially confirming the signing of the latter for Apple Music.
Throughout these last few months, James Corden has been working on what will be the Carpool Karaoke spin-off called Carpool Karaoke The Series and the Cupertino-based company has just launched the first ad to promote this new series that will only be available to all subscribers from Apple's streaming music service. In the ad we can see a large number of artists among which we find Will Smith, Billy Eichner, Metallica, Alicia Keys, John Legend, Ariana Grande, Seth MacFarlane, Chelsea Handler, Blake Shelton, Michael Strahan, John Cena, Shaquille O 'Neal ...
In the original program, James Corden always appeared driving the vehicle while asking questions of the guest, singing the odd song together and making the occasional stop for some other scheduled activity. But in this spin-off Corden will not be one of the hosts, Instead, he will become an executive producer but will appear sporadically throughout the episodes, episodes that will last 30 minutes.
James Corden will still be on Carpool Karaoke The Late Show, but it will reduce the emissions of its programs to one per month, instead of the weekly broadcast to which he had his followers accustomed. At the moment we do not know when this 16-episode series will be officially released within Apple Music, but it should not take long if most of the programs have already been recorded to have by the announcement that the company has launched.
