Ariana Grande Nails 'Wheel of Musical Impressions' With Jimmy Fallon (Video)

Ariana Grande proved on Tuesday’s “Tonight Show” that not only can she sing — she can pull off killer impersonations as well.

The 22-year-old pop star perfectly mimicked fellow singers as she went head-to-head with Jimmy Fallon in a game of “Wheel of Musical Impressions” on the NBC late-night show.

Grande kicked it off with a dramatic Britney Spears-style version of “Mary Had a Little Lamb,” before Fallon tackled Aaron Neville doing “Cheerleader.”

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However, it was Grande’s Christina Aguilera-inspired rendition of “The Wheels on the Bus” that earned her a standing ovation from the host — and was more reminiscent of a Grammy-winning performance by Whitney Houston than a children’s song.

“That is unbelievable … wow, I want that recording,” Fallon said in a shocked response.

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Her follow-up song — “Can’t Feel My Face” as rendered by Celine Dion — was just as good, while Fallon attempted to do a duet as Sting.

The campaign for “The Wheels on the Bus” to be released on iTunes has already begun.

Umm @ArianaGrande when is "The Wheels on the Bus" coming out on iTunes..I'm waiting? #ArianaOnFallon

— von iver (@iivonneperez) September 16, 2015

Is it me or did @arianagrande do a better impression of Christina Aguilera than Christina Aguilera? #ArianaOnFallon

— von iver (@iivonneperez) September 16, 2015

“The Tonight Show” airs at 11:35 p.m. ET on NBC.

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