Ariana Grande Has A TikTok Twin

in case you haven't nevertheless had a chance to dive into TikTok, please do so immediately. Young people, and Gen Z especially, have been using the video app in a number of unique and hilarious ways, from sharing incredible magic tricks to impersonating their preference celebrities. And without it, we'd never know that Ariana Grande's doppelgänger (née clone) walks among us.


Paige Niemann started using TikTok in 2017 — the year of its official launch. Although right now, the 14-year-old social media star has devoted her entire account to impersonating Grande. And she's darn good at it, also. One look at Paige's feed and you likely won't have the ability to tell her apart from the pop star at all. And that, my companions, describes why she has for now amassed 1.6 million follows and 11.4 million likes on the platform. For further proof of the uncanny resemblance, watch the following clip.


Fortunately, the "7 Rings" crooner didn't seem too freaked out by Niemann's impression of her, though she was curious about why the viral TikTok star chose to pair her current look with the voice of her Victorious character, Cat Valentine. "I just wonder whyyy the cat voice / dialogue," Grande tweeted on Saturday (November 23) upon seeing the video for the opening time. "I am sure she is the sweetest sweet sweetheart forreal !! Although it's [definitely] abnormal seeing people mixture the two worlds lmao."


Other people on the world wide web weren't able to keep their cool along with Grande, with some calling her impersonations "creepy" and "terrifying." Still, there were several who came to Niemann's defense, calling her "so sweet" and explaining that she was able to achieve Grande's look solely with makeup, which is actually very impressive.


As with anything on the world wide web, people's suggestions will vary. And while Niemann has gotten hate (and will most likely continue to get hate) for her impersonations of the pop star, one thing's for sure: She's completely mastered Grande's look, and we'll probably do not get over it. Not anytime soon, anyway.