The family performed in front of an A-list crowd, including Rami Malek, Courteney Cox and Kaley Cuoco.
Adam Sandler's daughters just wowed a star-studded crowd!
Along with Eddie Vedder, the 53-year-old comedian co-headlined the Rock4EB charity event, which aimed to raise money for epidermolysis bullosa. As part of the fundraiser held in Malibu, California, Sandler welcomed his two daughters -- Sadie, 13, and Sunny, 10 -- to the stage to perform one of their favorite songs.
The girls were, according to fan video of Sandler from the event, "so excited and nervous" to take the stage in front of stars including Judd Apatow, his wife, Leslie Mann, and their daughter, Maude Apatow, as well as Cindy Crawford, her husband, Rande Gerber, and their daughter, Kaia Gerber. Additional attendees included David Spade, Emma Roberts, Rami Malek, Sean Penn, Courteney Cox and Kaley Cuoco.
The girls opted to perform Taylor Swift's "Lover," which they count as "one of their favorite songs," just one day after watching the pop superstar perform her hit single on Saturday Night Live in New York City.
"That was a big night, man. Taylor Swift, holy s**t... Good lord," he marveled of watching Swift perform "Lover" and "False God" on the sketch series.
Sandler, who played guitar while his daughters sang, went on to gently tease his girls' nerves, quipping, "You're knees are shaking, right? How do you think I feel? Every g**damn night I do this s**t."
As Sadie and Sunny began singing, they immediately got a laugh from the crowd when they replaced Christmas with Hanukkah in the lyric, "We could leave the Christmas lights up 'til January."
The girls got even more cheers each time they masterfully hit the big notes in the song's chorus and elicited giggles when they substituted the "dirtiest jokes" line to "corniest jokes" and updated Swift's promise to "save you a seat" to "save you a matzo ball soup."
The incredible performance ended with a standing ovation from the crowd.
Watch the video below for more on the Sandler family.
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