Top 10 Things You Should NEVER Say to a Disney Fan
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Date: 2023-11-20
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Let's also not forget that honestly many of the earlier Disney Princesses were based on stories written in times when women didn't have many options. Would Cinderella really have been able to get a job and take care of herself? No. She did take agency by actually leaving her home and dancing at a ball the way she wanted to. But for a girl like her, the only chance she had at escaping (and not ending up begging on the streets) is by marrying a prince. Nowadays, they're trying to make characters more empowering than they would have truly been had they been designed to truly reflect the time they came from.
I also don't understand why Elsa gets so much praise for being a princess (technically, a queen) who is so empowering in comparison to others. She isn't without flaw, as she ran away from her responsibilities and didn't mind freezing anyone in her path, no matter who got hurt in the process. Her idea of freedom wasn't traveling to see the world, but putting on a sparkly gown and decorating a new home, both traditionally womanly qualities. Just because she doesn't fall in love with a handsome prince doesn't mean she's more empowering than others who have.
Mulan and Tiana don't get credit for being strong and empowering because men were involved in their stories (and because they are women of color, but these women showed tremendous intelligence, strength, and courage during the most difficult times. Needing a man's help a little does not rob a woman of her agency, it does not make her weak, and it doesn't mean she's sending a bad message. We all need a little help sometimes, whether through friends or other loved ones.
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Let's also not forget that honestly many of the earlier Disney Princesses were based on stories written in times when women didn't have many options. Would Cinderella really have been able to get a job and take care of herself? No. She did take agency by actually leaving her home and dancing at a ball the way she wanted to. But for a girl like her, the only chance she had at escaping (and not ending up begging on the streets) is by marrying a prince. Nowadays, they're trying to make characters more empowering than they would have truly been had they been designed to truly reflect the time they came from.
I also don't understand why Elsa gets so much praise for being a princess (technically, a queen) who is so empowering in comparison to others. She isn't without flaw, as she ran away from her responsibilities and didn't mind freezing anyone in her path, no matter who got hurt in the process. Her idea of freedom wasn't traveling to see the world, but putting on a sparkly gown and decorating a new home, both traditionally womanly qualities. Just because she doesn't fall in love with a handsome prince doesn't mean she's more empowering than others who have.
Mulan and Tiana don't get credit for being strong and empowering because men were involved in their stories (and because they are women of color, but these women showed tremendous intelligence, strength, and courage during the most difficult times. Needing a man's help a little does not rob a woman of her agency, it does not make her weak, and it doesn't mean she's sending a bad message. We all need a little help sometimes, whether through friends or other loved ones.
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Andrew
Technically by now Anastasia is now Disney following the Disney/Fox merger, even if the character herself technically can't be considered an official princess because of how dark her movie was. While there are some songs that would be corny it would only be from being either overplayed or overused, but to call the princesses bad role models is basically a surface-level overview that means the person doesn't really care. Each of them represented something special, or presented a great review of a side of society most people probably wouldn't see
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Technically by now Anastasia is now Disney following the Disney/Fox merger, even if the character herself technically can't be considered an official princess because of how dark her movie was. While there are some songs that would be corny it would only be from being either overplayed or overused, but to call the princesses bad role models is basically a surface-level overview that means the person doesn't really care. Each of them represented something special, or presented a great review of a side of society most people probably wouldn't see
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Arcader1994
Close-minded people who say, It wasn't _that_ when Mufasa died in _The Lion King, _ guess what? It was _heartbreaking, _ and, along with some other Disney movies, it taught us about death. It's also possible those people also didn't realize that Disney films can also have the ability for adults to cry as well, and that they have dealt with serious issues, and that some Disney films that were under the long-since-defunct Hollywood Pictures banner, or the long-since-defunct Touchstone Pictures banner were sometimes more adult-oriented.
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Close-minded people who say, It wasn't _that_ when Mufasa died in _The Lion King, _ guess what? It was _heartbreaking, _ and, along with some other Disney movies, it taught us about death. It's also possible those people also didn't realize that Disney films can also have the ability for adults to cry as well, and that they have dealt with serious issues, and that some Disney films that were under the long-since-defunct Hollywood Pictures banner, or the long-since-defunct Touchstone Pictures banner were sometimes more adult-oriented.
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BG
You are very true in all your TOP. What annoys me the most is when they tell me that Disney is only for kids, I am a lifelong fan of Disney, I love their movies that were part of my childhood and made it wonderful, teaching me never to lose my imagination even if I grow up.
I would even like to have my other DVDs of your movies again, the Disney princesses and the characters from its other movies are also inspiring
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You are very true in all your TOP. What annoys me the most is when they tell me that Disney is only for kids, I am a lifelong fan of Disney, I love their movies that were part of my childhood and made it wonderful, teaching me never to lose my imagination even if I grow up.
I would even like to have my other DVDs of your movies again, the Disney princesses and the characters from its other movies are also inspiring
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David
Hard, hard, HARD disagree on number one! No one should EVER be shamed for not liking something. Im certain more than a few Disney/ Marvel/ Star Wars fans have been on the snide end of someone declaring with disgust, YOU DONT LIKE SPORTS!
The only appropriate response to someone saying they dont like Disney is Okay. Maybe if youre planning a movie night or a date, find something else you both enjoy.
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Hard, hard, HARD disagree on number one! No one should EVER be shamed for not liking something. Im certain more than a few Disney/ Marvel/ Star Wars fans have been on the snide end of someone declaring with disgust, YOU DONT LIKE SPORTS!
The only appropriate response to someone saying they dont like Disney is Okay. Maybe if youre planning a movie night or a date, find something else you both enjoy.
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Spicie95
It is precisely because I love the animated movies and childhood memories that I can state I hate the mega-corporation Disney has become and compulsive need to buy everything they get their grubby fingers on - I honestly hope they lose so much money they need to sell of Fox, Star Wars, and Marvel, so they can learn some humility again.
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It is precisely because I love the animated movies and childhood memories that I can state I hate the mega-corporation Disney has become and compulsive need to buy everything they get their grubby fingers on - I honestly hope they lose so much money they need to sell of Fox, Star Wars, and Marvel, so they can learn some humility again.
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Noah
First, Beauty and the Beast is not Stockholm syndrome: it's a story that teaches a very important lesson of looking beyond the outside appearances and seeing the persons' heart.
Second, the Little Mermaid is more than Ariel wanting a prince because even before she meets Prince Eric, she reveals she wants to see the human world itself.
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First, Beauty and the Beast is not Stockholm syndrome: it's a story that teaches a very important lesson of looking beyond the outside appearances and seeing the persons' heart.
Second, the Little Mermaid is more than Ariel wanting a prince because even before she meets Prince Eric, she reveals she wants to see the human world itself.
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Lee
Me: (just casually watching Hercules)
Karen: Um you shouldn't be watching a Disney movie, that's for kids.
Me: (scoffs)Not this again, Disney is for everyone, hell my mother is a Disney fan, so gtfo of here Karen, and go take your old ass and 5-year-old grandkid who probably uses They/Them pronouns to see Lightyear!
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Me: (just casually watching Hercules)
Karen: Um you shouldn't be watching a Disney movie, that's for kids.
Me: (scoffs)Not this again, Disney is for everyone, hell my mother is a Disney fan, so gtfo of here Karen, and go take your old ass and 5-year-old grandkid who probably uses They/Them pronouns to see Lightyear!
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DisneyDino75
7: 09-8: 10 Maybe LBT Electric Dino 75 could take some advice from this video and stop triggering most Disney fans by not saying that Disney is an evil cooperation because they get the point that Disney is not a very good company but they still like it.
PS: Don't get mad at me for writing this comment.
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7: 09-8: 10 Maybe LBT Electric Dino 75 could take some advice from this video and stop triggering most Disney fans by not saying that Disney is an evil cooperation because they get the point that Disney is not a very good company but they still like it.
PS: Don't get mad at me for writing this comment.
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Rosa
One of the most infuriating things I've had to listen to as a Disney fan is that Pocahontas is historically inaccurate. Yes, I know that! You're point? It's clear now that the Disney Pocahontas and the real Pocahontas are completely different things. Pocahontas will always be my favorite Disney movie.
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One of the most infuriating things I've had to listen to as a Disney fan is that Pocahontas is historically inaccurate. Yes, I know that! You're point? It's clear now that the Disney Pocahontas and the real Pocahontas are completely different things. Pocahontas will always be my favorite Disney movie.
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Charitini
exactly! Beauty and the Beast is NOT Stockholm Syndrome! And I'd also not consider their relationship as toxic. they just don't get along at first. that's all. when the Beast starts being nicer, Belle starts seeing that he is not a monster. it's the most beautiful and magical love story. PERIODT.
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exactly! Beauty and the Beast is NOT Stockholm Syndrome! And I'd also not consider their relationship as toxic. they just don't get along at first. that's all. when the Beast starts being nicer, Belle starts seeing that he is not a monster. it's the most beautiful and magical love story. PERIODT.
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Bemjudah
Honestly, I love Disney obviously Im not gonna say my age on here because I dont do that but Im already in my adulthood and a lot of my friends and I love Disney, we love Disney+ and we enjoy it very much so you cant tell me Disneys just a kid thing because Disney actually helps alleviate stress
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Honestly, I love Disney obviously Im not gonna say my age on here because I dont do that but Im already in my adulthood and a lot of my friends and I love Disney, we love Disney+ and we enjoy it very much so you cant tell me Disneys just a kid thing because Disney actually helps alleviate stress
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Mikayla
Merida and Elsa are great. However Disney has been making awsome princesses since forever. Pocahontas, Jasmine, Tiana, Rapunzel, Esmerelada, MULAN did they end up with men in the end? Yes. Are they still amazing? YES. Are we animated? Yes. Is it weird? YES. Its beyond weird. Anyone get that?
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Merida and Elsa are great. However Disney has been making awsome princesses since forever. Pocahontas, Jasmine, Tiana, Rapunzel, Esmerelada, MULAN did they end up with men in the end? Yes. Are they still amazing? YES. Are we animated? Yes. Is it weird? YES. Its beyond weird. Anyone get that?
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AACMBirdzilla23
The fun thing is that there isn't something wrong about someone hating Disney, you have the right to love or hate something, and this video and comment section literally just made my day
But yeah, if you let out that anger to someone just because, then you're the dck here
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The fun thing is that there isn't something wrong about someone hating Disney, you have the right to love or hate something, and this video and comment section literally just made my day
But yeah, if you let out that anger to someone just because, then you're the dck here
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Arcader1994
The number ten spot: There is a _major_ difference between Disneyland and Walt Disney World. Walt Disney World, which opened in 1971, is located in Orlando, Florida, whereas Disneyland, the original Disney Theme Park, which opened in 1955, is located in Anaheim, California.
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The number ten spot: There is a _major_ difference between Disneyland and Walt Disney World. Walt Disney World, which opened in 1971, is located in Orlando, Florida, whereas Disneyland, the original Disney Theme Park, which opened in 1955, is located in Anaheim, California.
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Art's
Hey here's one you didn't include Merida SHOULDN'T be a Disney Princess. Everyone sees it as a achievement for Merida, but it is a serious down grade.
And Ralph Breaks the Internet agrees with me
BTW: Vanelopee is a Disney Princess. And no one can tell me otherwise.
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Hey here's one you didn't include Merida SHOULDN'T be a Disney Princess. Everyone sees it as a achievement for Merida, but it is a serious down grade.
And Ralph Breaks the Internet agrees with me
BTW: Vanelopee is a Disney Princess. And no one can tell me otherwise.
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SecretUser2000
It's not Disney princesses who are bad role models. It's 14 different St. Canard residents, who commit a 314 every day. That said though, I've been defensive of Disney, because of my favorite villains, especially Don Karnage and Megavolt.
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It's not Disney princesses who are bad role models. It's 14 different St. Canard residents, who commit a 314 every day. That said though, I've been defensive of Disney, because of my favorite villains, especially Don Karnage and Megavolt.
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Broadway_Baby
If anyone ever tells me that Disney music is cringy, I'll pull an Anna and punch them in the face.
Then I'll pull a Mulan and kill them!
Then pull a Friends On The Other Side and drag them to HELL!
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If anyone ever tells me that Disney music is cringy, I'll pull an Anna and punch them in the face.
Then I'll pull a Mulan and kill them!
Then pull a Friends On The Other Side and drag them to HELL!
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The
Regarding the thing about Disney being for kids, I will say this: Pixar does a better job than Disney itself appealing to older audiences. I dont know why, but as an adult, I just feel that way
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Regarding the thing about Disney being for kids, I will say this: Pixar does a better job than Disney itself appealing to older audiences. I dont know why, but as an adult, I just feel that way
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Olvia
I can tell the difference between disney and non disney movies such as Anastasia, Quest for Camelot, The PageMaster and Happy Ever After (its a different animated Snow White movie)
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I can tell the difference between disney and non disney movies such as Anastasia, Quest for Camelot, The PageMaster and Happy Ever After (its a different animated Snow White movie)
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velociraptor4you
With all the (IMHO) _needlessly_ TOXIC anti-Disney discourse and vitriol going around today, I feel _this_ is still relevant (especially when taking into account #3.
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With all the (IMHO) _needlessly_ TOXIC anti-Disney discourse and vitriol going around today, I feel _this_ is still relevant (especially when taking into account #3.
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Arcader1994
MsMojo _Anastasia_ is now a Disney film since 20th Century Fox is owned by Disney, and has been ever since March 20, 2019, which was the first day of spring.
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MsMojo _Anastasia_ is now a Disney film since 20th Century Fox is owned by Disney, and has been ever since March 20, 2019, which was the first day of spring.
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Mandy
Seriously? Those who think adult Disney fans are weird apparently want adults to be boring.
I'm almost 40 and I still love all the things I loved as a kid.
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Seriously? Those who think adult Disney fans are weird apparently want adults to be boring.
I'm almost 40 and I still love all the things I loved as a kid.
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JoSterio
A thing you should not say to a Disney Pocahontas fan: The film is historical inaccurate
Me: So was every other film that was based on a true story
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A thing you should not say to a Disney Pocahontas fan: The film is historical inaccurate
Me: So was every other film that was based on a true story
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WONDERLAND
Lmao Im sorry but if you dont like Disney movies you have no taste in movies. I swear thats not even a subjective or controversial statement.
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Lmao Im sorry but if you dont like Disney movies you have no taste in movies. I swear thats not even a subjective or controversial statement.
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Olvia
My childhood is a mixed bag with
Walt Disney Movies, Barbie, Early Pixar, Early DreamWorks, SpongeBob, Studio Ghibli, Popeye and Tom & Jerry
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My childhood is a mixed bag with
Walt Disney Movies, Barbie, Early Pixar, Early DreamWorks, SpongeBob, Studio Ghibli, Popeye and Tom & Jerry
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MrJoelMiller
9: 52 wow fans hate hearing this, isnt that like what toxic fans are? Because if someone disagrees with them they bash other fans
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9: 52 wow fans hate hearing this, isnt that like what toxic fans are? Because if someone disagrees with them they bash other fans
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Olvia
I might be 24 years old and I still love Disney! Animation, live-action, Pixar, marvel, Star Wars and now Warner Bros on Disney+!
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I might be 24 years old and I still love Disney! Animation, live-action, Pixar, marvel, Star Wars and now Warner Bros on Disney+!
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Sable
I have learned _never_ to go in Star Wars comment sections, lest the Disney fan in me rise up to destroy almost everyone there.
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I have learned _never_ to go in Star Wars comment sections, lest the Disney fan in me rise up to destroy almost everyone there.
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bee
The fact that people tell me to grow up or watch things my age and i'm only a 13 year old Disney Fan is VERY VERY VERY annoying.
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The fact that people tell me to grow up or watch things my age and i'm only a 13 year old Disney Fan is VERY VERY VERY annoying.
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