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Good vid *21:50* that Winnie the Pooh theme made me nostalgic 😊

I've been following the show out of spite because I found the twitter backlash really funny, I think it's okay! I don't find the fact it was a victim of people trying to police latin experiences even a little surprising. Bad Faith based backlash is really dumb and annoying, I'm glad the show at least has an audience.

After the whole initial controversy, I woulda thought everyone would calm the hell down and stop treating it like it's the worst piece of media ever, but nah let's really FORCE a Velma type of hatedom (it didn't really work) instead of just calling it mid or bad. I'm not interested in seeing the show, doesn't look my kind of thing, but at this point the seething hate for it is so damn corny lol.

Isn’t bad. People over react to much

What a masterful video this was… inspiring, reflective, admiring, analytic and interpretative at the same time… PEAK CONTENT, your channel was a blessing, thanks for existing, mate. ISN'T THIS SHOW A TRUE MASTERPIECE?! That scene where Bandit, full of courage and determination uses all his might to throw away the sign, not only reconsidering his past ideas and process of thought, but also sacrificing them for the sake of his family's happiness, the most important and precious priority he has in life, how Chilli pounces on him and evolves him in a warm embrace, bursting into 'happy tears' as he tightly holds her hand and immediately the girls join into the pile-hung, leaping over their parents with immense excitement. As symbolically it also refers and is meant to represent how Joe could finally throw away his struggles and deceptions as far as he could (following Mia and Chilli's process of course 🤭), and despite obstacle managed to deliver and express the full and pure manifestation of his vision, creating a masterpiece on the process, and how "the biggest little show on Earth” became a significant inspiration, source of guidance, entertainment and comfort for millions. How they frantically frolic around their newly restored home, as the once gloomy and dim shaded building symbolically (and literally) bursts into color once again symbolizing what the true heart and core of a home is: its inhabitants, and how after the hurricane comes the rainbow (or in this case kiwi rug) and the family take a moment to just enjoy their love and company while sharing a long-required meal of fish and chips, as the girls playfully joke around by having a fry mustache or pretending to be a bin chicken and the couple lovingly exchange one last glance of deep affection and true love, slightly and excitingly wagging the tip of their tails as they contemplate each other as a reminder of the significant product of their love created: their family and the panel slowly rises towards the sunset tinted sky painted in mauve and golden-orange dawn, rising even further into the night sky full of stars and fruitbats flapping around as one last iconic jingle resounds with grace and delicacy. WACKADOO, THIS SHOW IS SUBLIME!!! FOR REAL LIFE!!! and I'm so glad I found it, ever since that accidental stumble, it was just what I needed, guess the world is truly a magical place. 💖💖💖 (oh biscuits, I ran out of tissues 🥹🤧)

This is the direct example of "don't judge a book by it's cover” and we all fell for it, we all judged the show by immediate appearances and a rushed conclusive set of thought because everything pointed to that exact direction… but it turns out (at least for a percentage of us who gave the show an opportunity) that it was FAR from the unhinged piece of crap we predicted it to be; this story is a rather complex exemplification of how sometimes a terrible action correlated but individual to the source is viewed as directly at the helm of the creator's responsibility when it's not always on their hands (right, Myrna Velazco?). Wether you see the show as a masterpiece, a decent project or a waste of time that's up to you, but we should all learn a lesson: misinterpretations and misinformation controlled by the masses can be powerful, and good intentions can be overturned by a simple mistake. We're deeply sorry, Natalia.

Funny that all it took for we as a society to start realizing this isn't some unholy insensitive abomination, and instead a nice, fairly sweet look at a certain experience, was for people to actually WATCH THE DANG SHOW.

Thank you for this. When the backlash first started, I was genuinely confused. I saw so much of my life and experiences in Tater and her family. I'm Mex-Am, I can't speak Spanish, I lost count of how many cousins I have years ago. The fact that other Latinos/Latinas were enraged by this was jarring. This show was about the Mexican-American experiance. How growing up, you have this disconnect. Heck, my father and I both view Mexican culture through a historian's or archivist's lens as that's how we experienced it. Glad that people are finally stepping back and giving this show a better chance.

the show is cute. I also feel like I know more spanish.

don't apologize! you are only the 7th Primos video recommended to me

Also hamster and Gretel has Latine leads and the kids both look even whiter! If it weren’t for the mom and grandma occasionally showing up I wouldn’t have noticed they were Latine

As a Latina I found much of the backlash was from exclusionist Latin folks who feel like they’re the ultimate arbiters of the Latin experience and frankly some of them have a resentment to Latin folks whose families usually made the tough choice to come to America for economic opportunity and there’s debatably a classism element to it (one branch of my family lives in Mexico but they’re very rich versus my main family who came to America because they were financially struggling in Mexico and 3-5 generations later we’re still in the working class). TLDR: some Latin folks have a weird hatred for Latin Americans and they’ll look for any opportunity to yell about it

I can see why some people would think Made by Maddie looks too similar to Hair Love but lots of black people have hair like that. They should have redone the character designs if it was that big of a deal. Would it have been that expensive they did it with Sonic.

Everyone's trying to make this into some deep discourse but no one's actually talking about the show itself! I hate Primos because it's cringe and honestly I don't like it! Not going to go Velma hater here but I don't understand why people like Primos. I hate it like most people before the show premiered and if Primos got cancelled like with Velma I would be happy but hope the people involved work on something better.

It not as good as the Loud House and the Casagrandes but it honestly pretty enjoyable still better then Hamster and gretel and Zombies Reanimated

I actually grew up during the 1990s era of Sesame Street.

Fans: (have valid concerns about the stereotypes) Myrna Velasco: You're all just haters!

Bro thank you for shouting out Summer of Cuadros, that's my all time favorite episode.

I think the creator should have looked at the other cartoons that were out and said "Maybe I shouldn't do a cartoon about a giant family. I might get accused of Ripping off Loud House even though this idea is based on my childhood." I think more professionals should be watching the other cartoons that are out to keep up with the competition. I've seen interviews with some that say they don't watch many newer cartoons.

This is probably the best video on the show I've seen so far. I'm really glad you gave your take on this as well, as a Chicano I related to a lot of the ideas this show presented personally. It's nice to see honestly.

Thanks for having a nuanced take. I felt so frustrated wrt the discourse surrounding this show back when the opening was released. Because it’s definitely the kind of show I would’ve loved as a kid, being a mexican american who didn’t know much spanish, growing up in a household with my grandparents and many of my cousins. Overall, this show is going to resonate with a lot of kids who might feel outcast because of their culture. No, it doesn’t represent peoples lived experiences in latin america, and we do need more shows that are made by people with those experiences, but that’s not what it’s trying to achieve in the first place.

The part about Made by Maddie is so good. We should've did that show more justice. I hope everyone who worked on that show got another opportunity to show off their hard work. It's obviously not on the same exact level, but I'm a fan of Rainbow Butterfly Unicorn Kitty, and I'm glad that Nick didn't fold that badly to the allegations then.

Great video! I never really heard about Made by Maddie and the whole outrage over it. Good lord, what a toxic mess. I can’t believe the Hair Love creator threw the other team under the bus like that when the designs didn’t look wildly similar.

Genuinely haven’t seen a show get that much outrage prior to release since Thundercats roar, which was 6 years ago.

Honestly I might have appreciated this show as a kid, like I am a Latinx that don't speak Spanish

This is like that old family guy joke “dude why are you trying to make hitter work?”

I liked the intro, it was a fun spoof of the original, and was a pretty harmless way of making fun of the new fans of the show. I would also put this one at the top of the seasons scoring chart. I would put this one as my second place, right after Redonculus and right before OG Island.

In my personal experience, season 40-45 felt a more exaggerated version of how I saw my area, if anything, things like it made a major impression on how I view that area, “the playground in the opening looked like the one by my house, the only difference was I had two friends maximum

I knew Barney atole sesame Streets popularity but i love both shows

I think a big issue was Brendon( the character) was often very unlikable. Pretty self-centered, and manipulative. As selfish as McGuirk is, he's still likable.

a real man never speaks ill of clarence

I still think the start of the decline was back in the early 2000’s. The period of Sesame Street from the early 70’s to the mid late 90’s was peak Sesame Street

I'm hoping 1 day that sesame street gets back to its roots

Fun Fact: Henry's parents are named after the author of Horrid Henry!

It’s sad to see Sesame Street become a shell of itself But to be fair, I’d still rather kids watch it over cocomelon. -in terms of a marketable pet, I’m surprised that they didn’t revive Chaos the cat from Sesame Street’s defunct Canadian version Sesame Park. You can find clips of her around KZbin and she was ADORABLE in her design! I have no doubt American kids would’ve latched onto her antics. Regardless, good video, bud.

Is very sad to watch this. At least in Latin America Dodo is still on streaming and even we got Season 2 dubbed.

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I would really love to see a well-made television series dramatizing the initial creation of *Sesame Street.* Not a documentary series -- a drama series taking place in the '70s. I'd love for people to really get to see how ground-breaking it was for its time and why, and I'd love for it to show why the show was made the way it was. I would also love for them to show scenes reenacting dilemmas they had to solve, controversies, and reactions from the public. It would be nice if it could show how it's helped children as well. There are so many shows with recycled plots and useless remakes. Why not film a series about the actual _making_ of an important part of television and our culture?

make a video about Perry and I

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the writers did a great job with the puns and word-games in episode names and the dialogues in general

The whole point of Sesame Street from it's inception was to make diverse and educational programming that was accessible to kids of disadvantaged backgrounds, particularly those of inner ciry communities. It's why the street itself looked the way it did, with trash and urban decay in plain view. It wasn't a bright, colourful, idyllic paradise like most other kids' shows. It felt more real and down to earth. But now, it feels like every other puppet show for kids. Everything looks so clean and overproduced, with less thought provoking stories and more mindless noise and bright colours. And it's not a nostalgia bias either. I never even watched Sesame Street growing up, yet I can still see the major difference in quality between old Sesame Street and modern Sesame Street.

Even Mr enter doesn’t like this series, that should tell you enough

0:35 I should NOT be laughing as hard as I should be at this, I am SO sorry!

Love a good ol' educational Delhi video 🔥💖✨

I'm going to say it mr enter doesn't understand cartoons

Stalin was not a real communist, he was a class traitor that arrested us anarchists, real communists like Peter Kropotkin, who knew the USSR was thrash from the start People missed the point of Animal Farm

I really want my future children to experience the good Sesame Street and the good Barney somehow

Genuinely, I bet you 5 dollars anyone who thinks Sesame Street was “the first black children’s show” also fell for the Atlanta episode that is a mockumentary about the making of the Goofy Movie. If your IQ is low enough to be fooled by a mockumentary, perhaps that educational gap had nothing to do with the color of your skin.