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You're Not Ready For Demi Lovato's Christina Aguilera And Fetty Wap Impressions

These are beautiful in every single way.
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There's no point in asking, "Are you ready kids?" The answer is "no."

While playing "Wheel of Musical Impressions" with Jimmy Fallon on Friday, Demi Lovato showed us what it would be like if Christina Aguilera sang "SpongeBob SquarePants," and it's beautiful in every single way. 

The singer also channeled Fetty Wap, while Fallon broke out some Louis Armstrong and Dave Matthews.

It was all great, but that Aguilera impression was Adam-Levine-impersonating-Michael-Jackson-level stuff. Words can't bring it down. 

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