Chris Stapleton Sings “Cringeworthy” Words In “Jimmy Kimmel” Skit
on Feb 18, 2016 • Updated Mar 23, 2023
Chris Can Make Anything Sound Good
Chris Stapleton can sing absolutely anything and make it sound awesome. Whether it’s Justin Timberlake‘s “Drink You Away or the hits of B.B. King, Stapleton can turn any song into a catchy country tune.
Stapleton’s artistic talents were honored during the Grammys in 2016. That’s when he took home the awards for Best Country Album and Best Country Solo Performance.
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— billboard (@billboard) December 7, 2015
Hot off the heels of his Grammy wins, Stapleton made an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live a few days later.
Stapleton took part in a hilarious skit during the show. It officially proves he can sing the entire dictionary if he wants.
Too Funny To Handle
In an infomercial-style clip, Stapleton introduces a new compilation album called Chris Stapleton: Cringeworthy. The make-believe album includes songs inspired by some of the most cringeworthy words in the English language.
Such words include “panties,” “awesome sauce,” and “moist & juicy.”
“Hi, I’m Chris Stapleton, here to tell you about my new album, where I turn all the words you hate the most, into songs you will love the most,” Stapleton said in an introduction to the album.
Stapleton then performed some of the songs. Although the words themselves are awful, Stapleton somehow turned them into beautiful music.
This is one performance of Stapleton’s you have to see yourself. You won’t be able to contain your laughter after he starts singing.
Of course, the Cringeworthy album isn’t real. But if it was, would you still buy it? We know we would!
