First Time Watching MULAN AND IT HAS THE BEST SONGS I HAVE HEARD IN A WHILE....

[@ketsutara2854]

wake up yall, shy just dropped

[@lanafrank6086]

This guy is probably my favorite reactor of all time!!💖💖

[@ShyGuyPlus]

awwwwwww😭😭😭😭😭

[@lanafrank6086]

@@ShyGuyPlus keep up the good work🫶🏼🫶🏼

[@LimaBean-qz4jg]

I read this wayyy too fast and thought it said sh*t

[@ayanamiayachanJ]

@@ShyGuyPlusMulan is my favourite Disney movie and my second favourite Disney is the Hunchback of Notre Dame.

[@Jcartist_10]

33:01 Fun fact: Shan Yu wasn’t at all surprised at the fact that Milan was a woman. Bc historically the Huns, originally from Mongolia, have women in their armies and they are more respected in society.

[@ShyGuyPlus]

Ahhhhh that makes sense then

[@SIMMIS_0316]

He believes in gender equality

[@MomokaViixiv]

@@ShyGuyPlus The huns were more progressive than china lmao their women could own land lead armies, have same sex couples it was all about strength and if u were srtong enough u were respected and got what u worked for. But ya know old school China won the more restrictive culture to women and their freedoms.

[@Lale_Canfeda]

@@MomokaViixiv Exactly. I'm Turkish, so I'm related to the Huns, and I'm actually proud of them for being quite open-minded at that time. However, I still love this movie despite how they portrayed the Huns. Because I get it, you know, they were enemies, and this is the perspective of the Chinese people.

[@nudgificator]

I love the fact that once they find the burnt out village there are no songs until the end credits, because it was decided it would break the tone too much.

[@nicco7518]

I just reached the end of "Girl Worth Fighting For" and I was reminded that someone pointed out how the troops being faced with the real horros of war not only put an end to *that^song, but there's no more songs for the entire rest of the movie. Because that's just how hard war hits.

[@a.g.demada5263]

Good point 😮

[@SteeledBeauty]

So many questions throughout but to answer a few: 1: yes this is based on a true story. There are a lot of things that are different but Mulan was a real person who went to war in a time she should not have been able to. The Huns were real and much scarier than portrayed here 2: this was during a time that women were NOT allowed to go to war. They were there to be good wives. 3: the makeup is a cultural thing. I don't know enough to explain it properly. I'm sure someone else properly will 4: you don't need to apologize for talking! We are here to see your reactions not to watch the movie ❤

[@azam9782]

Would also like to add that the original Chinese legend spans Mulan’s whole life-the movie condenses some things, though it’s really not accurate anyway-and that moment when they find out Mulan is a woman? That’s like several decades after she becomes a decorated general and she’s actually executed for disguising as a man. There was no Shang or Mushu around to help out 🥲

[@azam9782]

As for 3, I’m Asian but not Chinese so this is partly conjecture, but part of Asian beauty standards back then (that have persisted to today tbh) was that “pretty” women had porcelain white skin, red lips/cheeks, etc. (There’s a saying about the ideal woman from either China or Korea, I don’t remember it v well though.) Darker skin meant you were out in the sun often, meaning you were probably working and therefore lower class. Basically the paler you were, the richer you were, was the implication. 🤷 And for women at the time, the most important thing was getting married, which relied primarily on the woman’s beauty and the family’s social class/wealth.

[@Ley_klrrr]

⁠@@azam9782 We had this beauty standard too in Europe in like the Middle Ages and the Modern Times I think but it switched in the more recent centuries. I find it interesting how this image has been seen by different cultures and grew throughout history differently.

[@Nil_Sama]

Also, I'm pretty sure Mulan is from a martial arts family so she already had combat knowledge. I remember a few people talking about that.

[@IllusionQueen4Eva]

I thought Mu Lan was a fictional character from a poem?? There is no evidence that such a person ever existed from what I know.

[@MrsClarissa3112]

It is said that the great dragon couldn`t be woken because Mulan already was the great dragon`s kind of reincarnation.

[@besupaaa]

I love the shock we have moving from a happy bubbly song to the reality of war when they find the destroyed village. The shift in tone is so effective.

[@ker3512]

I think its a magnolia tree not a cherry bloossom. In Chinese culture, the Yulan magnolia is a symbol of purity and perseverance. These flowers bloom as some of the first signs of spring, enduring the final frosts of winter, making them also a symbol of renewal and new beginnings.

[@SpiderRiderKya]

It is yeah. I swear there's even a line in the film where it's specifically called as such. Also magnolia flowers are just, a lot bigger than cherry blossoms (our neighbour has a magnolia tree, the flowers are sizable)

[@violetception]

this movie is a loose adaptation of the ballad of hua mulan, which was a folk song thought to originate around the northern and southern dynasties period. patriarchy is a thing in a majority of historical cultures; the historical chinese gender construct has a particular flavor of filial piety and social hierarchy baked into it.

[@rivervixens06]

Give it up for Shang, our bisexual icon 👏

[@MiciousDawn]

I can see why anyone would want him as an icon, because he's hot XD but unfortunately Shang isn't bisexual. He's a good soldier and even better friend. Men should be able to show platonic affection toward one another without it being called romantic or sexual.

[@Ley_klrrr]

@@MiciousDawn You really believe he fell in love with Mulan only after discovering she was a woman? Not when she showed him support when he was doubting himself, when she progressed so much or when she saved them with the avalanche? No, just by the end of the movie when he discovered she was a woman. He obviously had some feelings for her even when she was a man and if it bothers you that much we could say he’s pan and therefore doesn’t care which gender she was but you can’t deny he still had feelings for her way before discovering her true identity. And I get what you’re saying, not every man x man friendship is gay and I would only consider them as friends if they hadn’t become a couple my the end of the movie (+ Mulan 2)

[@sharpaycutie2]

@@Ley_klrrr yes because we’re not delusional and we have eyes that I actually are paying attention to what’s happening in the story and not our fantasies

[@MiciousDawn]

@@Ley_klrrr Going into this kind of interpretation would be as though this was reality, but this was a Disney movie written and directed by men in the mid 90s who wrote Shang as a straight man. It's just a statement of fact. Whatever we interpret and speculate about the nuances to their friendship can be fun but it doesn't change that fact. The movie showed the two of them bonding as Shang and Ping, because people in war very often bond in these ways. In moments like when Ping kicks Shang and Shang touches his face and smiles, he isn't smiling because he's suddenly into Ping, he's smiling because he's proud of himself for finally seeing his hard work training them is paying off. Because his only goal is to get approval that he's a good captain. That's what the movie portrays anyway. I haven't seen Mulan 2, I've been meaning to but I haven't heard very good things about it! Is it worth it??

[@KitchenMonsoon]

And mulans name being Fa Ping pronounced as hua (bc fa isn't used) would be hua ping which means "flower vase" which is another way of saying "gay". This was confirmed with a Chinese author 😂

[@kittycat_lesly4553]

Fun fact, for the huns culture, it was common for women to be soldiers, that's why Shan Yu didn't seem surprised Mulan was a girl, but instead called her the soldier from the mountains.

[@zi9586]

i love your reactions so much, they come across so genuine and not fake or exaggerated but you still engage with the content enough to make it fun!! keep it upp

[@drsuqi]

exactly this!

[@ShyGuyPlus]

no nononononon chill making me smile now

[@koi03aiv3]

In ancient Greece Spartans were a really strong military- based city-state.They were trained since they were kids in the ways of war. Their ''moto'' was that you either return with your shield or the shield is returned with your dead body on top. They were spareing no cowards and the ones running away from a battle. They are well known today for fighting the battle at Thermopyles. Around 490 b.c Persians started envading ancient Greece and they won a first battle at Marathon and the Persians left. But then at 480 b.c. Persians came back, and while most Greeks run scared to escape, Spartans decided to face them at Thermopylae a very short passage, (very far from the city) from where Persians couldn't not pass to go further down Greece. The Spartans, with their leader Leonidas were 300, 400 Thebeans, 700 Thespies and were facing the Persians who were 300.000. Due to the narrow passage and their strategy they were winning for a long time, like 2 days but then on the 3rd they were betrayed by someon of their own, Ephialtes (which now is the greek word for nightmear) and he showd Persians a secret route and they managed to come from behind Spartans. So the later were now sarounded and they were facing Persians at two fronts. Unfortunatly all Spartans died along whith the others. No one even tried to escape. And the Persians moved forward and they were finally beaten at a battleship facing the Atheneans at Salamina. Freaking long text but I'm Greek and I'm also studying History and Archaeology so it's like this mentioning of the Spartans were made for me lol

[@hanniefaerie]

8:56 that’s why Mulan went to the match maker. It’s been the same in most cultures actually. It came from patriarchy. It’s everywhere and it’s wayyyy more unfair for the woman. A lot of them end up abused by their partner and mistreated in these situations and it doesn’t benefit them much at all.

[@ShyGuyPlus]

yeah but we cant judge anyones culture ya know, its how there raised 🙃

[@hanniefaerie]

@ yes we can lol. So many cultures around the world are rooted in hatred of things and people that are perceived as “different.” the majority of cultures are full of misogyny, homophobia, racism, classism, xenophobia, etc. We as people, should be able to look at those things and recognize them as wrong. I’m not saying that the entirety of those cultures are bad, bc that’s not true at all. Having a strong culture and tradition is a beautiful thing, but everyone and everything has problems. And we should be able to speak up about them. As an African, I know for sure that it’s wrong to rape and “well it’s part of my culture, you just don’t understand bc you’re uncultured.” That is stupid. And more systems of oppression should be challenged even if they are “cultural.”

[@Honey70708]

@@ShyGuyPlusthat was the past and we can see that it was wrong🤞🏽

[@nananvbe]

26:27 "I'm sorry, I get it die on honor. But why don't you run and fight another day" idk why that was so funny it's just relatable 😂

[@Star-n5e]

not related at all BUT FELLOW MOA??

[@nananvbe]

@Star-n5e AND FELLOW BEOMGYU STAN???

[@Star-n5e]

@@nananvbe YESSSS

[@ryangacha39]

The singing voice for Mulan for the song Reflection is the same as the singing voice for Jasmine from Aladdin (OG one), and the singer was a Filipina named Lea Salonga!

[@Ten_522]

Super recommend watching and reacting to Hunchback of Notre Dame! Arguably one of the darkest stories Disney has ever adapted and produced.

[@Serkanfan]

I second that! One of my favourite Disney Movies!

[@JuliSolGarcia]

Yess!!!

[@tesss.9145]

YESS PLEASE

[@hanniefaerie]

34:29 it’s more of a legend. A really old Chinese tale. But there’s no real proof of Fa Mulan’s existence although it’s not impossible.

[@XFizzlepop-Berrytwist]

What? Mulan was a historical figure.

[@p1kkuma]

@@XFizzlepop-Berrytwist There is not really any proof or records of her existence aside from the Ballad of Mulan and other later stories. Although many regard her as a historical figure, it is just as likely (if not more so) that she is just a fictional character. Even when you search her on Chinese sources, most scholars seem to believe she is a fictional character, possibly created to promote female independence at the time of the Northern Wei dynasty. But it doesn't take away from the impact her story has had though. All Chinese children in the modern age are taught about her lol.

[@azam9782]

I appreciate how when you discuss culture you’re very clear that you don’t know and aren’t an expert! It says a lot about your character that you can say those things, so thank you! Speaking more on the patriarchy thing-for that scene that brought up the conversation, in that moment it was probably more about filial piety than the patriarchy (though gender roles are certainly very involved here too). This whole movie is really centred around the idea of filial piety and ancestral worship/respect. Children are not supposed to speak back to their elders, especially parents, and especially female children, hence why Mulan’s father got mad-she was being incredibly disrespectful. (I couldn’t imagine yelling back at my parents or grandparents, like it’s wild.) Traditionally she should defer to his decisions. This comes at war with her own love and care for her dad obviously, and it can be considered a type of filial piety in her running away to the army, as she’s doing so to protect her family. If she doesn’t get caught, she brings honor to the family (and it’s established at the beginning that she’s not expected to bring honor via traditional expectations for women). But yeah, hard to separate that from gender roles and patriarchal systems; Asian cultural and family dynamics are complicated and hard to explain to those not raised in such cultures, so for all that this movie kinda butchers the original legend of Mulan, it’s such a fantastic movie, especially in a time where Asian culture wasn’t very known or celebrated in the US. (Compared to now, with anime, k pop, globalisation and internet culture leading to greater interest in Asian cultures.) (Source: I come from an Asian family, not Chinese though.)

[@ShyGuyPlus]

this was very knowledgeable thanks for all of this i really love learning new things, and thanks for taking the time to comment this aswell!

[@azam9782]

@ You’re welcome! Mulan has always been one of my favorites growing up since I can relate most so just wanted to share! Glad it was helpful!

[@lizzieheart709]

If people seem angry or rude in the comments about comparisons to Japan, it’s likely not personal. Japan did extreme damage to other East Asian countries in the 20th century including China and Korea and this has led to increased sensitivity about preserving culture and keeping it from being Japanese in some cases bc for so long Japan imposed itself as the superior culture and race. So if anyone gets angry at what are understandable comparisons or confusions on your part, that might be the reason, so don’t take it too personally. Japan’s truly unimaginable atrocities sadly go largely under discussed in japan and non Asian countries

[@guoxin3153]

i’m glad someone mentions what japan has done cause i feel like people overlook the war crimes they have done to asian countries and he keeps mentions japan when this movie is clearly in china feels very iffy. and it seems he really does prefer japan over china and it shows 😭

[@lizzieheart709]

@ yeah the western relationship to Japan makes people more familiar with Japanese culture and therefore somewhat prefer it esp since the west (specifically the US but I think he’s Canadian) goes out of its way to misrepresent China. I could see that it was getting to people in the comments and I wanted to explain why people were reacting so negatively. I’m a white American but I’ve studied a fair amount of Chinese history and have a lot of Chinese friends who are very sensitive about this and I’m familiar with some amount of Korean history too as a result but most people here just don’t know. People don’t even know that the pacific theatre of WWII started in the 20s/30s

[@guoxin3153]

@@lizzieheart709 i’m glad atleast some ppl are aware with what happened, schools gloss over things that happen in asia during ww2. i’m a chinese american and it’s kind of sad when my history teachers never mention the things that happen in asia during the ww2 unit so many of my friends are unaware and it’s very unfortunate, even some of my chinese american friends don’t understand what happen because schools don’t teach it.

[@reaescobar4868]

This is my first time seeing your chanel and I'm about to go on a binge,😂😂 you should 100% do tangled and anastasia top tier movies in my opinion

[@MortMe0430]

So it's my understanding that the arranged marriages (not just in China, but many cultures) was about a) strategic connections between families for wealth and power, but also b) setting up a marriage to succeed based on compatibility. The matchmaker tries to pair people based on indicators of how well they'll get along, even if those indicators are based on arbitrary cultural structures (such as zodiac stuff). I think the idea was setting up two basically strangers to build their relationships slowly over time, as some consider relationships based on attraction and passions -- marrying for choice / romantic love today -- would be too volatile for successfully raising a family. (in some cases, they might have a point lol).

[@felixhenson9926]

As an anthropologist i was wincing my way through some of your commentary haha but i love your reactions as always! 😂

[@Boo62666]

A little interesting fact about what disney did amazing in this movie, Girl Worth Fighting For was the last song of the movie as the end of finding the village in ruins turns the tune of the movie to more serious 😸💜

[@elysepeterson9276]

I saw this movie in theaters when I was seven- I still remember my jaw dropping as the enemy numbers appeared over the mountain. 😮

[@a.g.demada5263]

The notes Mulan wrote on her arms are all the qualities a chinese woman from these times was supposed to have (which is obviously not her case). Also, there's a symbolic between the hair cut. You probably noticed that all the warriors have long hair, well cutting your hair means letting your old life behind you. About the Cricket, in these times, they thought they bring good luck. Fun facts : Mulan touching her hair is a habit her voice actress had when she recorded the movie. In the french version, Mushu has the same voice actor than Bruno from " Encanto "

[@hanniefaerie]

4:11 dude. It’s inspired by traditional Chinese makeup. The colors all symbolize something. It’s also not that accurate bc this movie was made by a lot of white ppl so it’s actually very reminiscent of Japanese makeup.

[@maureenseel118]

So Tokyo is amazing...We went in 2019 right before Covid and during the fall. The autumn foliage was SO beautiful. I'd still love to see Kyoto in the Spring, but it's a HUGE time of hear for tourists. This was always one of my favorites because her goal was not to "find a man/prince". And she kicked ass.

[@ShyGuyPlus]

ouuuu im jelous!!!

[@CharlesConnell-we4pq]

You have to understand. The US is barely up to date on gender equality either. So this movie ain’t that crazy

[@CoolScratcher]

Glad you're finally starting to watch the Disney Renaissance movies! You should do Hercules next, you won't regret it :D

[@MortMe0430]

If I recall what I read in the rabbit hole that this movie sent me down as a kid correctly, the super pale makeup was to culturally suggest that a woman's family was well-off enough that she didn't need to be working outside in the sun to get by, she could stay inside and do more chill tasks, so I think it's kind of a class marker. Coming from a wealthier family made you more appealing as a wife, because dowry. Whether or not that visual indication is accurate in a specific woman's case is a different matter, but similarly to how many people will dress fancier than their normal wear for important occasions today. Like a job interview, you dress to impress and put your "best" face forward.

[@redhood5090]

Someone used a program to count all of the Huns on the mountain. I can't remember the exact number, but there were over 2,000 of them on that mountain. Mulan is the deadliest Disney Princess!

[@a.g.demada5263]

It's a miracle that all the noise they made didn't start an avalanche

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

Honestly, as much as I love how sassy Mulan's grandma is, my favorite part of the movie is Yao roasting Chi-Fu in the song "A Girl Worth Fighting For". Chi-Fu: 🎶I've a girl back home who's unlike any other🎶 Yao: 🎶Yeah, the only girl who'd love him is his mother 🎶 Just the look on his face ALONE is priceless. 😆😆🤣🤣

[@Honey70708]

It’s common cultural makeup 💀 for specific events

[@nicholasjeremy56]

Mulan is prob one of my fav early disney films

[@Br0nto5aurus]

While Mulan is a fictional character, her story is a ballad taught to Chinese school children. So, it's not a true story, but it is an actual culture's mythology.

[@SilentSong123]

Its been so long since ive seen this masterpeice one if my all time favs

[@Gotamoona]

If i am correct i believe her makeup was what was traditional for weddings in ancient china and the matchmaker would pair couples for marriage but i could be worng so take it with a grainof rice

[@-uzumakinzmisimpdebakugo-7002]

There are many theories and articles about why the Stone Dragon didn't wake up... From what I've gathered, it was because the Stone Dragon was already with Mulan in a spiritual way, so that's why it didn't "awake" when Mushu talked to it's statue. If anybody knows exactly ehy, correct me please! Btw I thought you were like a really famous person, your personality is really unique and amusing! Plus your way of talking about other cultures is really redpectful! Keep up the good work😸

[@Skye_Writer]

A lot of the "a woman's place is in the home" stuff came from the fact that women are the ones who give birth, and in older times pregnancy (exactly how it happened, what kind of things might be risky to the pregnancy, etc) and the best practices for child labor were more or less unknown. It wasn't at all uncommon for a woman to die in labor or from an infection contracted during labor or the 6-8 weeks afterward. And if she survived, then she needed to be the one nursing the child and caring for it. In Chinese culture in particular, when a daughter married, she left her birth family behind for good and became part of her husband's family. It was a son's duty to marry so that he could have heirs for the family name and property, and so he could find a woman to bring into the house who would be responsible for looking after his parents in their old age. So, naturally, a family preferred to have sons over daughters because the daughters would leave home whereas the son stayed.

[@_itssleahh]

I’m a new subscriber and I truly enjoyed this video you should definitely watch mulan 2!!!

[@ProffesionalInsomniac]

The Spartan story you might have been talking about at 26:05 might have been the battle at Thermopilae; from my understanding, the Pelopenesians had 1,000 or so soldiers trying to make it through a narrow pass, but the 300 Spartan men held them off for a significant amount of time in a crazy show of glory. The Spartans were eventually defeated, but pretty cool right?

[@TheChupVinaOfficial]

For the record, this movie was based off of an actual woman named Mulan who did do this. They just disneyed it up and added talking animals, romantic subplot, and songs. I like the songs, but essentially they did the same with pocahontas. They also added a fanservice sequel. It wasn't very good.

[@eboduodu2824]

18:51 to be honest I never really noticed how good this song was until a few years ago 🔥❤️ love reflection too

[@lizzieheart709]

Fun fact: the Great Wall of China in this movie looks like the ming dynasty one (1368-1644 AD) which is also the version that stands today but the group a lot of people assume was an early version of the Huns, the Xiongnu, attacked the Han dynasty (202 BCE-205AD) when the Great Wall was mostly made of mud and sticks.

[@LaSuerte36]

Actually this period of history happened after the Han Dynasty. After the Xiongnu匈奴 were defeated, they scattered and fled. One of their families (Tuoba拓拔) later established the Northern Wei北魏 and entered the Southern and Northern Dynasties南北朝 (420-589). Hua Mulan fought for the emperor Tuoba Tao拓拔焘 for twelve years (emperor was actually very young at the time). I think the huns in this movie refers to the Rouran at that time. Shanyu was Xiongnu‘ s honorific title for the tribal leader, not the name of a specific person. The movie isn’t correct, as they don't call shanyu anymore after 420. Both Rouran and Northern Wei called it Khan可汗.

[@lizzieheart709]

@ ah yeah now that you say it the Huns being the Rouran makes a lot of sense. I was going off of the Xiongnu being the group implicated often when someone references the huns and China but as you point out, the historical context and original poem don’t actually line up that well with that guess. It’s so funny that no matter what group they maybe mean by the Huns, that ming dynasty Great Wall is still a very goofy inclusion even tho it probably was done so the audience would know it was the Great Wall. Thank you for sharing and correcting me. I really like history, including Chinese history, and this was a cool set of facts

[@lornajean27]

Mulan's singing voice is by Lea Salonga who also did Princess Jasmine',s singing voice in Aladdin. Filipinos represent!!! Lol

[@hanniefaerie]

7:42 this is China. Not Japan lol that’s not a samurai outfit

[@ShyGuyPlus]

sorrrryyy lmao

[@alexisweaver2211]

Speaking of Spartans, if you haven’t watched and reacted to “300”, YOU MUST!

[@thebeardedbrony9586]

26:28t the movie "300" is a dramatization of that Greek story. Great movie. Highly recommend.

[@faithfullkadan2969]

8:54 A really good movie from the early 2000’s was done on India’s way of life through the story of two brothers, it’s called slum dog millionaire ❤🎉. Definitely a must watch, the soundtrack is a banger too lol!

[@hanniefaerie]

The original story of this is soooo much darker.

[@ShyGuyPlus]

how so

[@hanniefaerie]

@ The story has been adapted multiple times over many years but in the most popular one, Mulan takes the place of her father in the conscription for the army and disguises herself as a man because her father only had 2 daughters and an infant son. She fought for 12 years and even ended up leading the troops at one point. When she finally goes back home as a declared war hero, everyone discovers her true gender and she finds that her father had died while she was gone and that her mother remarried. Then the opposing emperor (the Khan) summoned Mulan to his palace and tried to force her into becoming his concubine. She ordered her younger sister to deliver and goodbye letter to her fiancée (the general) and she took her own life with a sword because she would’ve rather died by her own hand than serve a foreign ruler.

[@bbibbibu]

i think you really missed the fact that this wasn’t set in todays day and age, it was set in 386-535 CE .. china isn’t like this today, and the whole world was also like this at the time this was set .. and unfortunately for a long time after. only in the last 80 or so years have women been able to join the usa army for example

[@SoniaAlese]

Keep in mind Disney is not an accurate representation of the history of other cultures, it's a fictional story loosely based on an old fable- Mulan served 12 years in the military until fellow soldiers realized she was a woman and they were just surprised but celebrated her. Mulan had an actual brother who could have gone to war but Mulan decided to go even so because she felt it was what was right. This is an old fable and unknown if based on a real female solider. Yes there have been matriarchal societies in history, and China did have periods in time where women could write books, do important jobs, depending on their social status and other factors. It has not always been extremely oppressed against the people. Be careful not to stereotype other races or countries based on what you see in fictional films and if you're curious , look up and educate yourself on what other countries and their history was all about.

[@SteeledBeauty]

Never have been here 2 mins after a drop 😂❤🎉 so excited for you 🎉

[@ShyGuyPlus]

LESSSSSS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@dlweiss]

Mulan remains the only Disney heroine with a triple-digit body count. 😎

[@Aloysius_OHare]

They DO NOT make disney princesses like they used to.

[@twistedtrees4175]

An interesting way for the captain to find out hes straight haha you know you were thinking it

[@Vivisteria27]

The click was instant

[@mjoseph1991]

You should check out the Hunchback of Notre Dame. Another classic! 😊

[@JadeowaHerron]

Mulan is my favorite movie

[@pezlover1974]

Same!

[@zi9586]

you should also definitely react to tangled (sorry if you have its my favourite movie and i haven't seen it on your account), its got plenty of songs and is the perfect Disney princess movie with a darker twist

[@theirishslyeyes]

Tangled is great!

[@ShyGuyPlus]

i have it on my list def wanna get to that tooo!

[@Jazx_x1]

You should totally watch Big Hero 6 please! It’s not a princess movie but it is a Disney movie

[@dr.rikkytikkytavy6663]

Now you really should watch blue eye samurai 😊

[@tomasbirra8179]

some amazing movies you should watch; hercules AMAZING; Brave; pocahontas is beautiful, the lion king trilogy, corpse bride, nightmare before christmas, pinnochio by guillermo del toro,.... (and I know you like some musicals, these dont really have movies, i think you would just enjoy to listen to them, little shop of horrors (it has a movie), sweenney todd (it has a movie), waitress, wicked, into the woods (it has a movie),dear even hansen (it has a movie), phantom of the opera (it has a movie) )

[@ShyGuyPlus]

added to the list!

[@Mr_Freds_Studio]

31:25 speak of Epic The last saga drops on Christmas the live stream is on Christmas Eve how are you feeling

[@ShyGuyPlus]

Sooooooo happy and sad!!!!!

[@KitchenMonsoon]

Also Chinese dragons don't breathe fire but water. It's western influence that gave rise to fire breathing dragons. But the chopsticks at the beginning being in the rice would've caused hands to be thrown. The chip sticks in rice look like incense they use for prayer. So doing that around others is telling them to go die 😂

[@R-cj6tv]

I really want to see you and Scoot react to Turning Red.

[@Unicorngal-th1ks]

The reason they put on that much make up on. It’s a traditional thing to look like a porcelain doll it was all in the first song

[@theirishslyeyes]

War never changes. I'd highly recommend watching the Fallout series! Great series, and relatively short, only 8 episodes (only 1 season out right now, but its been renewed for a second season)

[@ShyGuyPlus]

OUUUUUUUUU great recommendation!!

[@theirishslyeyes]

@ it's ssssooooo good!!

[@naruXsasulover2]

The story of Mulan likely originated in Northern China during the Northern Wei Period (386-535 CE). The original version of the story, The Poem of Mulan, was written in the 6th century CE. Even tho there's no evidence that Mulan was a real person, the story may have been inspired by the wars between the northern Wei dynasty and the Rouran. The ancien China or any old culture of a country pretty muchbis based on the patriarchy and hierarchy of traditional Chinese society, also the makeup Mulan was wearing is supposed to have meaning & its of the whole the whiter you are the more desirable & from a wealthy family you are while if you had darker skin the you are pretty much poor or even a commoner in the eyes of those from high status families. Women were pretty much forbidden to join the army & were ment to stay at home to cook clean & even take care of children if married. All the songs are amazing in the movie & my favorite song is Reflection, I'll Make a Man out of you, & A Girl Worth Fighting For. The song A girl worth fighting for was the last song & its to implicate that the little girl was who they were fighting for since even tho they never showed the dead bodies of the innocent village people especially the girl who lost her doll, its really sad. This is my absolute favorite Disney movie. Also idk if you knew but Eddie Murphy voiced Mushu it's not hard to tell lol 😆

[@TheKittyGirl]

is it on you?

[@itzmikachu6893]

The reason they wear that much makeup is because it was a beauty standard in older china

[@gintonic7735]

You must watch Avatar: The Last Airbender. It‘s really good and i think you will Like it 😊

[@Kehehehe]

Bruh what are you talking about, in India there were brutal arranged marriages, but not not anymore, you are right dont talk about something you dont know without understanding it properly, im literally an architect and im gonna get married to the guy my parents choose for me, parents do a lot of research before getting you married to someone, 90% of the people in are arranged married and they did not fight against it and they are totally happy and yes my friends were asked if they like other people…and YES WOMEN DO WORK, having a proper degree is very important in India, even when u get married they see the education the both sides , and most men prefer women that work and if they dont want to they support the women. Such a baseless western mentality bruh. I was so excited to watch this video man

[@Kehehehe]

My friend has a construction company all of the family members are civil engineers, he did tell his parents that he has a girlfriend and they said it’s ok but then later he decided to go with the girl that his family chooses even the girlfriend was like ok coz parents are more important to him, then they found a girl who did her masters in finance to handle the finances of the home and the company, and now they are totally in love and living happily ever after. So don’t be so quick to judge please

[@ShyGuyPlus]

@@Kehehehe I’m sorry if you felt that I was judging, I wasn’t I was just simple saying things that I had heard before that’s why I had mentioned I didn’t know much about out it and asked you guys to tell me more about it

[@Kehehehe]

@@ShyGuyPlus no problem, i just got too defensive🩷

[@Honey70708]

Good movies that have good representation or are just good movies 🎥 Prey Coco Encanto Turning Red Croods A silent voice The impossible Jojo Rabbit 🐇

[@thepumpky2710]

PLEASE REACT TO ALIEN STAGE

[@JonasRoxoxox]

Have you seen Tarzan ?

[@marilug]

Hey I just wanted to say I love your reacting videos and I also have a movie request. Could you please react to the beauty and the beast live action or soul if you haven’t already. Thank you❤

[@ShyGuyPlus]

ouu ill ask him about that!

[@DulceMaria-vt3vu]

Now watch mulan 2!!!!!

[@MustafaErem-d5o]

Have you seen the movie Haywire with Gina Carano?

[@DTI_MinionBoy]

I beg you watch Beauty and the beast

[@ShyGuyPlus]

added to the list!

[@Colmenaa]

You saying "you see how china went" (obviously in the past) but not acknowledging that the christian catholic bases of the US were exactly the same "The woman shall not wear men's clothing, nor shall the man put on women's clothing" 22:5, it actually meant: no man will evade war nor will any woman fight... like... those were also THE AMERICAN PRINCIPALS!! And this is a story (legend or mythology) was banned from China because of the American Disney view on it... You know.... Mushu (looking dragons interpreted as something sacred in China) interpreted as something a comedic thing.... Like... I think you understand the insult.

[@Colmenaa]

Also: in Asia there were Women warriors.... So... It's not a gender belief (that is SOOOO of the western belief)... and thus the Chinese CIVILIZATION (not sayin we should be like them because thy are way more "civil", just acknowledging it) actually found this movie insulting, while in the US was SOOO new and SO innovative

[@franciscacuevas6010]

please react to moana and lemonade mouth