Zoella and Tanya Burr Pair Up For Christmas Videos, Are Too Adorable

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Let the most adorable duo of British YouTube mega stars--Zoe Sugg and Tanya Burr--serenade you into the Christmas season.

The pair sported their best Christmas sweater/jumper and ruby red lips in effort to get followers into the festive spirit for the first of December, and didn't disappoint with their holiday cheer.

One of Zoe's personal favorite things about this time of year is the music, so for her channel, she and Burr tested their knowledge of Christmas carols.

Jim, the DJ, played 10 seconds of a song, and Burr and Zoe took turns guessing the song title and who sings it.

Because it was funny and adorable, we'll give points to Burr for trying when she guessed a version of "Frosty the Snowman" was sung by Justin Bieber. (It's actually the Jackson Five.)

In the end, Zoe and Tanya were tied with twelve points each.

For the tie breaker, the first person to shout out the name of the song would win, and lucky Tanya took home the red glittery snowflake ornament by guessing "Let It Snow." Zoe and Burr also encouraged fans and followers to comment on the video with their favorite Christmas song.

Tanya Burr's channel also features a perfect pairing video, where Burr and Zoe go head-to-head in a Christmas knowledge quiz.

Things got pretty heated when they were asked to name all nine of Santa's reindeer, and things got hysterical when they had to answer a question about Nutcrackers. They also showed off their best Santa Claus impressions.

Once again, the challenge came down to a tie, and Zoe won a white glittery snowflake.

While Burr's competitive spirit left her a little bit of a sore loser, it's always fun and games with these two. "I think we both love Christmas just as much as we love each other," Zoe said.

The cute is almost too much to handle.

Watch both videos here: