Hell's Greatest Dad Sing-Along | Hazbin Hotel | Prime Video



A Dueling Daddy Duet! Music and lyrics by Sam Haft and Andrew Underberg, performed by Jeremy Jordan and Amir Talai.

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About Hazbin Hotel: Charlie Morningstar, the Princess of Hell, struggles to convince demons and angels alike that any soul can be redeemed. Sing and curse along in this adult animated musical comedy about second chances.

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  1. I absolutely adore Jeremy as Lucifer, his voice is so fitting and his deliveries are all glorious. It's such a toss up deciding which line delivery in this duet is my favorite of his, but I think the "because I'm the ref" one takes the cake because it's just so extra.

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  2. So a couple of things I noticed, comparing this one to "Stayed Gone":
    – Alastor acts condescending towards Lucifer, throws shade and curses him, but never, EVER threatens him like he did with Vox. Alastor might not act like he's afraid of Lucifer, but he's also acting restrained
    – Lucifer never feels threatened by him. Jealous of his ties with his daughter? Yes. But never threatened, not even when he sees Alastor go on a rampage.
    – That Lucifer's bit, particularly the beginning, follows the style of "Friend like me", could hint at his true power over hell, considering he brags about being able to grant whatever, change the rules and mock Alastor as a minor servant compared to the real king of hell.

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  3. Lucifer is the first individual Alastor can't just terrify or destroy. It's doubtful if Lucifer is the most powerful in Hell, but he's definitely high up on the list. Even at his peak, the Radio Demon wasn't ready to challenge a fallen Archangel.
    Which means Alastor has to find different ways to outplay Lucifer. Number one is supporting Charlie and making a big show of how he's doing what Lucifer should be doing, but isn't.
    You gotta love how guys can turn being supportive into a competition. Alastor probably would have given Charlie anything she wanted while her dad was around, just to piss him off.

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