I am genuinely amazed how deep his voice could go without breaking. It made my throat hurt just out of sympathy.

This song is far more threatening in Latin. Everything sounds more threatening in Latin.

"She is either my prey or of the pyre" UMM???? HELLO??? THATS RAW AS HELL!!!!

I knew this had to come out some day, it's just natural logic

It upsets me how a lot of people put down Latin and call it useless and etc because its a 'dead language'. Latin has such a rich history, and plays a key part in the founding of many modern languages and much more. It is still in fact used today, for certain purposes or by certain people. Hellfire in Latin gives me the goosebumps, and it really fits with the setting of the Middle Ages. Honestly, it should be used more for things like this.

At first I didn't like how this was in ecclesiastical Latin (because I am a bit of a classical snob), but when you think about it it actually makes more sense as that is the Latin that Frollo would actually speak.

As a devout catholic and a history entusiast, I found this perfect!

The sentence "Nec criminor si, Domine, fecisti satan fortiorem homine." made me physically shiver. Just... both the meaning and the way the rythm and the phonetics of it fit the melody... Bravo

People still do covers of hellfire? Holly shit this is amazing.

Now I've gone on a "Hellfire in various language" binge but this one always is a standout. It just feels...more ancient and like the originator of the rest . bravo

Ecclesiastical pronunciation is perfect for this. Has such a distinctive feel, closer to our times. It has in it the history of Europe after the fall of the Western Roman Empire. All variants of Latin pronunciation should be cherished.

Me Who studies Latin and Greek: SO THIS IS THE POWER OF LATIN

the red coats singing "mea culpa" or "my fault" at him while he's saying it isn't his fault is such a cool detail

YES!!!! FINALLY A LATIN VERSION OF THIS THAT LIVES UP TO ITS PROMISE!!!