A FATHER/DAUGHTER Duet! // Hazbin Hotel S1x5 Reaction!

[@SeanTanktop]

We laughed and talked a bit durning the songs! So so so sorry! But this one was fun and had some nice curveballs in it about Charle's backstory! Hit up Patreon.com/SeanTanktop for EARLY & UNCUT reactions RIGHT NOW to The Pilot and S1x6 for only $5l!!

[@Area-eu4kg]

Lmao sorry people are going nuts over yall talking, it’s literally a reaction vid what do they expect ☠️😭 im glad yall are enjoying the show and ignore the toxic fans

[@HaIcyonic]

Hang on, you mean to tell me you have the ability to TALK and READ SUBTITLES at the same time? WITCHES, both of you!!

[@gilmariebrioso1554]

The fine print during the songs were hilarious. lol And yes, I paused to read them all.

[@torinkyifh5085]

I love you guys and I'm sorry this fanbase has been so rude to you. As you can probably guess as adults, the fans are quite young LMAO.

[@formideimos]

"Let us know in the comments because that's the only way you can learn about the world building in this show" lmaoooo not wrong though Here's to a more lore-focused season 2!

[@elevate07]

Alastor is pursuing the Dad angle because he knows it gets under Lucifer's skin. He can't check him in power so he's checking him in the only weakness he has: his daughter. And Lucifer is frustrated because in his depression he isolated himself. But that means he ended up abandoning his daughter and allowing Alastor to step up.

[@OrdemDoGraveto]

In the first episode it was said that Lucifer gave free will to humans, and then was banished to Hell. So he only ever saw the BAD side of humanity. He saw the awful souls that ended up in Hell. His people are the "sinners", those that caused actual harm to others when they were alive. It has nothing to do with sex... Except in cases like Val, where he's clearly a rapist... And the Hotel is basically a re-hab. It's just that Charlie is TOO naive to actually identify the problems and solve them. In episode 2 she says "I trust everybody, so I don't know how to teach others to trust" because she simply don't understand WHY you wouldn't trust everybody.

[@speedy01247]

rape is causing harm to others.

[@minri9256]

@@speedy01247 sex != rape

[@ukihakasmikaze8778]

My theory for the ducks is that he was fixated on the moment Charlie first laid eyes on one of his creations, the part where she sneaked in while he was working, and so he held on to that memory of her smile despite being estranged for a long time. There's also that line he sings, "I've missed that smile."

[@cdmay4]

14:52 because some of us like the reactions & jokes while still being obsessive enough to pause and read anything on screen ok! *shouts in completely reasonable tone*

[@neilcheeseburger]

Being gay has nothing to do with Heaven and Hell in this show. The creator said this basically. No more need to get hung up on that. Hope this helps.

[@P2HTUSYP]

to be fair, when they are talking on the Balcony, Lucifer mentions "strict rules" that many in Hell won't be able to abide. Vaggie looks away from Charlie, as if acknowledging what she knows already as an Angel to be true of Heaven's Rules. Adam's right hand, Lute, solidifies this more next episode.

[@SrGigglesandlaughs]

​​​​​​@@P2HTUSYPIn the pilot when the newscaster declines shaking Charlie's hands because she "doesn't touch the gays," Charlie looks at a sign of hell and responds with "and how is that working out for you?" What's the implication there? They have rules, yes but it never suggests those rules have anything to do with being gay. A focus of the opening episodes is sinners trying to figure out what might get them into heaven. They don't know the criteria, hence the guessing and skits and lack of success. They're throwing darts at the board. The next episode you mention only doubles down on the lack of knowledge. The show never suggests sexuality is the issue, even w/o knowing the creators comments.

[@P2HTUSYP]

@@SrGigglesandlaughs - At the very least, the pilot gives you that homophobia isn't a requirement for redemption lol. Note how different that claim is, from expressly saying "sexuality is not a criteria". These are different ideas. Separation of Sinner from Sin, so to speak. The easy pick is Earthly Biblical Interpretations used to arbitrarily "condemn" specific groups. It's unwritten, but still enforced. Now THAT idea is nodded to by Lucifer AND Sera. What the show has been about so far is improvement and growth - not finding the secret sauce to redemption. It's only when the pressure of the Extermination finally gets to Charlie that she considers reluctantly contacting her father for help. A move that required the emotional backing of everyone in the hotel, less one Radio Demon. And as for "The show never suggest(ing) sexuality is the issue" - Lute literally calls Charlie and Vaggie's love an abomination. (Adam quips something like "it's hot too" lol) But hey, that's just my opinion, dood.

[@SrGigglesandlaughs]

@@P2HTUSYP This doesn't really affect what I said above and some of it I'm a bit confused by. So I'll leave that as it is. One quick note though: improvement and growth is based on finding a path to redemption. That is the entire basis of the show and the premise of the hotel. I'm also a bit unsure why you'd again bring up Lute and Adam when that same episode is where we learn both Lute and Adam don't know anything, neither does the rest of the angels. Lute and Adam are not reliable narrators, nor are they ever presented as unbiased.

[@MewDenise]

@@P2HTUSYP She turned away cause she's an angel. She's ashamed that she is from Heaven

[@dirac_dydx1830]

While Alastor showed more power in this episode than anyone we have seen in the show so far, Lucifer was completely unfazed. He just kept talking like nothing special was happening. The power gap between the two is incalculable. Lucifer is just a decent person who doesn't use his power for petty reasons; he's one of the least evil people in the show.

[@xboxman1710]

So with the "Soul Contracts" it seems that they are more of a natural feature of Hell, something that is an intrinsic part that even Lucifer can control. We see a bit more of this in Helluva Boss when a very powerful demon is about to sign a contract (under duress) and is reminded by another that such a contract would be binding for eternity.

[@shaskusmas]

I know a lot of people like episode 4 best, but this is my favorite!

[@TheCryptofHorrors-DerCryptaxis]

You guys are startin' to get it, see a lot of the questions get answered as it progresses along. Some good insights

[@Zarola]

Of all of the reactors I've seen do this show, I'm surprised how deep into needing to know exact details you are about "what lands you in hell". It feels like you take the landscape of hell as an attack on what you guys value or advocate for when no point did the show say those things are hell-worthy. Watching Hellavua Boss before this kind of stopped me from dwelling on this point, since their are good and bad characters in hell shown. I think the next episode will help with your questions though

[@SeanTanktop]

how people get in and out of hell is the central thread of this show's plot and conceit of it's thematic material.

[@Zarola]

@SeanTanktop You're right it's the concept of the show on how to get in or out. What I mean is that as soon as there is any non-mainstream, I feel you guys pull back a bit. The idea that BDSM, alcohol, or LGBTQ+ stuff is what landed them in hell. And if in hell, you are bad people indefinitely. I think episode 6 clarifies that not even high-ranked Angels know for sure. Which means there should be a work-around in the fine print to be found. Lucifer gave up after his banishment and seeing the bad in people in his domain. In Hellavua Boss that some horrible business man was dying he was still visited by cherubs to be taken to heaven. After years of backstabbing and greed, he was still set to go in. This episode aired 1-2 years ago. So after watching it, I didn't give much attention to the actions of persons in hell (in Hazbin) as their direct condemnation when that man was given a pass when alive. Looking into the creator's stances, I doubt that's where she is going with what takes you to hell. We have no idea what truly goes on in Heaven. If they have the same power and clashing struggles in their lower ranks, that Pride ring has or not. Does sexual desire go away once through the golden gates? I don't have any idea, but I doubt it.

[@adriankuban2904]

"More than anything" This Song by Lucifer and his daughter Charlie brought me to tears from first time until now. Razzle and Dazzle are like Keyky they are toys Lucifer bring to life. Charlie's Canon age is 200 years. #Theory Charlie wasn't first children of Lilith and Lucifer but they all born death. @ LadySygerrik Some stories of Lilith have her cursed with the inability to have children, with all of hers being either born dead or dying shortly after being born. It could be Charlie isn't their first child, just the first one to survive. @Valentino simp If we learned anything from Helluva Boss, it's that Viv love morbid backstories soooo

[@SnowyWolborg]

One of the things to keep in mind is that Charlie is extremely sheltered. She has a rose colored view of what Heaven is like and thinks rehabilitating Sinners will save them. But, having actually _lived there_ before, Lucifer knows about the flaws Charlie is unaware of. From Lucifer's immortal POV, the human race is not getting better, because if they were, the amount of souls coming to Hell would be declining. After eons of humans misusing free will, Lucifer seems to have just given up thinking these Sinners can be anything other than degenerates. Alastor is not a fatherly anything to Charlie. He is playing up this act because Lucifer's presence intimidates him. Alastor does not want anybody influencing Charlie other than himself, and who is a greater threat to that than her own father who she has unresolved issues with? Alastor's aid comes with strings. Lucifer's would not.

[@aceb4634]

You're absolutely asking the right questions, imo, it makes things more rewarding when you get to watch it organically instead of trying to tailor your reaction to what people who've been exposed to this fandom for half a decade want you absorb. Folks just need to have patience as you watch each episode and form your own conclusions.

[@GoonHandz]

y’all MAY be overthinking this. it’s simply a tale of “othering”… just as you might expect. when u label someone as a “sinner”, and let those who have not sinned cast the first stone, you are othering them.

[@iamafan7619]

I love the symbolism when the angels aimed the spears at him. Lucifer’s face just says, “Okay, here we go again,” but in the next scene, when the spears are aimed at Charlie, that’s fear. He’s fine with himself being the target because, as he's the most hated being in all of creation, he’s used to it.

[@SaiyanSerenityV]

I'm glad that y'all are having fun with this now, despite how people are getting. The questions y'all are asking about contracts are totally valid, we haven't exactly been given enough info to know the details of how they work yet! It seems like they are incredibly binding so maybe there is a reason that even somebody like Charlie or Lucifer can't break them. At the very least we know Alastor probably could kill Valentino but regular killing isn't permanent in this realm, so he'd just come back (the spooky stories about Alastor probably aren't accurate of how it actually happened, he tends to put up a big front to make himself look more powerful than he is in my opinion) but I wonder about Charlie, if she wasn't so gentle and soft if she COULD actually kill Val permanently. She is half angel, after all. 🤔

[@cullinbrendeland1252]

Sean being told to be quiet during songs has given him too much power! 😂

[@spookyghost6713]

Morgan is right about Alastor, he's playing the long con. I don't think he sees himself as a father figure at all. It's definitely all for show.

[@davidbodor1762]

22:50 - Hey you guys are spot! You got it! Finally, damn this was spot fucking on, bullseye.

[@tatsumisakamai5372]

I am so glad they made Lucifer such a caring dad. Sure he's kind of a doofus who isn't exactly good at this, but he is legit trying and does truly love Charlie. Also Hearing Alastor use profanity is GOLD. That’s how you know he’s really upset because nobody really gets to him.

[@XFizzlepop-Berrytwist]

Yeah, he cusses like a total of 5-6 times. XD 2 were specifically against Adam. But yeah, Lucifer being nice is great, and honestly, the other sins in Helluva boss are nice as well, except Mammon. Bee, and Az, are both chill, and wholesome.

[@TheBrandonMinich]

I think Charlie is incredibly powerful but she’s too nice to know how to let that power out

[@ninjakirby777]

I’m gonna say that I think the backlash you guys got was over the top, but it’s a really bad to have a pettiness competition with the internet, the last time I saw a reactor do that they left their reaction group for a while cause of all the shade that was thrown their way. Also it comes off to me as childish/immature, like you can’t be the bigger man and let the situation die down naturally in time, that you have to keep poking the bear/pouring gas on the fire, at least imo.

[@SeanTanktop]

We’re fine and used to it! We made fun of the Snyder Cut, thought Joker sucked, and that DeathNote wasn’t all that. This is nothing new

[@TragicPoet]

I totally agree with ninjakirby. I am trying to not feel put off and enjoy the reactions, but the lack of engagement in the shows. It feels like everyone ends up wasting their time.

[@Marqui91]

​@@SeanTanktop I hear about this but it's always so shocking seeing it first hand.

[@torinkyifh5085]

​@marcoslugo1686 wait why? Is it really that shocking that others have different opinions?

[@Marqui91]

@@torinkyifh5085 I wasn't making that claim.

[@jbradhicks]

I keep having to skip lengthy sections of these because it's distressing to me that Morgan has THAT little faith in an A24 show. So let me dump something on you that the showrunner has been distressed about people not getting: every homophobe we have ever met in this show is (a) in Hell and (b) among the worst of the worst. The judge of all the dead doesn't care who you have sex with or what kind of sex you have. The judge of all the dead cares how you treat them. And remember all the way back in episode 1, scene 1 we were told that Lucifer "was never allowed to see any of the good that people did with their free will, only the bad." Absolutely YES he regrets giving Lilith the apple to give to Eve. Absolutely YES he blames himself for every sin and crime of the last 10,000 years. But Morgan's absolutely right that Hazbin Hotel should have been Hazbin Rehab. But she's a palace brat. A big part of the premise of this show is that nobody wants to save sinners more than she does, but she has ZERO idea how to do that.

[@florenciahoracio8517]

ngl, i LOVE Hazbin Hotel, but i do think Helluva Boss would be more your style and you would enjoy it better! About the morality of Charlie i think the thing is that she doesn't know what gets people into heaven, and i'm pretty sure she doesn't know why people get to hell either, so she just tries to make them do the opposite of what they do now in the hopes that would get them saved

[@SeanTanktop]

That tracks I guess, but they haven’t really built that up as a central question or goal in a substantive way. We saw the yarn wall but like, they never really parse out the Heaven/Hell conundrum. Like what does trusting someone have to do with atoning for sins? They almost never talk about what people have done to land them in hell and thus not really examine what they think will help them atone for those transgressions. It seems like the central push of the story and it sorta never gets examined in a meaningful way.

[@florenciahoracio8517]

@@SeanTanktop I guess the trust exercises are kinda for that? Like, most people won't say what they're in for to someone they don't trust, Charlie is hoping they eventually open up to eachother. I do agree that as the center point of the story it should be more fleshed out, there are things we know bc the creator said it (like why Alastor is in hell and how he died) but is not stuff we've seen in the show. Probably (hopefully) they would get into it more in second season

[@zoeylace4778]

No no no they should not watch Helluva Boss. They'll have the same silly insults

[@florenciahoracio8517]

@@zoeylace4778 eh, kinda. I was talking more about the story and the characters! personally i like them more than the ones in Hazbin Hotel, at least after the first episodes

[@sunnysidesouffle8348]

MORGAN: HEAVEN WAS THE FRIENDS WE MADE ALONG THE WAY

[@speedy01247]

in episode 2 it was mentioned that alastor nearly beat vox, whether they mean he nearly defeated vox and they were able to fend him off or he lost to vox but it was a close fight idk. (probably the prior, likely vox got the support of the other Vee's and thats why he won)

[@andresalonso1143]

Regarding Lucifer focusing on the bad side of humanity/free will, do remember Charlie’s story at the very beginning of episode 1. Heaven cursed Lucifer to never see the good in people ever again, only the bad, after he fell for Lilith and gave Eve the fruit of knowledge. It’s not even that he doesn’t want to see the potential good in sinners, it’s that he CAN’T.

[@ningning5500]

my fav episode

[@steventaylor546]

Editor is on fire this episode.

[@torinkyifh5085]

And then like 5 seconds later he spoke 😂😂😂 I love them lmao

[@msbkaioken136]

It's pretty pathetic I think is what you meant to say.

[@joshritz7067]

To my understanding Lucifer and Charlie are ksinda like the Royal Family in that they are powerful and influential socially but not politically.

[@TheCryptofHorrors-DerCryptaxis]

It seems like Contracts in this universe have their own kind of seperate unbreakable power, like they somehow have to be honored magically and can't be overriden

[@XxSmartiesxX_]

22:52 Like father, like daughter 😂 they really are alike. Plus: I think what gets you into hell/heaven is kept vague because the characters don’t know and the audience is supposed to be confused too. I wish the ppl in the comments weren’t so critical about your confusion/theorization about it. As we watch, we learn more.

[@ninjakirby777]

Spoiler alert: Yeah you find out in episode 6 that no one knows what the requirements of getting into heaven and hell are, not even the head angel.

[@msbkaioken136]

We're critical of them because of the way they handle themselves and the way they talk about the show. It's very simple to understand they're incredibly disrespectful in every way. The harsh criticism for them is entirely deserved and actively egged on by their insecurities.

[@zarahfrancisco3734]

Charlie is really powerful. She could probably obliterate all the overlords without batting an eye. Unfortunately, she's too nice and naive to actually use her powers. Lucifer on the other hand deserves to be the top dog of hell, power wise. He's just disillusioned and pretty much gave up

[@alexinator-hh5fe]

I liked the little rivalry between Alastor and Luci. I don't think Alastor actually sees himself as a father figure to Charlie. He was just saying that. Alastor's thing is that he always likes being the center of attention. The big dog. When Vox(TV Guy) starts giving him that attention, Alastor uses it to his advantage and doesn't pay him any attention at all to emerge victorious. When Carmilla in episode 3 doesn't pay him any attention when he claims that he's sure she's been wondering about him, he gets mildly annoyed. With Lucifer, Alastor can't be the big dog because Lucifer is several tiers of power above a mere Overlord like him. So Alastor can't beat him in power, but he can at least beat him in one aspect. He's been there. Running the hotel and sticking with Charlie and helping her run things while her dad is basically absent the entire time. So he hyperfixates on that in order to get under Lucifer's skin. He loves messing with people. But still has his own sense of pride

[@demonsorrows]

(Sorry for length. Just thorough with my thoughts is all.) I watch for the reaction and commentary, but I admit I do get why people irk out for conversing while stuff is happening. It's a pet peeve many people have because of experiences we've all had with others who don't pay attention. You end up having to retell half the story to them while watching it because they missed important info. You'll be watching a movie/show none have watched, but one/some aren't paying attention, doing something on their phone, leaving to get things and asking questions because they're confused. It ends up with having to pause/backtrack every time they have a question or miss something, or everyone misses out on info while distracted, leading to more questions and confusion later. My mom has always been horrible with it. People who talk during new movies/shows are sinners meant for hell. But this is a reaction channel so it should be expected. 😁

[@zoeylace4778]

People wouldn't care if they didn't manage to misunderstand every element of the show

[@DaddyDynastic]

Honestly I'm not sure this is the case but I think the reason Charlie and Lucifer can't interfere with a contract is because they were consensual deals to begin with so it might be the case that just straight up killing the overlord who owns the soul wouldn't be enough to free them or at worst it might have blowback on the person stuck in the contract

[@GusTaJooJ_OFC]

14:48 HEY! ME READING THE LIL LETTERS CAUSE...i actually care 0~o

[@Sandro_de_Vega]

Dont compare killing random shark demons to killing an Overlord that is part of team of three overlords. Sure i bet Alastor is stronger than any of them and maybe all of them. But one soul isnt worth of causing a potential war.

[@jimfloresteves3437]

By any chance are you banned from the cinema?

[@cattiefogelsong6399]

The short king is supper fun. I love his sex wings. I will say i wish he had more pair of hidden eyes that open when he is powerful. The seraphim angels are supposed to have eye all over the place along with their sex wings. Small detail i know.

[@XFizzlepop-Berrytwist]

Well he may not be a Seraphim, but an Archangel? Right?

[@gamerbear84]

Rehab is a logical place for methods to evolve, but I'd certainly hope quite few people who work in rehab end up in hell, so someone has to start somewhere and we are seeing those very first efforts. I'd say it's pretty clear Charlie is absolutely in over her head and just winging it to the best of her abilities, considering how the episode started. Regarding Alastor, I think Morgan is on the money with mentioning a long con, he thinks he has something to gain from sticking around and endearing himself to Charlie, but I certainly ain't buying that he's fostering fatherly feelings, not the way he looks DIRECTLY at Lucifer while punctuating the matter. He's just trying to one-up one of the few beings he can't lord his power over for respect like he's used to.

[@SnowyWolborg]

That's exactly what it is. Charlie is throwing things at the wall and trying to see if something sticks.

[@k1productions87]

I don't really have a problem with people talking while watching, but when you look away from the screen and miss things ON screen while you're talking,... then you should definitely pause.

[@austincollins8781]

Charlie could have absolutely destroyed valintino, but she's too innocent to outright harm a person.

[@russell9153]

"I tOlD yUo To KeEp QuIeT." 😂

[@sammiebray1661]

Keep in mind that Lucifer is the Sin of Pride. So Alastair was doing nothing but purposely getting underneath Lucifer’s skin. Also, I really don’t think Lucifer is 100% at fault for his relationship with Charlie. The moment when Lilith takes her away from Lucifer, to me, shows that Lilith may have been pulling her away from him. Not sure as to why, but Liliths whole thing was her fierce independence and I think she was tired of dealing with Lucifer’s depression, and maybe she didn’t want her daughter to deal with it. Also, one of Lucifer’s big things about not wanting her to go to heaven is because he can’t protect her. During the song there is a scene showing all the angels around Charlie, and he pulls her away from them. He is actually a dad that wants to have a connection and to protect her, but I think the combination of his depression and other outside forces has made it hard for him. He flat out said that this was the first time she called him in years, so maybe he thought she didn’t want anything to do with him and he didn’t want to push that boundary. They just have extremely poor communication skills.

[@lectro_legendary_electroni1852]

It sucks that people go overboard whenever you have a criticism. We came here to see YOUR reaction. You guys are a different demographic. People shouldnt be looking for an echochamber whenever they watch someones reaction series. Anyways i like your different opinions on things. Have a great day sean.

[@yallaintit]

I love both of your styles 😭

[@vincentlegacy]

I think Lilith had something to do with Charlie and Lucifer’s relationship going downhill. I know Lucifer was suffering from depression and all, but the way she took Charlie away from him in the flashback makes me feel like Lilith did something to drive a wedge between the 2, before leaving. Maybe convincing Charlie that her dad is against her dreams and/or tearing apart Lucifer’s self-esteem to the point that he thinks his daughter would be better/happier without him.

[@dxproductions7352]

I mean surely the fans know that the reactors HAVE to talk or edit over song so Bezos doesn’t sue them

[@SeanTanktop]

You would be surprised

[@justinianflavius9571]

and isn't the commentary one of the reasons one watches reaction videos?

[@Animenut_2001]

So true

[@JohnRossMirania]

They could pause the video :)

[@ArtemisNyx42]

@@SeanTanktop took a whole class on copyrighting art. It’s scary how little people know about how easily they can get hit with copyright infringement.

[@animecris10]

The snyder’s cut of theatre kids hahaha

[@aceb4634]

Im sorry, where did it come out in the show where you go to hell because of sexual orientation? Im so confised haha

[@SeanTanktop]

We’re asking if that is indeed what happens or not. We don’t know the rules or the criteria and no one else is really asking that question

[@TheCryptofHorrors-DerCryptaxis]

The sexuality isn't a factor according to the creator, although in the worldbuilding it never felt like it would be to me at least, the show is working the "what defines goodness?" angle and takes the position that the characters themselves don't really know what that means. Like if this was made in the 90s I could see that read but its so sex positive it doesn't feel like a turn the narrative would take​@@SeanTanktop

[@SeanTanktop]

Fair. However, it’s also fair to assume that being queer lands you in hell because at this point we’ve only substantively met one person from Heaven, Adam, and he’s a pretty insanely over the top hetero-normative Bro character, “the original dick”, if I recall. Then we cut to Hell(and stay there until ep 6) and its chock full of queer characters. By inference and information provided so far *by the show itself*, and not an auxillary JK Rowling-esque Twitter decree, it’s a fair read and I don’t know how anyone could blame us for thinking that.

[@TheCryptofHorrors-DerCryptaxis]

@@SeanTanktop I didn't know the writer had said that until someone told me too tbf, I think they're using Adam's attitude to highlight him a a clearly worse person than a lot of the hell characters. Ironically I didn't like the youtube pilot from a few years ago and this show had to win me over with this season, I always defend movies/tv that manage that. I haven't done extra reading beyond what I've heard in bits and pieces around different websites. I see your point, though maybe making fun of bad Christian movies has tainted my viewpoint since those are generally so cartoonishly hateful I'm used to the message of "queerness bad" being really obviously telegraphed and i dont feel it from Hazbin

[@aceb4634]

@SeanTanktop that is fair. I didn't ask that when I saw it, but I also figured we'd find out "the standard" as the season progresses. One criticism I have for the show was that the creator couldn't use a show to establish characters (there was only a pilot for years) so a lot of character development was done externally via comics/twitter/etc (did you get any reference to Alastor being mixed Creole in the main show? Or any idea why Mimzy's intro was a joke about fans demanding to know who she was for 5 years? No. ). So you aren't getting the exposition a lot of folks who followed that background stuff (for 5 years) have.

[@Advent3546]

Sucks you guys have to walk on eggshells with this show, but yeah that's fandoms for you. You get a lot of rabid angry fans mixed with the chill fans.

[@S-cape-goat]

I think hellofaboss will be more your speed but love you reactions and how real you are pleas never stop your awesome.

[@saintpulpo]

the jokes about the hh fandom were so funny i cant

[@supattreewatanawong5025]

6:40 it Hell there no law or rule for siner only who stronger

[@jules5187]

I too have a cold, cynical hole

[@robertpresley1503]

You got to pay the troll toll to get into the soul hole

[@nikkybelnas5485]

It's alright talking over a song as long as you managed to pick up the small details

[@JLN93]

Sorry people are being dicks. I think you’re doing a good job. As for why it’s a hotel and not a rehab, you sorta guessed it, but Charlie says in the pilot that it’s because hotels are for people just passing through (I.e. not staying permanently in hell).

[@SeanTanktop]

Rehabs hopefully are the same as well! It was just a thought, plus it creates a structure for the episodes to follow

[@XxSmartiesxX_]

@@SeanTanktopSince Charlie is still tying to figure out how to get ppl into heaven, I hope she utilizes rehab in the next season. Trust falls aren’t enough 😅

[@msbkaioken136]

What an unbelievable characterization people are having absolutely justifiable criticisms towards them and their reactions to it are extremely sad and soft.

[@speedhuntr]

hahaha I think you should be allowed to talk through the songs :P

[@AlexBlight]

Thank you so much for the reactions, and fuck all the people who criticize the videos

[@Excellor64]

Look, as much as I would prefer them to pay more attention at certain points, I find it very annoying that people are harping on them about talking through songs. First of all, its a reaction, people need to keep this in mind. Second, is this your first series watching them? Because this is how they are. If you are still around episode 5-6 and still complaining, thats a You problem, not theirs. That being said, I really hope the gag of poking at these people is done here or in the next episode. Personally, it is just getting tiring. Also, finally, we are getting to the episode that "explains" shit is so many shades of gray that NOBODY knows how anything works

[@msbkaioken136]

No bro if by episode five or six they're still talking over important things and acting like the show isn't explaining anything that is their problem and people pointing Out that they're doing it is completely justifiable and what people should be doing what an unbelievably bad faith interpretation of what's going on how about you actually read these comments bro.

[@msbkaioken136]

Judging based off of your other comments, you literally are complaining about the same thing. Other people are complaining about too. Why is your tone changing in this episode? Just because it's been as many as it has been if they're still doing the exact same things people are complaining about. That is absolutely their problem. What a bizarre tone change from your previous comments.

[@Excellor64]

@msbkaioken136 Because opinions can adapt. If you don't like to watch them, why bother watching them? At this point, all this anger you have is on you. I don't get people who just hate-watch. There are so many other creators to watch or things to do that would actually make feel good. But here you are.... oh well. Hopefully you got it all put of your system.

[@msbkaioken136]

@@Excellor64 The audacity for you to say this when everything here can be applied to the people that you're defending. Why are they watching a show that they have absurd and ridiculous opinions on and are constantly getting dumped on by their community for watching it. It's insufferable and the worst reaction series I've seen potentially ever.

[@0927kira]

its crazy to me how fans think that everyone would love their show keep doing you and being honest with how you receive the show 💖

[@anansidragon6132]

Jesus... I knew the fandom was harsh with reaction channels but seriously!? Its your reaction and your opinion! I know I dont agree with everything from you but I respect it as yours.

[@SeanTanktop]

Appreciate it! We love a lively but respectful discourse and thank you for being apart of that!

[@msbkaioken136]

This is just objectively, not true. The fanbase has been incredibly supportive of reaction channels. Many reaction channels have the biggest videos on their entire channel related to this show. Maybe it says something that these videos are barely able to get any support whatsoever.

[@SeanTanktop]

@msbkaioken136 just said the quiet part out loud. Love the show or else, lolol, p.s. your show and your community are f*c king trash.

[@msbkaioken136]

@@SeanTanktop The fact that that's the way you interpreted my comment once again says more about you and your maturity level than anything else.