What I think....

(Skater).....should skate to.......(piece of soundtrack/music)

Shoma Uno- Les Mis, don't yell at me! I know that music is overused but it seems like it suits him based on his Nessun Dorma.

Elena Radionova- You Raised Me Up, cause she really pours her soul into her skating and skates out to the ends of the world and back each time (Jonny Weir's words).

Javier Fernandez- some 50s, 60s music, like Elvis, The Beatles etc, cause of his charisma.

Patrick Chan- Swan Lake, cause he is just so graceful like a swan (unlike Max Arron hehe).

Evgenia Medvedeva- Danse Macabre, lively piece that would bring Medvedeva's style of skating to life, just like in her free program 2016.

Denis Ten- El Tango De Roxanne, he just doesn't seem like a flowy type of skater whereas Tango requires sharpness that I feel he can pull off.

Satoko Miyahara- Ave Maria, her flows would be nice and able to be showed off.

Max Arron- Giselle, cause he can totally show off his powerful jumps and speed in this piece.

Ashley Wagner- Hello by Adele, just cause she can pull this off with a sass.

Yulia Lipnitskaya- Moon River, cause she has this delicateness in her skating that would suite this music choice.

Mao Asada- Salut D'amour, it just feels so Mao.

Yan Han- The Godfather

Tessa Virtue/ Scott Moir- Romeo and Juliet, I know their retired but they could be the perfect Romeo and Juliet

Misha Ge- Poeta, cause I love his hand movements and how he uses his whole body to engage the audience.

Nam Nguyen- Charlie Chaplin, cause he has that youthful spiciness :)

Nathan Chen- The Pink Panther, he can act and be so fun on the ice with unserious music, for example his Michael Jackson Medley.

Yuzuru Hanyu- Love Story, cause she can tell amazing love stories with his elegant skating, al la Romeo and Juliet.

Jeffrey Buttle- Right Here Waiting For You, cause I love his expression in his eyes.

Ross Miner- My Way, just cause he can rock that character.

Yuna Kim- Schindler's List, cause it's an expressive piece that she can portray so well, especially after you see her Les Mis.

Daisuke Takahashi- Chopin's Revolutionary Etude, he has the dramatism and expressiveness to pull it off.

I guess that's all for now...