Is heaven a lie and has been hotel?

A lot of the angels here in heaven believe that there's no way for a soul in hell to ever find redemption and join them in paradise.

But, well, what if they need some redemption too?

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So, okay, loyal theorists.

Today, I want to talk to you about Hasben Hotel, created by animator Vivian Madrano, known online as Vivzie Pop.

This was a show that I was aware of, but after a friend of mine got really into it and

couldn't stop recommending it, I finally decided to follow her advice last year and check it out.

And, man, I loved it.

If you don't know, Hasbin Hotel takes place in the Hellverse, a world where heaven and hell are real,

and all of the characters from the Bible are living, breathing people who just really love to get their emotions out through song and dance.

However, hell is overpopulated, so once a year an army of angels called the Exorcists are sent to destroy several of these souls for good.

But our main character, Charlie Morningstar,

believes that there's a more humane solution here. And yes, Morningstar as in the daughter of

Lucifer Morningstar, the devil himself. See, instead of abusing her position as the daughter of the

king of hell to hurt others, Charlie is a good person and believes that the souls in hell can be

redeemed and sent up to heaven.

So she starts the Hasbin Hotel to try to do just that, too, well, mixed results to say the least.

It's a great concept, combining genuinely well-written songs, creative art direction, and a lot of adult humor, into a show that has its own super unique

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