Music Charlie Puth Recalls the 1st Time He Ever Heard Somebody Beatbox Charlie Puth joins NBCLX host Tabitha Lipkin to discuss his first-ever Super Bowl commercial, for Doritos. In the ad, which will air during Super Bowl LVI, he shows off his beatboxing skills. The singer told Lipkin about the artists who inspired him to learn to beatbox and shares the backstory behind his hit song “Light Switch.”
Super Bowl LVI Pete Davidson Answers Rapid-Fire Questions from Fans on Twitter Pete Davidson and his mom have been on set together before, and now they’re going to be in a Hellmann’s commercial airing during Super Bowl LVI on Sunday. Davidson joined LX News to talk about what he hopes to see in the big game. Plus, host Tabitha Lipkin asked Pete your questions about “Saturday Night Live,” removing his tattoos, his...
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