Anthony Vincent became a YouTube sensation when he covered Katy Perry's song, "Dark Horse," in 20 stylistic variations, with over 13 million views to date, as noted by Just Jared.

In his YouTube channel, Ten Second Songs, Vincent followed up on that performance with "Thriller", "Problem," and "In The End" by MJ, Ariana Grande, and Linkin' Park, and finally, "Talk Dirty" by Jason Derulo.

However, with Christmas coming, his latest hit is a cover of Mariah Carey's "All I want for Christmas Is You" also sung in 20 different ways by artists like Usher, John Legend, Blink 182, and Billy Joel. Oh, and Alvin and the Chipmunks as well.

According to Billboard, this song is a breath of fresh air: for those who love Christmas albums, this is "holiday music on steroids" and for those who want a new twist on an old song, it's completely different.

 Anthony has already earned himself over a million YouTube subscribers with his 20 style songs, and a collaboration with Linkin Park. The project, which began in March 2014 was a way for Vincent to promote his business on custom songs. He told Billboard, "In my attempt to promote the business for the first time, I created a Ten Second Songs YouTube account in March. The same day that I created the account, I uploaded Katy Perry's "Dark Horse" in 20 styles. What better way to promote this business then to show everything I can do in one shot in a popular song? And then it blew up, and here I am, a million and thirty-thousand subscribers later with 40 million views. I would have never predicted that."

He also added, "My goals for the last year were to get 3,000 subscribers for my band on YouTube. And here I am with that amount of subscribers for Ten Second Songs, which I would never have expected, and I've got close to 30,000 for the band."

Today, Vincent is working with Collective Digital Studios, who said that Anthony and his team have been a pleasure to work with. To note, a rep from Collective Digital said, "Anthony and his team have been a pleasure to work with since day one. There is very little respite as the guys put an enormous amount of effort into each video and are always planning ahead for the next release. Reaching one million subscribers in under eight months has been a huge achievement, as this milestone can generally take years to reach."

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What do you think of his cover for the classic Christmas song?