Bashir, Diallo, we're talking

about all the special guest stars...

-Oh, yeah. -...on your "Spectacular."

I mean -- so you have Questlove, Tariq.

You got who -- who else?

-Oh, man, we've got -- we've got --

obviously, we got John Legend. -Mm-hmm.

-We got Terrence J. We have Lil Rel.

We have the Toms from "Vanderpump Rules."

-That's right.

-Tom Schwartz and Tom Sandoval came through.

-No way. You got the Toms?

-We got the Toms. -We got the Toms.

[ Laughter ] -How are they?

-They were really nice, man, and they had a really good time.

And those guys were, like, game to have fun.

And, you know, it's always cool when somebody shows up

and they just want to -- they got the joke immediately,

and they just want to have fun. -Yeah.

-So that was -- -Oh, my God.

Mario Van Peebles comes through...

-That's right. -...and does something that I --

honestly, if you've ever seen the movie "New Jack City,"

you do not want to miss Mario Van Peebles

on the "Black History Month Spectacular."

-Yeah. -It's kind of amazing.

-Sonny Spoon! -That's right.

[ Laughs ] That's right. -Remember that?

-Yeah, I remember that.

-"Sherman's Showcase: Black History Month Spectacular,"

this Friday, 10:00 p.m., on AMC.

I can't wait for everyone to see it.

Uh, sorry.

Guys, you -- you look different.

-Oh, uh, different?

I mean, you noticed? -Oh, yeah.

-You noticed that? -Yeah.

-Yeah. -Yeah, this is --

-We just decided to wear some Kente cloth.

-Little Kente. -Oh, it looks good.

Looks good. -Yeah.

-Yeah. -Thank you very much.

-Well, you know, like everything else,

Kente cloth comes from Africa --

West Africa, specifically. -Everything comes from Africa.

That's right. You know --

and a lot of people don't know this, but at graduation time,

whether it be high school, middle school,

college, grad school, a lot of black kids --

black American kids will actually wear Kente stoles

over their graduation robes.

-Yes, Kente cloth is the --

is at the center of a uniquely African-American tradition.

-That's right. Grew up with it. That's right.

And, you know, we love it. We love Kente so much.

We think it's really a good part of any look you can have.

In fact, for the "Spectacular," we made a music video about it

called "Add Some Kente."

And is it cool if we show you

a little sneak peek right now, Jimmy?

-Absolutely. -Alright.

-Here is "Add Some Kente" from

the "Sherman's Showcase: Black History Month Spectacular."

-♪ Add some Kente ♪

♪ To your Timbs ♪

♪ Add some Kente ♪

♪ To your rims ♪

♪ Add some Kente ♪

♪ To your jeans ♪

♪ Add some Kente ♪

♪ To the Marines ♪

♪ Add some Kente ♪

♪ To your Lambos ♪

♪ Add some Kente ♪

♪ To Rambo ♪

-That is awesome. I can't believe --

I can't believe you did that, like, months ago.

But -- And, Diallo, I saw you in there, man.

-Yeah, in the gas mask. -In the gas mask.

-That was a total coincidence. We shot that in January.

-That's right. -And Bashir -- the --

my singer in the video -- that is --

that's your sister Zuri.

-That's true. That's right.

Not only is that my sister,

but I actually have her actual Kente stole

from SIU, baby!

Let's go, Salukis! -Whoa.

-Salukis!

-Wow, that is a keepsake right there.

-Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yep. And I saw her graduate, and I had two thoughts.

I said, "Number one, how beautiful.

Number two, I see a business opportunity here."

-Yeah. Bashir called me immediately,

and he saw dollar signs.

So he had a guy who could get us Kente cloth wholesale.

-I got a Kente guy.

You know, we're gonna make quick buck every year --

millions of kids graduate.

I saw dollar signs.

I was like, "This is gonna work out."

-Yeah. Unfortunately, though, not really this year.

-No, no, not at all.

-Yeah, we got tons of overstock, Jimmy.

-Never know when you're gonna be in a market correction.

Here we are. -Here we are.

Guys, "Sherman's Showcase: Black History Month Spectacular"

airs on AMC, 10:00 p.m., June 19th.

My thanks to Bashir Salahuddin and Diallo Riddle.

More "Tonight Show" when we come back.

I love you dudes.

-Thank you so much. -Thanks, Jimmy.