Moments Celebrities NAILED Impersonating Other Celebrities

When Celebrities Become Each Other: The Funniest Impersonations Ever

What happens when your favorite celebrity suddenly transforms into someone else—perfectly? From dead-on voice matches to impressions so bad they’re brilliant, these are the moments that had audiences laughing, cringing, and sometimes even fooled. Let’s dive into the funniest times celebrities impersonated each other.

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Jay Pharoah: The Chameleon

Jay Pharoah doesn’t just mimic—he transforms. His Jamie Foxx impression is so spot-on that even Fox himself had to laugh. And when Jay flips into Kevin Hart mode, voice pitched high and words coming fast, Kevin can’t help but lose it. Jay’s Eddie Murphy is uncanny, his Chris Rock flawless—he doesn’t just sound like them, he channels their energy.

Bill Hader: The Master of Many Faces

If you want to see an impression so good it confuses the real celebrity, look no further than Bill Hader’s Tom Cruise impression on live TV. It was like watching Tom Cruise possess his body. Then came Al Pacino—each voice, each mannerism, perfect. And his Arnold Schwarzenegger? One of the best ever, complete with a hilarious story.

Jim Carrey: The Human Soundboard

Jim Carrey can jump from Sylvester Stallone to Matthew McConaughey to Peewee Herman in seconds. He even nails Robin Williams, Chris Walken, and a Chinese leader mocking Trump’s wall idea. His impressions aren’t just funny—they’re legendary.

Ariana Grande: The Pop Star Impressionist

Ariana Grande isn’t just a pop icon—she’s a sneaky good impressionist. Her Hermione Granger, Jennifer Lawrence, and Jennifer Coolidge are so good, you almost forget who’s talking.

Florence Pugh & Chloe Fineman: The Next Generation

Florence Pugh’s cat impression is so realistic, it’s almost scary. Chloe Fineman is a walking catalog of celebrity voices—Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, Drew Barrymore, Meryl Streep, and even Julianne Moore’s crying.

Roasts & Face-Offs

Sometimes, celebs don’t just get imitated—they get roasted. Russell Brand confronted Jimmy Fallon for mocking his accent. Tracy Morgan cracked up when Eddie Murphy imitated him with a wild backstory.

Bradley Cooper: Surprisingly Good

Bradley Cooper is surprisingly great at Owen Wilson and Christopher Walken. He nails their distinctive sounds and mannerisms, leaving audiences in stitches.

Matt Friend: The Bold Impressionist

Matt Friend might be the boldest impressionist out there. He does impressions right in front of celebrities, giving them chills with how accurate he is.

Kevin Hart: Punchlines & Impressions

Kevin Hart isn’t just a master of punchlines—he’s got impressions in his back pocket too. His takes on Jack Black and others are hilarious.

Dwayne Johnson: Not-So-Perfect

Dwayne Johnson’s impressions aren’t his strong suit. His take on Emily Blunt’s British accent is awkward, and his Arnold Schwarzenegger sounds more like a GPS breaking down mid-sentence.

Ben Stiller & Tom Cruise: Twin Powers

Ben Stiller rolls in cosplaying as Tom Cruise, finishing his sentences in perfect sync. And did you know Tom Cruise’s favorite impression is Donald Duck? Who knew!

From viral voices to face-melting impressions, these celebrities proved they’ve got more than just one talent. But here’s the real question: Who nailed it best? Was it Jamie Foxx’s Tyson, Ariana’s Hermione, or maybe Chloe Fineman’s full Hollywood reel? Drop your favorite in the comments, and if you’ve got a celeb impression of your own, let’s hear it! And hey, don’t be surprised if your favorite celeb sees this and responds with an impression of you!