Aerosmith performed their classic song "Walk This Way" on The Tonight Show along with Jimmy Fallon and the Tonight Show band the Roots using kid's instruments.
"Walk This Way" was originally released as the second single from Toys in the Attic in 1975.
Fallon sat in the front row alongside frontman Steven Tyler, who plays the song on a harmonica and two apple shakers, while singing the song. The rest of the band sits behind the pair, with Joey Kramer on a toy drum, Joe Perry strumming a ukulele, Tom Hamilton jingling a tambourine and Brad Whitford shaking a maraca. The Roots also joined in with various other toy instruments like a xylophone and wooden blocks.
"Classroom Instruments" is a recurring segment on The Tonight Show, with prior performances from Idina Menzel, Metallica, Ed Sheeran, Meghan Trainor, Camila Cabello and Adele.
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