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* ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' had Dr. Forrester sing "Who Will I Kill?" about TV's Frank after the latter's AscensionToAHigherPlaneOfExistence. [[{{Understatement}} It's pretty suggestive.]]

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* ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' had Dr. Forrester sing "Who Will I Kill?" about TV's Frank after the latter's AscensionToAHigherPlaneOfExistence. [[{{Understatement}} It's pretty suggestive.]]
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** From the Theatre/TakarazukaRevue production, we have "Ai to Shi no Rondo" and its reprise, in which Death sings about, respectively, his LoveAtFirstSight for Sisi, and his frustration at being unable to claim her affection. It made its way back into the German version as a duet between Death and Elisabeth, "Rondo - schwarzer Prinz".
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Contrast FinalLoveDuet.

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Contrast FinalLoveDuet.
FinalLoveDuet. Often overlaps with ObsessionSong but not always.
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* Though hopefully not a sexual kind of love being promised, "Trust in Me" from ''Disney/TheJungleBook'', sung by Kaa the snake as he tries to lull Mowgli into a false sense of security and eat him.
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* "Die Schatten werden länger (Reprise)" from ''Theatre/{{Elisabeth}}'' is Death and Rudolf's seduction duet. Death also sings "Der letzte Tanz" to gloat to Elisabeth that she loves him despite marrying Franz Joseph, as well as dueting "Wenn ich tanzen will" with Elisabeth to insist that she's playing straight into his hands because they are so alike.
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* Inverted by TheMegas with "Don't Mess With Magnet Man", which takes place after the villain's won and then lost the girl, and wants her back, but the more immediate problem is [[MySisterIsOffLimits her heavily-armed brother.]]

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* Inverted by TheMegas Music/TheMegas with "Don't Mess With Magnet Man", which takes place after the villain's won and then lost the girl, and wants her back, but the more immediate problem is [[MySisterIsOffLimits her heavily-armed brother.]]
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* ''{{Evita}}'' has two. "I'd Be Surprisingly Good for You", in which Eva Duarte meets future husband and budding politician Juan Peron, and convinces him that they'd be perfect for each other. She's shamelessly manipulating him, as she does for their entire marriage - if he knows yet depends on the production. And then there's "Waltz for Eva and Che", which isn't quite a love song as much as Eva and Che manipulating and sniping at each other's perceived faults.

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* ''{{Evita}}'' ''Music/{{Evita}}'' has two. "I'd Be Surprisingly Good for You", in which Eva Duarte meets future husband and budding politician Juan Peron, and convinces him that they'd be perfect for each other. She's shamelessly manipulating him, as she does for their entire marriage - if he knows yet depends on the production. And then there's "Waltz for Eva and Che", which isn't quite a love song as much as Eva and Che manipulating and sniping at each other's perceived faults.
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The trope description specifies that the trope is a villain attempting to woo someone in song. "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park" is about two people who are already a couple and the villainous things they do together.


* Music/TomLehrer's "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park" has the singer taking his love to the park to [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin poison pigeons]] (except those they take home to experiment on).
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* "Skullcrusher Mountain" by Music/JonathanCoulton, about a cartoonish DiabolicalMastermind confessing his (implicitly genuine) love for [[IHaveYouNowMyPretty a female captive]].

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* "Skullcrusher Mountain" by Music/JonathanCoulton, Music/JonathanCoulton is about a cartoonish DiabolicalMastermind villainous MadScientist confessing his (implicitly genuine) love for [[IHaveYouNowMyPretty a his female captive]].
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*** It says a lot about the show that the audience typically thinks of TheHunter as a douchebag by the end of it, and not only as a result of MisaimedFandom. You're ''supposed'' to like the vampires.

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*** It says a lot about the show that the audience typically thinks of TheHunter the Hunter as a douchebag by the end of it, and not only as a result of MisaimedFandom. You're ''supposed'' to like the vampires.
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** "Love at First Fright" is a love song to the girl from ''TheExorcist'', from the perspective of the demon possessing her.

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** "Love at First Fright" is a love song to the girl from ''TheExorcist'', ''Film/TheExorcist'', from the perspective of the demon possessing her.
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* "If You Could See You" from ''Theatre/Portal2TheUnauthorizedMusical'' is this. The scene starts with Cave Johnson confessing his love to Caroline, and ends with [[spoiler: Cave ordering Caroline to be [[BrainUploading put in a computer]] [[MindRape against her will]].
-->'''Cave:''' ''I understand your objection / But, yes or no, we'll begin / If you could see you through my eyes...'' Well... [[IronicEcho Say goodbye, Caroline]]]].

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* "If You Could See You" from ''Theatre/Portal2TheUnauthorizedMusical'' is this. The scene starts with Cave Johnson confessing his love to Caroline, and ends with [[spoiler: Cave ordering Caroline to be [[BrainUploading put in a computer]] [[MindRape against her will]].
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-->'''Cave:''' ''I understand your objection / But, yes or no, we'll begin / If you could see you through my eyes...'' Well... [[IronicEcho Say goodbye, Caroline]]]].Caroline]].
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* "If You Could See You" from ''Theatre/Portal2TheUnauthorizedMusical'' is this. The scene starts with Cave Johnson confessing his love to Caroline, and ends with [[spoiler: Cave ordering Caroline to be [[BrainUploading put in a computer]] [[MindRape against her will]]]].

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* "If You Could See You" from ''Theatre/Portal2TheUnauthorizedMusical'' is this. The scene starts with Cave Johnson confessing his love to Caroline, and ends with [[spoiler: Cave ordering Caroline to be [[BrainUploading put in a computer]] [[MindRape against her will]]]]. will]].
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* "If You Could See You" from ''Theatre/Portal2TheUnauthorizedMusical'' is this. The scene starts with Cave Johnson confessing his love to Caroline, and ends with [[spoiler: Cave ordering Caroline to be [[BrainUploading put in a computer]] [[MindRape against her will]]]].
-->'''Cave:''' ''I understand your objection / But, yes or no, we'll begin / If you could see you through my eyes...'' Well... [[IronicEcho Say goodbye, Caroline]]]].
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* "Our Love is God" and "Meant To Be Yours", from ''Theatre/{{Heathers}}''. The first one starts very softly, like a very sweet love song, but it changes as [[spoiler: JD actually kills Kurt and Ram to Veronica's horror]]. In the latter you have JD begging Veronica not to fight with him anymore and telling her that they're meant to be together, while simultaneously [[spoiler: threatening to kill her for leaving him and detailing his plan to ''blow up their high school.'']]

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* "Our Love is God" and "Meant To Be Yours", from ''Theatre/{{Heathers}}''. The first one former starts very softly, like a very sweet love song, but it changes slowly gets more ominous as [[spoiler: JD actually kills Kurt and Ram Ram, to Veronica's horror]]. In the latter you have JD begging Veronica not to fight with him anymore and telling her that they're meant to be together, while simultaneously [[spoiler: threatening to kill her for leaving him and detailing his plan to ''blow up their high school.'']]
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* "Our Love is God" and "Meant To Be Yours", from ''Theatre/{{Heathers}}''. The first one starts very softly, like a very sweet love song, but then it changes as [[spoiler: JD actually kills Kurt and Ram]]. In the latter you have JD begging Veronica for not fighting anymore and telling her that he was meant to be hers, after [[spoiler: threatening her for leaving him and telling her his plan of making their high school blow.]]

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* "Our Love is God" and "Meant To Be Yours", from ''Theatre/{{Heathers}}''. The first one starts very softly, like a very sweet love song, but then it changes as [[spoiler: JD actually kills Kurt and Ram]]. Ram to Veronica's horror]]. In the latter you have JD begging Veronica for not fighting to fight with him anymore and telling her that he was they're meant to be hers, after together, while simultaneously [[spoiler: threatening to kill her for leaving him and telling her detailing his plan of making to ''blow up their high school blow.]]school.'']]
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* [[EvilIsSexy "Evil is Hot"]] from ''Film/TheToxicAvenger: TheMusical''.

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* %%* [[EvilIsSexy "Evil is Hot"]] from ''Film/TheToxicAvenger: TheMusical''.''Theatre/TheToxicAvenger'' musical.
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** A probably better example would be Turpin's "Johanna", in which he's not directly singing to her (much like the Dr. Horrible examples), but is expressing his extreme lust for her. Unlike the latter example, however, there's nothing funny about it. Unless you find the idea of a man in his fifties whipping himself and climaxing over a sixteen year old [[WifeHusbandry he has brought up like a daughter]] humorous, that is.

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** A probably better example would be Turpin's "Johanna", in which he's not directly singing to her (much like the Dr. Horrible examples), but is expressing his extreme lust for her. Unlike the latter example, however, there's nothing funny about it. Unless you find the idea of a man in his fifties whipping himself and climaxing over a sixteen year old [[WifeHusbandry he has brought up like a daughter]] humorous, that is.
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* A LongList from ''ThePhantomOfTheOpera'':

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* Inverted in ''TheMikado'': the meek Ko-Ko courts the terrifying antagonist Katisha in a duet they sing about how there is beauty in scary things like storms and fierce animals.

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* Inverted in ''TheMikado'': ''Theatre/TheMikado'': the meek Ko-Ko courts the terrifying antagonist Katisha in a duet they sing about how there is beauty in scary things like storms and fierce animals.



* Herbert's part in "Wenn Liebe in dir ist" from ''TanzDerVampire'' can be seen as one of these, [[FlamboyantGay in his own]] [[LesbianVampire special way]]. (This largely depends on the ratio of [[TheWoobie woobieness]] to [[DepravedHomosexual pervertedness]] he's played with.) More straightforwardly, there's practically ''all'' of Graf von Krolock's musical interaction with Sarah.

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* Herbert's part in "Wenn Liebe in dir ist" from ''TanzDerVampire'' ''Theatre/TanzDerVampire'' can be seen as one of these, [[FlamboyantGay in his own]] [[LesbianVampire special way]]. (This largely depends on the ratio of [[TheWoobie woobieness]] to [[DepravedHomosexual pervertedness]] he's played with.) More straightforwardly, there's practically ''all'' of Graf von Krolock's musical interaction with Sarah.
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* "Skullcrusher Mountain" by JonathanCoulton, about a cartoonish DiabolicalMastermind confessing his (implicitly genuine) love for [[IHaveYouNowMyPretty a female captive]].
* TomLehrer's "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park" has the singer taking his love to the park to [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin poison pigeons]] (except those they take home to experiment on).

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* "Skullcrusher Mountain" by JonathanCoulton, Music/JonathanCoulton, about a cartoonish DiabolicalMastermind confessing his (implicitly genuine) love for [[IHaveYouNowMyPretty a female captive]].
* TomLehrer's Music/TomLehrer's "Poisoning Pigeons in the Park" has the singer taking his love to the park to [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin poison pigeons]] (except those they take home to experiment on).
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* Another Wildhorn example: In ''Theatre/TheScarletPimpernel'', Chauvelin sings "Where's the Girl?" to Maugerite in an attempt to rekindle their old romance as well as to remind her of their mutual passion for TheFrenchRevolution. She rejects him.

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* Another Wildhorn example: In ''Theatre/TheScarletPimpernel'', Chauvelin sings "Where's the Girl?" to Maugerite in an attempt to rekindle their old romance as well as to remind her of their mutual passion for TheFrenchRevolution.UsefulNotes/TheFrenchRevolution. She rejects him.
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* "Nos Corps à la Dérive" (Our Drifting Bodies) from the French musical ''Theatre/LaLegendeDuRoiArthur'' has [[TheDragon Méléagant]] singing to the kidnapped and chained Guenièvre about how he loves and desires her - even going so far as to say her scorn doesn't bother him, because he loves that, too. Guenièvre repudiates his advances, after which he [[spoiler: attempts to rape her, though he's interrupted by the arrival of Lancelot.]]

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* "Where's the Girl?" from ''Theatre/TheScarletPimpernel'' musical adaptation.
* The latter part of "The Madness of King Scar" from Broadway's ''The Lion King.''
* ''Evil Dead The Musical'' sets this trope to happy circus music in "Join Us" and again in "Housewares Employee (Reprise)"

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* "Where's the Girl?" from ''Theatre/TheScarletPimpernel'' musical adaptation.
* The latter part of "The Madness of King Scar" from Broadway's ''The Lion King.''
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''l Dead The Musical'' sets this trope to happy circus music in "Join Us" and again in "Housewares Employee (Reprise)"


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* Another Wildhorn example: In ''Theatre/TheScarletPimpernel'', Chauvelin sings "Where's the Girl?" to Maugerite in an attempt to rekindle their old romance as well as to remind her of their mutual passion for TheFrenchRevolution. She rejects him.
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* The title song from ''Film/GoldenEye'' qualifies (despite having nothing to do with the actual motives of the film's villain) as does the one from ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough''.

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* The title song from ''Film/GoldenEye'' qualifies (despite having nothing to do with the actual motives of the film's villain) as does the one from ''Film/TheWorldIsNotEnough''. The latter, however, is only apparent after the film's major reveal.
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* [[EvilIsSexy "Evil is Hot"]] from ''TheToxicAvenger: TheMusical''.

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* [[EvilIsSexy "Evil is Hot"]] from ''TheToxicAvenger: ''Film/TheToxicAvenger: TheMusical''.
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* While it could be said that anytime Dr. Frank-N-Furter is singing in ''TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'' he's seducing someone, the show has an interesting subversion in "Touch-a Touch-a Touch-a Touch Me" where Janet sings a song about how the bad doctor seduced her, and how it changed her -- to the point that she's now seducing Rocky.

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* While it could be said that anytime Dr. Frank-N-Furter is singing in ''TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'' ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'' he's seducing someone, the show has an interesting subversion in "Touch-a Touch-a Touch-a Touch Me" where Janet sings a song about how the bad doctor seduced her, and how it changed her -- to the point that she's now seducing Rocky.
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* ''WesternAnimation/StrangeMagic'' uses "C'mon Marianne" by FrankieValliAndTheFourSeasons to serve this purpose

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* "You'll Be Back" from ''Theatre/{{Hamilton}}'' is this on an international scale, with King George III trying to win back an estranged America's love... by sending legions of troops over to squash the revolution.

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