Every Time "It Had to Be You" Played in Classic Looney Tunes

Fuck.
Edit: Since this is for some reason gaining a lot of traction, I'd like to mention that the people who worked on Looney Tunes have stated that they didn't have children in mind when making these cartoons, so this weren't made solely for kids.
0:00 Cross Country Detours
0:54 Wacky Wildlife
1:04 The Draft Horse
1:20 The Wise Quacking Duck
2:05 Odor-able Kitty
3:51 Draftee Daffy
4:32 The Unruly Hare
4:55 Book Revue
7:08 Hollywood Daffy
7:16 One Meat Brawl
8:08 Scent-imental Over You
9:12 The Super Snooper
10:20 Wild Wife
10:26 Little Boy Boo
11:10 Muzzle Tough
11:18 Bewitched Bunny
11:40 Ready, Set, Zoom!
The scene where Daffy stripteases was, for some reason, was copyright claimed by Alec Arritola as the song "Efil". The video of the clip by itself was, correctly, copyright claimed by Warner Bros. Edit: It's been fixed now

[@looneytunessongs-xr5fs]

0:00 Cross Country Detours 0:54 Wacky Wildlife 1:04 The Draft Horse 1:20 The Wise Quacking Duck 2:05 Odor-able Kitty 3:51 Draftee Daffy 4:32 The Unruly Hare 4:55 Book Revue 7:08 Hollywood Daffy 7:16 One Meat Brawl 8:08 Scent-imental Over You 9:12 The Super Snooper 10:20 Wild Wife 10:26 Little Boy Boo 11:10 Muzzle Tough 11:18 Bewitched Bunny 11:40 Ready, Set, Zoom!

[@robbiewalker2831]

4:51: Tom Cat called, he wants his song lyric back!

[@robbiewalker2831]

Song Lyrics: It had to be you It had to be you I wandered around, and I finally found The somebody who Could make me be true And could make me be blue And even be glad Just to be sad - thinking of you Some others I've seen Might never be mean Might never be cross, or try to be boss But they wouldn't do For nobody else gave me a thrill With all your faults, I love you still It had to be you Wonderful you It had to be you

[@tragaston9397]

Xtrawdktra yesy

[@jfb173jb]

A little surprised how many times Daffey was involved.

[@gotenhuggins270]

We been programmed I can't help it

[@bitwize]

When I was a kid I referred to "It Had to Be You" as "stripper music". My mom thought I was crazy.

[@OdaSwifteye]

And here I thought I picked up on Innuendo as a kid.

[@AhmedMalaki]

You ain't wrong

[@Aiamano9]

Oh yea! true!

[@shippo4ever101]

The stripper music of then vs now is crazy lmao

[@kermitgotthesickkicks4265]

@@shippo4ever101 FR

[@ANGEL234-0]

"Yeah I need you to draw a sexy lizard" "Okay I- wait what?" "You heard me. Draw a sexy lizard."

[@OdaSwifteye]

"We're rotoscoping this one." "Hell yes."

[@Yipper64]

"Here is a recording of a stripper, use it to draw the sexy lizard." "Oh."

[@fatbobby7552]

It's tail time

[@stavidjenkins7060]

This is like 4th of July at Rick James' house

[@momsaccount4033]

@@OdaSwifteye (Edit: Following statement is incorrect. Chosen not to delete it so I don’t cheaply erase my mistake) Rotoscoping didn’t exist back then. I get that this is a joke, but I feel like a more effective joke would be to have it about the animator go to a strip club to use a dancer as a reference.

[@EngineerMonkey-zp3yj]

I think it's funny how the lizard starts totally normal, and then just... gets up.

[@TheRealBatabii]

It's funny looking at her back legs just grow

[@drakegrandx5914]

And once she gets up, things would never be the same again.

[@grimmrosen]

Genuinely good starter pokémon when they evolve:

[@cintaminbunny]

And then starts shedding skin but xxx style

[@mouthwaterin]

Oh its you again!! Also what exactly gets up?? 🤔

[@Protect_all_ljf3forms]

When you realize this IS historical media

[@nickkohlmann]

Yes!

[@codiserville593]

Yes

[@brodriguez11000]

History is written...by the furries.

[@PunishedKrab]

@@brodriguez11000Egypt did it first

[@markloveless1001]

Like the fellow said above, it was television that created the idea that "cartoons are for kids". WB cartoons of the day were absolutely loaded with jokes that no kid was remotely aware of.

[@LuckyBird551]

People tend to forget that "Cartoons for kids" is a very recent development. Cartoons were meant for adults up until Hanna-Barbera came along and started making them for TV during daytime. The Flintstones were for adults, but Yogi Bear was for kids. When Disney and Warner Brothers realized how profitable that was, they started making cartoons for kids too, and by the 1980s "Cartoons are for kids" became the new standard.

[@VITAS874]

And thats how they destroying it. Disney is cancer

[@kingkazma3246]

Something "made for kids" is the stupidest thing I've ever heard, everyone was a kid at one point and ADULTS create these things, kids are not these alien ambassadors we must create things so they get pleased and don't destroy us. See how stupid that sounds? You and I was a kid and when I was a kid I couldn't stand stuff "aimed at kids" things "made for kids" is a state of mind, it's more like things made for unstable, coward, immature, dumb people, not kids. When I was a kid I was watching horror movies and playing Mortal Kombat along side watching funny Cartoon movies and playing Mario games, balance is key! Don't ever speak for people! Speak for yourself! Everyone is different!

[@VITAS874]

Evil disney delete comments 😆. With 1984 KZbin system

[@kootunesscrewy]

Actually, the term "cartoons for kids" didn't happen until the networks began to only air the cartoons during Saturday mornings around the 70s. But I agree. That term is a insult to animation. Only crappy stuff like Cocomelon deserves that term.

[@kingkazma3246]

@@kootunesscrewy Like I said, Cocomelon is a state of mind, you are peering into the brain of the creator. Another creator would make the show totally different. For example Rugrats is a show literal babies yet it was made with a different mindset.

[@Kikimori7]

You can't make a lizard sexy! Animators:

[@thegreygoblin5165]

I'ma fuck that lizard

[@tonywhitehill2825]

Internet-community: (Joker-Face)

[@MrEntaray]

Scalies: "You underestimate my power!"

[@miroslavzima8856]

@@MrEntaray Is it that time again? xD

[@liamstark5982]

Say Gex

[@huntercool2232]

“Can’t believe we live in a time where furries exist!” *Animators in the 1940s:*

[@moshegarzon]

Im a furry

[@colbyboucher6391]

And no one's trying to insinuate that these animators are zoophiles.

[@sophi463]

😭

[@Myballsich345]

Nah fr like they existed since ancient Egypt💀

[@blackluck4754]

Why do I always keep seeing you everywhere? 😭

[@NotTheWheel]

Starting to think "It had to be you" was the original Tiktok dance for 40s Ladies doing a special dance for their Man.

[@flannelpillowcase6475]

ugh plz don't bring tiktok into this ffs

[@nuyynuyy]

​@@NotTheWheel yuck what are you talking like that for.

[@melonjuice7441]

Tiktok is doing dances for simps, thats not the same stupid

[@maddieb.4282]

@@nuyynuyythe same reason you have such a cringe pfp, they’re just being themselves

[@christiandude2151]

Ah the joys of weird ass comments

[@elphive42]

And people are surprised furries exist

[@a.k.6345]

Ancient Egyptians: surprised about what?

[@syafiqyuuki6953]

Well

[@zussman_]

wait we came from cartoons ?

[@zussman_]

i used to be watch this lot...

[@SirSparrowHawk]

@@Alex-ue7qg "YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH!"

[@formdusktilldeath]

Warner Bros.: Spawning furries since 1930

[@reimeiohcreatorforhire]

Or at least further spreading anthropomorphic character use

[@rafikicasanueva6]

They made furries even before the word “Furries” existed 😂

[@animebrat76]

Laughs in ancient Egyptian

[@justareplica]

@@animebrat76 Don't forget werewolf/wolfman folklore. Also Greek mythology.

[@crayonzii]

Furries always existed

[@macbookvideostorage7602]

Animators making Lizard shedding into something sexy 😂

[@Slugcat770]

Yeah but asexual ppl probably don't like the lizard-

[@lurking5018]

@@Slugcat770as an asexual, my focus was on how well the tail was animated 😂

[@KickyBuddy]

@@Slugcat770 i like women and i would not fuck the lizard bro

[@dangdao8068]

@@lurking5018same like- goddam, look how smooth is it (I’m not asexual but I’m pretty impress by the tail swing and movement)

[@jonathanwells223]

I’m choosing to believe that the first sequence was the direct inspiration for “The Lusty Argonian Maid”, because if it was something else… the world will end in blood and fire.

[@9to5Drone]

Plenty of time, Jona, plenty of time.

[@erronblack308]

@@9to5Dronewho says jona as short for Jonathan?

[@MaddyBlu9724]

You think there have only been two instances of people being horny for anthro lizard people?

[@amirahelechi7113]

222

[@8Robba]

I am with you on this one! We ride together if it comes to that!

[@Blancer0]

I always forget how unhinged looney tunes can be

[@ironhell813]

It’s f’n awesome isn’t it?

[@remy3344]

Well, it IS in the name: LOONEY tunes 😌

[@kalezuki9231]

Me too , then I see some thing like this & think "Oh , yeah. lol"

[@julianebug8409]

@ironhell813.... Just..... Ew.

[@Dieci-9]

LMAO, yes. Also, I'm wondering about if I can find the full episodes since I can't see how do you even introduce these sections without giving your audience a gigantic tonal whiplash.

[@LittleSisterReacts]

3:47 The skunk had a wife and kids this whole time! He isn't love sick, he is a scoundrel!

[@Spikero2]

No wonder he was canned. 😂 jk

[@marquishalsell]

He crept me out lol

[@Grease-Goblin]

That was always the idea.

[@imthetube44]

Always was

[@Serucipe]

Wait a sec, the skunk wife calls him "Henry." So that's not Pepe LePew? Is it his brother or something?

[@jestersvoice9692]

"Where have I been all your life" Skunk's a little confused but has got the spirit

[@kallieo.9226]

Lol it was Bugs "Is you is, or is you ain't my baby?" for me 😭😅😂

[@kjarakravik4837]

Lol I think that line was meant to portray him as self-obsessed on purpose

[@RegularInvader]

The older I get, the more appreciative I react to such hand-drawn animations.

[@LimeyLassen]

It's incredible how good some of this work is. And all for a gag!

[@Comment_Rider]

I choose to believe they rotoscoped the lizard scene

[@jojobizadTRASH]

​@Raymond22506 i legit thought they swiped it from a movie.

[@taylorthompson9752]

I wish I were meant to be curvy like a hot model woman

[@MrHack4never]

@Raymond22506 Interesting to know that one-handed animation is such an old tradition amongst animators, I expected it to be only as old as the internet

[@JorakinHost]

​@@MrHack4never i believe it to be as old as time, an intrinsic part of being an artist.

[@AhmedMalaki]

@Raymond22506 not only it is rotoscoped but they bad a stripper for base of reference?

[@danielgudinojuarez6729]

Wow, "It Had to Be You" was everywhere in the 40s. No one could escape it, it's pretty much was the "Take Me On" of that decade

[@troin3925]

*Take On Me

[@trevorthesorcerer]

Warner Brothers purchased their rights for their movie division originally later it would be used for their animation with the rest of the songs in their catalog.

[@Musicradio77Network]

Marion Harris first recorded “It Had To Be You” in 1924 on the Brunswick label. This was the original. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJCbc4uulpl8p80si=clBYU3sojvtF8YaA

[@melonjuice7441]

Another stupid comment that really doesnt make sense

[@trevorthesorcerer]

@@melonjuice7441 Madame, could you please add some context to your comment at your earliest convenience.

[@seraphinajackson1307]

Bro… I think 3D animation is cool as a skill too, somewhat like sculpting digitally… but… the old school animators were talented AF… we need this back, this level of talent and dedication!

[@michaeldarkwolf9726]

Definatly the lizard was rotoscoped. The animation is too perfect.

[@looneytunessongs-xr5fs]

Correct, they hired a stripper from a local nightclub and rotoscoped her to make the lizard scene exist ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3qsZaCMjLuSaKs )

[@erronblack308]

That like mocap before mocap?

[@michaeldarkwolf9726]

​@erronblack308 it was called Rotoscoping. It's where they record live footage and then trace over each frame to get realistic animation. They did it in Disney Snow White and many years before. I believe back to the 30s.

[@ML-dk7bf]

@@looneytunessongs-xr5fs Look up Ralph Bakshi, he did alot of rotoscoped animation in the 70's and 80's.

[@jeremiahnoar7504]

I'd pay good money to see the reference.

[@teryjames7248]

Alternate title the RISE OF FURRIES.

[@redclover8387]

I was gonna say, and they wonder where furries came from! XD

[@SneakyGreninja]

SCALIES*

[@creepynickel084]

​@@SneakyGreninjaI mean it has both furries and scalies!

[@tropical_jo]

​@@SneakyGreninjano, it's furries. Scalies is a subgenre of furries.

[@floralkiitens]

Furries are just people who dress up as animals. Zoophiles on the other hand..

[@kaitlynreynolds5192]

Pepe Le Pew's VA was having WAY too much fun with that role haha. Love it

[@violajackson6885]

Right😂

[@skyraider87]

Fun fact, all the voices were the same person, Mel Blanc

[@dumbeetle]

Especially here 3:28

[@Yipper64]

@@dumbeetle "ah, the wonderful love *moans aggressively"*

[@LiquidPr1d3]

8:08 goes CRAy

[@mistertwister2000]

Y’all are surprised furries exist but cartoons have been sexualizing animal characters for literally decades, sometimes joking and honestly sometimes not even really as a joke at all

[@tropical_jo]

(To add on to this comment, just a reminder not all furries sexualize anthro characters!)

[@maddieb.4282]

@@tropical_jopretending that furries are not a sexual subculture is wild

[@asscheeksmcgee5384]

@@maddieb.4282There are KIDS who are furries… no it ain’t. Many in the community are sexual deviants, undeniably, but the furry fandom as a whole is *definitely not* sexual overall.

[@tropical_jo]

@@maddieb.4282 so you mean 3rd grade me drawing anthro characters was doing it sexually? Have you seen all the little kids posting youtube shorts and tiktoks with dinomasks or fursuits they've made by hand? Or the animation memes of silly anthro characters to music bopping their head? Yeah, dude. We ALLLL do it sexually 🤦‍♀️

[@luciel234]

​@@maddieb.4282pretending every child who enjoys sonic, looney tunes, bluey, and disney's animal movies, and who later goes on to take that early inspiration to continue drawing animal characters as an adult is a fetish is wild

[@rafikicasanueva6]

People: It’s impossible to make a lizard sexy Animators: Watch me!

[@tygerwulfproductions9096]

The stripping scenes with Daffy and the lizard stuck with me 😂

[@patrik9328]

By good or bad way?

[@tygerwulfproductions9096]

@@patrik9328 I’d say good 😂

[@patrik9328]

@@tygerwulfproductions9096 i see

[@rickymoranjr9609]

@tygerwulfproductions9096 same here

[@AhmedMalaki]

It makes me laugh every time like it's so unnecessarily horny

[@henrymockingbird9645]

0:01 And on that day tex Avery invented scalies with this scene

[@meaganburton588]

Scalies?

[@sonicfanboy3375]

​@@meaganburton588they are basically the reptile version of Furries

[@simonweaver8846]

​@@meaganburton588furries but for reptiles

[@meaganburton588]

@@simonweaver8846 Gotcha. Thanks

[@edwardgaines6561]

​@@simonweaver8846Bull! I've never seen scalies on Rule 34 before!

[@Amy_Dunn]

11:06 that jump to the next clip confused me for a second, since she pointed to where he son was, then the camera cut to a sultry dog. 😆

[@AsakiSun]

i was just looking in the comments to see if anybody else got confused by this too lmaooo

[@junebunny0712]

Same lol.

[@infiniterelating2145]

Same!!

[@deboralee1623]

haven't gotten to it yet, but i think i got the joke.

[@KawaiiBabyTragon]

*"THAT'S Junior?!"*

[@-stev0brlne-602]

"But aren't they all witches inside" 💀

[@chaddfrancis2179]

That lizard has better animation than season 4 of 7 deadly sins.

[@OdaSwifteye]

Which is saying a lot because it was just rotoscope animation.

[@strawberryhellcat4738]

It's definitely got better animation than season one of Hazbin Hotel, and HH has Amazon money. Rotoscope can actually be pretty great - Ralph Bakshi did some amazing work with it, like "Wizards", "Lord of the Rings", and "Fire and Ice". Even "Yellow Submarine" contains a rotoscoped sequence.

[@chaddfrancis2179]

@@strawberryhellcat4738 Way Better than HH definitely.

[@WxIxLxLxIxAxMxS]

​@@OdaSwifteye"just" rotoscope animation? Do you realize how much time and effort goes into quality animation, rotoscoped or not? It's very tedious work....

[@raffellisenzaa]

i personally don’t think so. it’s clear they literally copy pasted an actress pre existent recording! they use to do that very often

[@jameswolf133]

6:35 is a caricature of Bob Burns, playing his bazooka. Yes, the weapon was named after the instrument.

[@carpetbeetle8349]

I take it it's a case like Tanks where the name was to hide the new invention in logistical paperwork as something innocuous?

[@jameswolf133]

@@carpetbeetle8349 Actually, the soldiers testing it noticed the resemblance and gave it the nickname.

[@happyfacefries]

What about the gum

[@jameswolf133]

@@happyfacefries The gum was named after the gun.

[@happyfacefries]

@@jameswolf133 lol sorry, I knew that, I was being an ass

[@marcusbrasilite]

Warner: Playing with sexy lizards way before Bethesda.

[@alyx5491]

I think "young man with a horn" sums this video up quite well.

[@Videogameboy1989]

In my opinion, the one in Book Revue is number one because it features the iconic Frank "Franky" Sinatra caricature singing that song and wooing the ladies who all kept saying "It's Franky!"

[@Fiona2254]

I love the “it’s Frankie!” stuff

[@renoldbraaten1351]

Best song, I agree. I'm on the hunt/pursuit to try and find JUST the song isolated from the cartoon so I can add it to my own playlist.

[@KimRodriguez-zr1su]

That would definitely be my reaction whenever I see my crush pass by in a flirty manner

[@Vulpes_Ailurus]

They had to make the lizard sexy!

[@666kingdrummer]

Any excuse to get a stripper into the studio to rotoscope her (and at the studio's expense, of course).

[@ironhell813]

Very useful indeed.

[@CaptainUnikitty]

😂

[@hellhound47bravo3]

And dammit they succeeded!

[@TonyMontana-ij7vq]

7w7

[@starmoral5456]

Okay I know we're all meming and what not, but can we all agree the animation is just gorgeous?

[@peppermintpattycam5546]

Everyone is talking about the lizard but “FRAAANKKKYYYY” is the funniest most unhinged thing

[@edwardgaines6561]

11:29 Damn, Bugs really saw the future with that one! 😂

[@ironhell813]

“Lola, is that you?”

[@Si.759]

​@@ironhell813 Jajajaja XD

[@robotzombie4754]

Its a male right?

[@lowtierbrad]

@@robotzombie4754It’s Witch Hazel who transformed into a female bunny I believe.

[@davidwesley2525]

9:55 She's the Duck Version of Jessica Rabbit. 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@rhyancoleman6462]

THIS is innocent?

[@spindalis79]

Indeed. However unlike Jessica, she is not a redhead which is poetically ironic since a Redhead is a species of diving duck.

[@salomeheredia9885]

YEEEEEEEEEE-

[@unripetheberrby6283]

I thought it too! hahah

[@bigbird4481]

The duck looks redheaded to me​@@spindalis79

[@TrayCaddyyy]

The lizard is even weirder when you think a live model was probably filmed for reference.

[@maddieb.4282]

Probably? It’s confirmed by the studio and visually it’s obviously rotoscoped

[@GainsTuesday]

I do NOT remember that lizard striptease going on for so long 😂

[@razorshark9320]

1:27 When Daffy strips I burst out laughing 🤣🤣.

[@alexanderglex4600]

"I saw a lizard on TV do this once"

[@DeltaDubs89]

You can't look at this and tell me the looney tunes staff wasn't full of furry's.

[@dariazhempalukh]

There wasn’t enough media to be one.

[@pinkpugginz]

Just a bunch of subverting expectations for humor. Little too many sexy animals for my taste

[@user-burner]

Furries as a fandom didnt exist back then, though yeah i get what youre saying. This era of cartoons was one of the major inspiriations for the original furries.

[@razarine]

The lizard was the absolute funniest thing I ever ever seen. Idk what I expected to come up first but it was NOT an incredibly humanoid lizard

[@dadbear5316]

Don't forget that these were almost always animated with live references, so those animators got a good show

[@creathechiboi]

the feelings i felt when this vid began, i swear to you

[@WxIxLxLxIxAxMxS]

And I'm your 69th like~😏

[@matthewlacey2770]

The fact I grew up with Classic Looney Tunes, and I was born in 2006 💀 Man, they were fun times. I love Animation.

[@prestokrevlar]

The old ball and chain look in her eyes was so stupid. Belly laughed.

[@user-pw8cw7sw1c]

11:06 "Junior is right over there" **immediate cut to a scimpy dog with a ribbon** That caught me off guard a little 😅 Had to take a few minutes to realize it's from a different cartoon 😂

[@ZombieLagombi]

Came to say the same thing. That gave me a great laugh.

[@joseestevezhernandez558]

There it is, the inspiration for the Lusty Argonian Maid, can't blame them honestly. I remember seeing this as a prepuber kid... "Wtf did i just saw?" Back then

[@robbiewalker2831]

0:54: Leggy Lamb’s WB appearance.

[@marsattacks7577]

Something very random, but I always love seeing the rotoscoping in old cartoons, I like being able to see that it was animated over someone, it’s honestly so cool.

[@denifnaf5874]

0:01 sallazzle lore:

[@TheRealW.S.Foster]

Remind me to try to make that lizard in Skyrim - all I need is an Argonian, and a little time. *Edit:* Sorry y'all - I haven't created that Argonian yet. Truth be told, I'm kind of busy playing a Breton right now. Tell you what: Y'all can help me determine what I ought to have this Argonian be, and the reply with the most likes gets chosen as her build!

[@h3n7r1kotakuboy4]

How's the Argonian Coming Along?

[@geekforeverpixelgamingsurl5007]

God speed! 🫡

[@zhanucong4614]

7w7

[@dawsonglawe3203]

IDK, I think skyrim already has a book series about that.

[@echointhedark22]

Don't forget the Argonian!

[@FoxGoesSquee]

that lizard def awakened some scalies

[@user-burner]

Hell it probably shaped scalies as a subculture given these came out before the furry fandom was created iirc

[@kjarakravik4837]

I feel like back in the day being attracted to that lizard would have been taken for granted

[@Ben_Kimber]

That one lizard shedding its skin in the corner of the room:

[@tintindb]

"where have I been all your life?"🤣🤣🤣

[@DenDarEmi]

Them undressing their own skin is another level of disturbing

[@kjarakravik4837]

It was a really common trope in these animations back in the day, but I guess it just feels so normal because I grew up with it 😅

[@AkiraLionPilot]

Had no idea Geico ads got crazy

[@Goremize]

I miss the time period when cartoons were only designed for adults and Children were allowed to just be children and used their imaginations with toys to develop their young minds, and didn't need over-stimulation from tv to live.

[@zlch4021]

What on- what era did you grow up in, the 1880s? How dost thou remember such an era?

[@mermaidprettymuch]

Kids definitely watched these.

[@kjarakravik4837]

Yeah I grew up watching these as did a lot of kids I know. Since kids don't get horny if you show them these they'll just be entranced by the smooth animation and the colours

[@bodziur240]

And the version from "Wise Quacking Duck" was used in the 90's foreign soundtracks of LT pre-48 shorts.

[@speedyboris]

Cross Country Detours, Book Revue and The Super Snooper are the best ones.

[@lavenderotaku2481]

I love how the third and fourth were plays on the original lizard scene but not nearly as bad. Like adult joke references to an already existing joke. Animators saw that and went “Ey what if we did this with a funny horse and Daffy Duck?” 😂

[@arnold66]

I so love this cartoons when I watched them as a kid.The reaction of men and women towards each other always makes me laugh.😂 Thanks for the upload.♥️

[@fireandice693]

Hold up, could the duck at 9:26 possibly be an early basis for jessica rabbit from wfrr?

[@Shimamon27]

Exactly what I was thinking! Not just the basis of the character... The whole investigator scene too! I think allot of people outright ignored or didn't bother to notice that obvious link!

[@maddieb.4282]

Uh, that scene and Who Framed Roger Rabbit are BOTH based on the same well established tropes in the film noir genre that started with black and white detective films in the 30’s and 40’s. They both took from existing media and are both parodies

[@maddieb.4282]

@@Shimamon27detective noir was an entire genre, literally where the term “femme fatale” was invented

[@davidwesley2525]

0:01 - 0:50 That is One Voluptuous Looking Lizard. 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@VictorPerez-hg2ed]

My friend I finds this particular lizard 🦎 to be very interesting and very cute 😍 too. ( playful growl ).😁.

[@catherineandmarkgentry6685]

"But son! Why are you into furry porn?" The son, recalling his childhood cartoons. 😂

[@rudysmith1445]

11:11 OMG i ABSOLUTELY lost it at this and how you edited it so it’s just ONE frame of the male dog and a “bwomp” 😂🤣🤣

[@mr1910sguy]

frank sinatra really made the girls fall

[@stevensolway1054]

"!!!!!FRANKIE!!!!!!!!! "AAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!" Unquote. Fri. Apr. 25, 2024A.D.!!!

[@iCoffeeStains]

Lizard awoke something

[@VioletKerrigan]

My father was big into classic cartoons, and I remember seeing all of these at least once... Except the Draft Horse! I'll have to check that one out.

[@kikiyoshimura3770]

6:10 this one kills me heavily

[@robooz]

killed her too

[@TheComedyGeek]

I love that you made this. Had to be a lot of work. Bravo, it was awesome. :)

[@Seffyzero]

I love how even the dudes get into it lmao

[@PotatoSaladMonkey]

I am genuinely impressed by the rotoscope animation

[@chrisrj9871]

Sir, this is a Saturday Morning block of cartoons.

[@kougamecs3876]

Cartoon Network making the penis belt scene in Black Dynamite be like:

[@stephenholloway6893]

They were theatrical shorts decades before going to television.

[@maddieb.4282]

Might want to look up where Looney Tunes would actually air originally 😉

[@stephenholloway6893]

Plus it depends on what package the shorts arrived on television. You had the Sunset Productions/Guild Films the a.a.p package and the post 1948 package and even that was split between whatever network those shorts landed. Don't forget syndication on every package but what was exclusive to either ABC or CBS at the time for a little bit.

[@supersizesenpai]

New video title: "So hear me out........." 🤣🤣

[@maffieduran]

Everybody talking about the lizard when that Daffy Duck dance was... certainly something

[@Blue91233]

0:50-0:54 That part wasn't edited and the censored bar was an actual part of the film

[@indiacrews3217]

I remember as a kid watching Cartoon Network, they split the tv screen in half it said “adults look on this side” and “kids look on this side” .. the side for adults had the dancing lizard and the side for kids had daddy ducks and bugs bunny… I was always wondering why they did that … and I always thought about the dancing lizard and had never saw that one ever again lol until now

[@kjarakravik4837]

That's interesting! I watched these on TV as a kid too (I think on Boomerang?) but this is the first time I've heard of the split screen. I didn't feel any horniness at all back then, but I remember being entranced by the smooth and fluid movements the same way I was entranced by the dancing from cinderella

[@Yipper64]

10:14 this scene is more funny than I think it even was originally. Like nobody says that anymore.

[@robooz]

that one really got me for some reason

[@uniquenewyork3325]

​@robooz it's bc it subverts expectations perfectly, at least to me. You expect it to cut to her but you expect her to look crazy, not have a literal ball and chain in her eyes lol. Phrases taken literally are timeless.

[@honaleri]

I'm a tell you something. That lizard was a formative experience.

[@sakilynn]

Ain't it crazy that these cartoons danced better back then than some people do now?

[@zerotodona1495]

That’s cause it was a real dance they retroscope (I believe is the term) over.

[@LuigiBoi87]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@zerotodona1495 It spelled “rotoscope”, but yes that’s what they did

[@cwtch_acumen]

Why don't we do this now? It seemed to work great

[@richardplizga3719]

​@@cwtch_acumenThere are plenty of animations + some anime that still do it, but it's not as common nor talked about.

[@tropical_jo]

​@@cwtch_acumenanimators push the boundaries a lot more now since we have higher tech to work with, but this still used in some instances!

[@baalfgames5318]

It's the lizard from Rubber Hose Rampage. XD

[@michaelcox9855]

Did she just faint out of her freckles? Omg. Lol

[@Icalasari]

That first one is 100% rotoscoped. Must have been some VERY happy animators that day

[@TylerMcNamer]

*IT'S FRANKIE!*

[@Hurtle885hu8bu]

So this is why we turned out the way we did lol

[@maitherolfsenlisa5593]

LMAO

[@missvida6251]

That lizard had one heck of a strut 😂😂

[@bahahaha8416]

Just unlocked a core memory of myself and this lizard from when i had to be 4, thanks, just learned alot about myself >.>

[@brickhead9111]

Great video and as always great music from Stalling and Franklyn. I would love to see a compilation of “Lucky Day” by Ray Henderson and it’s usage in these cartoons.

[@ironhell813]

4:44 had me dying 😂

[@BeautyGoddess-cz6cz]

This beautiful green lizard from “Cross Country Detours” is like my birthstone, the emerald. 😊 ❤ 😊 ❤ 😊 ❤

[@TheQuashingoftheTub]

Okay but the attention to detail on how her tail moves is so stellar and smooth-

[@agenttheater5]

With the Lizard and the first Daffy Duck one at least I guess they were going for "this is a classy joint"

[@ZRtheHedgehog77]

I wonder if Snakes had to shed like this too...

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

I have been looking for this song for years!!

[@ddrw1]

Fun fact about the skunk: His "lover" skunk is actually a black and white cat that sometimes gets a white stripe painted on her back due to a accident. His name is Pepe le Pew

[@Wildmoonchildani94]

So the lizard …

[@nervousnorvus1944]

Nice to know scalies were a thing back in my grandfather's day.