If you know Ariana Grande, you know her impression game is on point. The singer returned to The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon last night (May 1) to tackle another round of musical imitations with the “Musical Genre Challenge" segment.
Wearing a short pink skirt and tall gray boots to match her new silvery hair color, Grande sat back for the first round as host Jimmy Fallon performed a fast-paced Ska version of Ed Sheeran’s “Shape of You.” Grande, who seemed to once again have forgotten her contacts as she ran up to the prompter and squinted to read her song, was chosen to give a ‘90’s Goth Rock rendition of Kendrick Lamar’s “Humble.” Doing an uncanny impression of Evanescence's Amy Lee, Grande nailed the track’s first verse.
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“I don’t know why but I’m going again,” Fallon said as he made his second pick. "That was fantastic.” Grande’s second song was none other than Drake’s mega-hit “God’s Plan,” but in the style of '90s diva. Of course, she crushed that with breathtaking accuracy as well
Wearing a short pink skirt and tall gray boots to match her new silvery hair color, Grande sat back for the first round as host Jimmy Fallon performed a fast-paced Ska version of Ed Sheeran’s “Shape of You.” Grande, who seemed to once again have forgotten her contacts as she ran up to the prompter and squinted to read her song, was chosen to give a ‘90’s Goth Rock rendition of Kendrick Lamar’s “Humble.” Doing an uncanny impression of Evanescence's Amy Lee, Grande nailed the track’s first verse.
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“I don’t know why but I’m going again,” Fallon said as he made his second pick. "That was fantastic.” Grande’s second song was none other than Drake’s mega-hit “God’s Plan,” but in the style of '90s diva. Of course, she crushed that with breathtaking accuracy as well
