This mashup is a straight-up bop.
Wednesday , the 26-year-old pop star sang her "All About That Bass" lyrics over Eilish'sto give us the remix we never knew we needed until now. Seriously, it's a straight-up bop and it should be released as a new single.
The mashup came to light during a game of "Your Lyrics Different Song," in which the radio show's host played the instrumentals to the 18-year-old chart-topping track before Trainor sang the lines to her own 2014 mega-hit. "Yeah it's pretty clear I ain't no size two/ But I can shake it, shake it like I'm supposed to do/ 'Cause I got that boom boom that all the boys chase/ All the right junk, all the right places," she crooned over the beat.
"I just got lost!" the singer admitted after she was done. "I was like, 'This a f---in' bop.' Oh sorry! This a bop!"Following the interview, Trainor shared a video and praised Eilish via Instagram.
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