WATCH: Everyone Is Loving Alice Cooper's 'Jesus Christ Superstar' Performance
The shock rocker’s “King Herod’s Song" performance ended in the best way

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On Easter Sunday (April 1), Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert aired on NBC. The musical event, which was recorded live from Brooklyn's Marcy Avenue Armory, featured John Legend (who also served as an executive producer alongside Andrew Lloyd Webber, Tim Rice, and Marc Platt) as Jesus and Alice Cooper as King Herod?
Yep. The shock rocker kept his signature hair and makeup but traded in his guillotine and black clothes for bright colors and a—dare we say—whimsical performance of “King Herod’s Song.”
And can we talk about that mic drop at the end?!
Get out of my life!#JesusChristSuperstarLive pic.twitter.com/wbcEaq09v0
— Alice Cooper (@alicecooper) April 2, 2018
The performance was definitely far from what you’d expect from Cooper, but he nailed it, and critics and fans agreed. Even Vince Neil (Motley Crue) shared his praise for King Herod! See the reactions below.
BRAVO!!!!@alicecooper
— Vince Neil (@thevinceneil) April 2, 2018
KING HEROD OUT @alicecooper #JesusChristSuperstar pic.twitter.com/yK8mDUbDUo
— broadway.com (@broadwaycom) April 2, 2018
Whenever I see #AliceCooper on screen, I yell, "We're not worthy," just like Wayne and Garth taught me. #JesusChristSuperstarLive pic.twitter.com/Awov8URwJc
— Lauren Marie (@lmkehe) April 2, 2018