Top 10 Disney Villain Songs (Collab w/ SpaceTree88)
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- SpaceTree88 and I have collabed yet again, bringing you our list of the top 10 Disney Villain songs! We may or may not have made this entire list for the sake of talking about one song in particular!
Check out his channel here: / spacetree88 - บันเทิง
Most Disney villains: I’m so evil
Gothel: I love you
Gaston: I love me
Gothel: I love you....r hair's ability to make me young
aka I love you, my flower
Frolo: “you must love me”
@@caritahearts2405 more like "goddamn it if you don't love me I swe-"
Frollo: Why am I here?
I'm good
@@IronycheinPain what
i can’t imagine how epic hellfire must have been in theatres
Ibeth Hernandez my mom was there and she said shits crazy yo
Saw it in the theatre when I was like 6. It scared the shit out of me. Well done, Disney!
It
Was
*GLORIOUS*
It was REAL FREAKIN' epic, of course :D
I was there at theater to watch the hunchback of notre Dame
I feel like the reprise of Mother Gothel's "Mother Knows Best", at the very least deserved an honorable mention
Donna Murphy's voice for Mother Gothel is amazing and a gift
RandomDragon.EXE ikr! she has such a natural disney villain voice, so the casting was absolutely perfect!!
I like the reprise to :)
This one always gets overlooked
Definitely. It’s definitely top 5 villain songs and top 15 songs
Y’all notice how The light shining on Frollo as he’s kneeling between the red guys is shaped like a coffin? As he worries about his eternal soul? Symbolism?!?!
And what they're singing is "mea culpa," "my fault," as he sings "it's not my fault. I'm not to blame."
@@TheOwlQueen ah, so the red cloaks are like his inner conscience that he's trying to block out?
KT W yep.
@@TheOwlQueen I love the comments section.
DAYM
The reason there's xylophones in Be Prepared is because it takes place in an elephant graveyard, and the hyenas are playing the bones as xylophones. I thought it was obvious.
yeah the xylophones are being played by the hyenas but i think they were wondering if they truly fit the tone of the song
But the question is why they decided to put xylophones in the song, because they could easily have not and thus not have the hyena(?) play the xylophone animation.
Miss Núñez a lot of traditional African music is percussion based, so xylophones and other mallet instruments are used pretty frequently. So this might have been Disney’s attempt to implant more aspects of African culture into an already western story.
xylobones
trikshot master1021 lol
Facilier: Ill trick you into buying mu curse so I can have the soul of the people
Scar: Imma kill my brother and become king
Hans: *D O O R S*
Frollo: "I'm going to force this girl to either burn alive or to be raped by me"
No wonder Hellfire is first on the list...
Gaston: A song about how great I am and how much everyone else sucks compared to me. Also I totally want to marry that Belle girl and get wasted too.
Jafar: I'll literally turn your own words into the most twisted insult you can imagine and destroy your hopes of finding romance. Gonna look badass while doing it too.
Ursula: I'm gonna make you sign a contract so I can make you unable to talk.
King Lou: Make me human with fucking fire kid
If “Be Prepared” isn’t in the top 3 and “Hellfire” isn’t number one, this list is invalid
Just finished the video, valid list lol
Wut about friends on the other side being at number 9, invalid now my friend
@@rjcorreia3788 touché, you do make a good point
@@rjcorreia3788 or poor unfortunate souls bieng number 7
It kind of redeamed the list because some of these dont count to me
@@solidhutyr1815 meh that song is overrated (and it really is kinda boring in the middle)
I honestly think you missed out on including Mother Knows Best on this list. I feel like it perfectly illustrates an entirely different kind of villain, namely one that we all see in our daily lives. The scary thing about Mother Gothel isn't some kind of devious plan, it's that she's an abusive mother. The song masterfully shows how narcissistic parents manipulate their children, making them feel horrible while still acting like the good guy. I personally grew up with a mother like her, so the song really resonates with me. Some of the lyrics are quite obvious looking in, but for someone actually in that situation, they aren't obvious at all, because they're just normalized to them. Furthermore, the song has many subtleties as well. Basically, there's a very good reason why so many people like this song.
She's not really her mother at all. Just wants her for her power. She was never her mother.
It would be so much cooler lf she were her actual mother. They never make immediate family evil, annoyingly. Well, except for Elsa. But she's never called out on that.
Lol that’s why my mother loves that song, she sees nothing wrong with it because that’s what she does
@@nspcrazy1122 and then they just die soooo
@@inarencommander4663 Well duh. But she was Rapunzel’s mother figure for a long time.
Hellfire still gives me chills. I watched Hunchback one time as a kid, and completely forgot it. Then I watched it as an adult and absolutely fell in love. The first scene with the Bells of Notre Dame completely captured my attention, and Hellfire cemented it as one of my favorite movies. It's got problems, especially when it comes to tone (and fuck the gargoyles), but it's still a fantastic movie, and Hellfire is definitely the high point. The "It's not my fault, if in God's plan, he made the devil so much stronger than a man" line still gets me every time.
I love this movie, it's my favorite from Disney I have to admit. And the most amazing thing is that the soundtrack gets even more powerful and capturing in the musical.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame is some heavy shit, and I love it. It's just such a good movie (but I feel like the gargoyles are the only reason they scored a G rating. Had to lighten the tone for the kiddos).
Hellfire is the best song that I have encountered. I love it with all my heart but..is a song about a 80 year old man falling in love for a 27 year old woman.....BUT JUST IGNORE THAT
Yeah the book is really dark, but kinda hard to read with all the cathedral and city parts. Also Gringoire is just an...idiot. I do like what the movie did with the characters though. The Esmeralda from the film was so much better than the one in the book, who was also a bit...dumb. I think the Musical strikes a pretty nice balance between the book and the disney film. It makes Frollo a priest again, which is a nice twist and keeps the ending where everyone just dies.
The gargoyles are the only shit thing about the movie tbh. I don't even mind making Frollo a judge instead of a priest. And the soundtrack is just straight up the best from any disney movie.
A thing that gets me upset is the fact that the Reprise of Mother Knows Best IS SUCH A GOOD SONG THAT NO ONE REMEMBERS- I'm sorry, i know it practically sounds the same as the regular version but the sheer amount of emotions i get when hearing Mother Gothel finally snapping at Repunzel and just going full ham is thrilling to me- sorry this was weird, i'll go now...
I know! It's one of my all time favorites and I wish it were longer. I'd love to hear why he thinks the song is overrated.
It’s a perfect subversion of a jaunty, funny song about an overprotective mother turned into a sadistic abuser that shows the audience how dangerous Rapunzel’s home life truly was. One of the only criticisms i have for Tangled is that it tells the audience at the beginning that Gothel is the bad guy and what her motives are. Without that detail, she could have been one of the best twist villains because she’s so likable in the first half of the movie.
Thank you. I love the reprise so much. Gothel's voice is amazing as it is and it really shows in the ending of the reprise and the music sounds so dramatic as it complements her voice. Plus.... you gotta love her cape twirl at the end!
If he's lying, don't come cryyyyyyyyiiiiiiiiiiiiing
@@RandomDragonEXE you know she's a villain when the fog disappears with her
I feel like the Latin parts in Hellfire really get overlooked in terms of lyrics, mostly because nobody speaks Latin anymore.
The first part that precedes the beginning we all know by heart reads as “Confiteor Deo Omnipotenti
Beatae Mariae semper Virgini
Beato Michaeli archangelo
Sanctis apostolis omnibus sanctis
Et tibit Pater
Quia peccavi nimis
Cogitatione
Verbo et opere” translating to something like “I confess to God almighty, To blessed Mary ever Virgin, To the blessed archangel Michael, To the holy apostles, to all the saints, and to you father, that I have sinned, in my words and in what I have done”. These are the parts to the Catholic church’s Confiteor, which is in very direct contrast to the tone Frollo is setting for himself. The voices from the heavens reflect his corruption, by quoting the Lord and telling him that humans are sinful beings, and must confess their evil and sin to the Lord above to truly be worthy of the Kingdom of heaven.
In the part where he deflects blame from his own faults onto both Esmerelda and unto God, the hooded figures repeatedly say “Mea culpa, mea maxima culpa” translating to “My fault, my most grievous fault”. Again, in direct contradiction to the tone Frollo is setting. I think this reflects that part of him knows that he’s at fault; a part of himself he verbally denies in saying it’s not his fault.
For me the Latin parts were the best from the first time I heard it!!
I'm writing a fandom song fic with exclusively the latin lyrics. It's going slowly, but I enjoy it
@@cameronjadewallace Bona fortuna
Oh yeah, the "Mea maxima culpa" always gives me chills, and all round the latin lirics are a really nice touch
Is he technically committing blasphemy throughout the song, or was it just the feel of the entire thing?
I feel like “Friends on the Other Side” deserved at least top 5. That song was a banger!
Yes
While it’s a banger, you need to consider: All of the higher songs are bangers too
@@ladaboy3507 tbh i like Friends on the Other Side much more than Be Prepared. Tho i think Be Prepared is overrated in general
It's my fav but the others are iconic as hell
It’s a lot better in Italian as well so I’m kinda biased, but I think it should’ve been higher on the list
*BODY LANGUAGE*
You beat me to it.
HAH!
_The men up there don’t like a lot of blabber,_
_They think a girl who gossips is a bore!_
BEC Enterprises
(I’m just gonna say it)
Yet on land it’s much preferred for ladies not to say a word and dear, what is idle babble for? Come on, they’re not all that impressed with conversation, true gentleman avoid it when that can. But they dote and swoon and fawn on a lady withdrawn and she who holds her tongue who gets a man
Yes
@@spacebugz4317 COME ON YOU POOR UNFORTUNATE SOUL
1. Fairy Godmother's Im Holding Out For A Hero
1. Not Disney
2. Issa cover
@@ManubibiWalsh r/woooosh
jack the non gamer r/latereplies
@@gromitx1682 this might be a trap I don't want to trigger
I just let out the ugliest laugh, thank you
You should rate Disney characters “I want” songs next
#1 i want song: hellfire
@@elisalabarge3516 *well yes*
Out There
It’s a shame Mr Krabbs’ the feeling of greed doesn’t count as a Disney song
Yes! Out There should win, that song is gorgeous.
7:57 Has nobody ever questioned how Ariel signed her name so well with her eyes closed?
Ahh
Maybe she's just used to making shitty deals
U are the 2 commetnt iv seen about ersila
@@jenniferwright4193 imagine spelling
@@abigailw7146 im dislexic
Has nobody ever wondered how Ariel signed a paper under the water? (sorry if I spell something wrong. English isn't my native language😅)
*BOI*
IT'S NOT A TRUE LIST WITHOUT DOOFENSHMIRTZ'S THEME
He doesn't sing it
ArtisticKateCat ahh....
fair point
ArtisticKateCat “sung by OR for the villain” is one of the rules. We need an updated list with his theme
Doofenshmirtzs evil inCorPeRatEd
Yasna Minkovska DOOFENSHMIRTZ IS SCARIEST VILLAIN
I bet he uses he scary-doofenshmirtz-inator
THAT WAS HIS MISTAKE
More people need to understand this comment
Technically was, but ya know
BURN IT! WITH HELLFIRE!
@@sebastianb.3978 AAAARGH so frustrated I didn't think of that!
*Pulls out my magnum*
"No deleted songs"
*Sobs in Snuff out the Light*
I think that “My lullaby” from Lion King 2 is really underrated
I agree! I like it more than Be prepared.
@@telka6479 Me too!
I don’t think it’s better than Be Prepared but it is very good
there's a sequel?
Just your friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man The Lion King II is one of the few actually good Disney sequels, along with Cinderella III
You see, even Disney agrees with Hellfire being the best. The tune from Hellfire is the main tune of the movie. Doesn't that prove it?
That tune is the leitmotif for a lot of the songs in Hunchback tbh, including Quasimodo's Hellfire equivalent.
@@bobjones2959 and "The Bells of Notre Dame"
Don't mind me, I'm just waiting for "Shiny" to appear.
Defender of Color Splash lol same
I just wanna be SHINY
Dededefender of Color Splash YEEEEEE Jermaine clement is amazing
Strut ma stuf ma stuf is so
SHIIIIIIIIIIIINYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
SAME SHINY IS THE FREAKING BEST BREATHE IF YOU AGREE
Friends on the Other Side is so underrated. Definitely one of the most memorable moments of that film
I agree I agree I agree I agree i agree!
i prefer going down the bayou and like... every other song. i’m probably biased because i live super close to new orleans and i love the music there :)
The best part is the end.
*Bum bum bum bum bum bum*
The ONLY memorable moment of that film
@@solidhutyr1815 fair enough lol
I was so worried that the disclaimer for number 7 was going to be about Hellfire.
Same, tbh it’s the best 2d animated movie
@Elalae La ok, best Disney 2d animated movies 5-1
5 the lion king
4 Beaty and the beast
3 Mulan
2 the princess and the frog
1 the hunchback of notre dame
(Other good ones. The little mermaid, Hercules, the emperors new grove, and others that I forgot that are amazing)
@Elalae La I forgot to ad Aladdin, there’s just too many. Also Winnie the Pooh
@Elalae La oh yeah definitely, tbh the newer Disney is trash imo. It’s good but it will never reach the level of the 2d movies
@Elalae La I haven’t seen it and I never want to it looks bad
Personally, I don't count Jafar's reprisal of "Prince Ali" as a song. It's just a minute of dark parody. If it'd been longer, I wouldn't mind it, but it pisses me off how good it is while being so brief.
And then in the live action version they cut it completely.
Hellfire is a dark masterpiece. Bless Jonathan Young for his amazing cover of that song, otherwise I would have never realized how great HoND really is...
The Johnathan Young cover is so goddamn good
i just want a version of hunchback without the fucking gargoyles
Jeff Morse look at the musical! No gargoyles and more music!!!
I got addicted to the song after hearing Annapastu’s (I think that’s how it’s spelled) cover.... I always respect those that sang the original song, but idk where we’d be if it weren’t for cover artists that have no right being as good as they are.
@@jeffmorse6727 . Or if they turned the gargoyles imaginary. I think it'd be more depressing and heartbreaking if the gargoyles were Quasimodo's imaginary friends, to show how his loneliness and isolation has affected him.
Hellfire, a.k.a. the point where parents exchange looks and wonder if this movie is really made for kids
I love how y’all both said “it’s hellfire” like you knew we already knew
I was drab little crab once
“Turtle.”
*_I WAS A DRAB LITTLE CRAB ONCE_*
But I know I can be as happy as a clam
CAUSE I’M BOOTIFUL BABY
And your granny says "listen to your heart, be who you are on the inside"
I need three words to tear her argument apart. Your granny lied! I'd rather be...
@@yolkeggs S H I N Y
He acknowledged Bill Cipher's song
*shrieks in fanboy-ism*
Its depressing that it got cut,I could see bill just pulling a full musical moment
I love Gravity Falls. But I'm extremely disappointed Bill didn't sing.
At least we saw him sing a few lines of we'll meet again. I mean, it's not a whole song and its not a song specific to himself but it's better than nothing.
*shireks in Dipper*
*shrieks in Neil cecieraga*
schaffrillas: puts friends on the other side lower than savages
me: I DISAGREE *STRONGLY*
Hellfire’s sheer SCALE still gives me chills, the Catholicism, the Omnipotence and the fall from grace Frollo goes through. Yea we knew he was mean before this song but DURING this song you FEEL his soul leave God’s light
My list.
10: Hellfire
9: Hellfire
8: Hellfire
7: Hellfire
6: Hellfire
5: Hellfire
4: Hellfire
3: Hellfire
2: Hellfire
1: eriflleH
Real talk for a minute I got scared before number one because I thought it wouldn't be on there.
I too enjoy a daily dose of Eriflleh. My doctor prescribed it after he saw of how obsessed I was with this one girl at my school
okay, but can we talk about shiver my timbers??????? please?????????
I actually don’t really like Hellfire that much
@@Evelyn_onfire did a nice guy hurt you? is that why? cause frollo's their god lmao
Holy Spoom Stealer no I just don’t think its that good of a song.
Q: who knew hellfire would take the crown and throne?
Furious Ninja Everyone who has heard true art
Furious Ninja I expected “Be Prepared”
@@toilet_rose7986 What's so good about it I think it sucks
SlimeRat Gaming I typed the comment 9 months ago. Everyone can have different opinions
Every person who ever have listened to it....
"Hellfire" is one of the darkest songs that I've ever heard in my life! How did I forget about it for so long?
I'm sorry but Zira's song "My Lullaby" from the Lion King 2 is one of my favorite disney villian songs. She literally talks about Kovu growing up and murdering Simba and his family and then becoming king. It is amazing lol
lion king 2 is better than lion king 1
@@milli5968 hahaha *no*
@@milli5968 I still really like lion king 2, but it being better than the first? Hahaha no.
@@milli5968 I’d say their pretty equal. Though I haven’t watched them in a little while so hey maybe I’m forgetting things.
THANK YOU! ❤️ I thought it was just me who had that as their favourite Disney villain songs
Kill the Beast/ Mob Song from Beauty and the Beast is such an underrated song. Although Gaston lists his attributes and why they like him, Kill the Beast/ Mob Song is the reason why he is a strong villain. Most people would flee from such a monster even gathered in a mob, but Gaston can galvanize the crowd to do as he wants. Willing to sacrifice their lives in righteous anger for his bidding. And the image of Gaston as he towers over the people in the intro shows his derangement as they gossip about horrific stuff he spins in their minds.
But this guy likes psychedelic crabs with no rhythm. :P
I don't find the Mob Song a villain song. I like to compare it to Every Little Piece from 1977's Pete's Dragon.
I mean heck, letting a beast live miles close to your village? How would anyone be okay with that?
A dragon would be just as dangerous. Not to mention Elliot could turn invisible. There would be so much freakin' paranoia and mass hysteria in Passamaquoddy.
I remember always singing along to “Come on boys it’s time to follow meeee!!” So satisfying for some reason, even though he’s a villain and the worst, you can see why people follow him
Honestly yeah, “The Mob Song” does a much better job of illustrating Gaston’s villainy (and by extension, the town’s) it also does a good job of being a darker mirror to the opening song, “Belle,” further driving the theme of outcasts being demonized
I did Beauty And The Beast Jr my eighth grade year and Kill The Beast was honestly my favorite (sue me I guess I'm a villain). The scary thing about Gaston is how easy it is for him to rile up a crowd. He's so manipulative and it's frightening. When he brings in the town's children and makes it seem like he cares. It's the good shit
"Also its sung by the fart cloud from Rick and Morty:
Bruh Jemaine has a name.
@@19ChrisDanielS93 yeah I have been a fan of Jemaine for a while (Flight of The Conchords, watch it if you haven't). When I watched that episode I thought "wait shit is this Jemaine" I looked it up and whaddya know.
My boyyyyyy
If you need David Bowie, there is one man to call on. Jemaine Clement.
Salty Tattie You're right, it's Dr. Zone.
That also irritates me
I'm glad you put Hellfire in. I feel the Hunchback of Notre Dame is such an underrated film. It's dark for a Disney movie and I think it throws people off, but the dialogue, movie plot, music, animation, and voices are absolutely incredible.
Super underrated
Me watching this as a child: “wow this is really cool. I love this song.”
Me in high school: “OHMYGOD HES LUSTING-“
Okay... So I'm at #2 on this list. I haven't yet seen Hellfire from Hunchback of Notre Dame. If it isn't on the list, I will find and beat the ever-loving shit out of you, creators.
don't worry, you'll find an excuse to beat us up later probably.
It was
Those were my thoughts exactly
Honestly I didn’t think hellfire was number 1 to be honest XD but I do love this evil song
I forgot about all the Disney songs except Cruella De Vil when I clicked on this video.
Y’all seem to have forgotten about Mother Knows Best Reprise, I’d honestly rank it top 5 if I were to make my own list.
The reprise is definitely better than the original
I like both the original and the reprise and would put both in my top 10, but I agree that the reprise is better.
The reprise is much more dramatic and heart-shaking, and the first is smooth and alluring. I like both, I prefer the first, but I can see why you prefer the reprise.
Hellfire absolutely deserves the nr1 spot.
But the thing is, young kids often don't get this song OR the villain.....until they are older and they are like ""Wait, what...is he REALLY singing about what I think he is singing?"
And it suddenly becomes their favorite villain song.
"Tamatoa is literally tearing Maui apart and he sings about how fabulous he is." This sentence made my day 🤣 Shiny is also my favorite ❤
"Mufasa is dead get over it"
no
(sorry for bad english)
Mufasa is kil
no
@@Hehe-nt4oe Even tho the Grammer is bad, it makes it better for some reason, I think you should be proud
LONG LIVE THE KING
[GD] ToadKAPOWer where were you when mufasa die I was at house eating dorito when phone ring “mufasa is kil”.
No
Yes
Fun fact, bois: halfway through "Be Prepared", Jeremy Irons was replaced by Jim Cummings. No one even frigging notices cuz he's that frigging good xD
Two of my favorite people together
I think it was just for a few notes Jeremy couldn't hit.
@@esotericVideos JIM CUMMINGS CAN SOUND LIKE LEGIT ANYONE EVEN XING JING PING
@@esotericVideos Jeremy Irons damaged his voice a singing the line "you won't get a sniff without me" (The fact the he never did a line without a cigarette in his mouth probably didn't help) after that the rest is Jim Cummings. Who, if you didn't know, is the voice of Ed.
Everyone including their unborn baby's knew that be prepared and hell fire would be the top 2
“Friends on the Other Side” is one of my favorites from the last decade but “Be Prepared” And “Hellfire” Are scares from classic Disney. And “I Wanna Be Like You” is great too
Don't know i anybody mentioned it yet, but in the German dub, Tamatoa is voiced by the voice actor of Son Goku. It is quite something.
Jesus fucking Christ that's awesome!!!
Here in latin america Tamatoa is voiced by the actor who dubs Drax in Guardians of the Galaxy as well as Miles father in Into the Spiderverse.
So Goku sings about shiny things. So out of character... Yet in character at the same time.
In Latin America Goku voices King Candy from Wreck It Ralph
And the German version is also called Vaiana because there was a italian documentary about a Pornstar called Moana decades ago, and the rest is lawyerland...
A Bowie inspired song, written by Lynn Manuel Miranda. PERFORMED BY JERMAINE CLEMENT. I fixed that line for you!!!
@@sleepydannyart *Lim Naunel Miranba
Honestly, the more I watch Hellfire as years pass, the more I am ASTONISHED that it got to be on a Disney animated theatrical movie for families, moreover during full Renaissance time!!....especially as we see that direction that Disney is taking now as a global power and it is playing safe and politically correct with villain representation (therefore also villain songs), I am so thankful that, for some mystical reasons, we got Hellfire on screen tbh
Friends on the other side deserved higher 😭
YESS
Shiny was my daughter's absolute favourite Disney song. I had to play it at her funeral...it hurts to hear but I always smile thinking about how she danced around like a crazy person singing it. This is a great list 🤘🤘
She's the shiniest of them all. God bless
So sorry for your loss honey 😢
Rest In Peace your daughter, sorry for your loss.
What happened (If you want to say)? She probably is as shiny as any star right now.
It's been a year but I hope you are doing well. Have a great day
Wait a minute.
Ugh, he took the reveal of his favorite song and covered it in a bioluminescent *entire countdown list* as a _diveersion._
(Destroys list) (Sigh)
Gaston was one of the songs that completely lost meaning in that 2017 remake. He was supposed to be the town hero / beloved jock, not some soldier the villagers kind of tolerate and even have to get paid in order to sing about him.
TIL: SpongeBob SquarePants has said the word "Debauchery" at least once.
Gotta love it when the transition slide *KILLS MY EARS*
what song is that?
A metal version of sorcerer’s apprentice.
Mother Knows Best Reprise is so good.
16:54 to 17:00 is true though
You. I never thought the day would come that we'd meet again
When I was younger I was playing guess the song with my friends on the bus ride back to school from a trip
I sang be prepared and nobody got it
I was so disappointed in them!
"Okay, this next one might be a bit controversial since this is one of the more beloved of the Disney villain songs, but uh, just uh... hear us out real quick..."
Ok I'm willing to respect their opinion and hear them ou-
*hears the first half second of poor unfortunate souls*
>:(
Tbh, I never saw 1967's King Louie's desire for fire as cruel and malicious intent, I saw it as childlike curiosity.
which almost makes it worse if you think about it ... think about it if your curious about something you want to know what it is, how it works, like he does ... what's the best way of finding out... yah him finding out how to use 'man's red flower' is more terrifying because he's not trying to kill things he just is going to end up doing so from curiosity
*Hellfire is #1*
_Except for WatchMojo_
Wait for real? What was their number 1 pick? I get that they always get the number 1 wrong but I didn’t think they could be THIS objectively wrong.
@@ManubibiWalsh talk for yourself I liked be prepared more
@@nra3zehuti781 don't get me wrong, Be Prepared (1994) is my jam and it's absolutely a delight and I fucking love every second of it, but... to me Hellfire is the true masterpiece in terms of Disney villain songs. From a technical and lyrical standpoint it really displays a completely twisted, horrible monster in all of his darkness and evil. It's repulsive, and yet it's still beautiful due to the choruses in the background, the visuals, the colors, the drama.
Again, I absolutely love Be Prepared and to me it's a close second because I absolutely adore Scar as a villain and he's also a marvelous drama queen I love with every bit of my being, but... Frollo completely unraveling while fire literally wraps him up and leaves him with a mix of confusion and lust and pure unfiltered darkness consuming him is my favorite thing out of the two.
Be Prepared is more of a bop to dance and sing along to, though, I'll give you that.
WatchBlowjo
Jafar's thumb is number one on every list!!!!!!!
* me just watching to know where " be prepared " is *
I would've moved up Friends on the Other side and Poor Unfortunate Souls bc when I saw the title those were two of the four I immediately thought of, the others being the top two. Still haven't seen Moana for some reason.
a shame ratigan didn't make this list. in said song its mentioned how he drowned widows and orphans and mid song he murders a subordinate of his due to the guy insulting him and he does so by feeding said subordinate to his cat.
The Great Mouse Detective is so underrated in general. Honestly, this was the movie that really got everything back on track after nearly 2 decades of alright to awful Disney films, the last good one being the Jungle Book in 1967. The dynamic between Ratigan and Basil is amazing, and it really made the most out of what little credibility Disney had at the time after the Black Cauldron spectacularly failed.
@@matthewmazzatto8003 Yessss the Great Mouse Detective was one of my favourite childhood movies and it pains me when so many people haven't watched it
I got round to watch it not long ago. That and Robin Hood might my favourite pre-Little Mermaid Disney movies. My only complaint was...I wish it was longer!
Great movie otherwise.👍🏻
"We may or may not have made this entire list for the sake of talking about one song in particular!"
You mean YOU made the video to talk about 1 song
....actually wait, I did all the editing so technically I made the video so you could talk about 1 song..............why are we still friends?
oh also you'll never eat lunch whatever
This whole list was just us waiting for hellfire.
'My lullaby' is lowkey amazing and probably the scariest villain song(don't @ me) and has no right being in such a subpar movie
The best song ever and it’s sung so well it gives me chills
The score for “The Hunchback of Norte Dame” is the best score that Disney has put out, and Alan Menkin’s best score
there, it’s been said
Hellfire is a song for the ages for a bass that wants to take on a batshit crazy character whose extremely human for a Disney villain
Well, That IS the case if you forget that "Topsy Turvy" and "A Guy Like You" exist
@@joshuasgameplays9850 yes. Surgically remove “A guy like you” and we good
Whilst I love 'Gaston' and agree with it being on the list, I think The Mob Song should have got an honourable mention. It's so scary how how Gaston manages to whip the whole village into a murderous frenzy and it has some great lyrics. 'We don't like what we don't understand, in fact it scares us'
And its so fun to sing as an ensemble
He doesn't even "manages" to do it, he uses the people's fear and paranoia. They must protect themselves, their kids, and that's why 2hy they follow him.
I just realized how much Dr. Facilier, Dr. Doofenshmirtz, that one guy from Meet the Robinsons I'm too lazy to look up, Robbie Rotten and Waluigi look the same.
I literally yelled HOW DARE YOU when you said no to "trust in me"
God I love Kaa and his song and it upsets me SO MUCH that he and his song are so under rated.
TBH I do love King Louie's song with a passion BUT trust in me is just a real head banger........ or head drooper cause it's a really good lullaby
15:06 You're service card! It's
TOO SHINY!!! WATCH ME DAZZLE LIKE A DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH!
me: Well I could've seen this one coming
*O H G O D N O*
Pocahontas was before the Pilgrims landed. Here we got Jamestown, which was set up due to a journey to find wealth in the new world.
Now I love hellfire, but when he says that it has no equal in musical animated movies. I say the plagues from Prince of Egypt
Most villains: I’m super evil or self-absorbed and I love it and myself
Judge Claude Frollo: Pure evil but he’s genuinely battling with himself over his lust for Esmeralda despite being an extremely devout Christian, and instead of showing glimmers of hope or redemption, he dives further into madness when given a chance to redeem himself (the soldier telling him that Esmeralda got away).
I've been listening to Jonathan Young's versions of the Disney songs so much that I forgot that none of them have heavy metal palm muted guitar in the background.
Me too. I am also really used to that. It's wierd.
Terrific list! Be Prepared is my personal best but I'm happy to cede it to your #1. Also glad you show some love to It's Our House Now, it's a great little gem.
Shiny is also legit intimidating since like you said he's not only beating the shit out of Maui, he goes all otherworldly in the final section. The extra voices have made me ponder if there's like some extra backstory and evil to Tamatoa that we don't know about.
Depth217 Exactly
Hellfire is #1 though
Tyler Sljukic shouldn’t be, hellfire lacked intensity and class with that small bit of humor. General consensus is correct here. Be Prepared has always been an will always be the best Disney villain song
I can see why this is difficult... I was literally going "I love that song" for so many entries!! (And thanks for adding the Oogie Boogie song. No cheating in my eyes)
Of course it's hellfire. It was just perfect. I was satisfied, impressed and terrified all at one after watching it. It also brought that melody that you were hearing from starting of the movie. It was just very powerful.
*Sees Poor Unfortunate Souls at #7*
*Prepares sword* “Explain your case.”
Hellfire is the obvious #1, Be Prepared is widely regarded as 2nd as well considering the imagery and what happens afterwards. Schaffrillas loves Tamatoa, so Shiny was bound to be high on the list as well. Finally, Gaston is also slightly better due to the nature of what's going on with the glorification of a cruel strongman character.
Poor Unfortunate Souls is basically just Ursula (a notorious con-artist/witch) swindling Ariel (a lovestruck, airhead teenage girl). Granted, she's doing it with a boatload of style, but compared to what the other 4 songs imply is happening/will happen, it doesn't quite match up in terms of villainousness.
It definitely should be swapped into 5th place though.
The Jamestown settlers weren't the pilgrims. They came in search of wealth, not in search of a new life.
* casually only watches to see where shiny falls in the list*
The fact that its a cowbell that summons Christopher Walken's King Louis is fucking hilarious.
MOAR COWBELL!!!
I knew that number 2 was going to be Be Prepared and number 1 will be Hellfire
I like my lullaby more than be prepared
Hellfire May be perfect but nothing makes me as happy as Shiny.
Hellfire is so good because it has this moment in the middle that is such a sudden subtle detail, Frollo asks heaven to make Esmeralda his or be out of his life, and at that moment a guard bursts in lit in heavenly light to tell him that Esmeralda was gone, he got exactly what he asked for, he could've stopped his obsession then, let her go and forget about her, but he is to self centered to even consider that heaven was trying to tell him to let her go
I’m going to be honest. I’d never really seen/heard the song Hellfire before until maybe a few weeks ago when one of my classmates sang it in theater. Honestly listening to it now I can say he did the original justice, and he perfectly portrayed the emotion for the scene.
I forgot where I was going with this actually.
*nO oNe FaLlS oFf A cLiFf In ThE rAiN LiKe GaStOn!*
it was actually a castle, but close enough ig
Jamestown wasn't settled by Pilgrims guys
Jafar: I blasted a so-called prince into outer space
Dr. Facilier: I turned a prince and princess into frogs
Radcliffe: I went to war against natives
Ursula: I made a mermaid give up her voice in favor of legs
Boogeyman: I tortured Santa clause
Louie: I forced a mancub to get me fire
Tamatoa: I tortured people when I was singing my song
Gaston: I killed a monster for taking my girl
Scar: I killed my brother, and almost killed my nephew
Frollo: Girl, BE MINE OR YOU WILL BURN
Hans: DoOrS
Hellfire is by far the best villain song. I was waiting for it the whole video
10.Shiny
9. Shiny
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5. Shiny
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1. Shiny
Dylan Gray you forgot the song from Ben ten
DANGIT DYLAN! I wanted to make that joke!
Dylan Gray YAS!!!
Dylan Gray YASSSS!!!
Dylan Gray yaaaaaasssssssss
oH sHiT
One time in fifth grade we watched the Hunchback of Notre Dam and when Hellfire started playing the whole class just started screaming we were shook
Someone has FINALLY acknowledged what a bop King Louie's 'I Wanna be Like You' is! Thank you!
I love that song so much
I Sometimes forget Louie is a villian
I KNEW BE PREPARED WAS GONNA GET ONTO THIS LIST!!!!!!
Louie is actually more menacing in the 2016 version and one of the favorite remake villains.
The remake was actually what got me to think about Louie as a villain in the first place, since they played him up as a malevolent force more. In the original it's more subtext than outright said (mostly cause the song is 90% of Mowgli and Louie's interaction between each other). Whereas in the remake we've already been told about the effects of fire and it's implications in the jungle, so Louie comes off more of an outright villain than an implied one in the original.
Also I think the remake enhanced Shere Khan as a villain too and made him way more menacing.
Kieran Wrightstone In the original draft for the 1967 film, Louie was gonna hold Mowgli captive as a Slave and force him to show Louie how to make fire. While hording a wealthy amount of Treasure
Kieran Wrightstone not gonna lie, the part where Louie is searching for Mowgli in those tight and claustrophobic ruins scares the crap out of me
Another thing, is that I believe the cowbell was meant to be a reference to the famous Christopher Walken skit from SNL. Pretty out of place for a Jungle Book adaptation, but hey.
It's sort of a rule, in my opinion, that if Disney makes a live action remake of a classic, it will be about 100 times better than the original.
Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella, Snow White, and yep, Jungle Book.
I love how tamatoa has the same dub voice actor as Sid from Ice Age in the Norwegian dub, and it still works.
while watching this I only recently watched The Hunchback Of Notre Dame recently and was on the edge of my seat wondering if hellfire was on the list but of course it was #1
20:20 *STRESS INTENSIFIES*