Jack Black Sings ‘School of Rock’ Song to Young Fan at Charity Event
Jack Black is one cool, generous dude as evident by some clips on TikTok that have surfaced. The actor/Tenacious D singer took part in an event benefitting TrinityKids Care, a…

Jack Black is one cool, generous dude as evident by some clips on TikTok that have surfaced.
The actor/Tenacious D singer took part in an event benefitting TrinityKids Care, a California-based group that provides palliative and hospice care for children with chronic or terminal illnesses. In the clips below, Black is introduced to a young patient named Abraham, who is a massive fan of School of Rock. Abraham tells Black his favorite part in the film is when he sings the song "The Legend of the Rent."
Black then proceeds to sing the song directly to Abraham, much to his delight. Honestly, it's a beautiful, kind moment that will certainly lift your spirits.
Jack Black is one of the best, most charming creative forces in entertainment. Seriously, there's seemingly nothing he can't do.
He's a very talented musician and musical performer, as seen in his work with Tenacious D and in films like School of Rock. He even created a viral hit with "Peaches" as Bowser from The Super Mario Bros. Movie. He can also do drama, as seen in 2005's King Kong. He can even be an adorable leading man, like in 2006's The Holiday, which is a far superior holiday rom-com compared to Love, Actually. (Yes, we said!)
However, to celebrate the actor's birthday today (August 28), we can't help be take a look at music movies. In addition to School of Rock, Black is known for his hilarious comedic work in another music movie. (We won't name it here, but we'll see if you can guess it now before scrolling through our list.)
From major hits to lesser-known titles, here are 12 music movies everyone should watch.
'School of Rock'

'Empire Records'

'Almost Famous'

'High Fidelity'

'Rock Star'

'Airheads'

'Sing Street'

'Hedwig and the Angry Inch'

'Once'

'Velvet Goldmine'

'The Blues Brothers'

'The Commitments'
