67 Easter Eggs You Missed In Pixar's SOUL!

Discover all of Pixar's easter eggs in Soul including Inside Out, Toy Story, Up, Wall-E, Monsters Inc, Luca, A113, Pizza Planet truck, Pixar lamp & ball, Coco, Incredibles 2, Cars, Brave & Pixar theory explained!
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Intro 0:00
The Hall of Everything 0:23
A113 1:46
Pixar Lamp 2:21
Inside Out 2:47
Luxo Ball 5:14
Twenty Two's Mentors 5:34
John Ratzenberger 7:13
Chocolate 7:38
Monsters Inc & Pixar Theory 8:05
Personality Pavilions 8:35
Moonwind 8:53
Brang 9:32
Luca 9:46
Sewing Mends The Soul 10:23
Pizza Rat 10:51
Chinese Food Box 12:12
Mr Mittens 13:04
Twenty Two's Earth Pass 13:19
Post-Credits Scene 13:42
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Available exclusively on Disney+ beginning 25th December, 2020, Disney and Pixar’s feature film “Soul” introduces Joe Gardner, a middle-school band teacher with a serious passion for jazz music. The story is particularly relatable to the artists behind it. For Jamie Foxx, who lends his voice to Joe, it begins with jazz. “Like Joe, I hear music in everything,” said Foxx. “When you’re a jazz artist, man, you talk a little different: ‘Hey, cat!’ I got a chance to go to a few jazz fests and meet Herbie Hancock, Chick Correa-hang out with those guys. They have a way of talking, a way of dressing-everything funnels toward their music, toward the jazz.”
But director Pete Docter, who shares Foxx’s love of music, conceived of the character before jazz entered the picture. “I’ve been so lucky to work with some incredible people and make movies that have been seen around the world,” he said. “But I realized that as wonderful as these projects are, there’s more to living than a singular passion-as expressive and fulfilling as that may be. Sometimes the small insignificant things are what it’s really about. This film is about broadening the idea of a singular focus to thinking more widely about what life has to offer and what we have to offer life.”
Five-time BAFTA winner Graham Norton (“The Graham Norton Show”) revealed last weekend that he lends his voice to spiritual sign twirler Moonwind. The voice cast also includes Rachel House (“Hunt for the Wilderpeople,” “Thor: Ragnaraok”) as the count-obsessed Terry, and Alice Braga (“Elysium”), Richard Ayoade (“The Mandalorian”), Wes Studi (“Woke,” “The Last of the Mohicans”), Fortune Feimster (“Bless the Harts”) and Zenobia Shroff (“The Affair”) as the voices of the Counselors. Comedian Donnell Rawlings voices Joe’s barber Dez, and June Squibb (“Nebraska”) provides the voice of Gerel. They join Foxx, Fey, Phylicia Rashad, Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson, Angela Bassett and Daveed Diggs.
Rated PG, “Soul” features jazz compositions & arrangements by globally renowned musician and GRAMMY® nominee Jon Batiste, and an original score by Oscar®-winners Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross (“The Social Network”)

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Happy Holidays everyone and hope you enjoyed watching Soul! 🎄😁 Here's the link for how *Soul Proves The Pixar Theory!* ► kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2WxfqB5Zpiag6M

[@fridacarrillo9383]

Te Er

[@championwinner2874]

Thank you so much!👍

[@robertshupe4405]

You are good at finding stuff

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

@@robertshupe4405 Thank you!

[@be4chylex182]

I can't find the link.

[@tinotantiado]

animators: can we just use old assets in the "hall of everything" scene? animation supervisor: yes.

[@rodrigocampos3756]

This chanel: OMG, I found 67 Easter eggs

[@kodymeyers9126]

I am happy I am not the only one who noticed it, 35 easter eggs are just old models Jeezzz

[@maplestreetmovies]

When Joe is getting his hair cut by Dez, Dez has a picture of his daughter with the bunny doll from Toy Story 4 that is played by Jordan Peele.

[@madtitan0825]

@DJ TECH I see what u did there

[@dystanysam9896]

@Arwen Cailley Surban how ... was this rude??

[@wesleyreyes3505]

EAT YOUR CEREAL

[@candlaze_]

@Arwen Cailley Surban don't say someone is being rude when you call someone else a dumbass

[@IIIIIIIIIIX0]

@DJ TECH Lol I get it

[@chelseymorman6098]

How are you so fast? It’s came out yesterday bruh

[@fridacarrillo9383]

Ji Uy

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

I got an early screening on it so was able to see it before Xmas!

[@Blue-zh1jd]

@@FlicksAndTheCity cool

[@chelseymorman6098]

@@FlicksAndTheCity oooooo lucky!

[@leoanseau2576]

@@FlicksAndTheCity how?

[@miyam9001]

In the credits, instead of saying “Production Babies,” it said “Recent You Seminar Graduates.”

[@azula7684]

*youth

[@miyam9001]

@@azula7684 what

[@xakimboxjoex]

@@azula7684 you***

[@myloki22]

@@azula7684 it’s YOU Seminar

[@wesleyreyes3505]

EAT YOUR CEREAL

[@annafowdy]

[Terry:] “Oi! Movie's over! Go home!" [Me:] “We _are_ home!"

[@nickgadson266]

That’s what I said.

[@user-xu2io4gi7d]

The reason terry says that is because this movie was written before theaters shut down.

[@sporklezstuff_moved_to_tt]

@@user-xu2io4gi7d it was a joke-

[@cenc3n783]

🤪😜🤣😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@AISciFiStories]

Are you though? Are you REALLY home? Think about it

[@rMeghann]

One of the room numbers in the hospital hallway is P742W - which, to me, definitely said “P. Sherman 42 ..” from Finding Nemo

[@silasmowers]

Woah, nice catch! That sounds right.

[@gabyneznegron8684]

W = Wallaby way I also saw the reference... it's straight up an easter egg of nemo

[@wesleyreyes3505]

Eat your cereal

[@lxndon4570]

I don't know if anyone noticed this but at the start of the movie the name of joe's classroom is B213 maybe a trick instead of A113 since they thought everyone would look their. So they played a little trick.

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Definitely, I saw that and thought where's the A113?! 😂

[@Noobmaster-cz9gm]

Soul is Pixar’s 23rd film

[@gerlad_9026]

wrong their

[@user-br6ct5rw9s]

There*

[@GeeklyGoods]

Ooooo nice spot!

[@justingarrett2239]

When they were trying pizza there was the broccoli pizza in the background from inside out. And Curly, the drummer, is played by real life drummer from the roots, Questlove. Curly even uses the drum sticks that Questlove created and uses in real life. And ironically Curly is bald, but when you see Joe's memory of him teaching Curly as a kid, he has Questlove's signature afro.

[@georgewalford7027]

Just before Joe falls down the manhole, he walks by a hardware store with nails all over the ground. On the upper right is a sign that says: SALE 9in Nails. This is a reference to the music, which is scored by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross. Also Known as Nine Inch Nails.

[@cait3666]

This movie was great but I feel like it wasn’t meant to be a kids film but a work of art

[@playboi_vinny]

I'm 10 and I really loved it, it made me think! And its not trying to be crappy cash grab.

[@silasmowers]

Yes, they seemed to be experimenting with different animation styles, and deeper meanings to life that might just fly over kids heads.

[@CCrispyyy]

My 5 year old and 3 year old love the cat and 22, they’ve asked to watch it multiple times. The message goes right over their heads though but they still have fun watching

[@TheNumberJuan45]

Well that’s kinda how it is, there made for kids to enjoy but also for teens or adults to understand more about it

[@erickang1098]

My 4 year old son told me after the movie, with tears, “dad, that was a cinematic masterpiece.” Definitely suitable for all ages.

[@finlaywatt6210]

There’s a Easter egg well I think when the girl that he teaches is telling him why she’s quitting at the fort is exactly like I’m UP when Russel is trying to speak to the old man

[@majesticsunset8184]

My favorite part though is when they credit the cast. "Counselor Jerry," is thrown around there about six times which I found hilarious! I expected a "Curly hair Jerry, straight hair jerry," or something along those lines xD

[@jaketaller8567]

I’m pretty sure the Pizza Rat reference was also referencing Ratatouille, since the rat kind of reminds me of Remy.

[@Remixedknightyt]

I agree

[@Jeg08.]

I dont think so I think it was just the new york one with the photo, but I beg to differ

[@jb6725]

no its a referance to a notorious rat that was filmed dragging a slice of pizza down some stairs

[@moon47underground]

@@jb6725 lmao fr niggas be thinking to hard

[@Jeg08.]

@@jb6725 yea

[@SarahSharpe1231]

Woah. Just realized something. So, YES, I did sit through the entire credits and heard Terry's final line. When I was reviewing the movie on Instagram immediately after finishing it, I said that, of all people, Ferris Bueller summarizes the message of this movie the best: "Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it." THAT'S PROBABLY WHY PIXAR DECIDED TO REFERENCE THAT VERY MOVIE IN THE POST-CREDITS GAG!!!!!

[@SilverCookie412]

I like how the Hall of Everything is basically Pixar's external hard drive for background assets

[@sydneychristensen5956]

When it goes through Dr Bjorn Bjorgensen’s life, you can see the Walt and Mickey statue, although it is shaped as Dr Bjorgensen and a child (since he was a family therapist.)

[@deathdefying1472]

I think that Soul is my favorite Pixar movie now Also merry late Christmas everyone

[@PussInBootsTheLastWishFan2003]

I agree

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Merry Christmas and so glad you enjoyed the movie!

[@gnarly.bulblax]

Same, right above Ratatouille

[@skylafym]

Yess that movie was awesome

[@freddyxd4612]

This Movie is Amazing!

[@jeffthekiller8958]

No it sucks so bad bruh

[@connormacmillan2803]

Indeed it was

[@bforbomb4640]

Bro I loved the animation and the voice acting

[@jeffthekiller8958]

@@bforbomb4640 nah the animation was shit and the voices where dull and boring

[@wishagoodfluffyhoneylovego4657]

Based on a true story told 3 years ago so of course it is. Lol

[@MissSalazar]

You may have said this and I just missed it, but in the pizza scene, you can see some broccoli pizza slices from Inside Out

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Awesome spot!

[@datonemosasaurus4522]

The hall of everything really lives up to its name

[@siriusly_subtle]

Call me crazy, but when 22 changed their voice.. doesn’t the first voice sound close to Mr. Fredricksen from Up?? Great job on this video! This movie was indeed a masterpiece!

[@silasmowers]

I believe so, and also I think the second one is supposed to be young Dory from Finding Dory

[@briannadegrasse9121]

I came here to say this

[@heatherchandler5213]

I heard it too, she also changes her face in a way that makes it look like Mr. Fredrickson's

[@ashthebae9425]

I came to this video looking for proof that she changed M into him for a quick second

[@datonemosasaurus4522]

THATS WHAT I SAID

[@Bazzookie]

I imagine of the "easter eggs" involving objects are likely just reusing assets to save time lmao. Why spend important time developing new 3d models to fill the background of an environment, when you can simply throw in old assets to fill the space.

[@jadepimentel1482]

That's exactly what I was thinking. 3d animation takes a lot of work.

[@douglasmims5090]

Yeah "is likely a shoutout to" got old and lazy after a few seconds

[@Nugcon]

Nothing says that it couldn't be both.

[@carlosperezdelema]

In the good dinosaur there is a fucking asteroid shaped like the puzza truck, it's not only reusing it's also an easter egg.

[@nitrokitz6238]

Whta

[@Nicaiskingkong804]

Let's talk about how this pizza truck delivers everywhere

[@fod-der]

Grind never quit

[@PinguinodelRio]

They got a REALLY big delivery radius

[@nicolechilds1077]

Awesome! Thank you! My son also noticed the brocolli pizza in Soul as well which is a nod to inside out. Enjoy your content! Happy new year!

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

That's brilliant, thanks! You too! :-)

[@ramondiazcolodrero2000]

At the start of the film, when Joe's students are playing, you can see a kid in a red hoodie playing the guitar, similar to Miguelito from Coco.

[@AISciFiStories]

Wasn’t the voice, “I can sound like this if I wanted to.” The grandpa from up? ThTs literally the ONLY Easter egg I found when watching the movie haha but I could be wrong.

[@unrellated]

The subway train that Joe and 22 board has the number 2319, the number that everyone in Monster's Inc yells when a human contaminant gets into the factory.

[@JD-uz1pp]

The soul that says "I dunno" at the the beginning of the movie when Joe asked why they weren't running is the same exact "I dunno" line delivery found in Inside Out during the credit sequences. The sequence where we go into the head of the emo girl working at the pizza shop. Her emotions ask what they were all mad about and then they all responded "I dunno."

[@radiatorspringsnetwork]

This is a fantastically done video! Chapeau for this extremely detailed work! I always look out for easter eggs - especially the Pizza Planet Truck - but I didn't even spot this one in the scene.

[@leighak5688]

Its probably just me but I find it so calming when Jerry says "Quiet Coyote"

[@croago]

I need to know how the cat came back to life when it’s soul went to the afterlife!

[@petergresh516]

One of the accountants probably figured that it wasn't the cat's time yet, so the cat's soul was prevented from entering the Great Beyond. When Joe wakes up in the subway station, we see the cat happily returning to its owner, showing that the cat's soul was correctly returned to its body.

[@derricka.3206]

Don't ya know? Cats have nine lives.

[@CapitaoAmerica737]

@@petergresh516 Terry doesn't make mistakes. All she does is count. The count shouldn't be there.

[@jaxoncale6278]

Another Easter egg I found was in the credits. At 1:39:33 on Disney+, the credits show that it was created and produced at Pixar Studios in Emeryville, California, but below that there is some subtext “...And in homes at least six feet away from each other throughout the Bay Area” this is obviously a nod to COVID-19 and i thought it was pretty cool! Edit: fixed the timestamp because I typed it a minute off :)

[@turtlemcpurtle9665]

in the credits you can see 2 new souls playing by one jumping on the other like the pixar logo and 3 new souls bumping into each other like in the short For The Birds

[@RachelScheibel]

A little detail that I loved was that the Production Babies were titled Recent You Seminar Graduates ☺️

[@zyrealo.c5806]

Another Easter egg: When Joe and 22 are getting acquainted and they eat the pizza that passes through them. You can see on the shelf behind them the broccoli pizza from Inside Out.

[@swiatowidciesslak6249]

You missed one thing: When 22 eats pizza for the first time, he/she splits into few figures of herself/himself, all in different colours. Clear reference to Emotions from Inside out.

[@silasmowers]

I believe the pizza rat is also dead the rat from Riley’s dream in inside out. The one that says “come live with me Riley...”*dead* Also, when 22 is demonstrating how she can change her voice, she changes her voice and appearance to look and sound like Carl Fredrickson and young Dory.

[@OnlyShadowkin]

the sign on the wall, about sewing mending the soul could also be a nod to Merida and the Queen and how she has to mend the tapestry her mother made, by sewing it back together to turn her mother back into a human. Just something I thought I would throw out in case you missed the connection. Thanks for the Video! I always enjoy hearing you explain things.

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Thank you and that's a great spot on the sewing reference!

[@oliviaeades5626]

I think I need to pay attention more to movies

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

LOL, once you start looking you won't be able to stop!

[@Vickys_World8050]

I love how they wait for him to fall down the hole AND THEN zoom in to the Refrance

[@johncams8933]

Even the director of Soul himself might miss some of these 😂

[@JessyDarko]

The dog that barks at Joe as he's about to fall down the manhole resembles the dog from The Secret Life of Pets. I don't believe TSLOP is a Disney/Pixar movie, but the dog looks a lot like the one in that movie.

[@erickurquidez8944]

When Jerry said "Go home!" I replied with "I already am"

[@brilliant_cb]

"Oke guys, we have a huge hall to fill" "What about, fill it with 3D models from past movies?" "Approved"

[@sidewayspencer]

At one point they pass a hardware store with a sign advertising a sale on nine-inch nails. This is a reference to Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross of Nine Inch Nails doing the soundtrack for the film.

[@stingy8359]

I love how she repeats the scene of joe getting bodied to point out Easter eggs 😭

[@coolguyyy9071]

I loved this movie!! Btw Merry late Christmas Flicks And The City!!

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Thank you! Merry Christmas to you!

[@carlososorio1046]

In the beginning scene in Joe Gardners class room there's a student with a red hoodie playing a guitar. A reference to Coco.

[@MmDisney200]

So cool, always look forward to your videos! I barely caught any of these watching 😂

[@fiazrahman4552]

I haven’t written a full in-depth review for a movie in a long time but Soul left me with a lot to say. Let me just get something out of the way first. I was really excited for this movie and went in with high expectations! I love Pixar pretty much all their movies other than a few. I also generally like animation movies because I mostly grew up with them and it’s been cool over the years seeing animation for these movies get better and better! I’m also a big fan of this movie’s director Pete Doctor! The man knows how to make beautiful and compelling movies and stories that are often really emotional! From Up to Inside Out and Monsters Inc. He knows the work and you could argue he perfected it. So I went in into this movie with a lot of high expectations, one of them being that I predicted that Soul may be my favourite movie from the entire year! Cause when I heard about the premise of the movie I was super intrigued and I felt like I resonated with it. I’m happy to say that this is a movie a lot of people will resonate with and connect with and even I resonated with it at some of its messages. Soul for me felt like one of Pixar’s most ambitious films yet. It’s wildly different then what you would expect from a family animated movie. I would argue that this movie is aimed at adults or students who are looking for explanations or purposes In their life. That’s how mature it is, and I think if young kids would watch this movie they wouldn’t like it and it would be far from them being able to understand this story and the messages it presents. This movie is really complex, deep, intimate, personal and unfortunately too complicated for its own good. I personally might have a disadvantage with understanding the story of this movie because I find myself often getting confused and not understanding what the filmmakers and writers of movies want to convey to me. So that might be an issue with me and not the movie’s but, I was pretty confused with the story and everything that is presented. Nonetheless, let me go back on how bold this movie is though because I honestly wasn’t expecting this from Pixar. This movie has a lot of layers it explores, it’s fast-paced at just ninety minutes and wildly different from anything else in its field. So it’s important to give credit where credits due. I didn’t even get started on how breathtaking and incredible the animation for this movie is. I could say so much more on the level of detail Pixar and their entire team put into with there animation for this movie. The movie was also unexpected at times when it gave me vibes from the movie Freaky Friday and how the events from this movie were similar to that movie at parts. It also had great music that it presented, astonishing world-building and well-realized characters that you end up caring for. Overall Soul was one of the most unique movies Pixar has to offer. With a dense and compacted plot and messages that will leave audiences pondering long after its over, humour that works for most of the time, clever dialogue, characters with a lot of personalities and just gorgeous animation makes Soul one of the best movies of the year. Unfortunately for me though I felt like I couldn’t appreciate and grasp all the messages, morals and the overall story that the movie had to offer. That’s alright though because I still had an amazing time with Soul!

[@FaithResurge]

What don't you understand? It's a movie about the meaning of life

[@fiazrahman4552]

@@FaithResurge did you read my entire review?

[@FaithResurge]

Yeah. You said you can't grasp the concept

[@JulezX.X]

Watching Disney movies & then finding all the easter eggs is legitimately becoming my favourite thing to do lol

[@FelipeMach]

Great material. Congrats. The truck from the company "Move It" also appears in the short film Out, released on Disney Plus over the Sparkshots brand.

[@SebfanV5]

The Pixar movie with the MOST EASTER EGGS EVER!! COOOOOOOOLLLLLLL

[@leggo_my_eggo_please9051]

I was just wondering does having the film stream digitally help your process of finding these Easter eggs? Like you could pause and rewind it compared to having to watch it in one sitting in the movie theater (or waiting till there’s a digital copy of it).

[@leggo_my_eggo_please9051]

Oh also I hope u had a great Christmas :)

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Yes of course definitely helps to find more than usual at a theatrical release! Although I've been doing this for years so you get used to constantly looking for references and details in the background. But yes I watched the film twice before making the video.

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

@@leggo_my_eggo_please9051 Hope you had a lovely Christmas too! And Happy New Year for tonight! :-)

[@awesomechannel257]

I thought the statue of the whale was supposed to be the whale from finding Nemo

[@bloodyvermillion2259]

theres actually a 3rd A113 ref in the movie. when Terry hits a key on the piano, its the A1 key, and the piano is detuned to 113 Hz. Very clever! Theres another easter egg in the credits where one of the little souls spins around really quickly just like Eva did in WALL-E.

[@calebmesman9304]

There’s another reference in the subway where a train pulls up, it’s train number 2319 and there’s also a logo that looks similar to the Monster’s Inc logo on the train

[@griffingiboney891]

Was just about to comment this! I’m glad I wasn’t the only one to spot it!

[@yakotorres5098]

The move it truck is actually from the pixar sparkshort Out

[@sunfloweralkh]

The most amazing and jaw-dropping piece of information is that Sid from Toy story was the kid who collected the garbage in Toy story 3! Mind blooown!

[@petergresh516]

The Jerry's and Terry resemble the MacOS Finder icon. It's widely suspected that the finder icon is influenced by the work of the cubist artist Pablo Picasso. Cubism essentially is about representing lots of different viewpoints of a subject all at once so rather than taking a strict photographic approach to showing a face, the cubist believe that you can get a truer, more complete representation of that person by showing their face from all sorts of different angles, showing different moods or different points in time too.

[@spooncastro]

I now have a deeper understanding of cubism and I thank you

[@rachelconnel-blake9526]

They beforehand kinda reminded me of Picasso's art

[@CASSIOPEIAMASHUPS]

This was so in depth omg! I loved it!

[@DusTV]

6:30 I feel like this was a reference to the "Haunted Mansion" one of Disney's live action films also inspired by the famous ride at various Disney Theme Parks, where there's a psychic with only a head caled "Madam Lionet".

[@luishenrique7602]

So complete!!! 😍❤😍❤ Thank you!!!

[@IAmJonnariffic]

I can rarely spot barely any Easter Eggs, so thanks for making these videos.

[@lucythecbckidsfan8200]

5:52 I cracked up at this bit 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@lunaarc23]

Johnny Cash's, Queen Elizabeth, Babe Ruth, Stephine Hawking and Prince Rogers Nelson name's are also in this! 5:39

[@ThePixarist]

7:32 compare this voice to the guy handing out awards at the Wilderness Explorers Ceremony at the end of Up. I think this is Pete Docter, not Ratzenberger.

[@hellojari07]

Great stuff thx

[@TP35YT]

Note the trolley had Powell and Hyde which is an actual trolley in SF 3:28

[@mollybinford5414]

there is a section in the credits reel where it lists a set of names as “recent you seminar graduates” which i’m assuming is a list of production babies ☺️ this is super cute

[@dearmonae]

in the first few minutes of the movie, while Joe was teaching, the girl who is good at the trombone sucks up 5 colored candies. I instantly thought of inside out.

[@arianis7866]

To be honest, even before I watched the movie, the first thing that came to my mind was Inside Out🤔

[@MsDisneylandlover]

This is great bc I knew there were easter eggs but not sure how to spot them lol. Thanks for this very fun.

[@judyradin]

Hall of everything had everything but i wasn’t paying attention then lol

[@DaAuraWolf]

I also think 22 could be a reference to “catch 22” - a dilemma or difficult circumstance from which there is no escape because of mutually conflicting or dependent conditions. Kinda like how it was for Joe’s journey in the film because he’s dead and was trying to find a way to go back to earth afterwards.

[@niluhey8430]

So amazing 💙

[@UnclePhil73]

The seamstress Joe kisses in his mom’s shop looks a lot like Edna from The Incredibles.

[@jeronimocordobamajuelo9182]

Totally right! Same hairdo and similar glasses :)

[@lepepite1283]

So the album being in onward from an artist on earth would support that onward takes place on earth

[@2trikay]

Great video- lots of great catches!!!

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

Thank you very much!

[@AISciFiStories]

So good!!!

[@BoltTheSunken2407]

4:19 Correction: That's not Everett, Everett is a plane based off of the 747 that McQueen flies on on their trip to Tokyo.

[@eclipsewaves]

Finally, Wall-E getting a cameo in Soul.

[@_thunderbird]

That guy on the road to the great beyond with bangs and said like what ever or something looks A LOT like the “perfect boyfriend” from Inside Out who says that they’ll die for Riley.

[@IAmJonnariffic]

I’m so glad these videos exist because I could never spot a handful of these, never mind all of them!

[@unnown1521]

"Move it" is ALSO the moving trucks name in the Pixar short, OUT

[@traviszander]

Terri / Jerri design is probably a reference to the classic Mac OS logo of the face on the monitor. They normally have Apple / Steve Jobs referenced in their movies.

[@CitoLion]

In the Hall of Everything there's a red and white rocket that takes off. That rocket is from Pizza Planet!

[@GeeklyGoods]

Holy smokes I didn't notice half of these... the lamp seemed so obvious I'm actually surprised to have missed it!

[@georgehater8370]

Wow. The hall of everything has everything.

[@behindtheanimatorsdesk]

OMG THERE WAS SOOOO MUCH I MISSED!!!!!! 😱😱😱😱

[@7ev3rDr39m]

In this movie Joe breathes! This may be a reference to Carl from Pixar's Up because he also seems to breathe now and then.

[@robertearhart4316]

When most of your comments begin with "may be" and "could be," they're likely not Easter eggs and only reused digital models. Several of these were a reach. But I do appreciate the highlights of several things I overlooked.

[@viralpatil406]

One important Easter egg you missed which is the Walt Disney and Mickey like statue of dr.bojorn and his father in the finding spark from memory scene with 22.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

This was such a blessing so enjoy this movie was outstanding.

[@noviranger239]

I think 22 should've been named *2319*

[@veridia_]

I don't get it. Why?

[@babyphat002]

Monsters inc!

[@griffingiboney891]

2319 was actually in the movie!! It was the number of the Subway that Joe and the cat took!

[@veridia_]

@@griffingiboney891 oh cool I didn't know. I think they named it 22 firstly cause it's a short name and second because soul is pixar's 22 film

[@pmauricew3]

It really is the hall of everything

[@BooBop1987]

Good Video My Friend!

[@hoskinsfilms6227]

In "Soul", you may have noticed that there is grass in some of the scenes. Those are likely a nod to Monsters University because that movie also had grass in it. Coincidence? I think not.

[@joeldean2485]

The wall was brown, that’s a reference to Russell from up because he liked chocolate and chocolate is brown

[@ultrasonic736]

In the scene where they are trying to eat pizza in the soul world you can see broccoli pizza, probably a reference to Inside Out.

[@hpower2008]

Thanks so much for the video!! I was trying to find Easter Eggs and it was so hard You have a good eye

[@FlicksAndTheCity]

You're welcome, Henry! Happy to help! :-)

[@hpower2008]

When Lightyear comes out can you find the references? 🐱

[@RtBoat]

Did you catch the guitar the guy that was playing in the subway?!