by Ben Butler Contributor | Photos by WENN

Tags: Christina Aguilera, Beyonce, Katy Perry, Rihanna, Whitney Houston, Lady Gaga, Adele 

Christina Aguilera nails singing as Beyonce, Rihanna, Katy Perry + more

Watch Aguilera brilliantly sing hits from top female artists

 

Christina Aguilera impersonates Beyonce, Rihanna, Katy Perry on Ellen Photo: WENN

Christina Aguilera recently appeared on the Ellen DeGeneres Show, but she didn't perform any of her big songs. Instead, she played a round of 'Heads Up' with Ellen and just about nailed every current female pop artist - from Beyonce, to Rihanna, to Katy Perry, and even a special Whitney Houston tune.

For a period of time Christina Aguilera was the biggest-working female artist on the planet, with smash songs like 'Beautiful', 'Ain't No Other Man' and 'Fighter', and of course that timeless performance in Burlesque.

It should come of little surprise then, that Aguilera still knows how to belt out a tune, and that she appreciates some of the most popular acts today (fair play for not knowing a single Lady Gaga song).

Asked to use her voice to impersonate whoever appears on-screen Christina rattles through countless big names, in under two minutes, including a rather short rendition of Whitney Houston's 'I Will Always Love You', Beyonce's 'Single Ladies' and 'Work' by Rihanna. 

Watch the video below to hear it all in full, and to see how she describes Adele, Lady Gaga and Barbra Streisand:

Credit where credit is due, the medley is pretty damn impressive. She also talks about the time she caught Hilary Clinton "staring at [her] bosoms" in what is a pretty bizarre conversation, and rather less interestingly her children, one of whom is named Summer Rain.


Ben Butler

Contributor

An unapologetic lover of everything from UKG to garage rock, to anything indie or emo-orientated; Ben has been making up for lost time by going to just about any festival or gig he can sneak into since graduating from University. Having cut his teeth writing for forward-thinking publications like 1883 Magazine, The 405, Gigwise, Public Pressure, and Haptic World he has relished writing on music culture's most ridiculous, asinine qualities to its stratospheric heights. He can be found @Benjaminabutler where he'll be spouting nonsense on anything from the state of modern house music, to the UK festival scene and pop-punk bands or how bar tokens are the worst thing that has happened to live events, ever.

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