Regular Joe

Regular Joe is a song sung by Millie in the Helluva Boss episode "Unhappy Campers". The lyrics appear at the bottom of the screen, encouraging viewers to sing along.
== Lyrics==
Millie: Every day
As I walk around camp
All of these girls
Follow me around
I don't know why
Or what could it be?
Crazy Millerd fan: Hey, Millerd! HAH! Will you take a selfie with me?!
Millie: Ah wa oh! I'm a regular Joe.
Ah wa oh! I want the world to know.
Ah wa oh! I'm simple and plain.
Why do all these girls
Keep screaming my name???
Campers: Millerd! Millerd! Millerd! MillerdOMYGosh!
Crazy Millerd fan: ERDaaaAAAAAD!!
Campers: Millerd!!! Ah!
Millerd, I love you!!!
Millie: I'm so ordinary.
Just a common dude.
But, they're all up in my DMs
They keep sending me nudes.
I'm nothing special.
I'll tell you it's true.
Crazy Millerd fan: But, Millerd! Over here! I baked a cake for you!
Millie: Ah wa oh! I'm a regular Joe.
Ah wa oh! I want the world to know.
Ah wa oh! I'm simple and plain.
I wish all these girls
Would stop screaming my name.
==Trivia==
* This song is also Millie's first solo, excluding her singing along with Moxxie in "Oh, Millie" and "Til the Day We Die".
*The Breading Cat meme can be briefly glimpsed in the live chat during the "Regular Joe" song.
**One teen's profile picture on the live chat features her reading what appears to be the cover of .
*According to storyboard artist, Gavin Arucan, the choreography of Troy Bolton performing the song "Bet on It" from the Disney Channel movie was used as direct reference for Millie's movements throughout the song.Tweet by Gavin Arucan
*One of the comments in the live chat of Millerd's performance of "Regular Joe" says "CLICK HERE FOR PRIZE >>> scam(dot)ly". A reference to real-life comments online made by bots to get unsuspecting people's accounts hacked or devices get installed with viruses.
*At one point, Millie's head briefly morphed into a handsome face resembling the Handsome Squidward design from .
==References==
ru:Обычный Джо
Category:Music
Category:Helluva Boss music