If we had to crown a queen of Christmas, after this song, there’s no doubt it would be Mariah Carey… ’nuff said.

Has there ever been another Christmas song that so perfectly describes the holiday season in a single lyric? It’s the most wonderful time of the year!

Gone, but never forgotten, Wham! blessed us with “Last Christmas” in 1984. With its merry jingle and eternally memorable chorus, it can be easy to overlook the sad beauty in this song’s lyrics.

If anyone’s got the vocal chops to try to compete with Mariah Carey in singing Christmas music, it’s Ariana Grande.

Whatever happened to boy bands releasing Christmas albums? Maybe they heard this one from *NSYNC and realized there was no point competing.

As usual, Kelly Clarkson gives it her all in this Christmas song with lyrics that have a similar theme to Mariah Carey’s classic “All I Want For Christmas Is You.”

You better watch out, you better not cry, The Boss is here to tell you why!

Maybe one of the last modern true classics of the Christmas season, Britney Spears’ “My Only Wish This Year” is definitely one to spin at your Christmas party.

Before he became “Bad” or a “Smooth Criminal,” it’s easy to imagine 12-year-old Michael Jackson being excited for Santa when they covered this Christmas classic in 1970.

Chris Brown exhibits exceptional vocals on his version of this Christmas classic.

The two most iconic redheaded artists of all time on a Christmas song – what could go wrong?

This Jonas Brothers original Christmas song hit #1 on the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart in December 2019.

Fifty years after the release of this Christmas classic, composer José Feliciano said he included the English lyric to ensure the song would be played on English-language radio stations.

There are a lot of Christmas songs about cozy dates, but how many were actually written on a date? Brian Wilson wrote the lyrics while out on a date and then rushed home to finish the music.

The composer of this key-changing classic actually first came up with the idea for this holiday song during a summer heatwave!

It doesn’t matter what your name is, if you’re recording a song with Stevie Wonder, you’re not the only legend in the room.

Andy Williams’ 1963 Christmas album was the perfect mix of then-modern songs and new takes on Christmas music, including this version of “The First Noel.”

It may be difficult to believe now, but this Christmas song wasn’t a massive hit until years after it was released.

Ol’ Blue Eyes got it right with this holiday song – battling a snowstorm home really doesn’t feel as bad after a night in with that special someone.

Whitney Houston’s vocals are as powerful as ever on this Christmas song from her 2003 release ‘One Wish: The Holiday Album.’

Santa’s naughty or nice list normally decides whether kids get a doll or a lump of coal. But hopefully Eartha Kitt got her yacht, duplex, and ’54 convertible…

Gene Autry, who originally wrote and performed this Christmas song, had the idea for it after people were calling “Here comes Santa Claus” as he rode his horse in the 1946 Santa Claus Lane Parade in Los Angeles.

Hopefully no one who listens to this song will be surprised to find out that Ariana Grande’s “7 Rings” wasn’t where this melody originated.