With the recent Twitter feud between two huge female musicians, attention has been given on both "Bad Blood" and "Anaconda."
With that, check out a capella group Pentatonix' broadway version of Nicki Minaj's "Anaconda."
Two of the group's main vocalist, Mitch Grassi and Scott Hoying, regularly give covers on Superfruit, the duo's side project on Youtube. This time, they set their sights on Nicki Minaj's biggest hit as well as other hip hop hits.
Instead of doing a generic cover of the song, however, Grassi and Hoying put a spin on the track - by turning it into a broadway song!
Titled "Hip Hop Goes Broadway," these Pentatonix members didn't just put a spin on Nicki Minaj's "Anaconda," they also tried turning other hip hop songs into broadway numbers.
They tinkered with Minaj's "Pills And Potions," Chris Brown and "Look At Me Now," Jay Z's "99 Problems," Jamie Foxxx "Blame It" and several other songs. The songs seem to turn into legitimate broadway songs and fans certainly loved them.
This isn't the first time Grassi and Hoying impressed their followers with their musical talents either. Before hip hop, Grassi and Hoying also turned pop songs into Broadway hits.
Last year, they covered Taylor Swift's "1989" album in less than four minutes. The Grammy-winning duo also came up with a medley of Beyonce's solo songs.
Some of their other covers include an evolution of Miley Cyrus' music, "Defying Gravity" from "Wicked," as well as a "Frozen" medley with another Pentatonix member, Kristie Maldonado.
Pentatonix, as a group, also captured their followers' hearts with their "evolution" videos. They have done evolutions of music, Beyonce, Nsync and more recently Michael Jackson. Check out the group's videos on their Youtube channel here.
Check out the Pentatonix members' broadway version of Nicki Minaj's "Anaconda" below starting at the 2:19 mark.
