Make-up can do a lot of things. It can make a person look incredible or ugly, depending on how it is used. For others, make-up is considered to be the main ingredient in totally changing the way they look. Such is the case of impersonators. I have seen people trying to impersonate celebrities, but I have never seen anything this good before.

Meet Paolo Ballesteros, a 32-year-old Filipino actor, host, model, and make-up artist. Using make-up and wigs, he can transform himself into anybody he wishes to be. Yep, just about anybody, including Kim Kardashian, Ellen DeGeneres, and Queen Elsa. He even bears an uncanny resemblance with Anastasia Steele. I bet Christian Grey would be just as confused as I am!

Ballesteros' Instagram account, pochoy_29, is filled with photos of  "make-up transformations" that are sure to astonish you (and maybe even make you question if the photos are legit or photoshopped!).

Listening to two songs at once often gives me a headache. Just imagine hearing Aerosmith's "I Don't Wanna Miss A Thing" and Britney Spears' "Baby One More Time" simultaneously. Phew! I don't have anything against these artists - they're great. But doing that will definitely give my ears some serious workout.

But mash-ups aren't always frustrating. Sometimes, they're just magical.

Enter Sam Tsui and Casey Breves. All your hair will stand on their ends as these guys take mash-ups to an entirely different level - so much that they sound as good as the original artists.

You've never been a child if you've never lip synced to a song and pretended that you're a rock star singing in front of thousands of people. Don't worry, I did that, too, even as an adult. I'd sing my heart and lungs out and pretend that I was Christina Aguilera or Kelly Clarkson. I had a lot of fun, but I would say, I never looked quite as cool as the girls in the video that you are about to see.

An Australian all-girl comedy group called SketchShe lip synced to Bohemian Rhapsody, one of Queen's greatest hits. They gave an all-out performance in a car, and aptly named the cover "Bohemian Carsody". The music and the video have been sped up, well, obviously because the song is really long. As SketchShe has warned in the video description, this entertaining cover involves a lot of head banging, boob-grabbing, and heartfelt emotions.

Watch the cool cover below:

That was fun to watch! What do you think about the video? Share your thoughts in the comment section below!