Songs I think the Glee characters would sing pt.1

As a huge Glee enthusiast, I often catch myself wondering what the iconic New Directions members would be singing if the show were still on air today. The original series was a masterclass in taking popular hits and giving them that unique Glee club twist, full of emotion, drama, and incredible harmonies. It's so much fun to imagine how their individual personalities and evolving storylines would translate into modern-day song choices! When putting together my fantasy Glee playlist, I really thought about each character's essence. Take the ambitious lead female, for instance – someone with a powerful voice and a flair for the dramatic. I picture her absolutely nailing a track like Sabrina Carpenter's "Busy Woman" or even the atmospheric vibes of Ariana Grande's "twilight zone." These songs capture that drive and inner reflection, perfect for a character always striving for the top, maybe even dealing with the pressures of fame or a demanding career. And for those moments of heartbreak or moving on, a track like Selena Gomez's "Call Me When You Break Up" could be a poignant, relatable anthem. Then there's the fierce, confident diva of the group, known for her sharp wit and even sharper vocals. She'd undoubtedly gravitate towards empowering, no-nonsense anthems. I can totally see her belting out Reneé Rapp's "Leave Me Alone" or the high-energy "Sports car" by Tate McRae. These modern pop hits perfectly embody that blend of strength, vulnerability, and undeniable stage presence that made certain Glee characters so captivating. Imagine the choreography! And let's not forget the male voices! For the more earnest, sensitive male lead, who often sang from the heart, a song like Charlie Puth's "One Call Away" would fit beautifully, showcasing his supportive and loving nature. Or perhaps for moments of introspection, something like Alex Warren's "Ordinary" could reflect his journey of self-discovery. Even a nostalgic, slightly melancholic tune from The Vamps' "Sad Song" could capture a quiet moment of reflection. For the male characters with a bit more edge or charisma, tracks from artists like Damiano David or TOMORROW X TOGETHER, known for their dynamic performances, would offer fantastic opportunities for show-stopping numbers. What truly made Glee special was how the songs weren't just covers; they were extensions of the characters' arcs and emotions. A song choice could tell a whole story, offer comfort, or ignite a new conflict. Imagining these modern hits within that framework breathes new life into the beloved characters. It's not just about what sounds good, but what truly resonates with their journey. What do you think? Which Glee character do you think would be all over Stacey Ryan's "Fall In Love Alone" or Jack & Jack's "No One Compares To You"? I'd love to hear your picks and see if we're on the same wavelength!