Back when demons were terrifying, especially Azazel. He had a Freddy Krueger vibe, in how he was stalking Sam and all the other Special Children from when they were kids.
This character builds a huge hate for him to the fans, that is what makes him the best supervillain in the show and when dean kills him,it satisfies you a lot.
Everytime a new cringy villain was introduced in the lamer seasons it reminded me how fucking legendary Azazel was, without a doubt the best villain of the show.
I remember being in secondary school wstching SPN and being scared as f*ck when the first demons were introduced during the first seasons, specially Azazel and Lilith. Then, the show got lame and we had Crowly and other clowns instead of real villains.
@@DJ-tx3ux The horror/mystery aspects of Supernatural were the best, especially compared to all the comedy shit that started in Season 5 (I’m halfway through Season 7 right now so idk what the rest will have, late to the game I know)
One of the best castings in the whole series. Fredric Lehne felt like a freaking alien in early Supernatural, with his eerie microexpressions during dialogue and convincing presence as a thing that cannot be taken head-on. Azazel was 'scarier' than Chuck himself, change my mind.
the way he talks , moves his face while talking , those things make him captivating , mixed with playing with his food and actually giving sam and dean time , legendary character
In actual angelology, Azazel was a Watcher who also fell and taught humans how to wage war on each other, and also taught women how to create makeup to make themselves more attractive for men. He was later ousted as the scapegoat behind the fall of the Watchers and bound by Uriel in the desert forever.
Season 1 was the best. Close second was just seeing the plot of season 4 unfold and the hope we got to see something of John again. The rest was just enjoying the characters mingle in different scenarios.
Seasons 1,2,3 & 5 were the best. Also when Cain appeared in the serie. I would've been awesome if there where only demons and scary things, not angels and corny things
HypieTV is correct, but it's also deeper than that. Azazel is a Prince of Hell. There's Knights, Princes and then Lillith the First Demon. They were considered generals of Lucifer's armies who were all subject to Lillith. Princes of Hell were devout worshippers of Lucifer - they believed Lucifer was absolutely right in destroying mankind in entirety to preserve the Earth. Though Azazel's personal beliefs on this matter aren't known, as he was hiding much of his intentions from Sam and Dean and thus the audience - ultimately his entire creation of Demon Blood Psychics was part of the plot to get Sam to break the last seal by killing Lillith. Lillith was somewhat surprised by this, likely feeling some betrayal by Lucifer, and this may have been part of Azazel's plan all along, setting up Lillith for the fall by orchestrating the destruction of that seal personally. That seal was absolutely the most complex, and became his personal fixation - the rest it seems the angels and regular demons were orchestrating. Regardless of Azazel's beliefs in Lucifer, his agenda was to release him and his actions suggest either a want or need for Lucifer to be released. Given Azazel's cavalier attitude, and a few key lines, we can infer Azazel at least empathized with Lucifer greatly. During John Winchester's negotiation of Dean's revival, and his subsequent interment in Hell, Azazel makes a very telling passing comment. "Oh John you're a sentimentalist, if only Sam and Dean knew how much their daddy loved them." And he halts here, really landing the point. HypieTV's original point stands here too - Azazel cared for his children greatly, and for their death he did seek vengeance - but cruel capricious vengeance. Not content with John's life, he took his soul, and persecuted the boys... he went to kill Dean the moment the Hell Gates were open, and he continued to manipulate Sam into ruin... but it's very telling that he was able to achieve this. Azazel was notoriously vindictive to a fault - he killed Mary Winchester just for walking in on him despite the fact that she posed no threat to him, and like Dagon, he was absolutely merciless. Yet he managed to stick to a plan so well that even in his death it was completed. This is key. The symbolism is fathers-and-children. Lucifer's primary anger is at God, i.e. Chuck. The symmetry here is key. Azazel is a good father - which stands with Lucifer's belief. Lucifer believed Chuck had wronged Angel-kind by creating Humanity and prioritizing them, and letting them ruin what was otherwise a beautiful planet and world. Lucifer rejected Chuck and considered a great indignity - something that they almost never got over. Azazel's agenda is revealed here to be coincident with Lucifer's in regards to fathers and children. The big telling moment is just before his death. Azazel is overmatched by John Winchester escaping hell and he is pulled out of the body he's possessing. At this point he could easily have escaped to freedom - except he goes back into the body, being surprised by Dean Winchester and the Colt. He took a major risk here and it leads to his death - why? To kill Dean Winchester, and get revenge for his lost children. Azazel's attachment, and pride, in his children tells everything you need to know. He believed in their superiority - something that Chuck never did for Lucifer. His overconfidence led to one of their deaths, and Meg's exorcism, and ultimately to his own death when he prioritized revenge over his own life. This suggests his belief in Lucifer was quite devout. He bought Lucifer's story of being betrayed by God, and thus campaigned against him for thousands of years on Lucifer's behalf, orchestrating his return. For reference, here's the line I'm talking about. Oh, one last note - Azazel's character is a bit revealed, a bit, by his favoritism towards Sam. During the trials where Psychics were turning against one another, Azazel stacked the deck by giving Sam a dream, a dream which answered a lot of his questions and armed him for the situation that was coming. It was revealed he also visited other psychics dreams, "stirring the pot" but he reveals much to Sam and his favoritism of him is likely sincere. He mentions, "you caught me in a charitable mood"... he very likely favored Sam and considered some fatherly kinship with him. One thing to note, Meg and his "son" were in title only, we're not aware if they are his biological children, or demonic children. Psychic ability is often created in people by feeding them Demon blood in youth, and they often "burn out" because of this power, it's risky. His "son" they kill demonstrated telekinetic ability - which might mean Azazel's "child" was actually one who shared his blood, but he might not have been the biological parent of the original demon. This is quite likely as noted by his near-sentimental treatment of Sam. The "I'm rooting for you!" speeches seem quite sincere despite being totally against his grain. He killed Mary Winchester and Jessica to "toughen him up" and while twisted, it's very likely he did this out of a sincere need to do so, whereas the other Psychics that were created seemed to have not received this treatment and were largely oblivious to their demonic heritage entirely and had few incidents involving Azazel. This is speculation mind you - there is a character who mentions Azazel was devout, I can't remember her name, but Dean gets trapped with her in a crypt sometime after Azazel's death. She explains that there's a "Demon Bible" she follows. That would explain more, I just can't find it. OH! I forgot one other major thing. Sam's entire life is being orchestrated by demons - this is revealed while he's possessed by Lucifer during the last showdown. His teachers, his prom date, everybody. Azazel was part of this - he's aware that Sam was shopping for wedding rings for Jessica. This suggests his tab-keeping on Sam is INTENSELY deep - this may not have been orchestrated by Azazel (perhaps Ruby) but it does suggests Sam's "grooming" was way beyond what Azazel ever suggested in conversation. There's a good chance Azazel's orchestration of Sam's life was incredibly nuanced, to near obsession. /watch?v=7BtdILcQcVI 4:00 6:50
We know that Azazel is one of the princes of hell but my theory with it is that he was one of the fallen or the Grigori that lost his grace the main reason I have that belief is in the book of Enoch he's mentioned as the leader of the fallen Angels one of them that Lucifer took with him and sined by laying with mortal women creating the nephilim
Wow, Who Could Have Guessed Lilith Literally Would Not Score A Single Point During This Match 😐💀 “Oh My, I’m Shocked By This, Unforeseen Turn Of Events”
Eveline221 no problem it’s just the others are quite minor I’ll list them: 1.when he’s in the shadows early on 2. When he contacts lucifer 3. Deans vision
1:28 if your expecting the answer to be not well or angry seeking vengeance to undo the wrongs that occured or like me feel nothing and just look at this as some mathematical measurements of an injury limited by categorical complexity like relationship complexity structural complexity or conditional changes that disrupted the organization of normal biological processes that somehow may result in death or complications of the self being conscious
when azazel was shot by the colt in one second he showed his demon face a decaying skull and when he was pulled out by his vessel we see a black decaying skull
Lilith would've stayed in Hell, with Azazel dead and the Colt hidden again in a safe place the plans to spring Lucifer fail/got delayed for a couple decades at least.
I would give anything to be Azazel and have the power of all of hell behind me....I would prove to this world that hell does infact exist by opening doors all over the world and allowing things to come out of them that would make Freddy Kruger look like a Cub-scout
i dont get it. If Dean and Sam were never hunters Sam and Dean would have said yes to Michael and Lucifer. They never explain why Azazel made them hunters.
What? Azazel didn't make them hunters,John did. Azazel needed Sam to be ready and oiled up to be the general,which is why he killed Jessica,he literally explains how he needed Sam on the road in this very video.
@@fenrizwolfbroodx5322 Dude you just disagreed with me and then agreed with me again. There wasnt any reason to kill his mom or Jessica other than "they get in the way for my plans I have for you." He made Sam a hunter on purpose. That much was very clear. He even says so in Sam's dream at the end of season 2 "I want you Sammy, youre well- trained..."
@@grantwalter2243 He killed his mom because she interrupted,and Jessica to rile Sam up. Yes,he had plans for him,but he had no part in the actual shaping of Sam and Dean as hunters. Also why do you think that if they weren't hunters they'd just say yes to these random celestials who want to possess them? It makes no sense.
@@fenrizwolfbroodx5322 because everyone else did. If I didnt believe in anything supernatural and a couple ANGELS told me they needed me to save the world then I would say "yes." Also, yes Azazel wanted Sam to be a hunter. Thats why he also killed Jessica. If he didnt want him to be a hunter he wouldve killed John and Dean when Sam was a kid and secured him or something.
Still one of best character in the show.
Back when demons were terrifying, especially Azazel. He had a Freddy Krueger vibe, in how he was stalking Sam and all the other Special Children from when they were kids.
He used to scare the living shit out of me when I was little
Angels and demons can interact with people in their dreams.
@@kryoruleroftheninthcircleo4151 yep it's called Dream-Walking
Back when that show was awesome ❤
After the end of the fifth season, it was done.
Best Antagonist in Supernatural, for me.
Only topped by Lucifer when played by Mark Pelegríno
This character builds a huge hate for him to the fans, that is what makes him the best supervillain in the show and when dean kills him,it satisfies you a lot.
Would've been great to have both at the same time.
Best ever
@@katakurifan5213 Lucifer wasn’t all that good. He was quite cringe for a villain I must say
Everytime a new cringy villain was introduced in the lamer seasons it reminded me how fucking legendary Azazel was, without a doubt the best villain of the show.
Of course. First one got written very well as always.
Besides Azael was at the time when Supernatural had more of a horror.
I’d say Season 5 Lucifer tops him, but I can see why you’d put Azazel first.
I remember being in secondary school wstching SPN and being scared as f*ck when the first demons were introduced during the first seasons, specially Azazel and Lilith.
Then, the show got lame and we had Crowly and other clowns instead of real villains.
@@DJ-tx3ux The horror/mystery aspects of Supernatural were the best, especially compared to all the comedy shit that started in Season 5 (I’m halfway through Season 7 right now so idk what the rest will have, late to the game I know)
@@adriantorresrodriguez4208Atleast Crowley was charismatic and fun to watch though🤷🏻
You can tell how much fun the guy who plays Azazel is having and it makes every scene with his so enjoyable
Azazel, Alister, Meg, Lilith, Crowley, Death, Lucifer, The Horseman. Supernatural has had many great written enemies to the series.
One of the best castings in the whole series. Fredric Lehne felt like a freaking alien in early Supernatural, with his eerie microexpressions during dialogue and convincing presence as a thing that cannot be taken head-on. Azazel was 'scarier' than Chuck himself, change my mind.
He’s such a good character
Azazel! One of the only monsters to truly terrify me on the show other than death himself! And to find out there were FOUR princes of hell...
I was just thinking how terrifying it would be if you were under his control FR.
I was more terrified of Azazel and Lilith than Lucifer lol
Lucifer was somewhat scary and cool in s5, but now he’s a puppy in the later seasons
genuinely the most intimidating villain in the show.
The Kripke era is so fucking good.
Azazel is evil and all, but man he has style, and confidence.
the way he talks , moves his face while talking , those things make him captivating , mixed with playing with his food and actually giving sam and dean time , legendary character
He's always been one of my top spn villains. Also the way he moves his eyes when he talks is just pure excellence, what a perfectly executed role.
I like how supernatural focused on side stories, and eventually every few episodes the main story would be about hunting Azazel.
That negan voice dammmmn
Dammit Rick I made your family spaghetti!!!
I really want him to come back even if it’s AU!Azazel
Best demon in Supernatural 🎉
In actual angelology, Azazel was a Watcher who also fell and taught humans how to wage war on each other, and also taught women how to create makeup to make themselves more attractive for men. He was later ousted as the scapegoat behind the fall of the Watchers and bound by Uriel in the desert forever.
Reckon he taught them about breast implants too?
@@notforsaletoday1895 lol
Azazel was honest to God terrifying.
Other villains were big and powerful and villanous.
But Azazel was terrifying whenever he is in an episode.
8:02 lmao I love this guy
You know Lilith and Alister and even abandon all were affected by holy water but good old yellow eyes isn't so maybe he is the most powerful demon
Well yeah,,, he's a prince of hell isn't he?
@@madisyn7500 yes but when it comes to demons it's rather hard to tell because unlike angels they don't have a chain
@@EveryoneElseIsWeirdImNormal what do you mean by a chain?
@@madisyn7500 chain of command
@@EveryoneElseIsWeirdImNormal that doesn't make much sense in this context but aight lmao
“Oh John I’m offended don’t you trust me “
Season 1 was the best. Close second was just seeing the plot of season 4 unfold and the hope we got to see something of John again.
The rest was just enjoying the characters mingle in different scenarios.
1 through 5 was peak Supernatural, 6 through 8 were the after-party and everything else afterwards was crap IMO.
Seasons 1,2,3 & 5 were the best. Also when Cain appeared in the serie.
I would've been awesome if there where only demons and scary things, not angels and corny things
supernatural was a great tv show azazel was a great villain
The fact that Azazel possessed Tessa, who was a Reaper makes him a much of a better antagonist than Chuck, at least for me.
"What are you and god gonna do??"
Thank u for this video
No problem =)
His eyes appear to be orange and green sometimes...
is it just me or did he feel more demonic and evil than lucifer himself , he would have been better as lucifer
azazel is considered as the devil himself like he is the demon who ruled hell for the longest time
I am curious what he meant by saying his cause his justice. I would like to understand his story about that.
sam and dean killed his son and exorcised his daughter
HypieTV is correct, but it's also deeper than that.
Azazel is a Prince of Hell. There's Knights, Princes and then Lillith the First Demon. They were considered generals of Lucifer's armies who were all subject to Lillith. Princes of Hell were devout worshippers of Lucifer - they believed Lucifer was absolutely right in destroying mankind in entirety to preserve the Earth. Though Azazel's personal beliefs on this matter aren't known, as he was hiding much of his intentions from Sam and Dean and thus the audience - ultimately his entire creation of Demon Blood Psychics was part of the plot to get Sam to break the last seal by killing Lillith.
Lillith was somewhat surprised by this, likely feeling some betrayal by Lucifer, and this may have been part of Azazel's plan all along, setting up Lillith for the fall by orchestrating the destruction of that seal personally. That seal was absolutely the most complex, and became his personal fixation - the rest it seems the angels and regular demons were orchestrating. Regardless of Azazel's beliefs in Lucifer, his agenda was to release him and his actions suggest either a want or need for Lucifer to be released.
Given Azazel's cavalier attitude, and a few key lines, we can infer Azazel at least empathized with Lucifer greatly.
During John Winchester's negotiation of Dean's revival, and his subsequent interment in Hell, Azazel makes a very telling passing comment.
"Oh John you're a sentimentalist, if only Sam and Dean knew how much their daddy loved them."
And he halts here, really landing the point.
HypieTV's original point stands here too - Azazel cared for his children greatly, and for their death he did seek vengeance - but cruel capricious vengeance. Not content with John's life, he took his soul, and persecuted the boys... he went to kill Dean the moment the Hell Gates were open, and he continued to manipulate Sam into ruin... but it's very telling that he was able to achieve this.
Azazel was notoriously vindictive to a fault - he killed Mary Winchester just for walking in on him despite the fact that she posed no threat to him, and like Dagon, he was absolutely merciless. Yet he managed to stick to a plan so well that even in his death it was completed.
This is key.
The symbolism is fathers-and-children. Lucifer's primary anger is at God, i.e. Chuck. The symmetry here is key. Azazel is a good father - which stands with Lucifer's belief. Lucifer believed Chuck had wronged Angel-kind by creating Humanity and prioritizing them, and letting them ruin what was otherwise a beautiful planet and world. Lucifer rejected Chuck and considered a great indignity - something that they almost never got over. Azazel's agenda is revealed here to be coincident with Lucifer's in regards to fathers and children. The big telling moment is just before his death. Azazel is overmatched by John Winchester escaping hell and he is pulled out of the body he's possessing.
At this point he could easily have escaped to freedom - except he goes back into the body, being surprised by Dean Winchester and the Colt. He took a major risk here and it leads to his death - why?
To kill Dean Winchester, and get revenge for his lost children. Azazel's attachment, and pride, in his children tells everything you need to know. He believed in their superiority - something that Chuck never did for Lucifer. His overconfidence led to one of their deaths, and Meg's exorcism, and ultimately to his own death when he prioritized revenge over his own life.
This suggests his belief in Lucifer was quite devout. He bought Lucifer's story of being betrayed by God, and thus campaigned against him for thousands of years on Lucifer's behalf, orchestrating his return.
For reference, here's the line I'm talking about.
Oh, one last note - Azazel's character is a bit revealed, a bit, by his favoritism towards Sam. During the trials where Psychics were turning against one another, Azazel stacked the deck by giving Sam a dream, a dream which answered a lot of his questions and armed him for the situation that was coming. It was revealed he also visited other psychics dreams, "stirring the pot" but he reveals much to Sam and his favoritism of him is likely sincere. He mentions, "you caught me in a charitable mood"... he very likely favored Sam and considered some fatherly kinship with him.
One thing to note, Meg and his "son" were in title only, we're not aware if they are his biological children, or demonic children. Psychic ability is often created in people by feeding them Demon blood in youth, and they often "burn out" because of this power, it's risky. His "son" they kill demonstrated telekinetic ability - which might mean Azazel's "child" was actually one who shared his blood, but he might not have been the biological parent of the original demon. This is quite likely as noted by his near-sentimental treatment of Sam. The "I'm rooting for you!" speeches seem quite sincere despite being totally against his grain. He killed Mary Winchester and Jessica to "toughen him up" and while twisted, it's very likely he did this out of a sincere need to do so, whereas the other Psychics that were created seemed to have not received this treatment and were largely oblivious to their demonic heritage entirely and had few incidents involving Azazel.
This is speculation mind you - there is a character who mentions Azazel was devout, I can't remember her name, but Dean gets trapped with her in a crypt sometime after Azazel's death. She explains that there's a "Demon Bible" she follows. That would explain more, I just can't find it.
OH! I forgot one other major thing. Sam's entire life is being orchestrated by demons - this is revealed while he's possessed by Lucifer during the last showdown. His teachers, his prom date, everybody. Azazel was part of this - he's aware that Sam was shopping for wedding rings for Jessica. This suggests his tab-keeping on Sam is INTENSELY deep - this may not have been orchestrated by Azazel (perhaps Ruby) but it does suggests Sam's "grooming" was way beyond what Azazel ever suggested in conversation. There's a good chance Azazel's orchestration of Sam's life was incredibly nuanced, to near obsession.
/watch?v=7BtdILcQcVI
4:00
6:50
@@BigMac8000 Damn bro you wrote a whole essay.
@@BigMac8000 One thing though I think Lilith already knew she was gonna die since Ruby told Sam she and Lilith knew for like the entirety of season 4.
nothing but respect for the best BBEG of spn
We know that Azazel is one of the princes of hell but my theory with it is that he was one of the fallen or the Grigori that lost his grace the main reason I have that belief is in the book of Enoch he's mentioned as the leader of the fallen Angels one of them that Lucifer took with him and sined by laying with mortal women creating the nephilim
Wow, Who Could Have Guessed Lilith Literally Would Not Score A Single Point During This Match 😐💀
“Oh My, I’m Shocked By This, Unforeseen Turn Of Events”
Cinematic gold.
He still makes me piss myself even after 5 years of seeing the first episode
I'll put azazel against any demon in the later seasons any day no competition
I think you missed a few such as the vision dean has but other wise well done
Donald Tusk damn yes I did 😂😂😫
Eveline221 no problem it’s just the others are quite minor I’ll list them:
1.when he’s in the shadows early on
2. When he contacts lucifer
3. Deans vision
@@donaldtusk2678 yesss and when dean goes back into the past with possessed granpapi
jdm:s inner negan is showing :D
"What is dead, should stay dead" - NOT the motto of Supernatural :D
Wish he did a scene with Lucifer and the other villains
Why did Azazel want John’s soul? Why did it seem like Azazel want his soul more than anything.
@@gigibadawy5097 break the first seal but he was too stronged willed
Neegan was so different back then
Why did Azazel want John’s soul? Why did it seem like Azazel want his soul more than anything.
Knew to much/to big of a threat.
Also to break the first the seal
Why not? John has an exceptionally strong soul
To break the first seal
@@samuelprototype was John one of the 66 seals? I didn’t remember that but probably have to rewatch it then
@@walterwhite8649 The first seal was a good man committing evil in hell or something like that
1:28 if your expecting the answer to be not well or angry seeking vengeance to undo the wrongs that occured or like me feel nothing and just look at this as some mathematical measurements of an injury limited by categorical complexity like relationship complexity structural complexity or conditional changes that disrupted the organization of normal biological processes that somehow may result in death or complications of the self being conscious
Azazel better appear in final season
:(
Fun fact the guy that plays azazel is also the bloke that gets covered in goo at the beginning of the first mib flick
Azazel was hands down the BEST villain no matter which actor played him. Then Alistair.....Lucifer is shit not gonna lie...
when azazel was shot by the colt in one second he showed his demon face a decaying skull and when he was pulled out by his vessel we see a black decaying skull
Why did Azazel want John’s soul? Why did it seem like Azazel want his soul more than anything.
@@gigibadawy5097 souls is power for demons
John and Samuel played the best Azazel in my opinion.
I like that
oh come on, you left out that kick-ass colt scene?
NONNO ♥️
I wonder how the story would've played out if Sam actually obeyed his dad and shot him and Azazel? 🤔
Lilith would've stayed in Hell, with Azazel dead and the Colt hidden again in a safe place the plans to spring Lucifer fail/got delayed for a couple decades at least.
@@nahortesfaldet2313no one would free lucifer azazel was the king of hell for decade he was the most loyal the lucifer
Jeffrey Dean Morgan is always great!
Copyright Act of 1976 is 46yrs Old before the internet But Still Applies!?..
I’m planning to talk to Him the stories I heard is that he loves chocolates with caramel and teaches Makeup and I come back to this 😂
Hola debieran poner las partes en español soy de chile
Was azazel the
Go and bind Azazel hand and foot
John winchesters azreal is the best version on the show
*Azazel, Azrael is an angel
I would give anything to be Azazel and have the power of all of hell behind me....I would prove to this world that hell does infact exist by opening doors all over the world and allowing things to come out of them that would make Freddy Kruger look like a Cub-scout
Stephen LaMar dude your fucking crazy
WTF.
Cern is doing that for you.
Word dog, fr
Who's a big boy, You're a big boy
i dont get it. If Dean and Sam were never hunters Sam and Dean would have said yes to Michael and Lucifer. They never explain why Azazel made them hunters.
What? Azazel didn't make them hunters,John did. Azazel needed Sam to be ready and oiled up to be the general,which is why he killed Jessica,he literally explains how he needed Sam on the road in this very video.
@@fenrizwolfbroodx5322 Dude you just disagreed with me and then agreed with me again. There wasnt any reason to kill his mom or Jessica other than "they get in the way for my plans I have for you." He made Sam a hunter on purpose. That much was very clear. He even says so in Sam's dream at the end of season 2 "I want you Sammy, youre well- trained..."
@@grantwalter2243 He killed his mom because she interrupted,and Jessica to rile Sam up. Yes,he had plans for him,but he had no part in the actual shaping of Sam and Dean as hunters. Also why do you think that if they weren't hunters they'd just say yes to these random celestials who want to possess them? It makes no sense.
@@fenrizwolfbroodx5322 because everyone else did. If I didnt believe in anything supernatural and a couple ANGELS told me they needed me to save the world then I would say "yes." Also, yes Azazel wanted Sam to be a hunter. Thats why he also killed Jessica. If he didnt want him to be a hunter he wouldve killed John and Dean when Sam was a kid and secured him or something.
@@grantwalter2243 Bruh why would Sam say yes to the Devil??? Also why would Azazel want Dean to say yes to Michael? It makes no sense.
Terrible cuts
left kout its made mostly for editing, and full scenes get copyrighted 😊
Kill Azazel. Dont let him ruin ur Life.
Azazel is false promise maker and scumbag and no brother of mine