When metal gods Metallica stepped into a car for Apple Music’s Carpool Karaoke, no one expected what came next. Known for face-melting riffs and thunderous drums, James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Kirk Hammett, and Robert Trujillo traded headbanging for harmonizing—and took on Rihanna’s hit “Diamonds.”

Yes, you read that right.

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Alongside comedian and actor Billy Eichner, Metallica let loose with an unexpectedly fabulous rendition of Rihanna’s chart-topping pop anthem. As the iconic shine bright like a diamond chorus blared through the speakers, Hetfield and Ulrich joined in with full commitment—head bobs, jazz hands, and all. Hammett even threw in a falsetto that had Billy Eichner dramatically gasping from the front seat.

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Originally a fan-favorite segment from The Late Late Show with James CordenCarpool Karaoke got the full Apple Music treatment with its own spin-off series—and this crossover moment between metal and mainstream pop is one of the most talked-about episodes yet.

What made it magic? The contrast. Seeing the kings of heavy metal belt out a sparkling pop ballad in perfect comedic timing reminds us all: music should be fun, fearless, and unafraid to surprise.

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Whether you’re a Metallica diehard, a Rihanna fan, or just here for the chaos—this karaoke moment is pure gold. Watch it, laugh, and maybe even sing along… because apparently, even metal legends shine bright like a diamond. 💎🤘

🎥 Watch the full Carpool Karaoke episode on Apple Music.

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