Evil Like Me

"Evil Like Me" is a song from the Disney Channel movie, Descendants, sung by Maleficent who encourages Mal to be evil and promises that when she steals the Fairy Godmother's Magic Wand she will rule the land by her side as 'Mother and Daughter'. This happens in the museum.

Story
The VKs stumble upon the Hall of Villains, which have statues of their parents. All four are taken aback by the sight of their parents in their glory days prior to being defeated. Jay decides he's had enough, getting Evie and Carlos to follow him to find the wand. Mal lingers behind, remembering her mother telling her not to blow her chance.

Mal wonders what she should do, and suddenly the statue of Maleficent comes to life. She starts singing advice on being evil to Mal, who is found by Evie moments later; Mal is startled, as the statue is back to being just that. Was it her imagination or something else?

Trivia

 * Notably, Maleficent is wielding her staff in her right hand; the statue holds it in the other one.
 * Aside from her minor singing role in the song "It's Our House Now!" from Mickey's House of Villains, this is Maleficent's first-ever solo song.
 * It's likely named or a parody after the song, Friend Like Me (Aladdin).
 * It could be possible that Maleficent's spirit was able to contact Mal and make her imagine this.
 * Another possibility Mal's emotions could have accidentally caused her magic to bring the statue of her mother to life.
 * In some aspects, this song wasn't actually sung by the real Maleficent, as Mal was imagining it in the museum.
 * While Maleficent could not have really sung with Mal, as she was still trapped on the Isle, she can be heard mumbling some of the lyrics after she takes off Beast's glasses and before she remarks about Fairy Godmother.
 * The lyric "Argued with my mother too" reveals that Maleficent has or had a mother, although her current whereabouts are unknown.
 * This is the only time in a Disney film where Maleficent is confirmed to have a relative who was present while she was growing up.
 * However, the 2014 film Maleficent (which tells the Sleeping Beauty story from the titular character's perspective) was going to have two characters named Queen Ulla and King Kinloch. Ulla was described as 'a fairy queen who is Maleficent's aunt with a dislike of her niece', and with her husband Kinloch they were the Queen and King of the Moors.
 * Ultimately, Ulla and Kinloch were cut out of the film, leaving Maleficent without any blood relatives.