@@bubba_dahutt4235 Thanks bro!!!

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THANKS BRO!!!

Glad you enjoyed it! Definitely got more on the way, so stay tuned 🫱🏽‍🫲🏼‼️

I appreciate that! Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed the video!

Do you think that having him be born on a different day could effect the person that he becomes? for example, maybe getting drafted into the military, having different interests, or having more time to be in bad situations at an early age? Also, I don’t know if you’re into astrology, but his sign and birth chart would change if you did that, making him a capricorn instead of saggitarius. it may only even have a slight effect on his personality, making him more agreeable and less able to lead his team the way he did. i’m all for your idea, but are these things you’re taking into consideration?

@@animikey3 just forget about changing his birth

@@animikey3 Now if they still end up making bad movies after his alternate death which hopefully will be somewhere after a 100 years old, then I will bring a clone machine from the future so they can clone Walt Disney and his clones can continue to make more movies and tv shows until time comes to an end.

I was thinking about the public domain and how much they had taken stories and remixed them. now everyone hates them for doing it again. thanks for watching. any suggestions for the next video?

Yes, but even Disney's best movies in its heyday were adaptations of books, that's what she's saying. Did you see the full video from start to finish before writing your comment? The way I see it is they should return making movies with more genuine love and care. I think studios in general, not just Disney, are trying to cater to the lowest offender. To make their movies for "everyone", when in reality we all have different opinions and tastes. I am personally NOT against sequels, because even the competition at Dreamworks proved that sequels can still be fantastic if done well (and tbh I really wanted more Moana so I'm very happy I get Moana 2). I am however contrary to remakes or reboots just for the sake of easy cash. You can try remake movies that didn't work before, but not movies that worked just fine on their own. As for the reboots, the same point. Some shows might need it, but not every one.

@@CartoonLowStudios Listen everyone I have plan to save Walt Disney and prevent his company from collapsing. If time machines get invented this is how I will prevent Walt Disney from dying in 1966. First I would travel far into the future and find a device that can change people's personalities just like in that totally spies episode totally switched except I'm not switching his personality with anyone. Instead I would remove part of the personality where he likes to smoke and change it with him not be interested in smoking and never smokes. That's how he got that lung cancer that killed him in 1966 by smoking. If I succeed then hopefully Walt wouldn't pass away until somewhere after 100 years old. If he still gets the cancer Then I’ll bring the cure for his cancer from the future and inject it into him the week before he dies. Now the reason I'm saying this is because the movies haven't been great since his death well except for Aladdin and the disney movies today suck. If I do this then hopefully the longer Walt lives the more people will continue to learn better on how he makes his movies so great especially when he passes away. Hopefully doing this will save his company and they would continue to make cartoon movies like they used to. It might also help with the disney sequels. I’m also going to try to find a way for him to be born sooner. He he was born on December 5, 1901. I would try to change and have be born on January 1, 1900. Now if time machines do get invented will anyone join me on this mission?

@@CartoonLowStudiosIts kinda like trying to add paint to the Mona Lisa, or “touch up” the statue of david

@@animikey3 Eh, kinda

Yeah, i think the reason a lot of people liked this one is because it might’ve actually been their first introduction to the movie and characters. I remember the first one being slept on, and this one having insane interest from people who never showed interest in the first one. they might’ve loved it because they hadn’t seen the first one? not sure

You know what.. I think you’re right. The Enemy just isn’t clear enough.