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* WesternAnimation/TheLandBeforeTimeIVJourneyThroughTheMists has "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qu5T0t9CKBM Who Needs You]]", which consists of the BigBadDuumvirate griping at each other.
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* WesternAnimation/TheLandBeforeTimeIVJourneyThroughTheMists ''WesternAnimation/TheLandBeforeTimeIVJourneyThroughTheMists'' has "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qu5T0t9CKBM Who Needs You]]", which consists of the BigBadDuumvirate griping at each other.
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* WesternAnimation/TheLandBeforeTimeIVJourneyThroughTheMists has "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qu5T0t9CKBM Who Needs You]]", which consists of the BigBadDuumvirate griping at each other.
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* ''Theatre/MidnightChannelTheMusical'' has a rare five-way example in "Captain, Oh Captain", where the heroes argue over whether or not to kill Namatame.
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** ''Dad Beat Dad'' has Hell's Greatest Dad, which starts as Lucifer singing about how he can help his daughter Charlie before Alastor butts in and starts competing for the role of "father figure". [[spoiler: Towards the end, things have degenerated enough that they're on the brink of simply trading insults when a new figure, Mimsy, intrudes and promptly hijacks the song into her introducing herself as having arrived]].
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** ''Dad "Dad Beat Dad'' Dad" has Hell's Greatest Dad, which starts as Lucifer singing about how he can help his daughter Charlie before Alastor butts in and starts competing for the role of "father figure". [[spoiler: Towards the end, things have degenerated enough that they're on the brink of simply trading insults when a new figure, Mimsy, intrudes and promptly hijacks the song into her introducing herself as having arrived]].
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** ''Dad Beat Dad'' has Hell's Greatest Dad, which starts as Lucifer singing about how he can help his daughter Charlie before Alastor butts in and starts competing for the role of "father figure". [[spoiler: Towards the end, things have degenerated enough that they're on the brink of simply trading insults when a new figure, Mimsy, intrudes and promptly hijacks the song into her introducing herself as having arrived]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/HazbinHotel'':
** "Radio Killed the Video Star" has [[https://youtu.be/MzUCtEwkXu8?si=xGvFhgv6bLwD0EYF Stayed Gone]], in which Vox reacts to Alastor's return by putting out a news report claiming the older demon Overlord is a washed-up hack, while Alastor puts out his own radio broadcast that manages to provoke a blackout-inducing temper tantrum from Vox in just a couple verses.
** "Scrambled Eggs" has [[https://youtu.be/0OP3IJREkW0?si=1bvGyCeeUCcsLLES Respectless]] where Velvette tries to goad the Overlords into open war with the Exorcists while Carmilla advises caution and dismisses her as an arrogant upstart.
** "Radio Killed the Video Star" has [[https://youtu.be/MzUCtEwkXu8?si=xGvFhgv6bLwD0EYF Stayed Gone]], in which Vox reacts to Alastor's return by putting out a news report claiming the older demon Overlord is a washed-up hack, while Alastor puts out his own radio broadcast that manages to provoke a blackout-inducing temper tantrum from Vox in just a couple verses.
** "Scrambled Eggs" has [[https://youtu.be/0OP3IJREkW0?si=1bvGyCeeUCcsLLES Respectless]] where Velvette tries to goad the Overlords into open war with the Exorcists while Carmilla advises caution and dismisses her as an arrogant upstart.
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* ''Guilty Conscience'' by Music/DrDre and Music/{{Eminem}} is an interesting take on the idea, with the two rappers in the role of the proverbial [[GoodAngelBadAngel angel and devil]] on the shoulder of characters caught up in a variety of situations. Subverted at the end (at least on the uncut version) where [[spoiler:the "angel" Dre agrees with the "Devil" Em that the "protagonist" should kill both his [[YourCheatingHeart cheating wife]] and the [[MurderTheHypotenuse guy the protagonist just found her in bed with.]]]]
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* ''Guilty Conscience'' by Music/DrDre and Music/{{Eminem}} is an interesting take on the idea, with the two rappers in the role of the proverbial [[GoodAngelBadAngel angel and devil]] on the shoulder of characters caught up in a variety of situations. Subverted at the end (at least on the uncut version) where [[spoiler:the "angel" Dre agrees with the "Devil" Em that the "protagonist" should kill both his [[YourCheatingHeart cheating wife]] wife and the [[MurderTheHypotenuse guy the protagonist just found her in bed with.]]]]
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* ''Guilty Conscience'' by Music/DrDre and Music/{{Eminem}} is an interesting take on the idea, with the two rappers in the role of the proverbial [[GoodAngelBadAngel angel and devil]] on the shoulder of characters caught up in a variety of situations. Subverted at the end (at least on the uncut version) where [[spoiler:the "angel" Dre agrees with the "Devil" Em that the "protagonist" should kill both his [[YourCheatingHeart cheating wife]] and the [[MurderTheHypotenuse guy the protagonist just found her in bed with.]]]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'': In "[[Recap/AnimaniacsEpisode69 I'm Mad]]", Dot and Yakko argue, and with them being Warner siblings, they of course do it in song.
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* ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}'' has "What Is This Feeling?": Glinda and Elphaba, who really dislike each other, have just learned they're going to be roommates at campus.
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* ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}'' has ''Theatre/{{Wicked}}'':
** "What Is This Feeling?": Glinda and Elphaba, who really dislike each other, have just learned they're going to be roommates atcampus.campus.
** The beginning of "Defying Gravity" starts with Glinda furious at Elphaba for running off and ruining her chance with the Wizard, while Elphaba is furious at her for being willing to support him in exchange for power.
** "What Is This Feeling?": Glinda and Elphaba, who really dislike each other, have just learned they're going to be roommates at
** The beginning of "Defying Gravity" starts with Glinda furious at Elphaba for running off and ruining her chance with the Wizard, while Elphaba is furious at her for being willing to support him in exchange for power.
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* In ''VideoGame/StrayGods'', the Freddie and Pan song revolves around Freddie and Pan both vying for Grace's favor in a duet. Grace can choose one or the other, or reject both.
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* In ''VideoGame/StrayGods'', the Freddie and Pan song revolves around Freddie and Pan both vying for Grace's favor in a duet. Grace can choose one or the other, or reject both.
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* ''Theatre/CesareIlCreatoreCheHaDistrutto'' has a leitmotif of this, with Cesare arguing complex viewpoints against other characters. It first comes up in the classroom scene, where he gets into a debate, first with Giovanni, then with Angelo, about the story of Ugolino from Dante's Inferno. Later, the same melody comes up when he and Giovanni are discussing the merits and drawbacks of their respective positions -- Cesare being noble but illegitimate, Giovanni being rich but without title. Near the end, when Giovanni is being questioned in order to become a cardinal, Cesare brings up points he discussed in the previous scene when they were alone, and plays devil's advocate, making Giovanni defend himself. He's gained just enough depth to do it, but the 1990's-ballad style of his solo shows that he's still more or less an airhead.
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* ''Theatre/JesusChristSuperstar'' has "Everything's Alright", which has Mary Magdalene telling Jesus to relax, Judas saying that they should be helping the poor instead of relaxing, and Jesus saying they should all concentrate on the future.
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* ''Theatre/JesusChristSuperstar'' has ''Theatre/JesusChristSuperstar'': in "Everything's Alright", which has Mary Magdalene tries to stop Jesus and Judas from arguing, telling Jesus to relax, relax. Judas saying says that they should be helping the poor instead of relaxing, and relaxing. Mary tries to get Jesus saying they should all concentrate on to ignore him, but he won't. And then the future.same thing happens during "The Last Supper", with Jesus shrieking for Judas to get out, and Judas, needing the last word, giving him a few lines of the title song, the solo he'll sing once they're both dead.
