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Frosty came to life after a hat, thrown away by failing magician, Professor Hinkle, blew onto his head. It was revealed that this hat was magic. The cruel Professor Hinkle kept trying to get it back, but failed.

Professor Hinkle

Upon coming to life, what were Frosty’s first words? “Happy Birthday!”

Karen is the deuteragonist of Frosty the Snowman. She is a blonde, ponytailed girl who befriends Frosty.

Frosty always says, “Happy Birthday!” when he comes to life… strongly suggesting a birth… and the tradition of birthdays probably comes from the celebration of Christ’s birth. Frosty goes to the North Pole with Santa in his sleigh, as Christ Ascends into Heaven.

Frosty the Snowman is Soul, specifically a jolly, happy one. He was always Soul, always immortal, always an archetypal image ready to come alive in human consciousness, or else how could the children have brought him to life in a material body?

Frosty with his wife and kids, as seen in Rudolph and Frosty’s Christmas in July. By now, he and Crystal have two snow children, Chilly and Milly (the means by which snow people procreate is ignored; possibly, they simply built their own children out of snow).

What did Frosty The snowman do when they placed the magic hat on his head? He began to dance around!

Just as they were about to put the hat on his head, Professor Hinkle started demanding his hat be returned. Santa put the hat on Frosty, and the snowman came back to life. They then celebrated and sang happy songs. Later, Santa took Karen back home and took Frosty to live with Santa and friends at the North Pole.

NBC has broadcast this special in the USA since its debut, even after the pre-1974 Rankin-Bass library was sold first to Broadway Media, then to Golden Books and currently with Classic Media, a successor of the British-owned Entertainment Rights company, which was purchased by Classic Media’s own successor, Boomerang …

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It’s called “Frosty the Snowman.” But “Frosty the Snowman” is not about a snowman. Frosty the Snowman is actually a messianic figure, a Christ archetype. We shall now prove to you that Frosty the Snowman is Christ. Soon you too will recognize that Frosty the Snowman can be the savior to a new generation.

The Top 18 Christmas Carols, Ranked by Nicholas ParkerDecember 23, 2016

• “God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen”
• “Joy to the World”
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• “Children, Go Where I Send Thee”
• “Angels We Have Heard On High”
• “Jingle Bells”
• “We Wish You a Merry Christmas”
• “Deck the Halls”

Silent Night

There are thousands of different versions of The Beatles’ (UK) 1965 hit “Yesterday” and John Newton’s (UK, 1725–1807) 1779 hymn “Amazing Grace” on record, but George Gershwin’s (USA) jazz standard “Summertime” is considered to be the most recorded song, with a staggering 67,591 recorded versions in existence as of 1 …

10 Most Recorded Christmas Songs of All-Time

• “O Holy Night” (374)
• “What Child Is This?” ( 329)
• “Away in a Manger” (300)
• “O Come All Ye Faithful” (296)
• “White Christmas” (283)
• “Ave Maria” (270)
• “Jingle Bells” (254)
• “The Christmas Song” (254)

Impressively, Mariah Carey’s more modern classic “All I Want for Christmas Is You” rounds out the list, with 13,419 recorded versions just since the song’s debut in 1994 — a feat rivaled only by “Last Christmas,” written by George Michael for Wham!, with 17,806 versions recorded since 1984.

President Theodore Roosevelt

So how much Christmas music is there? In early December 2014, crack music + data nerd Aaron Daubman dove into the Spotify + Echo Nest music catalog and found 914,047 Christmas tracks – that’s just under a million Christmas tracks.

The Beatles

250 million or more records