Pixar's Inside Out 2: Everything You Missed! Easter Eggs & Secrets Revealed 🎥🧠

[@CrazyNate]

Also Happy Birthday Mickey Mouse!

[@queengwendylock809]

Hi, Crazy Nate! You missed an Easter egg. During the sarcasm scene, in one of the memory sphere’s (I forgot which one) there is a memory of Elio from Pixar’s next movie Elio. This is a reference to that movie (this means Pixar is still continuing their tradition of having an Easter egg to their next movie

[@queengwendylock809]

Also, yeah, happy 96th birthday Mickey Mouse

[@SodaPop3092]

Omigosh I completely forgot that’s today

[@MargaretBurrowes]

Yes please

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This is amazing

[@itacryan]

John R. Is Incredible.

[@leemorrell]

Welcome back, dude! Also the Anxiety Attack scene had me literally shaking in my seat, plus I was crying during some scenes!

[@rocky.rocks1445]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought the newer movies did bad cause Ratzenberger weren't in them

[@Aqua_Reel21]

Love it! Keep this going!

[@SYDS-SIMS-4-GAMES]

First of all, I didn't know it was Mickey's birthday. And second of all, I'm so glad you uploaded. I waited for this one for a very long time. And... I thought it would never happen. And now to think of it... I think you uploaded this on Mickey's birthday on purpose.

[@Starvaze]

And now for something you missed nate. When bloofy and the emotions get help. They summon pouchy in a very similar way to how mickey says "Ooh tooodles!"

[@queengwendylock809]

Hi, Crazy Nate! You missed an Easter egg (in one of the memory sphere’s (I forgot which one) there is a memory of Elio from Pixar’s next movie Elio. This is a reference to that movie (this means Pixar is still continuing their tradition of having an Easter egg to their next movie)

[@queengwendylock809]

P.S., happy 96th birthday Mickey Mouse

[@quinnhouk5369]

Which part?

[@queengwendylock809]

@ It’s during the sarcasm scene, but you’re going to have to look really close at what’s inside the memory spheres. Hope that helps

[@AlexPlays14]

0:33 i love this Crazy Nate running gag lol

[@babyeinsteinremakemasters-7622]

Yay he’s back! Also thanks for the memories at 7:16.

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hey, welcome back!

[@KermitKong24]

Welcome back Nate!

[@Aqua_Reel21]

Your back!

[@scootergproductions6127]

Crazy Nate…thats a name I haven’t heard of, in years

[@TonyB-]

Wait, Toodles is an alarm clock? I never knew that

[@MemeWorksStudios]

Inside Out is now the newest original Pixar movie to get a sequel. Monsters Inc (2001) Finding Nemo (2003) The Incredibles (2004) Cars (2006) Inside Out (2015)

[@hoodfavdre4235]

Yes that's what makes Inside Out unique.

[@Noahthegamer809]

what about Toy Story? They have four of them

[@ShamikaWeerarathne-j5e]

Next,we need deadpool and wolverine easterveggs

[@BoosieBraun-q5s]

3:41 he’s the first Easter that I spotted

[@t00buff8]

0:50 WOAH! Now, nate, what happened, I thought this change was Family Friendly!

[@demogorgon2142]

not rly mate it’s his channel he never specified the audience age

[@t00buff8]

@ I know, but didn’t expect that to appear

[@muigogitoultrasonic3947]

Aye Nate, good job on another new video, it's been quite some time. How have you been?

[@Awesome_Andrew]

I don’t know if this is SUPPOSED to be a reference, but it does seem like one. Riley’s deep dark secret was biting a hole in the rug. This is what Marty McFly did in Back To The Future and told his younger parents not to punish him for it.

[@TheTjMillsShow]

WOOOOAH! Hold up..... Did I just hear....... Cussing?! 0:49 In Crazy Nate's CHANNEL?!

[@quinnhouk5369]

Probably not to get this video marked for kids

[@AnnoyedBakedBread-mi2ok]

You know the Mount crushmore scene literally one of her top four she has a crush on one of the members of four town from turning red

[@billbolton7108]

I’ve noticed Riley has a basketball. Why does Dr. Eggman having a moving company.

[@IsaacArcos-i2k]

Not Robotnik. Ralph Eggleston.

[@silasoine6031]

You're Back!

[@michaelguerrieri324]

You're Back Crazy Nate, Thank you for this Inside Out 2 Easter Eggs 🐣 🏰

[@Queendayandnight]

This movie was awesome thanks nate

[@Eddieavina123]

Love your video Crazy Nate and keep up the great work you are awesome

[@christianparrish3292]

Alright! Welcome back, Nate!

[@LesleyRowland]

"pizza" "you ate that 4 days in a row" hahaha

[@ChloeKlingman]

Can we do some Easter Eggs about Despicable Me 4?

[@sbq1062]

Crazy Nate, Welcome Back

[@masonkile9232]

Hey crazy nate can you do every you missed in despicable me 4

[@maggiem.2919]

Another amazing video.

[@GeorganneSherrel]

When those construction workers are destroying hedquarters, the piano from Soul falls in the background.

[@Anthony_dfa_wwe]

Crazy nate making popcorn before gta 6 is crazy

[@LesleyRowland]

also i've tried the popcorn, it's rly good!!!

[@BenjaminAnderson9977]

I love your videos crazy Nate and can you do everything you missed in Despicable Me 4?

[@tigerlily6968]

The Walmart near me doesn't sell crazy Nate popcorn

[@abundantlife888]

I found it online at Walmarts website

[@Thog_Muppet_fan]

Can you please do Easter eggs for Sing 2 (2021)?

[@Coppervr]

Finally a video

[@DylanKatt]

I got an Inside Out 2 ad. 😆

[@logmastersasmr2399]

You should do wicked!

[@caterinagargiulo]

This is amazing

[@caterinagargiulo]

This is beautiful

[@caterinagargiulo]

This is magical

[@caterinagargiulo]

This is wonderful

[@YesOfCourseItsTiJi]

7:22 I Knew It!

[@quinnhouk5369]

I knew it too. That was the first thing I thought of

[@MiaAvellino-c2l]

Me too

[@michaelbricksforreal3631]

Crazy Nate, could you please do an everything you missed in video on Planes, Fire,& Rescue

[@michaelbricksforreal3631]

It's because you did an everything you missed in video on the the very first Planes film

[@caterinagargiulo]

This is great

[@poppy-rose6019]

When I first watched this movie I immediately got the mickey mouse club house reference and no one believed me! So glad you spotted it too :)

[@kieffergonzalez1311]

7:19 Thank you!

[@NickTheslayerr]

1:28 Smile face

[@spidertubethecoolguy2576]

Is anyone else excited for Toy Story 5

[@TonyB-]

Pixar's actually making a toy story 5?

[@BoosieBraun-q5s]

@@TonyB- yes

[@BenjaminAnderson9977]

Yes i am excited

[@caterinagargiulo]

This is lovely

[@jcoolstar6762]

If you've watched this guy years ago. Welcome to the VIP club.

[@caterinagargiulo]

This is enchanting

[@MahiGrewal-bq6wi]

Thumbnail: DONT BLINK My goofy brain makes me stare at the thumbnail for 10 seconds before realizing

[@angeles252]

Can We Do Some Easter Eggs About Im The Bob's Burgers Movie

[@Jonyboy0403]

And on the boyfriend carved into rock thing of crushers, you can see miles morales

[@TonyB-]

Oh yeah I noticed him. And in the movie you can see a sign that says the rock thing is called mount crushmore

[@themvtrooper]

Yay inside out 2

[@TheZebra443]

do despicable me 4 next

[@caterinagargiulo]

This is nice

[@moniibunny]

I hate that their was a false rumor saying that BingBong was coming back 🙄😑😑

[@Noahthegamer809]

He kinda did

[@omarquez73]

Crazy Nate can you make chip and dale rescue rangers Easter eggs

[@caterinagargiulo]

This is cool

[@IsaacArcos-i2k]

Can you do transformers one? How about the wild robot?

[@mr.waffleson8871]

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IVE MISSED YOU

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Do the simpsons movie next

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[@Chefeluaniscolina]

Can We Do Some Easter Eggs About In The Bob's Burgers Movie

[@michaelbell3612]

Bro I haven’t watched you in like 4 years

[@spidertubethecoolguy2576]

Hi Nate, can you do Five Night’s at Freddy’s everything you missed?

[@BoosieBraun-q5s]

No

[@FineLineSketches]

Do (Transformers one) next please.

[@BoosieBraun-q5s]

I never watched that movie, but I’m looking forward to it

[@FineLineSketches]

absolutely watch it! It is definitely movie of the year, In my opinion.

[@BoosieBraun-q5s]

@ is it out on the streaming yet?

[@FineLineSketches]

@@BoosieBraun-q5s it is on Paramount+

[@cadencrocker9054]

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[@ZxZrio_3]

We don’t talk about that…

[@BoosieBraun-q5s]

I never watched that movie and I never plan to

[@victorialittle4980]

Can you do paw patrol the mighty movie next please

[@river2728]

Do sonic 3

[@LogieVR]

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[@autismandmommom1249]

do inside out 2

[@michaelbell3612]

Bruh if he hasn’t done inside out 2 what am I watching

[@ObjectGuy]

This is amazing

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This is fantastic