#Helluva Boss*

[3dnygma]

"All 2 U" 8bit cover (Helluva Boss fanmix)

So happy to finally share this 8bit cover with you guys! It's "All 2 U" aka Stolas' new song in the Helluva Boss episode "Apology Tour"

@ MothRaox, who you can follow on Twitter, provided the AMAZING artwork for it!!

The song was originally written by Julian Hornik and produced by Julian Hornik, Sam Haft and Andrew Underberg. Vocals by Bryce Pinkham with James Monroe Igleheart and Christina Vee.

The chords/melody that I ended up with don't always match the original but I had a lot of fun with it and I hope you will too! Lmk what you think!

[oatmealdoodles]

The second I saw this I just bolt right up and HAD to draw it. As my fist comic this took me SO much longer that it needed to -_-

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The Sky-High Mind Games: The Psychology of Being Cabin Crew

Flying is hard. Now imagine flying while handing out sandwiches, soothing crying babies, enforcing seatbelt laws like a law enforcer, and still smiling as if you mean it. Welcome to the mental Olympics of the cabin crew life.

Let’s get one thing straight: being a cabin crew isn’t just only about looking glamorous in a tailored and well pressed uniform while rolling a suitcase through the Airport Terminal as if you’re on a runway. Oh no my dear. It’s a delicate dance of diplomacy, disaster preparedness, and emotional endurance, all performed in a metal tube traveling at super speed, 42,000 feet in the air, filled with strangers who’ve lost the will to follow basic instructions.

Mood Management: Smiling While on Fire Emotionally

Passengers expect you to be cheerful, helpful, and composed, even if:

-You’ve just worked a red-eye flight with a toddler who kept playing Baby Shark dudududududududu—on repeat.

-Someone in 28D spilled red wine on your only clean shirt.

-Infligh WiFi is out of service, and now a businessman in 1A is experiencing the five stages of grief in real time.

Cabin crew are trained to regulate their emotions so well they could win Oscar awards. “Emotional labor,” psychologists call it. “Sky heroes,” I call it.

Situational Awareness: The Sixth Sense of Sky Service

A good cabin crew member can sense:

A passenger about to faint before they even know they’re about to faint.

Someone sneaking a forbidden bathroom visit during a turbulence weather.

A child plotting to kick the seat in front of them with vengeful precision.

They have the observational powers of a mother on guard , the reflexes of a cat, and the diplomacy of a U.N. ambassador. All while pretending not to notice that the guy seated at 36K is definitely watching something NSFW on his phone.

Conflict Resolution: Airborne Referees

Cabin crew routinely diffuse inflight tension that would make couples therapy look like a spa day therapy session.

Some real-life scenarios that are very common:

-Two passengers fighting over the middle armrest like it’s a championship belt. Really? Yes really! It happens quite a lot.

-Someone loudly explaining why masks as a station requirement are a government conspiracy, while sitting six inches from a stranger.

-A person refusing to switch their phone to flight mode mode because “it’s never that serious.”

Cabin crew handle it all with calm voices, neutral expressions, and internal monologues that probably sound like, “Not today, Ken-Karen. Not today.”

Memory Mastery: The Brain of an Elephant on Caffeine

They remember:

Which passenger asked for ginger ale with no ice and one with decaffeinated coffee with crushed ice and room temperature water.

Where the vegan meal went, whom it’s for and the time they’d like to have it.

Who pressed the call button because their overhead bin light wasn’t working… five rows back.

Meanwhile, half the plane can’t remember how to use a seatbelt despite a literal demonstration just barely minutes ago.

Time Travel: Jet Lagged but Still Mentally Present

Time zones? Forget about it. Cabin crew live in a parallel universe where breakfast is dinner, lunch is a midnight snack, and Wednesdays happen twice or thrice.

You wake up in Nairobi, eat lunch in Auckland , and go to bed in Bangkok, but your body still thinks it’s Monday in Doha. Yet somehow, you’re still supposed to smile and say, “Chicken with vegetable curry, Beef with potato gratin or Pasta rigatoni with parmesan cheese?” Then someone will say, “Give me fish.”

Fear Detection and Passenger Psychology

Cabin crew are part-time psychics. They know who’s afraid of flying before that person has even buckled their seatbelt. Their toolkit includes reassuring smiles, calm body language, and the phrase, “Turbulence is a completely normal thing” said in seventeen different soothing tones.

They’ve also mastered reading passenger types:

The Parrot: Will narrate their entire life story unless you escape with the drinks cart.

The Sloth: Head back, mouth open, drooling on your emergency exit demo.

The Worry Worrior: Asks if the wing is supposed to do that every ten minutes.

The Ken-Karen: Threatens to report crew to management, and demands to speak to Captain since they were informed chicken was no more, then demands a free upgrade to business or first class.

Final Boarding Call: Not Just Coffee and Cart Wheels

So, the next time a flight attendant greets you with a smile, remember that they’re not just there to hand you grissini and a bruschetta. They’re trained crisis managers, security officers, psychologists, health responders, and admirable patience champions. The friendly face you see in the aisle? It’s powered by caffeine, resilience, endurance and enough psychological training to write a dissertation on human behavior at cruising altitude.

Being cabin crew is like being in a reality show where the prize is survival, and the challenges include serving drinks in turbulence, locating someone’s lost passport, and convincing adults to use a seatbelt.

Respect the uniform. Treat them with kindness. And please, for the love of the sky gods, don’t clap when the plane lands. If you know you know.

Source: The Sky-High Mind Games: The Psychology of Being Cabin Crew

[uhohgoose]

stolas look oUT— oh my god he cant hear me. he doesnt even know whats coming for him

[ruumiinlaulaja]

This is the most romantic shit I have ever seen I’m gonna throw up

[geekgirles]

Real-life footage of me after Sinsmas:

(Send help)

[blitzbittz]

season 4 prediction (reference to the bbt)

[wazzi2ya]

We love depressed dads beating up a bitch for their little princesses

[tmtquickcomics]

"Here for You"

Been a while since I did a sketchy comic.

But I'll probably clean this one up later

Cleaned up

Comic list

[blitzobuck]

Confirmation from Viv that Satan’s dramatic ass is lying about ruling hell first!

[3dnygma]

ALL of my Hazbin Hotel (and Helluva Boss) fanmusic can now be found on Youtube! at the moment of posting this, the playlist contains the following instrumental pieces:

"frequencies" - for what I picture to be Alastor's and Vox's first meeting. the sound is mostly inspired by Alastor. the sorta-creepy music box stands for him.

"of fame and rust" - also for Vox and Alastor. this one is for their Big Fight TM. we obviously don't know what happened between them yet (since I'm uploading this before s2) but I thought it'd be fun to imagine something like this for them. it starts with Alastor's music box, but then Vox takes over with more electronic sounds. it ends with a citation of "Stayed Gone" and it includes my "Vox theme" which is present in a few of these pieces.

"moth to the flame" - aka the Vox/Valentino or Staticmoth tango. this one is quick and fun. similarly to the 2nd one, it starts with something I wrote inspired by Val, then intermingeling with Vox's influence. this one also includes the "Vox theme"

"blood in the water" - dedicated to Vox and his sharks! just wanted to go with a threatening, villainous sound here. I think it has a really engaging beat.

"Vox's edgy demon form" - this is the first Hellaverse-themed music I made. it's less melodic and doesn't really have a lot of chord progressions either. this one is more about the "textures" of the sounds and how several patterns are laid on top of each-other to support a heavy beat. basically a fun experiment with some new sounds that I was exposed to at the time. it cites the "Vox theme" and "Stayed Gone" and the title pretty much gives away what this one is meant to symbolize.

(btw, tracks 1-5 will be the score of an upcoming Vox-fanfic that I'm working on! one track per chapter. feel free to message me if you wanna know more about that fic)

6. "Baxter's lab" - it's been confirmed that Baxter will be in season 2 of Hazbin Hotel but aside from this clip at a convention, we haven't gotten a lot of info on him in the show yet (ignoring stuff from the pilot-era). so I thought it would be fun to imagine what a potential theme for Baxter might sound like. this could run in the background while he's doing some crazy science experiments. it's inspired by my previously mentioned track "blood in the water" and by "Aquarium" from the Carnival of the Animals. honestly, I'm really proud of this one!

7. "All 2 U (8bit cover)" - this is the only Helluva Boss piece so far. it's an 8bit COVER of the song "All 2 U" that Stolas sings in the episode "Apology Tour". I had no chords or sheet music available when making this - so it might not always be an exact copy of the original, but I think it's def recognizable and a fun listen! it's also my first 8bit-style cover.

If you have the time, please give them a listen :) These pieces take a lot of time to create and while I don't care about numbers, it would be great to receive some feedback on them!! And if you plan on using these for another fanwork, pls let me know <3 It'd be an honor!

[fulaipyy]

♥️❔

[duhaerith]

CÁNTALO BABY !!!! (dios que lo amo con toda mi alma)

[angelshizuka]

DOMESTIC STOLITZ

DOMESTIC STOLITZ

DOMESTIC STOLITZ

[marcomie12]

Always second place 🔥

I like drawing them hehe

[hannah-the-small]

The Seven Deadly Sins