Online support group Wouldn’t Change a Thing brought James to tears – and us, too – by sharing a video of their very own version of Carpool Karaoke ahead of World Down’s Syndrome Day.

To raise awareness of the condition and to mark the day (March 21), Rebecca Carless compiled a video of her and 49 other mums with “50 ordinary four-year-olds” as they performed their best rendition of Christina Perri’s ‘A Thousand Years’.

Have a watch of the uplifting video below – and remember to keep those tissues close by.

After someone shared the video with James Corden on Twitter, the comedian and presenter showed his support while also admitting that the compilation made him cry.

“This is the most beautiful Carpool Karaoke,” he wrote. “It made me cry. #wouldntchangeathing x”

This is the most beautiful Carpool Karaoke. It made me cry. #wouldntchangeathing x https://t.co/56CwvSXY87

— James Corden (@JKCorden) March 16, 2018

It was confirmed last month that Corden’s hugely popular Carpool Karaoke series with Apple Music had landed itself a second season, despite having already featured pretty much every single celebrity going.

The likes of Miley Cyrus and her entire family, Shakira and Trevor Noah, Game of Thrones’ Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams, John Legend and Alicia Keys, and even Corden himself with LeBron James have impressed fans with their singing-while-driving prowess, so we’re excited to see where it can go next.

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Speaking of the episode prior to its airing, James Corden said in a recent interview with The Associated Press that the release of the episode was up to the family.

“We will approach it in whichever manner his family or the people that were involved in that episode, however, they would like it to be handled”.

Alongside comedian Ken Jeong, the band sang some of their biggest hits including “Numb”, “In the End” and “Talking to Myself”.

In between exchanging banters with the comedian, the band also sang Outkast’s “Hey Ya” and Red Hot Chili Pepper’s “Under The Bridge”.

Towards the end of the clip, Jeong asked if he had hoped his kids would enter the music world. Bennington replied: ‘For me, I just want my kids to find something that they’re passionate about.

The short film captures Bennington’s overall demeanor – which is generally happy. He was smiling, laughing, joking around, talking about his children, and even dancing as he drove the car with his bandmates Mike Shinoda and Joe Hahn.

Cherishing all the times Chester made us laugh. Taking a look back at some of our favorite LPTV moments. pic.twitter.com/tN95gnu7Q3

— LINKIN PARK (@linkinpark) September 25, 2017

This is the Chester we will always remember.

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The viral sensation and frequent celebrity news headline maker, which is the brainchild of The Late Late Show host Corden and executive producer Ben Winston, was sold to Apple Music in 2016 and now, Carpool Karaoke will become the first original series on the music-streaming service.

Corden, Winston and executive producer Eric R. Pankowski were on hand during a Television Critics Association panel on Monday, January 9. The trio revealed the details on the 16-episode series, which will see a different celebrity hosting each episode.

“It was a pretty quick decision,” Pankowski said. “What James does is so special and singular. It was silly to make a full TV series, to try to replicate that or duplicate that. We fell in love with doing 16 specials. Each one was its own event.”

Differing from the Late Late Show segment, which pairs Corden in a car with a singer as they drive around town belting tunes, the series will open up to celebrities outside of the music industry.

“So many people get in touch with us, big name movie stars, saying they’d love to do Carpool Karaoke,” Winston said. “Here, it’s about taking those people who aren’t musicians necessarily.”

Among the celebrity pairings are John Legend and Alicia Keys, Seth MacFarlane and Ariana Grande, Chelsea Handler and Blake Shelton and Metallica and Billy Eichner.

Corden will also take part in an episode alongside Will Smith. In a trailer screened for press, Smith and Corden are seen singing along to the actor/rapper’s hit song “Gettin’ Jiggy Wit It” backed by a marching band.

In another change, the karaoke will no longer be solely confined to a vehicle as the celebs are free to wander about singing songs.

Corden recently revealed on his late night program that the inspiration behind carpool karaoke was a sketch he filmed for Comic Relief in 2011 with the late George Michael.

“It was the first time I’ve ever sung in a car with anybody, and it’s become a big part of my life now, and he really inspired it,” Corden said.

Comic Relief, a part of Red Nose Day, is one of many charities supported by Corden. The multi-talented artist also gives to PeTA, UNICEF, Children in Need, and Sport Relief to name a few.

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