Ariana Grande Did 9 Harry Potter Voices. Fans Can’t Pick a Favorite.

Ariana Grande shared a new promotional video for her beauty brand, R.E.M. Beauty, featuring a rapid series of Harry Potter character impressions, and the clip has drawn strong engagement online. In the video, posted to R.E.M.

Beauty’s TikTok and Instagram accounts to promote the brand’s new Blur Butter product, Grande moves through voices for Molly Weasley, Bellatrix Lestrange, Ron Weasley, Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, Severus Snape, Dobby, Moaning Myrtle, and, in a surprise final beat, Gryffindor Quidditch captain Oliver Wood.

Rather than simply performing the voices, Grande reworked several of the characters’ most recognizable lines into product jokes.

Molly Weasley’s famous line from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, “Not my daughter, you bitch,” became “Where’s my Blur Butter, you bitch?”

She gave a similar treatment to a Ron Weasley line from the first film, turning it into “Not me, not my Blur Butter.”

According to Yahoo Entertainment’s coverage of the clip, Grande also broke character partway through her Snape and Hermione impressions, laughing before finishing each one, which several outlets noted made the video feel spontaneous rather than tightly scripted.

The video has performed well by at least one measurable metric: EntertainmentNow reported the TikTok post had drawn nearly 2 million likes as of its writing.

Comments on the video and across social platforms have been largely positive. People reported fans writing things like “The moaning Myrtle, are you actually serious” and praising the impressions as “spot on.”

SuperHeroHype’s coverage cited additional comments, including “Her voice control is crazyyyy” and “Her Dobby impersonation is insaneeee.” Several commenters, cited across multiple outlets, suggested Grande could narrate a full Harry Potter audiobook given how distinctly she voiced each character, a suggestion made by fans in the comments rather than any confirmed industry discussion or announced project.

This isn’t the first time Grande’s impressions have circulated widely. She’s previously gone viral for impersonating celebrities including Celine Dion, Britney Spears, Miley Cyrus, Jennifer Coolidge, and Jennifer Lawrence, work that’s been featured in her Saturday Night Live appearances and other television spots over the years.

That existing reputation for vocal mimicry is part of why this video spread quickly among fans already familiar with her impression work, rather than something introduced for the first time here.

The video arrives while Grande continues her Eternal Sunshine Tour, which began in June and is scheduled to run through September 2026. R.E.M.

Beauty itself launched in 2021, and Grande has said in past interviews, including with Glamour UK, that the brand’s name references her 2018 song “R.E.M.” from the album Sweetener.

There’s no confirmed connection between this video and any actual audiobook, casting decision, or publishing project.

The fan suggestion that Grande narrate a Harry Potter audiobook is a comment-section reaction to her impressions, not an announced or discussed possibility from Warner Bros.

Pottermore, or any publisher. What’s confirmed is more specific and, on its own, still notable: a promotional beauty video built around eight distinct character voices drew strong engagement and added to Grande’s long-running reputation as one of pop music’s more well-known celebrity impressionists.

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