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  1. This list is 100% objective and not up for debate.
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  3. S Tier:
  4. Prince Ali (Reprise) [Aladdin]
  5. - It's a shame that this one is so short, because Jafar's voice lends itself perfectly to his menacing qualities
  6. Friends on the Other Side [The Princess and the Frog]
  7. - A rich bass voice and the song wonderfully articulates an outline of the conflict for the rest of the movie
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  9. A Tier:
  10. Gaston [Beauty and the Beast]
  11. - Only thing preventing this from being S or S+ tier is that Gaston doesn't sing more of the song.
  12. Be Prepared [The Lion King]
  13. - The imagery combined with the wonderfully rich voice of Jeremy Irons + Jim Cummings can only be described as chilling
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  15. B Tier:
  16. Fidelity Fiduciary Bank [Mary Poppins]
  17. - This isn't a joke entry. This song represents what makes Mr Banks start as the antagonist, who comes around by the end of the movie.
  18. The Worldโ€™s Greatest Criminal Mind [The Great Mouse Detective]
  19. - Thx Vince
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  21. C Tier:
  22. Trust in Me [Jungle Book]
  23. - Good song marred by the fact Kaa isn't really the villain, Shere Khan is. Kaa is perhaps chaotic neutral at worst.
  24. Poor Unfortunate Souls [The Little Mermaid]
  25. - Ursula is one of the most lukewarm villains in all of Disney. A one-dimensional character in a one-dimensional movie, and the song just clarifies the point that she's less of a threatening, imposing figure and more of a petulant loan shark.
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  27. F Tier:
  28. Cruella de Vil [101 Dalmations]
  29. - Has anyone ever given a shit about 101 Dalmations? That doesn't really affect my opinion of the song, which is also shit, but like... is there anyone in the world that cares about 101 Dalmations?
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