Anthony Vincent, the man behind the massively popular "10 Second Songs" YouTube series, is back with his latest kaleidoscopic performance, this time taking on Korn's breakthrough nu-metal smash "Freak on a Leash." His take on the Follow the Leader single features 22 wide-ranging styles performed flawlessly by the chameleonic vocalist and musician, including dead-on impressions of Slayer, Nirvana, Ice Cube, Radiohead, NSYNC, Britney Spears and many more. He even channels the King of Pop himself, Michael Jackson, when diving into Jonathan Davis' iconic scat breakdown.
Mötley Crüe are also one of the styles with which Vincent covers "Freak on a Leash," a familiar landing spot for the YouTube creator. Last year, Vincent took his star beyond YouTube, appearing in Netflix's polarizing Crüe biopic The Dirt as Vince Neil replacement singer John Corabi. He also, shortly after the movie's premiere, turned his talents in his main endeavor in the direction of Crüe's mega-hit "Kickstart My Heart," which was, of course, inspired by Nikki Sixx's infamous near-death experience. Vincent reimagined the song in the styles of the Deftones, Devin Townsend, Ricky Martin, Red Hot Chili Peppers, the Prodigy (in memory of Keith Flint) and others; in perhaps the video's best moment, he flips cheekily between the "styles" of Greta Van Fleet and Led Zeppelin. You can watch that take below.
