‘Tis the season for joy and holiday giving! And we all know that the Mariah Carey classic ‘All I Want For Christmas Is You’ can get annoying after a while, so someone has saved Christmas with a mash-up with Twenty One Pilots.
If you’re a fan of Twenty One Pilots, or even if you aren’t, you can’t deny that this song absolutely slaps. The solution for our holidays is here! Mariah Carey will no longer repeat in our ears over the holidays.
Some absolute legend has mashed up Twenty One Pilots’ ‘Ride’ with ‘All I Want For Christmas Is You’. It’s the mashup that shouldn’t work, but for reasons unknown, it actually does. It actually works. And we love it.
The official title of the remix is ‘Ride For Christmas’ and we can’t help but stan. Mariah Carey would be so proud.
Listen to the Christmas-saving mash-up here.
In recent Twenty One Pilots news, the band were announced to have the No. 1 rock album of the decade. Here’s what we had to say on this news:
“Like it or not, twenty one pilots have undeniably had one hell of a decade, and now they get to celebrate that fact with the official credentials that their album Blurryface is the No. 1 rock album of the decade.
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We just wish we could turn back time to the good old days, to that first time we ever heard Blurryface. How good would it be to relive that time? Little did we know back then that the album would have an incredibly successful run throughout the 2010s. According to Billboard’s end of the decade Rock Albums Chart, Blurryface was one of this decade’s greatest masterpieces. We can’t really disagree with them there.
The chart-based publication has revealed that Twenty One Pilots album Blurryface is the No. 1 title of the decade, having spent nine weeks atop the Billboard Rock Albums Chart and a total of 234 weeks on the chart overall.
According to Billboard, they arrived at Blurryface being the top rock album using an inverse point system with the weeks at No. 1 earning the greatest value and the weeks at lower positions earning the least. The charting period examined began Dec. 5, 2009, and concluded on Sept. 28, 2019.”
You can read the full story HERE.
