very funny vid!! 5:00 if chik fil a is going to have merch for whatever reason, then clothing is an obvious choice, but an original board game (?!?!?!!?)

Cute vid- stoners would buy these most likely imo XD

I uploaded that Original Tales and Tunes video for your information back the start of the new decade after the 2010 decade ended! (Plus i hope the first tales and tunes video gets uploaded back when it was released in parts of it back in 2008 by a youtuber named Bobby!)

I remember buying that kids for character vhs in 2002 thinking it was a vhs of Thomas The Tank Engine & Friends but it didn't turn out to be that shitty piece of crap with Barney and those stupid characters that I didn't even finish watching the video because I broke up afterwards and I don't regret having spent 20 dollars for that stupid thing but the next day I went to buy my new Thomas James movie goes buzz buzz 1994 and I was happy with that

They should have sang about respect in this video. They could have gotten Aretha Franklin to do it.

This is probably wut started barney actually

Can I make a request for a video for you to review; Grandpa’s Magical Toys. It was a Wee Sing video. I used to love it when I was little.

My favorite Wee Sing VHS growing up was Wee Sing Together, the one about Sally's birthday party.

I'm so excited for Halloween 😁

Gen xer here, we used to watch this at recess when it rained and we couldn't go outside

Our 3rd grade teacher introduced it to us in 1974

Most of the scenes from Kids for Charatcers is just scenes from Other PBS and Nickelodeon Episodes.

The Music is composed by the 4th Barney Composer Joseph Phillips.

I think you mean WeeSingDom that's the last main line video in the series that uses the KORG X5DR for the music.

Hi! I was downloading the Wee Sing movies to show my Elementary-aged ESL students and came across your video ◡̈ I'll watch it later today to hear your opinions on this movie. I probably watched it hundreds of times when I was a kid, since my mom was also an ESL teacher and loved Wee Sing to teach English as well. I also loved Grandpa's Magical Toys and Big Rock Candy Mountain. ◡̈

this video is so so good 😭 putt putt forever

First of all, I am 65 so I was 15 when this came out. Those little kids are probably only in their 50s. Second, the mispronunciation of some of the names made my back spasm. Alan Awl-da, not Al-da. Kris KriSTofferson. All of those people were very big at the time, and check out Schoolhouse Rock for similar animation. I was too old to watch this when it came out, to I'm actually glad to see what it was about. I'm glad that it resonated with you, even now.

As someone who grew up listening to this album - and who is also gay - this collection of songs was the "inclusive" part of my life in my early childhood in the 1970s. The songs were well-done, and inspirational. And looking back as an adult 40 years later, I'm glad I had access to the album. In the 70s, the progressive culture wasn't specifically about dealing with sexuality or gender(s) - it was more general/universal, and about breaking free of racial and gender norms and being free to define yourself outside of those specific norms. That's what "free to be you and me" is all about. Nowadays, I feel like we are falling into another trap about feeling like we have to define ourselves with specific balkanized "pronouns". Thus giving more weight to pronouns than they ever had in the past. That's a mental trap in itself. I believe the 70s philosophy is better, in that it tries to transcend these pigeonholes, rather than debate them and redefine another set of pigeonhole genders which in many ways are just as limiting as the old set was. And yes- I know my view isn't popular and I'm going to get a lot of blow-back from young "lgbtq plus" kids who are going to try to school me on what the real world is like. And all I have to say is that I've been there and seen that and I don't need the sermon.

Thank you for making this video. I grew up listening to this album and I never even knew there was video connected to it.

I remember "it's alright to cry." And all the other songs on that album too. The best of the 70s progressivism.

a doll a doll william wants a doll don't be sissy pants

I was 7 when this came out. I had the book and album. I listened to it over and over. It is so wonderful that you enjoyed this! It makes this old lady's heart hug you ❤

i forgot about aol music listening parties those were so good I was 18 in 2007 and so many of your videos bring up nostalgia for me keep up the great videos :)

Ditto.

I'm a Kidsongs kid.

My fav part was always when little bunny Foo Foo got turned into a goon. The drama is extreme. I watched a couple other of the wee sing videos that I vaguely remembered. as an adult, and I'm with you - we watched some weird furries in the 90's lol

I remember the first elementary school I went to was part of this program and we always had a focus of the 6 pillars of character. We always would say Character counts! I honestly don’t remember any of this video other then the segment that they had where they had the pie in the face quiz show. I remember the question if “What would you do if you wanted to watch tv but your dad was watching the news?” I honestly have no idea if we ever watched this video in school or not, but we certainly had the curriculum!

This game was my favorite when i was a kid cause it featured normal black people. I know white kids benefitted from all the “after-school” educating representations of black people in the 90’s, but it was fun to just bake a girl who looked my me a cake

I like her energy

Other 80's typing adventure games to look in to. King's Quest and Space Quest. That was my childhood. Also some older point and click games, Secret of Monkey Island series, Zak McKraken and the alien mind benders, and Day of the tentacle. Basically any Older Sierra, or Lucasfilm Games adventure.

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Universal mainly had the Hanna Barbera and Nickelodeon characters at the park at the time. Cat in the Hat would not show up for another 3 years and the others like Spot and Garfield were borrowed from their respective studios

There's a sequel VHS to this called Choices Count.

Fun fact the ending song of video is inspired by We Are The World.

Back in 2016 on the 20 year anniversary, I had bought this VHS on eBay (gave away my original copy away when I was a kid) for my niece to watch a piece of my childhood and I'm glad to say she's also a part of Kids for Character like I was and print off the pledge that she has hanging up. Also I was in the parade as a baby, you can't see me and my grandparents because we were cut out.

I use to have this on vhs and I remember getting the kids for character song stuck in my head all the time.I remember enjoying most of the songs and many of the segments from the different shows.

I remember renting this tape at Hollywood Video........................and we never returned it. I still have the original rental case for it. Sadly the tape is gone.

I’m turning 23 this year and when I was little I’d watch this VHS at my grandmas whenever I’d go to visit her. I loved it so much. I remember lying in my grandma’s bed trying to go to sleep and I’d watch this VHS to help me go to sleep. Great memories indeed

Still remember that song

Wow. I don't think the Gameboy advance version has all this. I was surprised that Jump5 was referenced. One of my favorite groups.

I saw this back in 2018 I was like damn this is interesting

Great I saw this years ago

Loved the video as a little kid.

Oh my god- I have no memory, of any of this. I remember the characters, but not this video specifically. It might have been playing in the background at a preschool I went to as kid.

Brought back memories of a little girl I had

This video was really entertaining! #justiceforarnold Subscribed

GWORL! Why the name "brown eye"? That means B*TTHOLE! I can't!

Good luck with your new channel :)

Good luck, nice set up!

Sounds like a funtime💯🌌i need to go nextyear!!