
Parents, get ready to have a bunch of new songs stuck in your head.
Disney announced official plans Thursday to produce a sequel to Frozen, reports Variety. The 2013 box-office smash took in over $1 billion worldwide and became the highest-grossing animated film of all time, as well as inspiring thousands of wintry-themed birthday parties and stirring little kids (and goats) to dress up as their favorite ice queen Elsa on Halloween.
In fact, Frozen pretty much took over everyone’s lives. So now the world needs to prepare to get Frozen over once again.
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11. Alex Boyé (Africanized Tribal Cover) Ft. One Voice Children’s Choir
Simply perfection. If you haven’t had this on loop for at least 48 hours straight, you’re doing it wrong.
10. Christina Bianco
If you’ve ever wondered how “Let It Go” would sound like if Britney Spears or Adele sang it, then Bianco is your one stop shop.
9. Annelise Forbes
This girl is only nine years old. I repeat, this girl is only nine years old.
8. Mitch Grassi
When he’s not moonlighting as Elsa, Mitch is part of the popular acapella group Pentatonix.
7. Mr. Freeze
This is just straight-up the best thing ever.
6. Piano Guys
In a most appropriate mashup, the Piano Guys cross “Let It Go” with Vivaldi’s “Winter.”
5. Caleb Hyles
Because guys can let it go, too.
4. Jun Sung Ahn
Playing violin in the snow. Yep, that’s a thing — a most wondrous thing.
3. Andrew Foy
Twelve year old Foy’s folksy rendition is great for unwinding after a long day.
2. Sherlock
Best use of Benedict Cumberbatch in a music video goes to this one. (Audio originally sung by Court Clark.)
1. Maddie and Zoe
They’re so adorable it hurts.
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