Christmas gimmicks have officially taken over late night—starting with The Late Late Show, where James Corden continued his program’s annual tradition of uniting many of the previous year’s “Carpool Karaoke” singers for one rousing Christmas carol. Last year, it was “Santa Claus Is Comin’ to Town.” The year before? “All I Want for Christmas Is You.” And this year’s song choice was another banger: “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home),” with ringleader Michael Bublé.

Tons of this year’s “Carpool Karaoke” virtuosos are present for this Yuletide concert—including Ariana Grande, Christina Aguilera, Paul McCartney, Cardi B, and Barbra Streisand, who threw in a “happy Hanukkah” for good measure. (Cardi, of course, added one of her signature chirps, too.) Also having a good time? Migos, who joined Corden in his car just last month.

But it wasn’t just The Late Late Show that found itself in the holiday spirit on this pre-Christmas week. On The Tonight Show Thursday, Miley Cyrus sang her own version of “Santa Baby”—although she took issue with a few of its outdated lyrics.

Meanwhile, Late Night opted to dive into the seemingly endless discourse surrounding “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” by truncating the lyrics a little bit. In this version, the song pretty much ends after the first line.

And if none of this is doing it for you, we might suggest this year’s true reigning Christmas song: “Spidey Bells.” Corden, keep this one bookmarked for next year.

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