Shawn Mendes hits the ice with James Corden in 'Carpool Karaoke' moment

TORONTO -- Shawn Mendes laced up his ice skates and offered James Corden his first lesson in hockey goalkeeping for the latest edition of "Carpool Karaoke."

The 19-year-old Canadian pop star appeared on the comedy sing-along segment, which aired Monday night as part of a week-long residency on Corden's late-night show.

Together the pair sang tracks from Mendes' new self-titled album, including "In My Blood" and "Nervous," as well as past hits "Mercy" and "There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back."

But they pulled the car over after Corden asked the singer to name "the most Canadian thing" about himself. Mendes said he used to play hockey.

When the British host told Mendes he'd never played ice hockey in his life, the two decided to hit up a rink together, with Corden suited up as goalie.

"If you're a goalie you don't have to move much," Mendes explained.

"You just stand there and let me take shots at you."

Corden fumbled his way through blocking Mendes' goal shots, eventually landing on his knees.

"This is my first and last time playing ice hockey," he said before retiring from the game.

Mendes isn't just kidding around Corden's show either. He's also slated to perform songs every night until Thursday.

The move comes as Mendes racks up his third chart-topper on the Billboard 200 for the week ended May 31.

His new album sold 182,000 units in the United States, figures that include both physical and digital sales as well as streaming numbers.

In Canada, it sold 32,000 equivalent album units, according to Nielsen Music Canada.

Mendes told Corden that with his third album he's found a new independence. He recently decided to move away from his parents' home in Pickering, Ont. and into nearby Toronto.

"I have my own place, finally, which at first sucked because cooking for yourself and cleaning your house just sucks, until it's actually kind of nice," Mendes said.

"You don't clean your own house," Corden responded.

"I do a little bit," Mendes said. "Like, no I don't, you're right. My mom still helps."