I feel like Disney still has the *potential* to reach its renaissance highs. I think the main problem is that the executives are pushing all of its products into safe mediocrity. If they just let their creative teams run free with their original ideas, then I feel like disney can become a good studio again
Unless a massive shakeup happens in the Company (one is long overdue by now) Or are you referring to how Frollo and Scar were just so iconic (more than Ursula, Jafar and Hades) that no other Disney/Animated/Anykind of Villain will never be as twisted as those two from back-to-back movies who both went down in flames (nobody gives 💩 💩 about Ratcliffe and Pocahontas, TLK and HOND are consecutive movies)
Honestly, Frozen would've worked better if Anna fell out in love with Hans, the kiss fails, and Hans, desperate to save Arrendale as people are on the verge of death, decides that killing Elsa is his only option left. He apologetically tells Anna this and tries to keep her warm in her last moments before he goes to kill her sister. Have the circumstances make him an antagonist rather than have that stupid twist.
@@mr.stuffdoer8483 Same thing, Anna goes to save her by sacrificing herself and freezes. The only exception is that Hans seems genuinely upset and hurt by this instead of being typical twist villain.
@@mr.stuffdoer8483 Anna. She still leaves the room to find Kristoff, Elsa stops the storm because Hans tells her that she's either dead or dying (which he actually believes this time) and Anna catches the blade before a tearful Hans could kill her. The story doesn't have to change that much while keeping prior characterization.
I figured something like, the kiss fails. The Duke tries to kill Elsa and Anna saves her. Then at the end Anna and Hans realize that they just met and have some growing up to do.
Frollo is not only the best Disney villain... but is also the scariest. His goal is not gain world domination... but ti rid of all the sin in the world.
When I found out what Frollo was actually singing about I was absolutely disgusted. Not only was he committing genocide to wipe out the gypsies (whom he deemed impure), but escalated it to get rid of his want for Esmeralda. What the hekk!!!
Its not just that he wants to get rid of sin, its that he wants to get rid of it but he is clearly no better and even worse than the people he claims to be evil
The sin in the world to his own point of view, which clearly is an extremist one. Any kind of people wishing to "purify" the world as they'd like to be is acting like an extremist most of time, whatever the cause they claim to defend, actually...
Ridding the world of sin isn't inherently evil to do, it's just an impossible thing to do, for humans. Only God has the power and authority! We're misguided so we'll end up doing evil things claiming we're cleansing the world
Typically in a Disney movie, the main hero has an “I want” song while the villain has an “I am” song. An example of an “I want” song is “When will my reflection show” from Mulan. An example of an “I am” song is “Gaston” from beauty and the beast. The thing that makes Judge Claude Frollo unique is that he’s one of the only Disney villains to have an “I want” song rather than a “I am” song. This sets him apart from other Disney villains. He is arguably the darkest Disney villain in one of the darkest Disney stories. On top of that, Hellfire is a well composed song in general.
"Friends of the other side" really is the perfect spiritual sequel of "Poor unfortunate souls". I'm kinda disapointed that "My llullaby" isn't in the list, i know that it comes from a sequel but is a very metal song by Disney standars and Zira is a pretty cool villain.
@@moon4236 Unpopular opinion but I'm actually not a huge fan of that song. It certainly doesn't beat out Be Prepared in my eyes. I think it's a good song but that it could have been done better is all.
@@in_worldofmyown I mean it's hard to beat Be Prepared as a villain song anyway. I find My Lullaby to be really catchy but as a villain song, it captures Ziras personality, goals and ambitions and overall the song is just really disturbing for a kids movie which is fitting for a villain like her
@@bulbasaurkindahawtngl2345 Valid points. I might need to actually give the song another listen but I think the thing that bothered me was how some of the lines were given with high notes being at the cost of making her sound more menacing. Maybe that's just for the better of the song though, now that I'm saying it. Yeah, I just listened again to it and have the same thoughts. The only problem it seems to me is the actors delivery.
Scar’s scene where he posts on the high cliff as Hitler and his fellow hyenas marching is phenomenal. Really show off his dictator look, wanting to show off that he would make things better, but end up making things worse.
If the original Lion King was being made by modern Disney, "Be Prepared" would be peppy, upbeat and nonthreatening because that's the "safe" choice, and the justification would be something like "But Scar wants the hyenas to like him, so of course he's gonna act cheerful and happy!"
@@matityaloran9157 No it wouldn't. The live action remake completely butchered "Be Prepared" in it's own way, but it still made it menacing and harsh, because it was forced to do so by the existence of the original song. But if an original version of "Be Prepared" DIDN'T already exist, modern Disney wouldn't do that. They'd go with the "cheery and upbeat" route.
There's a reason why I always say Frollo is the scariest Disney villain. He thinks all his actions are justified, no matter how cruel and inhumane they are. And Hellfire, as you said truly embodies that idea. He blames everyone but himself because he thinks he's above everyone else and is absolved of all blame. Truly a masterclass of a villain.
Aside from Hellfire, which I agree deserves the top spot, Friends on the Other Side is my favorite Disney villian song. It's soo catchy yet dark at the same time. The song is about giving into your wants. Dr. Facilier is established to be someone who gave into his want for power by becoming a voodoo bokor. He is convincing Navine and Lawrence to do the same, but of course tricking them for his own gain. It was a great way to get the audience to both hate and love his character as a villian, which is exactly how it should be.
Frolo is probably the best one due to the beautiful scenery and amazing voice. Plus the small break to show he's obsessed and doubles down on his hunt. Scar is such a great song to build up his rise to power. Be prepared indeed. Tangled mother knows best I feel is underated. It's a slight mix of ego and warning so subtle yet so direct. Jefar in both tearing down alladin while also getting everything he wants is how a villain should be acting at their peak.
The Gaston song was a good villain song where the villain is praised and adored by the people. We expect the characters to hate him but they actually love him.
To be fair he is hardly a villain, moreso a pushy antagonist, think about it, he tried saving the girl he loved from (in his eyes) a huge goliath monster
@@LTD538 Gaston is really sexist pig hes basically a more intelligent Zapp. Belle also told Gaston , her father and everyone else how nice and non malicious the Beast is . The Beast also let Belle go to save her father not caring what his curse will do to him now . The village is not rational maybe the mothers mut if you pay attention they also sang " We dont like what we dont understand " And again theres the fact Gaston fought dirty against the Beast. If Gaston wasnt a villain then why was he in House of Villsins or the main villain in the Disney princess lego special. They only way for it to ge a misunderstand is if it was set up in a manner similar to Brother bear
@@LTD538I totally agree, he only thing he did wrong was blackmailing Belle into marrying him by threatening to sent her father to the insane asylum. Since Maurice did say the Beast locked her in a dungeon, Gaston probably thought Belle was crazy. Since from his perspective she’s fallen in love with a beast who imprisoned her.
Disney Villain songs always end up being my favorites in most Disney movies. That or sidekick characters songs. My favorites are Poor Unfortunate Souls, HellFire and Be Prepared.
As a fan of Disney TVA, I would like to contribute a few honourable mentions. One: ‘It’s Gonna Get Weird’, an unused song intended for Bill Cipher in the Gravity Falls episode ‘Weirdmageddon Pt.1’, which was written by the one and only Neil Cicierega. Two: ‘My Evil Dreams’ from the Sofia The First episode ‘Day of the Sorcerers’, a full-blown rock ballad sung by the show’s (morally conflicted) antagonist, Cedric, which is also more of an ‘I Want’ song rather than the ‘I Am’ song typical of most Disney villains. Just *trust me* on this one.
Bro, I just thought of My Evil Dreams! I loved Cedric’s developing story, and that song hit really hard revelling the core of the character. I’d even say it was his peak of the development and realisation.
I haven't heard of the second one, but I really wish we could have gotten a fully animated Bill Cipher singing "It's Gonna Get Weird" that would have been so cool
@@crimsong8068 well that would have made it a bit better because villains are supposed to be menacing. Back in the day they were. Nowadays they are just jerks, bullies & annoying.
I add onto what you said regarding Gaston and Mob Song. The latter is the true villain song of the film where Gaston’s true colors show and he is all out villain. Whereas with the former it more his praises being sung and having his ego soothed.
To dunk on wish's bad songs more, "throw caution at every warning sign" means being cautious at every warning sign. Im sure what they WANTED to say was throw away caution at every warning sign. If they had just changed 'at' to 'away', the song would have made more sense.
The lyrics are pop lyrics, which are pretty commonly weird, nonsensical and/or incorrectly phrased. It's about getting the jist, not surviving a grammar test. "Set fire to the rain" makes no sense but we know what Adele means. It's fine if you don't like that they went pop for this movie's soundtrack and wanted musical theater, but it's not bad writing - that's the style they chose.
The longer I think about it, the longer I feel like AI completely wrote the songs. I know two pop artists allegedly wrote them, but who knows at this point.
In the case of Love Is an Open Door a darker reprise would have done a better job when Anna learns the truth. Fans even created something like this. Too bad it's not Disney.
I heard a rumor in another video that a Hunchback live-action was being considered, but stalled out because the suits wanted to *_remove_* Hellfire. Not change, _remove._ And the guy who would've been in charge of remaking it put his foot down and said something along the lines of, "Do we make Hunchback without Hellfire? NO."
You forgot “Trust Me” from the snake Kaa from the Jungle Book, “The Siamese Cat Song” from Lady and the Tramp, “Savages” from Governor Ratcliffe from Pocahontas, and “The Elegant Captain Hook” from Peter Pan, along with a few villain songs in the DVD sequels like “My Lullaby” and “Like a Million”. And when you explained uncounted songs that were sang by other characters like in the Headless Horseman, you should have mentioned Hades (Gospel truth) and the Queen of Hearts (Painting the roses red). And could you please have mentioned “It’s our house now” from Mickey’s House of Villains special at least once?
@@despinasgarden.4100 yes, but he mentioned that in his official ranking, but he only showed one example of what songs are sang by other non villains when explaining what wouldn’t make the cut when he could have mentioned a few more examples.
Unfortunately, “The Siamese Cat Song” would be at the bottom due to it being and the cats singing it being a product of the racism and stereotyping of ethnic minorities like Asians and Native Americans during the 50s.
Scar is probably one of my favorites villains of Disney( I mean everyone loves a good villain).Every villain has a thing that I hate and I love it because(obviously) they are villains, Frollo is cold and thinks he is the hero, Scar is Scar, Mother Gothel is manipulative and Dr. Faciller is malicious and knows that he has friends on the other side( reference intented)
Glad to see Criminal Mastermind the proper attention. It pathed the way for proper villain songs. And the wonderful amazinf Vincent Price is amazing at the role. And makes me so happy to hear him.
I put Friends on the Other Side and Poor Unfortunate Souls higher personally! I love the way they *build* on themselves, especially PUS, and that merits a lot to me. That said, overall I think you're spot on!
I gotta hand it to beauty and the beast. Its held up even after decades. But I never viewed Gaston as his main song, as it was mostly a praise by his fellow hunters. For me his villain song was always Kill The Beast and that song rocked hard as one of the great villain songs. He uses fear to confuse and anger the town into bloodthirsty action.
Poor Unfortunate Souls: Ursula is with Ariel Mother Knows Best: Mother Gothel is with Rapunzel Love is an Open Door: Hans is with Anna Shiny: Tamatoa is with Moana & Maui This is The Thanks I Get: King Magnifico goes to open the spell book with Asha secretly following him Be Prepared: Scar is with the hyenas Friends on the Other Side: Dr Facilier is with the two men HELLFIRE......Frollo is all alone.
I think the top 2 are indisputable. I would have put Shiny much higher, but each to their own! Lol. Trust in Me was missed though, and it’s sort of a classic equivalent to Madam Mim. I’m intrigued on the selection of using Dig Dig Dig instead of Savages for Ratcliffe. Dig might be the superficial desire, but Savages brings out the internal hate. I think if you’re including Cruella, then you gotta include The Phony King of England - that song slaps.
MOTHER KNOWS BEST: Rated E for Everyone THIS IS THE THANKS I GET: Rated E for Everyone ages 10 & Up BE PREPARED: Rated T for Teen HELLFIRE: Rated M for mature
For me the best villain songs are by: Scar, Jafar (I was amazed at how you explained that it is a reprise of Prince Ali, since Jafar is using that power that Aladin previously had, against him) and Gothel.. although I would have liked it to be here "My Lullaby by Zira from The Lion King II, which is totally creepy
Yeah, there were times when Disney had enough balls to give the villain a song named "Hellfire" 😏 It's just really unfair that Oscar didn't had enough balls back then to at least nominate one of the songs from this movie! They just gave nomination for the best music and that's all! Such gorgeous soundtrack didn't even win! 🤯 Yes, soundtrack for Emma is good, but it's no way near the greatness of Hunchback and Alan Menken 🧐 "Personal pain of Alan Menken's big fan"
Personally, I’d switch Be Prepared and HeIIfire. I think HF is a better song. But BP is a better *villain* song. Where HF showed us who Frolo was as a person and what kind of villain he was, BP represented both what kind of villain Scar is AND it shows what kind of stakes the protagonists are up against. So yeah, I’d rank HeIIfire above Be Prepared on any list that’s just ranking Disney songs in general. But when it comes to the added layer of villain songs, I think Be Prepared does a slightly better job for what it was made for. Either way, they both deserve to be in the top 2 🙌
With respect, "Hellfire" does a _fantastic_ job at both showing what kind of person Frollo is and the stakes for the protagonists. Plus it has some fantastic bonuses for those who have an understanding of either Latin or Catholic theology: Frollo sings _It's not my fault / I'm not to blame / It is the gypsy girl, the witch, who set this flame!_ and the chorus answers back _Mea culpa / Mea Culpa / Mea maxima culpa!_ which translates to "through my fault, through my fault, through my most grievous fault." In fact, the chorus is singing a prayer from the Mass called the Confiteor, which is a _confession of guilt._ The chorus is Frollo's conscience, and it speaks the truth he doesn't want to hear. "Hellfire" is an amazing demonstration of the nature of sin itself: knowing what you're doing is wrong and choosing to do it anyway. Frollo has one last chance to turn away from his evil path in the moment that he's interrupted by the guard, who informs him that Esmeralda has escaped the cathedral. But Frollo chooses to pursue Esmeralda anyway at the expense of the entire city. The last lines are "God have mercy on her / God have mercy on me / But she will be mine or / She will burn!" and the chorus counterpoint is "Kyrie eleison" ("Lord have mercy"). "Be Prepared" is a fantastic and memorable villain song, but "Hellfire" is on a level all its own.
Villain songs that are so underrated are the MLP ones! In the show and movies. They have amazing vocal talent, established motivation, and are extremely catchy while still being very intimidating, pls check them out!
This is so true MLP songs are so beautiful written and so catchy also their vocals are top tier and my favorite villain song in MLP is This Day Aria and Say Goodbye To The Holiday ❤ Starlight is my favorite character in MLP and my favorite overall song in MLP is My Past Is Not Today because of its meaning 😢
Im so happy you talked about snuff out the light, and ranked it so high. Even if it never realeased in the movie. Its still a great Song. And I would love to see it play out in a movie or a show.
Love Is A Open Door? A villian song? You trying to make me laugh, Frozen? Edit: I consider Trust In Me from Jungle Book to be a villian song *JUSTICE FOR SNUFF OUT THE LIGHT!!*
Okay i agree the the majority of the list but i personally love Mine, Mine, Mine as a disney villain song, its always been one of my favorites, i love Pocahontas and especally General Ratcliffe Then i really like another song i dont think you put on here, but its from the return of jafar i really like the lyricism and tones of Jafars song, Youre only second rate, but i also highly reccommwnd the Jonathan Young Covers of villain songs as he is incredible and puts them in a tone that suits them more
The discussion of Poor Unfortunate Souls and Friends on the Pther Side just makes me wish House of Mouse still existed, because I would love to see Ursula and Facilier interact. Would they be friends? Rivals? Enemies? Who knows! Would be entertaining regardless
Great list! But I personally believe that Cruella Deville is a great villain song, especially for its era when villain songs werent so prominent. Its super catchy and fun and I wish Cruella got more love as a disney villain. Her car chase scene in the end will always be epic in my mind, plus her motivation of wanting to make a puppy coat is hilariously evil too
No? He wants the secrets of man's red fire to turn human. You know, evolution type of thing. Unless you mean the LA version, which I haven't seen and eh.
@@Capydapy Actually, it is deeper than that. Humans are feared because of their mastery over fire. This gives humans a power over the jungle that animals don't have. King Louie doesn't think he will literally turn human by possessing fire, but he knows that humans are primates like him and thus he believes he has the potential to create fire, therefore gaining the same power humans have over the wild. Louie is completely obsessed with humans to the point where he establishes his kingdom in the remains of an ancient city, but it's not enough for him. He and his monkeys are still shunned by the jungle and so he thinks the knowledge of fire-making will fix that. He is obviously a villain since he was clearly planning to kidnap Mowgli for a long time, sending scouts to observe him and waiting for an opportunity, which came the moment he learned that Mowgli was no longer under the protection of the wolves.
For Beauty and the Beast, I got to play Lefou and singing Gaston was so fun. Like there's no song quite like Gaston and how a bunch of people are actually praising the villain and it's not like evil henchman everyone in town loves him and I find it so interesting and unique
Wether one might like it or not, in Latin America Alameda's song should have a special place in our hearts, as the dubbed yodeling made by the mexican voice actor was *so good* that other countries "burrowed" it for their dubs, using the mexican one instead of the original english one or try to do their own version hahaha.
Great list as soon as at the beginning you said unreleased songs I knew that snuff out the light would be pretty high. It was a great song that I listen to frequently. I never heard of the Jafar song so I'm going to go check that one out
In the context of the Actors Life for Me, it is a victory anthem because this care free sounding song reflects the villains perfectly. They dont have any come uppance, or punishment, they keep pursuing their evil ways, still out there...singing a silky song about being care free and knowing that if they dont get you now, theyll get you later.
I cant say until I was in that situation, but with that said Id seriously consider living in Rosa. A diverse beautiful kingdom I live in for free. I think thats worth my wish. I dont know. Maybe Id say no but it doesnt sound bad
To me, Poor Unfortunate Souls is number 2, because the music and lyrics are superior to Be Prepared imo, but mostly because of its immediate effect on the protagonist. Ariel's major choice and transformation during it are just too important to the plot and many characters' motivations to be lower on the list. And Hellfire is incredible because it's an I Want song for a villain, when in general a lot of villain songs are I Am songs.
That's a good one. I'd also include Jafar's song "You're Only Second Rate" from the Aladdin sequel. Yzma had a great song "Feel Like A Million" in the Kronk movie.
Mad Madam Mim isn't really a villain in the Sword in the Stone, she's similar to the shiny crab from Moana and is just an incidental encounter rather than a significant part of the plot
I feel like people miss the point of ‘This is The Thanks I Get’ and why it’s not like other Disney villain songs. Also it grows on you the more you listen to it. (I have definitely not listened to the Wish soundtrack on loop for weeks on end. Nope couldn’t be me)
Friends on the other side really just is the best imo, princess and the frog is just an amazing setting, the charismatic nature of facilier and the suaveness of Louisiana as a setting, the two sides of voodoo, it’s brilliant
Love is an open Door works, but it's more of the innocently subtle kind of insidious. Tho it does rely a lot on the visual cues as well. But the Love being an open door is that it's an opportunity. For Anna it's escape, for Olaf/Kristoff/Sven it's companionship, for later (Anna/Elsa) it's healing, but for Hans it's to exploit. He's there to exploit his opportunity. Is it the best? Nah. Is it bad? I don't think so. It's just different. It's not in your face evil. It's there to trick you. And it feels purposeful, unlike At All Costs (which feels like it could've been Asha/Star love song, but then had to rework it later for how Asha/King felt about wishes). You can tell it's purposeful by the lyrics, the timing, and the animation to back it up (how he follows her lead, how he's just out of synch, something is OFF).
Hellfire Hands-Down the Best Villain Song! Because it Shows the Realism and Humanity of Frolo and His Motivations as a Character, As well as Showing the Horrors of Self-Righteous Hypocrisy in Religious Organisations and how Religion has been Vulgarised and Bastardised by State Religion and Religious Elites Since the Existence of the State. Which Frolo is One of the Elites. That's what I Love about the Song; It Shows how Realistic His Motivations are, As well as how Human He is. Even if He is a Horrible Person, And Yet He is a Fascinating Character..
Wanted to see Hellfire high up on the list and tbh looking at all the rest of the songs... Disney, what the hell happened with your songs?? Hellfire SLAPS so hard and is terrifying af.
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When you realize a lion with a scar is more popular and better written than most human Disney villains.
Cruella De Vil Frollo Jafar Gaston Gothel though...
@@Simbala-bq5vyscar better than most of time expect for Frollo in my opinion Frollo is the best one
When you realize a coomer is the most popular and better written
More popular, yes. Better written? No.
Top 5 Disney Villain Songs:
Be Prepared, Poor Unfortunate Souls, Mother Knows Best, Prince Ali (Reprise) and Trust In Me.
We'll never get anymore Disney villains like Frollo or Scar.
I feel like Disney still has the *potential* to reach its renaissance highs. I think the main problem is that the executives are pushing all of its products into safe mediocrity. If they just let their creative teams run free with their original ideas, then I feel like disney can become a good studio again
Unless a massive shakeup happens in the Company (one is long overdue by now)
Or are you referring to how Frollo and Scar were just so iconic (more than Ursula, Jafar and Hades) that no other Disney/Animated/Anykind of Villain will never be as twisted as those two from back-to-back movies who both went down in flames (nobody gives 💩 💩 about Ratcliffe and Pocahontas, TLK and HOND are consecutive movies)
Persnally I'm fine with no more villains as long as the movies are good. Like Strange World
Their stories definitely need new villains this colossal and dark
Especially Frollo
Honestly, Frozen would've worked better if Anna fell out in love with Hans, the kiss fails, and Hans, desperate to save Arrendale as people are on the verge of death, decides that killing Elsa is his only option left. He apologetically tells Anna this and tries to keep her warm in her last moments before he goes to kill her sister. Have the circumstances make him an antagonist rather than have that stupid twist.
That’s honestly a really good idea.
Okay but then who stops him from killing her, and how does Anna unfreeze
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Same thing, Anna goes to save her by sacrificing herself and freezes. The only exception is that Hans seems genuinely upset and hurt by this instead of being typical twist villain.
@@mr.stuffdoer8483 Anna. She still leaves the room to find Kristoff, Elsa stops the storm because Hans tells her that she's either dead or dying (which he actually believes this time) and Anna catches the blade before a tearful Hans could kill her. The story doesn't have to change that much while keeping prior characterization.
I figured something like, the kiss fails. The Duke tries to kill Elsa and Anna saves her.
Then at the end Anna and Hans realize that they just met and have some growing up to do.
Frollo is not only the best Disney villain... but is also the scariest. His goal is not gain world domination... but ti rid of all the sin in the world.
When I found out what Frollo was actually singing about I was absolutely disgusted. Not only was he committing genocide to wipe out the gypsies (whom he deemed impure), but escalated it to get rid of his want for Esmeralda. What the hekk!!!
Right? A corrupt church official is scary in a way sea-witches and voodoo masters can't be. He's real. You can meet people like him.
Its not just that he wants to get rid of sin, its that he wants to get rid of it but he is clearly no better and even worse than the people he claims to be evil
The sin in the world to his own point of view, which clearly is an extremist one. Any kind of people wishing to "purify" the world as they'd like to be is acting like an extremist most of time, whatever the cause they claim to defend, actually...
Ridding the world of sin isn't inherently evil to do, it's just an impossible thing to do, for humans. Only God has the power and authority! We're misguided so we'll end up doing evil things claiming we're cleansing the world
Typically in a Disney movie, the main hero has an “I want” song while the villain has an “I am” song. An example of an “I want” song is “When will my reflection show” from Mulan. An example of an “I am” song is “Gaston” from beauty and the beast. The thing that makes Judge Claude Frollo unique is that he’s one of the only Disney villains to have an “I want” song rather than a “I am” song. This sets him apart from other Disney villains. He is arguably the darkest Disney villain in one of the darkest Disney stories. On top of that, Hellfire is a well composed song in general.
Scar has an “I want” song in “Be Prepared” about how much he wants to be King
i’d say be prepared is an “i will get song”
scar''s song is more of an i want song.
@@viviennemorgan7217 it depends on the interpretation, he could be saying I am the king, or I want to be the king, it’s hard to tell
Frollo's song is an "I want though I am" or "I want despite of who I am"
"Friends of the other side" really is the perfect spiritual sequel of "Poor unfortunate souls".
I'm kinda disapointed that "My llullaby" isn't in the list, i know that it comes from a sequel but is a very metal song by Disney standars and Zira is a pretty cool villain.
As well as You're Only Second Rate and In Or Out
My lullaby slaps so hard modern Disney could never
@@moon4236 Unpopular opinion but I'm actually not a huge fan of that song. It certainly doesn't beat out Be Prepared in my eyes. I think it's a good song but that it could have been done better is all.
@@in_worldofmyown I mean it's hard to beat Be Prepared as a villain song anyway. I find My Lullaby to be really catchy but as a villain song, it captures Ziras personality, goals and ambitions and overall the song is just really disturbing for a kids movie which is fitting for a villain like her
@@bulbasaurkindahawtngl2345 Valid points. I might need to actually give the song another listen but I think the thing that bothered me was how some of the lines were given with high notes being at the cost of making her sound more menacing. Maybe that's just for the better of the song though, now that I'm saying it.
Yeah, I just listened again to it and have the same thoughts. The only problem it seems to me is the actors delivery.
Scar’s scene where he posts on the high cliff as Hitler and his fellow hyenas marching is phenomenal. Really show off his dictator look, wanting to show off that he would make things better, but end up making things worse.
They even modelled it after a scene in Triumph of the Will
disney made references out of everything and put them in lion king, they made a reference to romeo and juliet in simba's pride and lion king hamlet.
Way better dictator than magnifico, and authoritarianism isn't even the point of lion king as much as betrayal.
the fact that frollo's villain song even had lustful themes is honestly surprising if you compare it to modern disney
If the original Lion King was being made by modern Disney, "Be Prepared" would be peppy, upbeat and nonthreatening because that's the "safe" choice, and the justification would be something like "But Scar wants the hyenas to like him, so of course he's gonna act cheerful and happy!"
If it were made by modern Disney, it would sound like “Be Prepared” in the “live action” remake.
@@matityaloran9157 No it wouldn't.
The live action remake completely butchered "Be Prepared" in it's own way, but it still made it menacing and harsh, because it was forced to do so by the existence of the original song.
But if an original version of "Be Prepared" DIDN'T already exist, modern Disney wouldn't do that. They'd go with the "cheery and upbeat" route.
There's a reason why I always say Frollo is the scariest Disney villain. He thinks all his actions are justified, no matter how cruel and inhumane they are. And Hellfire, as you said truly embodies that idea. He blames everyone but himself because he thinks he's above everyone else and is absolved of all blame. Truly a masterclass of a villain.
It's really sad to see how we went from the chilling "Hellfire" and sassy "Poor Unfortunate Souls" to the cringey "This Is The Thanks I Get?!"
"This is the Thanks I Get" is a masterpiece in that it's amazing Disney can make a song that fucking horrible.
Aside from Hellfire, which I agree deserves the top spot, Friends on the Other Side is my favorite Disney villian song. It's soo catchy yet dark at the same time. The song is about giving into your wants. Dr. Facilier is established to be someone who gave into his want for power by becoming a voodoo bokor. He is convincing Navine and Lawrence to do the same, but of course tricking them for his own gain. It was a great way to get the audience to both hate and love his character as a villian, which is exactly how it should be.
Too bad he was severely underused in the rest of the movie…
Be Prepared was a powerful, catchy, menacing & epic villain song. Plus Scar used SAT words that kids wouldn't know right away.
tbh, that song taught me several words as a kid. "Sordid", "quid-pro-quo", "coup", "tenacity", etc
@@chinchy5545 Retention, Addresse, Murkiest,
I knew those words, but as a kid I was a strange case and would read the dictionary for fun.
@@angrytheclown801Yooo, me too. 😂 Thought I was the only one. lol
@@skadigemini We're a rare breed, maybe a slightly boring breed.
Frolo is probably the best one due to the beautiful scenery and amazing voice. Plus the small break to show he's obsessed and doubles down on his hunt.
Scar is such a great song to build up his rise to power. Be prepared indeed.
Tangled mother knows best I feel is underated. It's a slight mix of ego and warning so subtle yet so direct.
Jefar in both tearing down alladin while also getting everything he wants is how a villain should be acting at their peak.
The Gaston song was a good villain song where the villain is praised and adored by the people. We expect the characters to hate him but they actually love him.
To be fair he is hardly a villain, moreso a pushy antagonist, think about it, he tried saving the girl he loved from (in his eyes) a huge goliath monster
@@LTD538 Gaston is really sexist pig hes basically a more intelligent Zapp. Belle also told Gaston , her father and everyone else how nice and non malicious the Beast is . The Beast also let Belle go to save her father not caring what his curse will do to him now . The village is not rational maybe the mothers mut if you pay attention they also sang " We dont like what we dont understand " And again theres the fact Gaston fought dirty against the Beast. If Gaston wasnt a villain then why was he in House of Villsins or the main villain in the Disney princess lego special.
They only way for it to ge a misunderstand is if it was set up in a manner similar to Brother bear
@@nicholassims9837 who tf ordered the yappuccino
@@LTD538I totally agree, he only thing he did wrong was blackmailing Belle into marrying him by threatening to sent her father to the insane asylum. Since Maurice did say the Beast locked her in a dungeon, Gaston probably thought Belle was crazy. Since from his perspective she’s fallen in love with a beast who imprisoned her.
@@nicholassims9837 The villagers don’t know that the Beast released her.
Yzma is only evil because she doesn't like Kronk's spinach puffs. Lol
NEVAH!
One can hardly blame her. 🤢🤮🤢🤮
@@TheTrumpReaper but..but kronk 😥(lol)
Let’s be honest you knew exactly what the bottom and top spots would be on this list before clicking on this video.
Fun fact: Hellfire is actually the second half of the song "Heaven's Light / Hellfire". In short, Quisimodo singing IS STILL PART of Frollo's song!
nope, they are different songs. they are combined in one track because they are thematically similar
They do this with the song out there where we get frollos version first and then quasis version
Hellfire is still to this day the darkest Disney villain song and the darkest Disney song IN GENERAL
Disney Villain songs always end up being my favorites in most Disney movies. That or sidekick characters songs. My favorites are Poor Unfortunate Souls, HellFire and Be Prepared.
The I want songs are also great
@@Simbala-bq5vy Yeah I completely forgot about the I want songs but they aren’t my favorite of the movie usually
Mine were Hellfire, Friends on the Other Side, and Cruella De Vil
@@princesserika9899 Those are all good choices.
As a fan of Disney TVA, I would like to contribute a few honourable mentions. One: ‘It’s Gonna Get Weird’, an unused song intended for Bill Cipher in the Gravity Falls episode ‘Weirdmageddon Pt.1’, which was written by the one and only Neil Cicierega.
Two: ‘My Evil Dreams’ from the Sofia The First episode ‘Day of the Sorcerers’, a full-blown rock ballad sung by the show’s (morally conflicted) antagonist, Cedric, which is also more of an ‘I Want’ song rather than the ‘I Am’ song typical of most Disney villains. Just *trust me* on this one.
Bro, I just thought of My Evil Dreams! I loved Cedric’s developing story, and that song hit really hard revelling the core of the character. I’d even say it was his peak of the development and realisation.
I haven't heard of the second one, but I really wish we could have gotten a fully animated Bill Cipher singing "It's Gonna Get Weird" that would have been so cool
I would also add in any song by Dr. Doofenshmirtz
The villain in the Ghost and Molly Mcgee, Jinx has a great villain song "Back to Misery" and it's very good too!
this further proves that Neil Cicierega is an unavoidable force you can never escape
"I let you live for free and i don't even charge you rent"
The same thing
You forgot "here", but I actually like that! Wiithout it, "I let you live for free" actually makes that line sound threatening. Lol.
@@crimsong8068 well that would have made it a bit better because villains are supposed to be menacing. Back in the day they were. Nowadays they are just jerks, bullies & annoying.
@@joshualowe959 at least Bully can also mean villainous
I add onto what you said regarding Gaston and Mob Song. The latter is the true villain song of the film where Gaston’s true colors show and he is all out villain. Whereas with the former it more his praises being sung and having his ego soothed.
Yeah. I’m kinda tired of people saying Gaston is the villain song of the movie 😞
To dunk on wish's bad songs more, "throw caution at every warning sign" means being cautious at every warning sign. Im sure what they WANTED to say was throw away caution at every warning sign. If they had just changed 'at' to 'away', the song would have made more sense.
The lyrics are pop lyrics, which are pretty commonly weird, nonsensical and/or incorrectly phrased. It's about getting the jist, not surviving a grammar test. "Set fire to the rain" makes no sense but we know what Adele means.
It's fine if you don't like that they went pop for this movie's soundtrack and wanted musical theater, but it's not bad writing - that's the style they chose.
The longer I think about it, the longer I feel like AI completely wrote the songs. I know two pop artists allegedly wrote them, but who knows at this point.
@@RaptorTheWild1312”I are cause I’m a star” pissed me off so much
@@kingbaco1233 pls tell me you made a typo and thats not an actual lyric...
@@kingbaco1233 hence why I think AI wrote it.
In the case of Love Is an Open Door a darker reprise would have done a better job when Anna learns the truth. Fans even created something like this. Too bad it's not Disney.
Man, we're never going to get another song like Hellfire, are we?
Yeah...
I heard a rumor in another video that a Hunchback live-action was being considered, but stalled out because the suits wanted to *_remove_* Hellfire. Not change, _remove._ And the guy who would've been in charge of remaking it put his foot down and said something along the lines of, "Do we make Hunchback without Hellfire? NO."
@@TaoScribble Good on him for standing his ground
You forgot “Trust Me” from the snake Kaa from the Jungle Book, “The Siamese Cat Song” from Lady and the Tramp, “Savages” from Governor Ratcliffe from Pocahontas, and “The Elegant Captain Hook” from Peter Pan, along with a few villain songs in the DVD sequels like “My Lullaby” and “Like a Million”. And when you explained uncounted songs that were sang by other characters like in the Headless Horseman, you should have mentioned Hades (Gospel truth) and the Queen of Hearts (Painting the roses red).
And could you please have mentioned “It’s our house now” from Mickey’s House of Villains special at least once?
"Cruella de Vil" Is also sang by another character.
@@despinasgarden.4100 yes, but he mentioned that in his official ranking, but he only showed one example of what songs are sang by other non villains when explaining what wouldn’t make the cut when he could have mentioned a few more examples.
Not to mention Oggie Boggie's song
The Siamese cats were more annoying guests than actual villains
Unfortunately, “The Siamese Cat Song” would be at the bottom due to it being and the cats singing it being a product of the racism and stereotyping of ethnic minorities like Asians and Native Americans during the 50s.
I can't look at Tamatoa the same anymore because of Schaffrillas
Scar is probably one of my favorites villains of Disney( I mean everyone loves a good villain).Every villain has a thing that I hate and I love it because(obviously) they are villains, Frollo is cold and thinks he is the hero, Scar is Scar, Mother Gothel is manipulative and Dr. Faciller is malicious and knows that he has friends on the other side( reference intented)
Glad to see Criminal Mastermind the proper attention. It pathed the way for proper villain songs. And the wonderful amazinf Vincent Price is amazing at the role. And makes me so happy to hear him.
I put Friends on the Other Side and Poor Unfortunate Souls higher personally! I love the way they *build* on themselves, especially PUS, and that merits a lot to me. That said, overall I think you're spot on!
I gotta hand it to beauty and the beast. Its held up even after decades. But I never viewed Gaston as his main song, as it was mostly a praise by his fellow hunters.
For me his villain song was always Kill The Beast and that song rocked hard as one of the great villain songs. He uses fear to confuse and anger the town into bloodthirsty action.
I clicked on this hoping it was an hour, or more long.
I love Disney-villains.
Friends on the other side was a mixture of Be Prepared & Poor Unfortunately Souls. The green atmosphere & A villain making a deal
Poor Unfortunate Souls: Ursula is with Ariel
Mother Knows Best: Mother Gothel is with Rapunzel
Love is an Open Door: Hans is with Anna
Shiny: Tamatoa is with Moana & Maui
This is The Thanks I Get: King Magnifico goes to open the spell book with Asha secretly following him
Be Prepared: Scar is with the hyenas
Friends on the Other Side: Dr Facilier is with the two men
HELLFIRE......Frollo is all alone.
quiet ironic how the most safe song is considered the worst and the most risky song is considered the best
Ironic?! Creativity comes from risk and that’s what made Hellfire such a good song!
@@lizwicksonata9884 the hell thats what I am saying 💀💀💀
at this point i believe everyone likes Hellfire, even if the hunchback of notre dame isn't their favourite film,everybody loves Hellfire
Oogie Boogie has a great villain song👍
It’s not part of the Walt Disney Animation Studios “canon” so I’m not sure if he counts it.
@@katef96 Ah okay makes sense, regardless its a pretty fun villain song
What about cutting Edge from Brave little Toaster?
Brave Little Toaster was released by Disney but wasn't even *made* by them@@nicholassims9837
Mine Mine Mine belongs to Ratcliffe only.
Savages was song by EVERYONE. Even Pocahontas got a verse in the song
I think the top 2 are indisputable.
I would have put Shiny much higher, but each to their own! Lol.
Trust in Me was missed though, and it’s sort of a classic equivalent to Madam Mim.
I’m intrigued on the selection of using Dig Dig Dig instead of Savages for Ratcliffe. Dig might be the superficial desire, but Savages brings out the internal hate.
I think if you’re including Cruella, then you gotta include The Phony King of England - that song slaps.
I think "Trust in Me" and "King Louis" are both excellent villain songs in their own right, and I forgot to include either of them in my own response.
We need a ranking of every Disney song of all time
10 hours long
@@sonicfanboy3375Unless it happens in a series of multiple videos
If there is a villain song in Frozen, it’s not “Love is an open door”.
It’s actually “Let It Go”.
MOTHER KNOWS BEST: Rated E for Everyone
THIS IS THE THANKS I GET: Rated E for Everyone ages 10 & Up
BE PREPARED: Rated T for Teen
HELLFIRE: Rated M for mature
You’re gonna have to explain why “Thanks I Get” is E10 and up while Mother Knows Best is just E
@@katef96This is The Thanks I Get had some scary imagery in the end.
Actually, Hunchback of Notre Dame is rated G.
Yeah, It doesn't make sense.
Top 5 Disney Villain Songs:
Be Prepared, Poor Unfortunate Souls, Mother Knows Best, Prince Ali (Reprise) and Trust In Me.
W list
replace trust in me with hellfire and the list is perfect in my eyes
For me the best villain songs are by: Scar, Jafar (I was amazed at how you explained that it is a reprise of Prince Ali, since Jafar is using that power that Aladin previously had, against him) and Gothel.. although I would have liked it to be here "My Lullaby by Zira from The Lion King II, which is totally creepy
I’m so glad people are talking about Snuff Out the Light! It’s an actual masterpiece!
Yeah, there were times when Disney had enough balls to give the villain a song named "Hellfire" 😏 It's just really unfair that Oscar didn't had enough balls back then to at least nominate one of the songs from this movie! They just gave nomination for the best music and that's all! Such gorgeous soundtrack didn't even win! 🤯 Yes, soundtrack for Emma is good, but it's no way near the greatness of Hunchback and Alan Menken 🧐 "Personal pain of Alan Menken's big fan"
"I will include cut songs."
*Snuff out the light intinsifies*
I’m so glad you added snuff out the light!!! It’s one of my new favorites🤩
Personally, I’d switch Be Prepared and HeIIfire. I think HF is a better song. But BP is a better *villain* song. Where HF showed us who Frolo was as a person and what kind of villain he was, BP represented both what kind of villain Scar is AND it shows what kind of stakes the protagonists are up against.
So yeah, I’d rank HeIIfire above Be Prepared on any list that’s just ranking Disney songs in general. But when it comes to the added layer of villain songs, I think Be Prepared does a slightly better job for what it was made for. Either way, they both deserve to be in the top 2 🙌
With respect, "Hellfire" does a _fantastic_ job at both showing what kind of person Frollo is and the stakes for the protagonists. Plus it has some fantastic bonuses for those who have an understanding of either Latin or Catholic theology: Frollo sings _It's not my fault / I'm not to blame / It is the gypsy girl, the witch, who set this flame!_ and the chorus answers back _Mea culpa / Mea Culpa / Mea maxima culpa!_ which translates to "through my fault, through my fault, through my most grievous fault." In fact, the chorus is singing a prayer from the Mass called the Confiteor, which is a _confession of guilt._ The chorus is Frollo's conscience, and it speaks the truth he doesn't want to hear. "Hellfire" is an amazing demonstration of the nature of sin itself: knowing what you're doing is wrong and choosing to do it anyway. Frollo has one last chance to turn away from his evil path in the moment that he's interrupted by the guard, who informs him that Esmeralda has escaped the cathedral. But Frollo chooses to pursue Esmeralda anyway at the expense of the entire city. The last lines are "God have mercy on her / God have mercy on me / But she will be mine or / She will burn!" and the chorus counterpoint is "Kyrie eleison" ("Lord have mercy").
"Be Prepared" is a fantastic and memorable villain song, but "Hellfire" is on a level all its own.
Damn it’s the first time that I watch his videos this fresh lol
Villain songs that are so underrated are the MLP ones! In the show and movies. They have amazing vocal talent, established motivation, and are extremely catchy while still being very intimidating, pls check them out!
I love We Will Stand for Everfree omg
this day aria, open up your eyes, and pretty much any of the dazzlings' songs are great examples
This is so true MLP songs are so beautiful written and so catchy also their vocals are top tier and my favorite villain song in MLP is This Day Aria and Say Goodbye To The Holiday ❤ Starlight is my favorite character in MLP and my favorite overall song in MLP is My Past Is Not Today because of its meaning 😢
Im so happy you talked about snuff out the light, and ranked it so high. Even if it never realeased in the movie. Its still a great Song. And I would love to see it play out in a movie or a show.
Love Is A Open Door? A villian song? You trying to make me laugh, Frozen?
Edit: I consider Trust In Me from Jungle Book to be a villian song
*JUSTICE FOR SNUFF OUT THE LIGHT!!*
Love is an open door is villain song
So is At all costs it's just a villain/hero duet
Thank you for putting Love is an Open Door on the list. I needed that in my life.
Okay i agree the the majority of the list but i personally love Mine, Mine, Mine as a disney villain song, its always been one of my favorites, i love Pocahontas and especally General Ratcliffe
Then i really like another song i dont think you put on here, but its from the return of jafar i really like the lyricism and tones of Jafars song, Youre only second rate, but i also highly reccommwnd the Jonathan Young Covers of villain songs as he is incredible and puts them in a tone that suits them more
So happy to see "Hellfire" at #1! :)
No one has such a funny villian song as Gaston. ;)
You forgot "Trust In Me".
He also forgot “I wanna be like you”
The discussion of Poor Unfortunate Souls and Friends on the Pther Side just makes me wish House of Mouse still existed, because I would love to see Ursula and Facilier interact. Would they be friends? Rivals? Enemies? Who knows! Would be entertaining regardless
Great list! But I personally believe that Cruella Deville is a great villain song, especially for its era when villain songs werent so prominent. Its super catchy and fun and I wish Cruella got more love as a disney villain. Her car chase scene in the end will always be epic in my mind, plus her motivation of wanting to make a puppy coat is hilariously evil too
King Louis is absolutely a villain! He needs Mowgli to make a fire to destroy all of monkeys enemies.
No? He wants the secrets of man's red fire to turn human. You know, evolution type of thing. Unless you mean the LA version, which I haven't seen and eh.
@@Capydapy ok, you right, but he still a villain though.
@@Capydapy Actually, it is deeper than that. Humans are feared because of their mastery over fire. This gives humans a power over the jungle that animals don't have. King Louie doesn't think he will literally turn human by possessing fire, but he knows that humans are primates like him and thus he believes he has the potential to create fire, therefore gaining the same power humans have over the wild. Louie is completely obsessed with humans to the point where he establishes his kingdom in the remains of an ancient city, but it's not enough for him. He and his monkeys are still shunned by the jungle and so he thinks the knowledge of fire-making will fix that.
He is obviously a villain since he was clearly planning to kidnap Mowgli for a long time, sending scouts to observe him and waiting for an opportunity, which came the moment he learned that Mowgli was no longer under the protection of the wolves.
hell fire hits different when it completely in latin
For Beauty and the Beast, I got to play Lefou and singing Gaston was so fun. Like there's no song quite like Gaston and how a bunch of people are actually praising the villain and it's not like evil henchman everyone in town loves him and I find it so interesting and unique
Can I just say, you have such an adorable voice! Very nice to listen to ❤
He doesn't sound like Ben Shapiro that's a huge plus
Wether one might like it or not, in Latin America Alameda's song should have a special place in our hearts, as the dubbed yodeling made by the mexican voice actor was *so good* that other countries "burrowed" it for their dubs, using the mexican one instead of the original english one or try to do their own version hahaha.
You know when you really did a good job when other dubs start to use your yodeling( the actor must have felt like a legend after the yodeling part)
Hellfire and be prepared should be number one.
*28 minutes later*
Yes! I knew it!
I honestly thought this would be like a hour long lol
Great list as soon as at the beginning you said unreleased songs I knew that snuff out the light would be pretty high. It was a great song that I listen to frequently. I never heard of the Jafar song so I'm going to go check that one out
I’m so glad you included snuff out the light
Super fun list I also would like to mention my lullaby from lion king 2 is very nice too.
What about "Trust in me"?
Ikr. That song is both soothing and unapologetically creepy.
Isn't "I Wanna Be Like You" a villian song
This was an Incredible Masterpiece Ranking Video for The Disney Villain Songs.
In the context of the Actors Life for Me, it is a victory anthem because this care free sounding song reflects the villains perfectly.
They dont have any come uppance, or punishment, they keep pursuing their evil ways, still out there...singing a silky song about being care free and knowing that if they dont get you now, theyll get you later.
Judge Claude Frollo just has the best song!! Who ever agrees!!
👇🏻
Do you mean else?
I cant say until I was in that situation, but with that said Id seriously consider living in Rosa. A diverse beautiful kingdom I live in for free. I think thats worth my wish. I dont know. Maybe Id say no but it doesnt sound bad
To me, Poor Unfortunate Souls is number 2, because the music and lyrics are superior to Be Prepared imo, but mostly because of its immediate effect on the protagonist. Ariel's major choice and transformation during it are just too important to the plot and many characters' motivations to be lower on the list.
And Hellfire is incredible because it's an I Want song for a villain, when in general a lot of villain songs are I Am songs.
Ahh 😍 thank you for recognizing "World's Greatest Criminal Mind"!
Even though it is a sequel, I contend that Zira's "My Lullaby" is the most violent villain song. It is bloody and sadistic.
That's a good one. I'd also include Jafar's song "You're Only Second Rate" from the Aladdin sequel. Yzma had a great song "Feel Like A Million" in the Kronk movie.
I love that "Friends on the Other Side" became a modern day meme.
Mad Madam Mim isn't really a villain in the Sword in the Stone, she's similar to the shiny crab from Moana and is just an incidental encounter rather than a significant part of the plot
I think you did “mine mine mine” dirty by not pointing out the cleverness of the synonym.
The red figures in the song Hellfire are saying “my fault” in Latin as he tries to blame it on Esmeralda or however you spell her name.
I feel like people miss the point of ‘This is The Thanks I Get’ and why it’s not like other Disney villain songs. Also it grows on you the more you listen to it. (I have definitely not listened to the Wish soundtrack on loop for weeks on end. Nope couldn’t be me)
Elaborate
Everyone else: *talking about how Frollo and Scar are the best villains*
Me seeing Tamatoa: IS THAT SCHAFFRILLAS???
Friends on the other side really just is the best imo, princess and the frog is just an amazing setting, the charismatic nature of facilier and the suaveness of Louisiana as a setting, the two sides of voodoo, it’s brilliant
When you think about it, Frollo acts more like a hardcore protestant than a hardcore catholic.
Mother Knows Best has always been favorite!!!
Hades wouldve had such a banger song
It would have been such a banger that we would have been in the Underworld with him after listening to it
By far the best Disney villain song have to be prepared hands down 🖤
This is the thanks I get reminds me of queen of mean vibes especially the end of the song from Descendants 3.
Love is an open Door works, but it's more of the innocently subtle kind of insidious. Tho it does rely a lot on the visual cues as well. But the Love being an open door is that it's an opportunity. For Anna it's escape, for Olaf/Kristoff/Sven it's companionship, for later (Anna/Elsa) it's healing, but for Hans it's to exploit. He's there to exploit his opportunity.
Is it the best? Nah. Is it bad? I don't think so. It's just different. It's not in your face evil. It's there to trick you. And it feels purposeful, unlike At All Costs (which feels like it could've been Asha/Star love song, but then had to rework it later for how Asha/King felt about wishes). You can tell it's purposeful by the lyrics, the timing, and the animation to back it up (how he follows her lead, how he's just out of synch, something is OFF).
Mother knows best is probably my favourite villain song
Hellfire Hands-Down the Best Villain Song!
Because it Shows the Realism and Humanity of Frolo and His Motivations as a Character, As well as Showing the Horrors of Self-Righteous Hypocrisy in Religious Organisations and how Religion has been Vulgarised and Bastardised by State Religion and Religious Elites Since the Existence of the State.
Which Frolo is One of the Elites.
That's what I Love about the Song; It Shows how Realistic His Motivations are, As well as how Human He is.
Even if He is a Horrible Person, And Yet He is a Fascinating Character..
Tamatoa is a villain so gram that a certain film and animation CZcamsr took the character as his whole persona
I love Schaffirellus.
Wanted to see Hellfire high up on the list and tbh looking at all the rest of the songs... Disney, what the hell happened with your songs?? Hellfire SLAPS so hard and is terrifying af.
Poor unfortunate souls for number 1
Yep
If Hellfire is not Number #1 we riot.
I think i know what disney's century effort should have been. A Fantasia, compiling all the best of their musical efforts
I’m sure you’re aware several people have made a video of Yzma’s song, “Snuff Out the Light” which are fabulous!!!