90s R&B Meets Disney
Whoever thought so many Aladdin songs could sound so good with This is How We Do It?
Todrick Hall, Disney fanatic and Youtuber, has done it again with another amazing Disney inspired video, featuring Shoshana Bean, who played Elphaba in WICKED, making a perfect mix of 90s R&B with some of your favorite Disney songs.
Whoever thought so many Aladdin songs could sound so good with This is How We Do It?
Check out the video below and make sure to subscribe to his channel!
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