Christina Aguilera is every woman. It's all in her.
At least, that's what we believe after watching this clip from "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," in which DeGeneres challenges the 35-year-old singer and host of "The Voice" to a game of "Heads Up."
It goes down a bit like charades. DeGeneres holds up the name of a famous diva, and Aguilera is left to belt out a snippet of one of their greatest hits in order to clue the talk show host into their identity.
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Aguilera sure doesn't go easy on herself. When DeGeneres holds up Whitney Houston, Christina skips straight to the late singer's most famous, belt-y, intense line from the legendary 1992 cover of "And I Will Always Love You."
It's a pretty obvious clue, and DeGeneres guesses Houston's name almost immediately before going on to identifying Madonna, Beyoncé, Katy Perry and Rihanna, too.
But Lady Gaga gives Aguilera a run for her money.
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And Streisand became more of a test of DeGeneres' telepathic powers. Either way, we're entertained — and seriously wishing the buzzer hadn't gone off right as Celine Dion's name appeared.