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Justin Trudeau accepts P.K. Subban's #CanadaCarols challenge

Its on. Canadas prime minister has accepted a challenge from Montreal Canadiens star defenceman P.K. Subban to sing a Christmas carol for sick kids and post it on Twitter.

Canada's prime minister says he and wife Sophie are warming up their voices

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accepted P.K. Subban's Christmas singing challenge. "Sophie and I are warming up as we speak, he tweeted. (Adrian Wyld/Canadian Press)

It's on.

Canada's prime minister has accepted a challenge from Montreal Canadiens' stardefencemanP.K.Subbanto sing a Christmas carol for children in hospitaland post it on Twitter.

Subbanthrew the challenge his way on Thursday, via Twitter.

"Hey JustinTrudeau! You have great hair, but can you sing Jingle Bells?"Subbansaid in a tweet from inside the Bell Centre.

On Friday afternoon, the prime minister responded, saying he was going to make it a family affair.

"You're about to find out, P.K.Subban.Sophieand I are warming up as we speak," Trudeautweeted back.

Canadians immediately weighed in on social media.

The goal of the Subban-fronted campaign is to create a country-wide social media singalong to brighten up the holidays for kids at the Montreal Children's Hospital and other pediatrichospitals.

Earlier this year, Subban's foundation pledged $10 million to the Montreal Children's,and the new hospital named its atrium in his honour.