Sarah Michelle Gellar Throws Down In A ‘Princess Rap Battle’ As Cinderella

Cinderella has 99 problems and Belle is one! Sarah Michelle Gellar stars as Cinderella in a ‘Princess Rap Battle’ YouTube video that has recently gone viral. Click to watch the epic showdown here!

It’s a battle between a brunette and a blonde in this funny new YouTube video! Cinderella and Belle from Beauty and the Beast are fighting for the title of Disney’s most honorable damsel in distress. So who will win the crown of all crowns? Will it be the classic heroine, Cinderella (Sarah Michelle Gellar), or Belle (Whitney Avalon), the embodiment of beauty and brains!? You decide!

Sarah Michelle Gellar In Princess Rap Battle — She Stars As Cinderella

Watch out, Lily James! There’s a sassy new Cinderella who may steal your glass slipper!

We haven’t seen this snarky side of Sarah since Cruel Intentions, but we are so into it. Belle also brings the heat to this modern twist on pumpkins, princesses and palaces in the latest episode of YouTuber Whitney Avalon’s “Princess Rap Battle.” Overall, there is no shortage of wit or wigs in this insanely hilarious video.

Each lyric seems better than the previous one, but we selected some of our favorites from Cinderella:

Oh, I’m the one who’s shallow ‘cause your prince was really hairy?
The Beast was in the friend zone ‘til he gave you his library
Your points have no merit, you’re jealous, declare it
Like I’ve always said: if the shoe fits, wear it

Of course, leave it to the ultimate book worm, Belle, to retaliate with a clever comeback:

Your tale as old as time sets us back fifty years
Do your chores, clean the floors ‘til a man just appears
You’re shallow and obsessed with looks and how you’re dressed
You wanna live like Gaston? (Hmmm?) Please, be our guest

The video also features cameos from leading ladies of our favorite fairytales. Goldilocks, Buttercup, Little Red Riding Hood, and Pocahontas make cameos as backup dancers and sidekicks.

HollywoodLifers, we want to know who won this rap battle: Belle or Cinderella?

— Jordyn Shaffer