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12 Celebrity Holiday Songs You Didn't Know You Needed

The 12 best holiday covers, definitively ranked.

12 Celebrity Holiday Songs You Didn't Know You Needed
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12. "Baby It's Cold Outside" - Seth MacFarlane

Who knew that the creator of "Family Guy" was a crooner?


11. "Christmas in Harlem" - Kanye West

Christmas music, like Kanye, defies all labels.


10. "Christmas Tree" - Lady Gaga

As commenter YouTube Obsessed said, Gaga "Sleighed it."


9. "All I Want For Christmas Is a Real Good Tan" - Kenny Chesney

Anyone who lives north of the Mason-Dixon Line can understand Kenny's struggle. Who wouldn't take sunny beaches over snow boots?


8. "Last Christmas" - Taylor Swift

A holiday throwback to when T-Swiz still qualified for a CMA.


7. "My Only Wish (This Year)" - Britney Spears

IT'S BRITNEY BITCH.


6. "Mistletoe" - Justin Bieber

No one asked for it, but we got it anyway.


5. "Wonderful Christmastime" - Paul McCartney

For when you want your holiday to transcend both time and space. The music video alone is on a different plane of existence.


4. "Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays" - *NSYNC

Features Gary Coleman in a green pleather suit, and Justin Timberlake with his quintessential frosted tips. Truly the reason for the season.


3. "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" - Sam Smith

If nothing else, now we all know what an angel really sounds like.


2. "Santa Baby" - Michael Bublé

How many ways can Michael Bublé avoid saying "Santa Baby" and instead go with something more platonic? Not enough, if this instant holiday classic is anything to go by.


1. "All I Want For Christmas Is You" - Mariah Carey

Of course, number one is reserved for The Queen of Carols. Take it away, Mariah.


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