John Stamos, Julianne Moore, James Corden Perform Soap Opera Using Only Taylor Swift Lyrics (Video)

There’s plenty of bad blood on the set of “The Bold and the Lyrical”

Joe Otterson | October 6, 2015 @ 6:42 AM

Taylor Swift‘s music has never seemed so dramatic.

On Monday’s episode of “The Late Late Show,” James Corden had guests Julianne Moore and John Stamos act out a scene from a soap opera called “The Bold and the Lyrical” using nothing but Taylor Swift lyrics.

In the scene, Moore and Corden play lovers, with Corden donning a 1950’s greaser outfit to play the bad boy. When Moore asks where he’s been, he replies, “I keep crusin’. Can’t stop, won’t stop movin'” — a line from the hit song “Shake It Off.”

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Things escalate from there, with Moore slapping Corden across the face while quoting the Swift song “Blank Space.” Stamos then enters and throws in a few lines from “22” for good measure.

Watch the video.

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