These Listen to Your Heart Contestant Look-Alikes Are So Spot On, We Can't Look Away

Updated on April 20, 2020 at 6:00 PM

The Bachelor: Listen to Your Heart premiered on Monday night, and it left many fans with a case of déjà vu. The spinoff series, which is basically the perfect mashup of of Bachelor in Paradise and A Star Is Born, follows a group of single men and women who are singers or work in the music industry. Interestingly enough, many of the contestants actually look like famous musicians themselves. Let's be real, Ryan could pass as Shawn Mendes's brother. And let's not forget about all the Bachelor Nation doppelgängers like Trevor and Sheridan. Keep reading for more look-alikes from Listen to Your Heart ahead.

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Jamie Looks Like Madison Prewett From The Bachelor

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Sheridan Looks Like Leo From The Bachelorette

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Russell Looks Like Shawn From Boy Meets World

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Ryan Looks Like John Mayer

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Trevor Looks Like Derek Peth From The Bachelorette

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Sheridan Looks Like Jordan Cahill From Stuck in the Suburbs

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Matt Looks Like Matthew Ramsey

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These Listen to Your Heart Contestant Look-Alikes Are So Spot On, We Can't Look Away

Jamie Looks Like Madison Prewett From The Bachelor

Sheridan Looks Like Leo From The Bachelorette

Russell Looks Like Shawn From Boy Meets World

Ryan Looks Like John Mayer

Trevor Looks Like Derek Peth From The Bachelorette

Sheridan Looks Like Jordan Cahill From Stuck in the Suburbs

Matt Looks Like Matthew Ramsey

Ryan Looks Like Shawn Mendes

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