Ranking EVERY Disney song and losing my mind.
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Every. Single. Song. Let's do this. 🎶
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"Bossa Cara" by El Equipo Del Norte
"In The Summer" by Lope
"Good Time Charlie" by The Fly Guy Five
"Bossa Lova" by Illuminaries
What's your favorite Disney song?✨
Reflection is my fav ❤
That’s a toughie. I’m not sure, sorry 😅
This is perhaps the stupidest, most obscure song that could be anyone’s favorite Disney song, but the nonsense the Cheshire Cat sings is my favorite Disney song. I have no explanation. I just love the vibe lol
The main theme for Alice in Wonderland is tied with my favorite. Y’know what, I think I just love the Alice in Wonderland soundtrack way more than I should lmao
Hellfire. It’s always great when Disney is able to bring a darker edge to their animated films and do it so well. And it isn’t just amazing because it’s dark but because it’s a legitimately great song with a haunting performance by Tony Jay and stunning accompanying visuals personifying Frollo’s torment.
I vote for "Heterosexual Choir" to be an OFFICIAL musical term from now on!
PETITION SIGNED
it's a great shorthand for a Disney Composition trope.
It works. Like if you look at it, it's true and it happened.
I second the motion
I shall sign!
Congrats on commemorating your "coming out" as a straight woman by ranking literally every single dad you see as a DILF 😭
She should make a rank list of every hot dad in Disney movies where the best ranking is the D tier, for DILF
hes a gay man and you know that
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@@enchantedgoldrushdont you have anything else to do ? Why you care that much
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“im adopting aspects of heterosexual culture. i love billy joel” made me laugh out loud thank you
I don't understand how that's an example of straight culture. That was what me, my sister, and her girlfriend would jam out to incessantly in her car
This video is instantly iconic. The hot dads, the extensive use of the word b**ch... truly goddess-tier Disney content. 👍👍
I noticed this too! I posted a comment where I actually went back and got the time stamp for when she first said it! I was in disbelief. (Literally laughing to tears atm). She's just so composed and her presentation and delivery that it just took me completely off guard.
Before I always wanted to sit down have some tea and an academic discussion with Marlene. Now I want to put my genetic advantage to the test and kick back a few pints and listen to her cruise the bar while going through my music collection and telling me what's decent and what's trash. (Because there is. There is trash in there.) 🤣
Let's not forget the hetero chorus
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I'm glad for including reprises, Jaffar's reprise of Prince Ali is great.
So longgg ex-prrrinnnnce AaaaAaaliiiiiiiiiiIIIII
It’s probably my favorite Disney song
Jafar’s reprise and Mother Gothel’s reprise both kick ass
A girl worth fighting for gets more points for me because of the tonal shift. From the song being cut off to the destroyed village, it’s so strong
Major points for it being the last proper song in the film too
It's also not just the tone shift, but changing the meaning from the girl they want as a partner to the children worth protecting.
52:42 I get that "I'm still here" is dependent on each persons musical taste.
I think what makes it hit so hard is the emotional power of its placement in the movie. Especially the part when Jim's father leaves and Jim running with the song ramping up, then Silver appears on screen beckoning to Jim, just tugs on my heart every time.
It sounds like a classic misunderstood teen song from the 2000's and I am here for it.
i love that song so much
I know I'm Still Here is not at all a typical Disney movie song, and I can see how it would feel out of place due to Treasure Planet not being a musical. I think both of those things add to it, tho. There's no focus taken away from it as a song. The angsty pop track is just perfect for Jim's inner dialogue and his character arc. It feels so personal and relatable.
Even as a barely concious child that scene resonated with me. It is so powerful and a great use of pop music.
Agreed with most points but I gotta say the Bells of Notre Dame and Out There always seem to give me chills. Maybe its the emotional intensity of both those songs?
yeah this I feel like she underrated some of the notre dame songs.
out there isn't an S but it definetly deserves an A, Quasimodo is probably the most like tortured Disney lead so his I want song hits a little harder for sure.
also hellfire is S tier and I don't think I should even have to explain why
same! people always dismiss 'out there' as a typical "i want" song but for me its so different given how bleak quasi's life is. his yearning to just... go outside, for *one* day? that's so deeply tragic & something a lot of people take for granted (which quasi himself points out in the song). not to mention, tom hulce's voice is *incredible*, its up there with the likes of jodi benson and paige o'hara. he's in a very similar situation to rapunzel and i find 'when will my life begin' to be... incredibly subpar when compared to out there, the latter gets across the trauma of such a situation far better imo 🤷♀
huge disney fan here. i loved this ranking and i applaud you for taking on this challenge - but "i see the light" and "i'll make a man out of you" definitely deserved better...the tangled lantern scene is spectacular and one of the most beautiful scenes in all of disney and i'll make a man out of you is simply iconic, especially donny osmond's voice, imo!
I'll Make a Man Out of You was the one that when she ranked it I GASPED, it is S tier for sure
Marlene please, I implore you. You have to make a video definitively ranking all of Disney's hot dads.
I get it Tianas dad is S tier
Do psudo dads like in the jungle book and animal dads like Tramp count? though? I think they may be difficult to rank lol
Maybe this is my calling
What about "potential" dads but aren't necessarily described as such in the film? e.g Soul.
Also does Eric count since the sequel?
Where does Aladdin's dad rank? Inquiring minds want to know.
Lolll. A tier list on all Disney men would be fun to watch
Wow! My respect to you, Marlene. This was one mountain of an undertaking!
And really fun to watch, too. Sure there were some misses (Pink Elephants as others have already pointed out) but you dove headfirst into this and came out swinging. Bravo.
It was fun just to hear you do quick little reviews of each songs, and it is always a joy to hear you talk about Disney music, so these 75 minutes went by quickly.
Also, would I love to see more? Hell yeah! Disney TV-shows next, please. Both the theme-songs (DuckTales is S-tier. Both the original and especially the 2017 version) and individual songs from the shows (like "Fat Cat's Stomp" from Rescue Rangers for example) would be interesting to hear your opinion on.
Thank you so much for the kind words! If I continue with the series, I’ll make a video in the future to cover the 5 or so songs I missed
I loved DuckTales! Now that I'm trying to remember the theme song I realized that I got the tune confused with Wishbone. 👀 🤣
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Probably alongside whatever Strange World gives us. Maybe even post-Wish.
I found the “heterossexual chorus” phenomena you mentioned multiple times to be fascinating. Even as a child, upon watching older Disney films, as the chorus came in, I often felt overwhelmed by it, as if the film was making a statement and sort of leaving me out of it. Kind of hitting me in the head with “don’t be fooled, this film was made by straight people for straight people; you’re not a part of this and you’ll never be; enjoy the film!” before opening the curtains.
I really thought this was an irrational impulse on my part (as my feelings and thoughts are so often delegitimized as a queer viewer), so I was shocked when you vindicated these almost repressed feelings I had. It’s pretty obvious how Disney films (especially old ones) are built on a foundation of heteronormativity, leaving out those who don’t fit into that mold, but I feel like it’s still something not discussed about nearly enough - especially when it comes to identifying specific recurring elements which, purposefully or not, reinforce this heteronormative image (like the heterosexual chorus).
I’d love it if you ever decide to make an entire video on the subject !
That’s interesting, I guees the choir doesn’t sound as overwhelming in Norwegian as I always thought It sounded beautiful and I’m not straight either.
god same, it made me feel so weird whenever i watched those older movies as a kid
It's so hard to explain just how true that rings.
Yeah, it let me know this was a Walt Era film. They seem to have abandoned these after his death. It would be fun to get one as a nostalgic throwback.
imagine being this defined by your sexuality that men and women singing together feels like homophobia to you
I love your voice so much. It's soothing
It really is 💖
I agree
Yesssss
I agree to, she has the best voice ever 😍😍
If I have one wish in life, it would be for her to do full video covers. In particular "I'm Going To Go Back There Someday", because hearing her sing it in her old voice was something that would always make me feel super calm, so hearing it in her new voice would be just incredible
Oh I'm excited to see more of this series. Ranking videos are always fun! Especially when you got to a few songs I love and your like "Eh, not my thing" or "that's weird" and I audibly gasped and put my hand over my heart in mock offense. lol
So glad you talked about the "Mother Knows Best" reprise. It is. SO GOOD. I love how the reprise is darker and moreso Mother Gothel's true villian song. I think any kid that has grown up with an overbearing, sheltering, or manipulative parent can really relate to both versions of these songs. The tiny mirco-aggressions from the first song turn into a full blown villain song when you try to step out on your own. And it's one of the most realistic portrayals Disney has done of an abusive parental figure. Anyway, It's an amazing reprise.
I'm a lesbian, but I've always found the "heterosexual choirs" kind of soothing. Especially having grown up with the older films on VHS. It's interesting to see how badly some age
Waiting on a Miracle is my favorite Encanto song bc it is so emotionally effective for me. I've spent a lot of my life dealing with depression and anxiety, especially of the social variety, so I feel so hard for Mirabel's struggle to find her spot in her community and family and wearing herself so thin trying so hard despite everyone around her seeming to be fine without her. It just hits where I feel it most. Plus, Stephanie Beatriz apparently recorded it while she was literally IN LABOR and like I have the most respect for that, it is not easy to sing when you're in pain, never mind THAT MUCH pain
her labor had just started as she was singing and she wasn't in pain, that would've been obvious and they would've sent her to the hospital.
I was shocked when she said B tier. It is AT LEAST A tier but for me it is an easy S tier. Dos Origuitas too. That is a perfect song
Sooooo fun fact about Waiting On A Miracle: it’s a way more apt title than you’d expect because the voice actress and singing voice for Mirabel, Stephanie Beatriz, was pregnant when she recorded the song, and during the recording of the song, she went into labor, unbeknownst to the rest of the cast and crew, and when she finished, she had her baby the following day. So yeah, she sang Waiting On A Miracle while she literally was waiting on her own miracle.
I'm gonna give you a kiss on the mouth (platonically) for ranking Once Upon a Time in New York City in S tier because you are RIGHT
Was really hoping you were gonna give "la la lu" from lady and the tramp a chance because it always makes me cry from how soft and sweet the song is, its always been an under rated Disney song for me
The hill that I will forever and always die on is that Ralph Breaks the Internet should’ve been called Ralph Wrecks the Internet
Marlene's "no bitch, we are ranking every single Disney song" in her incredible gentle and amazing voice. We have no choice but to ascend.
Also, obviously you're right that people don't talk about "I Wonder" enough, but it's almost S tier for me, not least among reasons being that my daughter loves it as a lullaby.
Running comment stream to say yes, you're right, Ratigan is the gayest and most iconique villain.
"Belle" is the definition of S Tier. And I think Howard Ashman would agree.
Yeeeeah girl the One Jump reprise is wayyyyyy better than the already good starting arrangement.
First true and proper disagree: God Help the Outcasts is S-tier.
If Deleted songs were in the mix, I think Snuff Out the Light (villain song by Yzma) would be an easy S tier
“We know how far she’s gonna go. She goes really far. So good for her” is the official description of that Moana song now, I asked Lin-Manuel himself
jokes aside, this was fun to watch and you are so charming!! I subscribed right away
The amount of patience and will it takes to do this is incredible
I always loved Mad Madam Mim. It’s perfectly over the top. The actress performs it to an absolute fever pitch of screams. I can’t think of any song like it.
Whoa your voice is so pretty! I love the conviction and confidence you have when talking about this, you can really see you know a lot about the topic
I made a passing comment once about a Disney movie being the only one that I knew of that mentioned Hanukkah and she immediately commented back listing off at least a dozen different films with Jewish features and even more TV shows as well.
I was like gurrrrrrl, "I stand corrected!" also how did you get that typed and sent so fast? 😅
this video was weirdly hypnotic. I'm sick at home, and usually i'm listening to political stuff that gets me apoplectic. this is soothing and delightful. you're becoming one of those creators who i can listen to all day and not get bored.
Oh god I forgot What Made the Red Man Red existed. Which is funny considering my dad HATED Peter Pan and complained if he was ever around and I watched it and said me watching it was a "betrayal." Took me an embarassing amount of time to realize it was cuz he's Cherokee and didn't like
1: the representation
2: his mixed child seeing said representation
Only outright mistake is not having Hellfire/heaven's light from Hunchback is S tier. This is a hill I will die on.
I didn't expect to be as defensive of "Let Me Be Good To You," as I am. It may just be that that's one of the songs I put on while fantasizing about being a drag queen.
One of the reasons i was obsessed with burlesque as a child 😂😂😂
I'm surprised you didn't break out a whole new tier at What Makes the Red Man Red called the Yikes! tier. Many Disney songs belong on the Yikes! tier.
yeah, there needs to be a yikes tier, including what makes the red man red, savages pt. 1 and 2 and im sure a few others
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Let’s hope the follow-up does so.
Girl, you deserve an award for this! I'm so here for it. I may have to make one myself (although it will never live up to yours :))
I literally started watching this at 3 am, and an hour and a bit later - here I am! This was a joy :) Apart from not giving all the Hunchback of Notre Dame & Pocahontas songs Top Tier S, I agreed with everything else! Great video x
Would love to see another video sometime addressing all the songs in sequel films. Lion King 2 had such a slapping soundtrack
Seriously! The sequels get hated on so much, which most do deserve. But some are soo good. Like Cinderella 3? Literally better than the original. Imagine that with a higher budget
you absolute madwoman, you did it, hell yeah
edit: wow i cant believe you'd put what is a baby in d tier smh my head
Interesting that some of these Disney dads Marlene is into look kind of like her husband. 🤔 At least I think so.
I was really excited for this video to come out, and I enjoyed it a lot! My personal tip-top of S tier is probably "Belle (Reprise)" but of course I also love "Beauty and the Beast."
I married Geppetto
@@DreamsoundsVideo 🤣🤣 OMG you're on fire today! (Not comment stalking you just reading other comments and your replies are popping up.)
the lack of goofy movie representation in this tier list is so upsetting, on open road, stand out, after today, and nobody else but you are right there 😭
I adore how your voice sounds in both the old and new styles but that slight drift between the two in 'Riff raff, street rat' just made me blush from how lovely it was. I wish I could sing that well but I'm so shy about my own voice can't even seem to get a line out for fun
I was fine with all of these until you put Little Wonders at C 😂😭 All jokes aside I think the song needs more credit than it gets. I think the lyrics have an amazing message and I think Rob Thomas did an amazing job singing the song. I remember when my mom got married again she used this song at her wedding. Truly a beautiful song.
This is Aristocats and Skumps slander 😔
That being said, I recognize my early/dark ages bias. Lovely list and I love the more lighthearted content in addition to the analysis videos. Keep up the great work!
Man, Red Man tears me apart so much. Because I LOVE old school men's choirs and their harmonies, but... The lyrics.
Lots of replies because I am commenting when watching. Your singing voice... You would make pretty excellent contralto.
Can't wait for the songs from Kim Possible to make an appearance eventually
I think the only thing I felt strongly about in your video was the Aristocats because it's a big part of my childhood and then the hot dads segments because we have very different taste lmao. I couldn't really disagree about any of the songs in the first half because I didn't remember any of them. Now I want to go on a Disney binge because I forget about a lot of these movies.
I'm guessing there will be a separate video for sequels like The Little Mermaid 2 and King of Thieves.
Oh god, the sequels I’m most familiar with… and only one is reasonably good for the right reasons 😆
I think we'll have to give her some serious motivation for that. If you watched her "my Disney sequel nightmare" vid from back in the day she made some really strong arguments against them and having genuine displeasure and discomfort at even discussing some of them. (Which is understandable because things like Return of Jafar had highly questionable choices - outside of the obvious budgetary ones - such as deciding to have Iago be the one with the character Arc and majority of musical numbers, and I don't know what possessed them to make them think that *ANYONE* wants to hear over 45 minutes of *Gilbert Gottfried* singing. I don't think even Gilbert Gottfried wants to hear 45 minutes of himself singing!)
Naked Mole Rap, my enjoyed.
LATHER RINSE AND OBEY
I was so ready to fight her when she said that she didn't like The Sword in The Stone but then I remembered that the main reason why I love that movie is because I had gender envy for Arthur, and I don't really remember anything else from the movie.
Fully agree with you, Alan Menken and Howard Ashman are the best musical pairing! I got scared when you nearly put kiss the girl in A tier too 😅
Oh man. I think you did a pretty great job with this tier list. Almost all of your rankings seem fair in my book, though I think Out There and Honor To Us All are severely underrated. Not S-tier at all, but definite A-tier for Out There and maybe A/B-tier for Honor to Us All. Idk how to explain why but they're very impactful for what they serve, I think, and are interesting compositions.
I love you but I can never forgive you for your takes on the Hunchback soundtrack. You have made an enemy this day. (Jk jk, love the video! Even if you're wrong about Out There and Heaven's Light/Hellfire not being S tier.)
i think if they wanted to make Lady and the Tramp Spaghetti, they should cook one very long noodle and plate the dish so that both ends stick out so you can slurp your way to the middle with a beloved partner
Added to watch later 😁
Random thought (not sure if this has been covered before in another video, point me that way if so) but I absolutely love your sense of style and fashion. If it's not rude to ask where does it come from, what inspires you?
I'm constantly making comments on it and get positive reactions. From my perspective since I once was a personal stylist, a lot of the looks that she's shown seem to be vintage inspired (think Mad Men era).
This was so much fun to watch I suggest ranking the music from DCOMS and the animated tv shows and a ranking on just villain songs
My younger sister and I recently rewatched Lady And The Tramp and she had to leave partway through because she started crying from the song La La Lou. Her nicknames is Lou and my mom used to sing that to her
Wow I have never watched a video of this length without checking to see how far I was in. But somehow you entertained my ADHD brain the PERFECT amount where I never even noticed over an hour had gone by. So thank you so much for this
Please do more casual videos, as another trans girl listening your calming voice sing and talk makes me feel so relaxed
Fun fact about Frozen: It was Disney's oldest Development Hell Project. Originally written as Disney's The Snow Queen in 1936, it remained dormant for years (even after Walt passed obviously). Some time in the 2000s, it was pulled out and hand drawn animation stills of it were worked on making it what was originally going to be a Bette Midler musical that never came to be.
I just gotta say you look stunning, I love your hairstyle, and that dress/shirt is really cute
Hope you have a great day
Her nails are beautiful too right? It makes me really self aware of how trashed I've let mine get. 👀
Thank you for taking one for the team and doing this, lmao. It's definitely got me thinking more about my opinions on Disney music (Idk what my favorite disney song overall is but as a kid it was definitely Be Our Guest).
If you do more of these I would particularly love to hear your opinions on songs from the disney parks (the official album of epcot center is am absolute banger)
There’s a deleted scene from Pocahontas with a duet from Pocahontas and John Smith called If I Never Knew You. It’s a beautiful fully animated scene, apparently they cut it because it didn’t connect with younger audiences. I think the song is gorgeous, and I’m curious where you’d rank it. (I can take it if you rank it low haha 😆)
Yes! Was surprised the end credits version wasn’t discussed.
Was wondering why this somg wasn’t mentioned! It’s a beautiful song, shame it has to be connected to one of the more problematic disney films
Marlene, respectfully, Thomas O'Malley cat deserves higher. It's the perfect Disney song to listen to while multitasking and while it might not be the most ineresting, it reminds me of a lazy summer afternoon. It's at least B tier, if not A.
Waiting on a Miricle and Dos Origuitas are both S teir EASILY. Stellar songs
Love "World's greatest criminal mind is an S or people will unsubscribe." Gotta champion that bisexual horror prince. Also Mine from Pocahontas. Another slip but there is time. I concur that Disney dads needs a tier list too.
As for me, I use go refer to that kind of choir as "30's/40's/50's Disney choir" when it appears in other songs.
My 8 best songs are:
1. Bare neccesities from Jungle Book (Classic jazz!)
2. Everybody wants to be a cat from Aristocats (Likewise!)
3. Phony King of England from Robin Hood (My favourite scene from my favourite "old time" Disney movie)
4. Little black raincloud from The many adventures of Winnie the pooh (Such a soft melody, like a lullaby💖)
5. Best of friends from The fix and the hound (Another soft melody, and a fine message)
6. Part of that world from Little Mermaid (I can totally relate!)
7. Belle from Beauty and the beast (Likewise again!)
8. Let it go from Frozen (Of course🙂)
My 3 worst ones:
1. What makes the red man red from Peter Pan (I hope Disney feels really ashamed about that one!)
2. I love to laugh from Mary Poppins (Way too much happiness even for me - It scares the 💩 out of me!😨)
3. Les Poissons from Little Mermaid (Feels more Looney Tunes than Disney too me if you know what I mean. It almost makes me want to be a vegan! )
Wow, you really did it!
I don't know if it would make a difference for a theoretical "Ranking cut Disney songs" video, but a lot of music was written for Alice in Wonderland that was never used. The official piano/vocal/guitar sheet music book even includes cut music and lyrics for many of the songs. For instance, "How D'ye Do and Shake Hands" has *nine* verses, but they have zero relevance to the movie's plot so I understand why they were cut. What's heard in the movie is just the refrain.
Also "The Second Star to the Right" was repurposed from a song written for Alice called "Beyond the Laughing Sky" (...but you probably already knew that, as a Disney music aficionada).
P.S. Love your unabashedly blunt attitude in this video, and your recognition of the hot dads. I think you missed "Pink Elephants on Parade"?
P.P.S. You also missed "Mine, Mine, Mine," and the credits version of "Colors of the Wind" since you mentioned ranking those separately. I'm anticipating the ranking of "If I Never Knew You" in follow-up video...but now I will cease mentioning any further omissions to avoid being a nuisance. 😅
In Sweden we hear some of these songs every Christmas. They have several little shorts cut together that airs 15 every Christmas eve and it has become a big tradition ❤
"it's just a very weird song about a train...but like b!tch what else do you need?" are words to live by
Thank you for dunking down Song of the Roustabouts. I think it's worse than Elephants Fly. I mean, that number is still incredibly racist, but the one thing it has over Roustabouts is that it's at least trying to put the crows in a more positive position (as completely misguided as it is for their portrayal), as opposed to being outright dehumanising.
I love Alice's soundtrack so oof in the chat to me for that lol. Love The intro and Golden Afternoon. I do get how it can be exhausting with the chorus template being so prominent though (even if I love that too lol).
I have such a different opinion on the renaissance and modern Disney films , wow didn't realise my tastes were that different. Especially my hatred of Frozen 2, sorry.
What a great and extensive ranking. I think I had more nostalgia for the dark ages Disney songs due to my age. Otherwise I agree with so much of your ranking.
god I love your look today. Its so familiar and comfortable. I mean like- you look like my favorite music teacher in school haha.
The entire section on The Little Mermaid was so solid, I am right there with you 😍 Howard Ashman is the GOAT, there is no one better than Ashman and Menken absolutely!!!! Part of Your World and it’s reprise are like a super-S for me like they need a tier of their own for me, the impact those songs have had on my life is immeasurable, I’ve literally written a thesis on it. Also if you look at the sheet music for Poor Unfortunate Souls I believe there’s a tempo marking that says “A la Kurt Weill”, which I’m obsessed with, very much Pirate Jenny vibes from Die Dreigroschenoper. I also did get to see Harvey Fierstein as Ursula and it very much gave Divine vibes, I think Howard would’ve loved it, I was liviiiiiing!!!
Wait, Hellfire isn't in S tier??
Wow! This had to be an astounding amount of prep!
I must admit that I booed out loud when you put "Thomas O'Malley" in D, but that's okay. We all have our own favorites.
My S-Tier Disney movie songs include:
"The Bare Necessities"
"When You Wish Upon a Star"
"Once Upon a Dream"
"Bella Notte"
"Part of Your World"
"The Bells of Notre Dame"
"Gaston"
"I Won't Say I'm in Love"
"A Whole New World"
"Three Caballeros"
"Proud Corazon" (yes, fine I guess this is Pixar)
"I See the Light"
I hope you'll rank the parks songs too!
The aristocats was my favourite movie as a kid 😅 (so im probably biased) i think thomas O'Malley deserves to be in atleast B tier even if its not that complex. Its just a fun one and the excessively long name and the strummy rhythm is just awesome
I booed every single time she called an Aristocats song "trash", I mean yes it was my favourite Disney movie as a kid and I don't really enjoy "Everybody wants to be a cat" anymore, but "Scales and Arpeggios" is adorable and noone can change my mind about that.
OK, but the lost S-tier here is Belinda Carlisle’s pop non-US end credits version of “I Won’t Say (I’m in Love)”.
OMG YOUR VOICE!!! ITS SO PRETTY
"No deleted songs yet" So 'ranking all the deleted disney songs' is in the longterm pipeline maybe?? 👀
Loved this video as a pairing to your more complex, academic stuff btw! Nice to see you just chat casually to the camera about something you love.
Kinda depends on if the video is successful, RUclips is weird, but I’m grateful for the kind response I’ve gotten so far and would love to make more of these alongside the regular video essays if people dig them :)
@@DreamsoundsVideo late to the party but I *loved* this. Everything I could do not to spam the comment section with reacts. 💞🎶
1:01:38 - "Winner Song" ("Pooh wins the honey pot!") is on the soundtrack, it pops in and out of the score track "Eeyore Needs His Tail / Winner Song".
This was so much fun. The hour just flew by
My Tier Ranking for my favorite film, The Hunchback of Notre Dame:
S Tier: The Bells of Notre Dame, Out There, Topsy Turvy, God Help the Outcasts, Hellfire
A Tier: Heaven's Light, The Bells of Notre Dame (Reprise), Someday
B Tier: Heaven's Light (Reprise), The Court of Miracles
C Tier: A Guy Like You, God Help the Outcasts (Bette Midler)
"We find you totally innocent which is the worst crime of all." Is probably one of my favorite lines out of Court of Miracles, especially the way that is delivered.
Also the poetic irony of that moment "we are the judge and the jury all in one but it is the sentencing that's really the fun." Mirroring Frollo toward Esmeralda in the next scene I think is underappreciated as he feels entitled to all these roles.
(Obviously not book accurate, but the verse does establish that there should be a real court system that he is subverting for personal reasons)
Actually according to 2 Disney movies there were some songs that weren't in the movie but they ended up on the soundtrack. And the 2 deleted songs are Never Smile at a Crocodile from Peter Pan (but you can hear the instrumental of it in the movie) and A Step in the right Direction from Bedknobs and Broomsticks.
Loved this video, just a couple of quick points on songs you missed off though. Crazy how thorough you were and it's a monumental task so kudos. Pink Elephants On Parade from Dumbo, Why Should I Worry Reprise from Oliver and Company, A Whole New World Reprise and A Whole New World Credits from Aladdin, Can You Feel The Love Tonight Credits from The Lion King (I know you mentioned about Elton John's versions of the songs but this one was in the credits so probably worth an inclusion) and also from The Lion King some of the songs that have Swahili singing like This Land and Under The Stars and also King Of Pride Rock which includes a kind of Circle Of Life Reprise, If I Never Knew You and Colors Of The Wind both in the credits of Pocahontas, Heaven's Light from The Hunchback Of Notre Dame, it gets lumped in with Hellfire often but so do One Song and I'm Wishing from Snow White and you talked about them separately, and finally Sugar Rush from Wreck-It Ralph. Additionally, If I Never Knew You from Pocahontas, The Morning Report from The Lion King and Human Again from Beauty and the Beast are all probably classed as deleted songs but they have been included in extended versions of the films at one point or another. Hopefully you continue this series and you can slot these ones in somewhere along the way! Again, great video!
And yet “Walk the Llama Llama” was included. Also there are a few songs exclusive to international versions of the films.
As a little Australian kid i didnt know Indigenous Americans existed. I probably didn't know America existed at all.
I LOVED the 'what makes a red man red' scene. I thought they were fantasy red people who looked really cool, wore cool clothes, sounded cool and smoked magical stuff - like if I went to neverland I wanted to go THERE and hang out with those people :)
Too bad its racist as all shit. :(
((I also thought pochahontas was set in Australia, that she was an Indigenous Australian Aboriginal when white man was colonising and deforesting - and that her raccoon was a weird looking possum.
Just funny.))
As a U.S Indigenous person, I find it unfortunate to say that most people here essentially have the same idea that you did regarding your Peter Pan experience. So much so that a *real* Indigenous person speaking out causes an abnormal and irrational amount of backlash and response because of the strong connection of this fantasy they hold so dear.
Though your interpretation of Pocahontas despite being geographically inaccurate was far more comprehensive of the themes than the audience in which it took place - I find that incredibly interesting.
P.S as someone who loathes and actually has a mild phobia of opossums, after seeing the possums you have *there* 1. Can we trade please? 2. That misunderstanding actually makes some sense. If anyone is reading this that is never seen and Australian possum do an image search and you'll understand.
P.P.S. You guys also get Darren Hayes concerts and I will *not* stop being envious about this. (I bring it up to every Aussie I run across in comment sections regardless of the subject matter.) If you haven't heard of him - which would surprise me greatly since he's been getting a lot of press especially right now - he's a 🏳️🌈 icon *especially* in Australia that's not only incredibly talented but just an amazingly cool and compassionate human being. (So share already guys! 😉)
Absolutely gooped gagged shocked and in need of therapy after the Scales and Arpeggios AND Thomas O Malley D ranking
Suggestion for an extra tier; F: delete from Disney canon.
Every S tier song in this vid:
*Cinderella:*
"Someday my prince will come"
*Pinocchio:*
"When you wish upon a star"
*Bambi:*
"Love is a song"
*Cinderella:*
"A dream is a wish your heart makes"
"So this is love"
*Lady and the tramp:*
"Bella notte"
*101 Dalmatians:*
"Cruella de Vil"
*The great mouse detective:*
"The world's greatest criminal mind"
*Oliver and company:*
"Once upon a time in New York city"
*The little mermaid:*
"Part of your world"
"Part of your world (reprise)"
"Poor unfortunate souls"
"Kiss the girl"
*Beauty and the beast:*
"Belle"
"Belle (reprise)"
"Gaston"
"Gaston (reprise)"
"Be our guest"
"Something there"
"The mob song"
"Beauty and the beast"
"Beauty and the beast (duet)"
*Aladdin:*
"One jump ahead (reprise)"
"A whole new world"
*The lion king:*
"The circle of life"
"be prepared"
*Hercules:*
"The gospel truth I"
"Zero to hero"
"I won't say (I'm in love)"
*Mulan:*
"Reflection"
*Tarzan:*
"Two worlds"
"You'll be in my heart"
"Son of man"
"Trashin' the camp"
"Strangers like me"
"Two worlds (reprise)"
"You'll be in my heart (end credits)"
*Princess and the frog:*
"Almost there"
*Rapunzel:*
"When will my life begin?"
"Mother knows best"
"Mother knows best (reprise)"
*Moana:*
"How far I'll go"
*Frozen II*
"Into the unknown"
*Encanto:*
"We don't talk about Bruno"
writing these for myself lolz
also if i got something wrong it's probably cause I haven't seen half of these
Also, how are there no S tier songs from The hunchback of Notre Dame? 🧜♀️
Brother Bear will always be special to me since it's the last original material Phil Collins wrote and performed for
Someday was actually in a British children’s show called Lily’s Driftwood Bay on the episode Goodbye Seabird.
In America they played it on the Sprout channel but it’s still available on platforms if you wanna check it out yourself, haven’t watched it in a very long time
I love finding random hour long content like this in my suggestions. This is incredible I have no regrets
Amazing video! I couldn't help but notice thought that YOU MISSED THE POCAHONTAS FINALE, "Farewell," which always ALWAYS makes me cry.
Ey I didn’t recognize you at first, it’s been a while since I’ve been here. I know I’m very late, but congrats on coming out, Marlene! I definitely haven’t seen anyone rank EVERY Disney song, definitely takes a lot of dedication :)
Wait, where’s Pink Elephants? That shit slaps. Especially the Fantasmic arrangement.
Good ranking. I mostly agreed with a few exceptions. Strongly disagree on Sword in the Stone. I love that movie. The songs aren't classics but I think they deserve to be higher than D tier. B or C at least. I also would have ranked "Out There" and "I'll Make a Man Out of You" as S tier, as those are two of my absolute favorites.
Love the term "heterosexual choir." That's hilarious. Never thought about it because that was just the sound of classic Disney. But yeah, the name works.
I love this video. I especially understand your struggle with songs that do their job but don't stand out. It is kind of like Foley where its purpose is to not be noticeable. That is a special talent that so many of these composers have. I would love more of this. If you need to take a break or find this format stressful, I am fine just having this video.
Really enjoyed this video! While I very much disagree with some choices (Most of the Hunchback soundtrack is S tier IMO), and also agree with many of them (Once Upon A Time In New York City absolutely deserves being in S tier), it was great seeing a ranking of all these songs! Looking forward to more in this series.
I’m shocked you ranked every Disney animated song!!!!! I wanted to do that right a few years ago but forgot to. I’m thinking about maybe doing something like this when Disney turns 100 next year
I’d love a Disney parks music ranking list. Your opinions are almost all the same as mine, though I was personally offended at you marking O’Malley the Alley Cat so low.
Disney parks music is next! Sometime in early October
This is amazing and I can tell you spent a lot of time preparing for this. If you have time to do the music from the disney straight-to-home sequels, I'd definitely watch that too. Despite having a rep for being inferior to their predecessors, they do have some good music and I'd enjoy to hear your thoughts
I'll Make A Man Out of You is S Tier
HOW DARE YOU 🤣
DO YOU HAVE A DEATH WISH?!
DO YOU YOU KNOW HOW MASSIVE THOS CATTALOG IS?!
I wish u luck.
I got to the “heterosexual choir” montage, and immediately after the last one I got an ad. It went “🎼Someday my prince will come~🎶” “🎼Cinderella~🎶” “🎼How do you get to Wonderland~?🎶” “ARBY’S BEEFY STEAMY MELTED TOASTED MAJESTY”
Also here’s a video idea: songs from straight to video/DVD Disney movies. The Tigger Movie and Piglet’s Big Movie soundtracks both hit different!
27:23 I’m so happy that The Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh is one of your favorite Disney films. It’s one of mine as well !
Honestly, it would mean the world to me if you ever made a video on that film. As a gay non-binary and neurodivergent guy, the film and the characters were my haven as a child (and still are, to be honest). With such a diverse and rich cast of characters, it’s a film and franchise which embrace difference and emphasize love, friendship and community in such a tender and sweet way. I think it’s not a coencidence that the film might resonate with queer and neurodivergent people so much.
Goddammit that dress + necklace combo is so pretty it makes me mad. Like it fits your whole aesthetic
I feel like the DuckTales theme song should've been on here. The first five episodes were theatrically released before the show premiered, and is supposedly the first animated Disney release of the 90s.
Also Rescuers Down Under seems to be missing. Like I thought there was at least one song in that movie (even though it wasn't a musical). I dunno sequels are hard because only some were theatrical releases and most were direct to video.
Rescuers Down Under didn’t have any original songs and I’ll talk about DuckTales in another video :)
@@DreamsoundsVideo cool, would it be the original or the reboot from 2017 to 2021 by any chance
i'll be talking about both at some point!
@@DreamsoundsVideo Gee thanks, I'm adoring your videos and channel Marlene. Your definitely my new favorite video maker 😍😍