#covers project

Covers Project v2 Day 174: Some may call this blasphemy, but they can get fucked. I like it. Tonight's cover is a mash-up of Ariana Grande, Juice WRLD, and Nirvana from Yungblud recorded during a soundcheck.

Because sometimes, to keep people on their toes, you need to do exactly what they expected you to, I bring you the undisputed Queen Of Soul, Aretha Franklin, with her cover of King Of Soul Otis Redding's Respect

Monthly moomin' time! I could say so much about this one. It's just so good. You have a drunk Mumei and Bae doing the always great Low, with Bae getting weirdly into it and Mumei being perfectly Mumei. And so much effort by the clipper!

I'll be honest. This is here like... 85% because of the Young Bucks using it the one time during their broke ex-EVPs arc in AEW. I never knew I wanted a rock cover of Mmmbop until about a week or so ago when I found this.

I never would have believed when I started this that there'd be numerous entries involving Corey Taylor, but here we are. Here's him covering the band with the least prescience of the internet ever, having the #1 most un-Googleable name.

Since I can't include the dean's peanut candy bar paycheck rap since it's not a cover, this is the next best thing. They can't all be as revolutionary as Freddie Mercury

Freddie Mercury was one of the most famous queer men and greatest musicians to ever live. Nobody will ever come close to his talent. Though Marc Martel actually does an incredible job at it