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Drake performed his own version of Taylor Swift's Apple Music commercial singing none other than Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood" during the American Music Awards.

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The schtick begins with co-host Jay Pharoah in a blonde wig playing Taylor singing along to Drake and Future's track, "Jumpman," just like in the original commercial.

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Then Drizzy himself comes into the picture, and before you know it, he's switching off (Apple Music artist) Frank Ocean's Blondto get down to "Bad Blood."

Kick back, relax and wait for Katy Perry, Kanye West, Rihanna and everyone else making music in 2016 to respond.

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