7 Best Versions Of "Let It Go"

Six different ways to enjoy the ironically named hit song the world will never let go. And don't pretend you're sick of listening to it, because that's just impossible and means you have ice in your heart. Or you're Hans.

1. The Original

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Let's be real, the covers are great, but nothing will ever surpass the original masterpiece. Idina Menzel voicing a Disney princess in a gorgeously animated snow storm: Flawless.

2. The Official Baby Version

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No one can belt it out like Idina, except maybe for 4 year-old Ella. Listening to her adorable voice while watching Elsa's sassy facial expressions is pure gold.

3. The Other Baby Version

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What's better than one adorable child singing a Disney song? How about TWO adorable children singing a Disney song! In this version you get the additional joy of seeing Maddie and Zoe's faces as they sing (and sometimes yawn) their hearts out.

4. The Multi-Language Version

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Elsa might be singing about her isolation, but we are definitely not alone in our love of this song. Disney released this video cut together from 25 different languages the film was released in around the world.

5. The Google Translate Version

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Malinda Kathleen Reese is a Youtube blogger and singer who's covered a number of well known songs after running the lyrics through several layers of Google Translate. The result is a mangled but amusing message.

6. The Tribal Version

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From Alex Boyé's upcoming album Africanized, this cover combines the singing power of young Lexi Walker with a tribal style. This version is a new twist that is sure to bring back memories of another Disney classic, The Lion King.

7. The Classroom Instruments Version

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As part of a recurring segment on The Tonight Show, Jimmy and The Roots preform "Let It Go" on classroom instruments with Idina Menzel herself, or Adele Dazeem as she was known post-Oscars.