Eleven ‘Let It Go’ Cover Songs Guaranteed To Keep Us Singing Into 2016

Yes, “Let It Go” even merited an apology from the Frozen movie director for annoying people who can’t get it out of their heads. That doesn’t mean it’s bad, it just means “Let It Go” is so successful that it took over the Earth with no regard for the wishes of the planet’s population.

If you were hoping for an escape, that won’t be possible unless you go back in time. Besides the onslaught of young people singing “Let It Go” everywhere you turn, they’ve also been singing it all over the internet. And as the Guardian reports, there’s even an academic conference devoted to studying the parent film’s popularity.

There will be a new songs to sing once a second Frozen movie officially comes out, but until then, amuse yourself with some of the oddest and most interesting cover versions on the internet.

Arnold Schwarzenegger as Mr. Freeze, from the 1997 Batman & Robin movie, gives a chilling version of the Frozen hit.

These University of Chicago med school students create the “Let It Go” version all those struggling to get through school can identify with.

The singer of one of the most popular male versions of the song does things Game of Thrones style in this video.

If you filtered the lyrics from “Let It Go” through several layers of Google Translate interpretations, and then had a great singer sing the outcome, here is how it would sound.

And yes, there is a great version sung by a Korean K-Pop singer that lets you know this is an international phenomenon. Good reason to learn a foreign language?

Now here’s something different on multiple levels. A male, animated, rock version.

In this version, we have a scene from the movie brought to life. It can’t get realer than this.

And if you were one of the people who imagined “Let It Go” as part of an African musical with a choir, then this version is for you.

Have you had enough yet? Are you ready to “Let It Go”? Nope? Okay. Here’s one that your mom might sing to you if she was really really cool.

Here’s a fun one. Brian Hull sings “Let It Go” through the voices of numerous different Disney and Pixar characters, both animated and non-animated.

And finally, we come back around to Idina Menzel, the singer famous for the original movie version. But how can you take her seriously here? She’s in a band of toys.