Explain a Disney song badly

[Sonofjafar]

If one of the seagulls from Finding Nemo had a child.

Mine Mine Mine from Pocahontas

 

[Keyblade Knight 1st Class]

Oh! "What's This?"

Bingo

 

[WaltK]

Mine Mine Mine from Pocahontas

Nope.

Resharing my second hint from earlier:
If a seagull from Finding Nemo had a child, and the child started vocalising, you might call it a…?

 

[BufferAqua]

Old lady sings about two kids playing together

 

[WaltK]

Old lady sings about two kids playing together

Best of Friends from Fox and the Hound

 

[KudoTsurugi]

Nope.

Resharing my second hint from earlier:
If a seagull from Finding Nemo had a child, and the child started vocalising, you might call it a…?

I'm going to guess this song, only because it involves a talking seagull:

I fully expect to be wrong.

 

[BufferAqua]

Song plays when recently traumatized mammal hangs out with other mammals

 

[WaltK]

Song plays when recently traumatized mammal hangs out with other mammals

Hakuna Matata

I'm going to guess this song, only because it involves a talking seagull:

I fully expect to be wrong.

You expected right.

Of all the guesses I've seen so for, Sonofjafar was on the right track.

EDIT: One more hint: neither the song, nor the movie its from, have anything to do with seagulls. The gulls from Finding Nemo are merely being used to represent a word that you will find more than once within said song.

…at least I can say I truly succeeded in describing this song badly.

 

[BufferAqua]

Hakuna Matata

I didn’t realize that applied to Hakuna Matata but that wasn’t the song I had in mind, haha.

 

[WaltK]

I didn’t realize that applied to Hakuna Matata but that wasn’t the song I had in mind, haha.

I mean, the song is literally being sung by two mammals after meeting a third mammal who just watched his dad die, haha.

 

[BufferAqua]

I mean, the song is literally being sung by two mammals after meeting a third mammal who just watched his dad die, haha.

I’m aware, I’m just saying I didn’t think of that. Anyway, it was “Welcome” from Brother Bear. I was going to say traumatized bear hangs out with other bears, but it was a dead giveaway. One could say “traumatized” isn’t a word to describe Kenai, but it was to me, so I just added it there since he was clearly recovering from Sitka’s death.

Also, it was just in my head at the time.

 

[WaltK]

I’m aware, I’m just saying I didn’t think of that. Anyway, it was “Welcome” from Brother Bear. I was going to say traumatized bear hangs out with other bears, but it was a dead giveaway.

Son of a bitch, that was literally going to be my second guess, but I talked myself out of it. I also considered "He's a tramp".

 

[BufferAqua]

Son of a bitch, was literally going to be my second guess, but I talked myself out of it. I also considered "He's a tramp".

Haha “He’s a Tramp” is also a good guess! Didn’t think of that!

Here’s a more obvious one I guess, since the movie is also Disney now it seems, so I’m cheating *evil grin*

Considered one of the worst songs ever in animation about helping a love-sick woman escape potential poverty

 

[KudoTsurugi]

The epitome of fear and monotony

 

[WaltK]

Haha “He’s a Tramp” is also a good guess! Didn’t think of that!

Here’s a more obvious one I guess, since the movie is also Disney now it seems, so I’m cheating *evil grin*

Considered one of the worst songs ever in animation about helping a love-sick woman escape potential poverty

So it's from an acquired studio, is what you're saying?

Well, I must say I'm clueless on this one. I even looked at every animated movie currently on Disney+ to see if anything rings a bell, and I got nothing.

 

[KudoTsurugi]

Haha “He’s a Tramp” is also a good guess! Didn’t think of that!

Here’s a more obvious one I guess, since the movie is also Disney now it seems, so I’m cheating *evil grin*

Considered one of the worst songs ever in animation about helping a love-sick woman escape potential poverty

Shot in the dark: is it from Anastasia?

 

[WaltK]

Shot in the dark: is it from Anastasia?

The three Fox-distributed Don Bluth movies were actually the first thing that came to mind, but Anastasia doesn't have anything even remotely resembling "a love-sick woman escaping poverty".

 

[BufferAqua]

My bad, a better way to describe the song would be I guess “trying to convince a love-sick woman to marry for riches and comfortability”

 

[WaltK]

My bad, a better way to describe the song would be I guess “trying to convince a love-sick woman to marry for riches and comfortability”

…"Marry the mole" from Thumbelina?

EDIT: why is this song considered bad? I think it's catchy.

 

[BufferAqua]

…"Marry the mole" from Thumbelina?

EDIT: why is this song considered bad? I think it's catchy.

Yep! Also, I love that song. I just know a LOT of people seem to dislike it, but it’s catchy for sure!