So I recently realized there are only really three La Reine des Neiges songs that I'm crazy for, which we should all agree on, Let it Go, Do toi Wanna Build a Snowman? and For the First Time in Forever Reprise. ou at least toi haut, retour au début three has one of those.
Honestly, I don't really like any of the other songs from La Reine des Neiges as much, so here I'm doing a countdown from least favori to favorite. This is an opinion article. Which means toi can't prove anything wrong because I'm the only one who can control my feelings. For those who like expressing their opinions as facts and stuff. So um...here we go.

Fixer Upper

I'm sure most of us saw that one coming. It's not my personal 'cup of tea.' It's just all over the place and as I may say....'too jazzy.' It's a cute song, it has that little troll kid who doesn't see a ring. But for me, it's it crowded with aléatoire things. So the trolls don't even have an introduction, they just come out of nowhere and start asking about Kristoff's clumpy walk, then not too far after the little troll starts chant about how Kristoff tinkles in woods. That just came out of nowhere. Then bam, they're getting married after the big number. It's just all over the place for me.


In Summer

The problem with this song for me is that is sounds like elevator music. If toi listen to the background music, well, the instrumental part alone, it sounds like Christmas time elevator music. I don't mean to make that sound mean, depending on how you're lire it, I just find it funny like that. But the thing is this is meant to be one of those funny and cute songs, the ones that plus children would l’amour over adults. I would prefer toi know, something plus like Let it Go.


Reindeers are better than people

I think Kristoff's chant voice is absolutely ADORABLE. But Sven's...not so much. That's all I really have to say, it's like thirty secondes long (fifty-one, precisely).


Love is an Open Door

I like the song, the rhythm and the collision of Hans' and Anna's voice, but it's just out of nowhere. So Anna and Hans are discussing there family life and stuff, then Anna asks if she can say something crazy. Hans apparently loves crazy and they pop out into song from nowhere. Don't get me wrong, all Disney films have aléatoire big numbers, but this just, it's just strange. It makes sense though that Anna is head over heals for Hans. HE HAS DA SIDEBURNS, he acts like a total gentleman, and Anna has never experienced l’amour before from a guy. She's been lonely for thirteen years. But just, out of nowhere she screams SANDWICHES! So like.....


Frozen Heart

I only like a couple of parts to the song really, when the tone shifts, but the rest of the song seems like a chant, ou sort of close. But honestly I think it's not that necessary. Sure, it has a message. There's one who is cursed with a La Reine des Neiges heart, but I don't think anyone is actually paying attention to the lyrics. Except for maybe the die-hard La Reine des Neiges fanatics.

For the First Time in Forever

I really like this song, I really do, but the only think that really bothers me is Anna screaming out of nowhere "I WANNA STUFF SOME chocolat IN MY FACE." I mean- where the heck did that come from. Just woah Anna woah, Calm down. Though when Elsa starts to sing, and I like contrast between the same lyrics shares par Anna and Elsa, but just different meanings.


For the First time in forever Reprise

The thing I really like about this song is the contrast between how both Anna and Elsa feel, like in For the First Time in Forever. Elsa is her deep and emotional character, trapped par her own fear of herself while Anna is the optimistic little rayon, ray of sunshine who believes that no matter what she can make it through with Elsa.





Do toi wanna build a Snowman?

I don't really have any thing to say, except Anna is just super adorable, then she sounds like a boy then it gets sad. Period.


Let it Go

Must I speak? Literally the best song ever,