The Grinch reinterprets the covers of the most famous musical albums, bringing a touch of cynicism to Christmas

This year the Grinch it is back in fashion, to the point of having even conquered the world of music. The infamous hater of Christmas has in fact reinterpreted the famous album covers with a touch of cynicism. But who are the (un)lucky stars targeted by the Grinch?

From Sabrina Carpenter to Beyoncé, from Pink Floyd to Lauryn Hill, the Grinch spares no one! In Sabrina Carpenter’s album parody “Short n’ Sweet,” she poses with a red lipstick kiss on her cheek, lending an exquisitely malevolent edge to the singer’s pop aesthetic.

Do you remember the iconic light prism from Pink Floyd’s album “The Dark Side of the Moon”? In its place we find the silhouette of the Grinch’s face, from which rays of green light emerge.

While the engraving depicting Lauryn Hill in the album “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill” is replaced by her face, which seems to look at us with cynical malice.

What about Beyoncé’s “Lemonade” then? The singer’s fur is replaced by the more voluminous one of the Grinch.

If you share his anti-Christmas spirit, these cynicistic retellings will surely have won you over! Which is your favourite?

SOURCE: DesignTAXI news/drseuss