Grown Men Cry Watching *INSIDE OUT* For First Time

[@vitabellainc]

I’m alil surprised you guys didn’t get the theme of the movie. You need sadness to feel joy. It’s impossible to be happy all of the time. Sadness just makes you appreciate the things you have in your life. Joy wouldn’t have been able to fix Riley because Riley was faking her positivity. Which is unhealthy. Toxic Positivity is when you feel sad or depressed but act happy. You need to feel your emotions to move onto happiness

[@m00n_y]

exactly! I love the exploration of Sadness not being a bad emotion in general; Sadness needs to co-exist with Joy and other emotions to make a person appreciate the good things in life as well as be able to empathize with other people. Only forcing yourself to be happy and repressing your sadness will lead to emotional immaturity and the inability to be vulnerable and introspective, so being able to feel more complex (mixtures of) emotions is the key to understanding yourself :) this movie will seriously never fail to make me cry and has such a great message!

[@lov1na716]

people trash on sadness way too much that its obvious that they paid no attention to the point of the movie

[@bidishah]

Ugh just started this video and I'm already disappointed that they're not gonna get it. Sigh.

[@kaylalewis2434]

repression but yea i kinda hate when people react to inside out bc either everyone craps on sadness and/or misses the message and i hate when they call joy the best character she was practically the villain lol.

[@another421]

@@lov1na716 That's the best when people trash on sadness throughout the movie (portrayed as annoying tbh) then get to the part where joy has shared realization sadness was actually helping the whole time watching them sob "oh fuck..."

[@BertDaMonkey]

This was the last movie I ever watched with my grandma before she passed, this movie will always remind me of her

[@kaylaseven]

core memory for you :')

[@emilymeyers6069]

Dang. This movies already depressing

[@gracieasmr6174]

Awwwe❤️❤️

[@NickandCory]

That’s incredibly sweet. I hope we didn’t tarnish your fond memories 😊

[@VRSDuelin]

@@NickandCory Nick this is Timmy. Cory if you’re reading this please tell Nick to let me out of the basement. I’ve served my time here I’m sorry for scamming you guys I’m sick and tired of eating dead animals and leaves. Jonathon didn’t make it to far it’s been 5 days since you guys last checked up on us I have to eat his remains please bring more food. And my Christmas wish is to have real food like maybe some bread and filtered water. Thank you for considering.

[@rachellevine9160]

“Thank you for sharing with the class, now sit in your seat and stfu.” Lmao Nick and Cory are friendship goals!!

[@bottleblonde8170]

"she's too young to be depressed" me, who had her first depressive episode at age 10: 👁👄👁

[@youyeedyourlasthaw]

Lol literally

[@kuivia]

lmao same before i even was a teen i wasn't planning on making it past 18

[@heyyyyouuu493]

My 8 year old self like 😀

[@amymxi]

me who was hospitalized for a mental health illness at 11 🧍🏻‍♀️😂😂

[@Iwastoolatetochangemyhandle]

I told my mom I wanted to die at the ripe old age of 6

[@StoryMing]

Sadness wasn’t being incompetent. Riley was missing her old home, and that needed to be expressed (not repressed). Sadness was “having a breakdown”, because she had a job to do, and she was not being allowed to do it. Point being - if a feeling is blocked from showing in one way… it _will_ come out in another. And her bedroom was not in the attic, it was just upstairs. They were in the middle of moving, they didn’t have time to shop among all the other logistics that had to be dealt with, and mattresses aren’t cheap. It would be one thing if all the furniture were permanently gone, but the moving van was due to arrive within a week, and a kid can survive camping out in a sleeping bag for a couple of nights. That’s what sleeping bags are for. Also- you’ve never seen this movie but you instantly recognize Bing Bong?

[@gloriebluestein9721]

They said they've seen the movie before. It's only a 1st watch for the other guy. That's how he knew Bing bong

[@Me-bd7qt]

yea they're dumb

[@bhavanijayant526]

⁠​⁠@@gloriebluestein9721I mean u can’t blame them it’s probably been a while

[@lov1na716]

I think the reason why the islands broke down so easily is because the core memories got removed. small things like Riley being jealous and mad at her friend most likely happened a thousand times but the core memory was there to stabilise it. but without the core memories, the islands are so unstable that they break only cause of one small thing

[@Rosegirl398]

Good theory

[@horrormovielover]

nick being a girl dad would actually warm my heart cory being a parent would actually be a good parent lol

[@itzmehDevi]

Technically it was Joy's fault not Sadness' that they fell into the memory lane and left headquarters There was a core memory and it was sad and not happy like usual.. Which is normal for a person to have important memories that are not just happy..So Joy should not have taken or tried to remove the core memory..Which leads to her stopping Sadness from doing the right thing..Storing the core memories..which eventually leads them getting beamed up

[@Rosegirl398]

Exactly. She didn’t realize Sadness’ importance until her lowest point. Then when Riley was refusing to feel her emotions, Joy told Sadness that she was the only one who could stop Riley and shortly after, lets Sadness touch them and help Riley express her true feelings after everything, thus when her parents are hugging her, Sadness helps add Joy to the feelings, creating the first mixed core memory for Riley

[@itzmehDevi]

@@Rosegirl398 yepp

[@danidelasull]

Best way to see how important sadness is.. someone you love dies and because sadness isn't one of your core emotions you feel nothing. Like a psychopath.

[@whitewolf7075]

More like a sociopath, psychopaths feel some emotions, just not “good” ones like remorse and fear (for the sake of other people).

[@hiimsky4381]

I think sadness’s breakdown and touching all the memories is what is supposed to happen naturally, but joy views it as bad because she thinks joy is a more important emotion. But Riley has had a lot of changes in her life - moving, losing friends, etc. so she’s supposed to be and allowed to be sad. So all of her past happy memories are now a bit sad because they’re in the past and won’t get to happen again. Shes not too young to be a bit depressed. She’s going through a lot.

[@ju2545]

Is that why Sadness felt the need to keep touching the memories and get out of her circle when Joy told her not to?

[@alexelion7084]

@@ju2545 Exactly, Riley needed to feel sad, because she did hurt over moving and losing everything there. But because Joy wouldn't let Sadness do her job, Riley repressed her emotions, and because she still hurt this resulted in Riley not being to feel sadness or joy and instead being moody and falling into a mild form of depression

[@muchuchuroo]

Riley is trying to stay happy and positive all the time just like how Joy is trying to keep sadness away. Where in real life it's normal to feel sad, you can't have a rainbow without rain.

[@laryssamacedo3507]

I had the same thought about the islands when I watched it for the first time. I was like, “Why did that fall so fast?” But I stopped and thought about it, and it makes sense actually. The Goofy island, and all the other islands, fell with just one bad memory because it didn't have the core memory. Without the core memory, there's no way to have an island. (Sorry for my bad English🥹)

[@Jayrod-qb3zb]

I thought your English was perfect tbh.

[@laryssamacedo3507]

@@Jayrod-qb3zb thank you!🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@Visual_Gene]

The English is fantastic! So proud

[@lov1na716]

i commented this too before i saw your comment and now it looks like I stole your idea, I'm sorry!

[@laryssamacedo3507]

@@lov1na716 don’t worry, that’s ok🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@emilyy8074]

this movie came out when i was the main character's age and going through a tough time, its really one of the best animated disney movies

[@itzmehDevi]

It makes sense that Riley will be sad thinking of all the happy memories in the past as she moved and she cannot have those happy moments again

[@hiimsky4381]

Exactly she’s going through a big change in her life

[@itzmehDevi]

@@hiimsky4381 yepp

[@marinad]

How did you not get the entire point of an animated children’s movie y’all💀💀

[@hewhomustnotbenamed2864]

Imagine being sad over the death of a loved one then have Cory tell you "Kill your sadness" 😂

[@sasa.855]

Watch grown men finally understand the full complexities of emotions. Yes, even sadness.

[@kaylaseven]

😂😂😂

[@starheartskull15]

it’s always fun seeing grown 30-70 year old men finally understand the concepts we discovered as preteen girls lol

[@sumaiyaalotaibi1208]

how would you have empathy without saddness and how will you be able to expeariance joy without saddness . life is about ups and downs

[@Rosegirl398]

I believe the reason Sadness was able to remove the idea was because Riley felt a bit of sadness when she finally realized what she was doing and how heavy the consequences would be

[@HenryLoenwind]

It was because Sadness was the only viable emotion at that point. Riley could not have felt any other emotion, which is symbolised by the console not reacting to the others. It may seem that any emotion could use the console at any point, but that's not true. They can only take over when it's possible for Riley to feel that emotion. At this point, Riley is deep into depression, which locks out all the others, but she's not so far gone that Sadness is locked out, too.

[@bidishah]

Disappointed to see how they just don't get the point of the story and why Sadness is so important. Ugh.

[@Sam-lb8xs]

Not just important, ESSENTIAL.

[@ankeeno]

9:30 yeah, this is how memory works actually, memories change according to things that happen after the event, it's completely normal & happens to all of us (thx to university for teaching me some fun stuff)

[@marissak6664]

I personally feel that when you watch this movie, especially when you have children it really hits hard. I cry really hard whenever I watch this movie. And as a parent it's a nice reminder of all the hard shit kids go through on a daily basis.

[@kaylaseven]

:( i don't have kids but i agree!

[@RS-bn1ty]

Don’t have kids but I do remember how hard it was being one especially with a bunch of family trauma and school on top of it?? Oh man! And kids today have tons of social media apps when I had MySpace and Facebook lol I imagine their image of themselves gets harder and harder to accept when social media is influencing them they’re not perfect enough

[@Blahwoof85]

Dagnabbit, Cory. I was all ready to cry over Bing Bong again but you made it a funny moment with your humor.

[@Neevkl_7]

I remember watching this in theaters and there were a bunch of teenage boys behind me crying their eyes out at bing bongs death

[@tanchormay6447]

Even though they are making silly commentaries, im still tearing up from all the scenes on inside out. This movie is really an animated masterpiece❤

[@fasjacobsen6569]

- Why is sadness so powerful? - What! Cory, that's a great question for older minds. min 14:30 Yep.

[@horrormovielover]

this is an interesting choice tbh. didn’t think they’d react to this but i’m excited!!

[@hiimsky4381]

Joy is the villain because she thinks she’s the most important emotion - like toxic positivity, we have to react to anything with joy. But it’s okay to feel mad or sad when things in life change - like moving, losing friends, heartbreak, etc. so by her controlling every thing and antagonizing sadness for just being herself is really villain moves. The moral of the story is that all of the emotions are important at different times. How we react to them is probably the bigger lesson for real kids, and that we want to have healthy coping skills so that we aren’t toxic to other people when we’re sad, scared, angry, etc.

[@Sam-lb8xs]

I get the sense that you two are missing the point: we NEED sadness. Without Sadness, how can you expect to develop empathy without understanding and relating to the pain of another person or truly understand what joy is without that contrast??? Sadness exists to help us process pain and to signal to others, "I'm struggling. Please help me!" Sadness was helping Riley from the beginning, by helping her deal with her grief, even if Sadness herself didn't yet understand that. Subconsciously, Sadness was the only one of the emotions who understood that Riley was grieving for her life in Minnesota and wanted to go home. That's why she could turn the yellow (joyous) memories blue (sad): because those days are over and Riley has to mourn them. Sadness was just doing her job, even if she herself didn't understand it yet. Sadness was the only one of the emotions who could remove the idea to run away because she would make Riley realize that running away is a bad idea; her house is sold, her friend has moved on, she'd be on her own, her parents would go crazy worrying about her. She was also the only one who could pull her from her depression (the malfunctioning console) because, in my own experience since I was 13, Sadness is what has pulled me out of depression after trying to stifle it. The main emotions that you feel in depression are Anger, Fear, and Disgust, not Sadness so much; you can't feel joy and you can't deal with Sadness or Joy because it hurts too much. When you finally confront Sadness after pushing it down, it hurts like nothing else but you have to rip off the bandage, you have to deal with your pain. Don't berate Sadness when it was really Joy's fault that she and Sadness were expelled from Headquarters; as far as Joy was concerned, "sadness" is something to be avoided and couldn't bear the idea of a sad Core Memory. Joy has bullied Sadness from the beginning because she didn't understand Sadness' purpose (neither did Sadness) until the end of the movie and saw Sadness as a killjoy while Joy reasoned that she herself was the end goal until she learned that she's not. Sadness is a normal, vital emotion; pain has to go somewhere when it's not expressed in healthy, constructive ways.

[@evukos]

AHHHHH this is my fav movie and you guys are one of my fav KZbin channels so this is a perfect combo for me!

[@seattlecryptid]

Cory's "if you had an imaginary friend, why not make him a super hero" reminded me that the movie Paper Man exists with Ryan Reynolds playing a blond, superman style imaginary friend.

[@anakhanair_]

3:14 Glad you figured it out,cause that would have bothered me as well not knowing what you were talking about.

[@habibahbegum2803]

you guys should watch the Glory a korean drama series that drama is really popular its about a victim of bullying who was subjected to torture and violence by her school bullies seeks to get revenge on her bullies as adults its insane

[@kellymatafin6615]

YESSSSS

[@ellieyorke]

YES YES YES I LOVE THAT DRAMA

[@CUPIDHEARTSBABES]

Absolutely they should!!!!

[@1uuw]

FRRRR

[@emilymeyers6069]

I don’t think I’ve ever seen nick and Cory not drinking 😭

[@babieangeljeno1656]

This movie is amazing, and it's sad that some people are watching this and still lack emotional intelligence. From the very start, I already felt some kind of bond and relatedness with Sadness, while feeling uncomfortable and irritated with Joy whenever she did something towards Sadness, I hated how she kept Sadness from doing her job; it's a reference to toxic happiness. Basically gaslighting yourself to be happy all the time, when in reality, it's okay to be sad and cry about things.

[@whitewolf7075]

I personally felt the opposite, it just seemed so vulnerable to me. I think that’s what it was. Sadness made Riley vulnerable and cry in class, I would literally die if I did that. I never cry infront of anyone. I hold my breath and cry quietly. Feeling happiness comes with feeling sadness, but when you’re sad all of the time, being happy feels wrong.

[@sasa.855]

I realize they’re making jokes, and this is a Disney movie and it’s not that deep but I wonder if they actually think the problem is because she’s sleeping in the attic in a sleeping bag. It’s because she misses her home and her parents didn’t adequately prepare her and told her to instead push down her emotions and be happy for their dad‘s new job. She didn’t get to process. It’s not About sleeping in a sleeping bag. admittedly, it makes it worse but it’s not that, obviously.

[@oshynturner4202]

You need sadness to 'appreciate' joy, which is why sadness was an important part of Riley's life. And the chaos was both Joys and Sadnesses fault (mostly sadness) bc Joy was overly selfish, core memories were important even if it was a sad one, Joy said herself how important they were, but she wouldn't let Sadness's core memory in bc it wasn't her own emotion. They wouldn't have gotten lost had joy let the core memories go where it belonged. and Sadness (maybe) would not have been that way had Joy let her be in charge at times because joy would let everyone except Sadness have a turn with Riley's emotions (With good intentions) but still.

[@ellie8468]

Yayy i love inside outtt. Glad you reacted to this!! ❤

[@sophiaisabelle027]

We will always support you. Keep working hard no matter what.

[@philosophicalphoenix369]

I wish you guys would do more stuff in general, because your reactions are a source of Joy (or at least sick humor)

[@bhawanayadav485]

do u guys know INSIDE OUT 2 is coming soon and it's even better. So excited for part 2 🤗🤗

[@1Lanavis1]

I will forever judge the parents for not giving her a dang bed. I don't remember if they had a bed, but if the parents had a bed, they are horrible. They should have slept in the attic and gave their daughter the bed until her bed arrived. Or just buy her a dang bed.

[@vanta6lack]

Nick's mug says "As I suspected I was right all along". Cute :)

[@oceanella319]

i moved like 7 or 8 times within 10 years and i loved it so much. i havent moved since 2020 i miss it.

[@evukos]

also, most of your brain actually doesn't do anything so this giant area of nothingness is actually quite accurate haha.

[@hewhomustnotbenamed2864]

No part of the brain doesn't do anything. The giant nothingness is probably one of the sulci or convoluted areas of the brain. Although the film did say that it's the subconscious.

[@noviembre.rz1]

glad they're not drinking, the dynamic is more interesting this way

[@maloneaqua]

I think sadness is meant to be the most relatable but I have a lot of sympathy for joy

[@komorebi3555]

I didn't have any sympathy for Joy at the start of the movie, she was really controlling and just an ass to Sadness. But glad she got better by the end.

[@lila_claire]

"Fuck San Francisco, that's the moral of the story" -Nick on Inside Out

[@naomifrisart9224]

I never figured that Riley might be nonbinary, but because the dad had all men emotions, the mom all women, and Riley has both she probably is😮

[@makenziesands9555]

“In what world are you joy???” Oh my gosh this made me laugh soooo hard 😂😂😂

[@dbzgotmadness]

Just realized they cut out the entire part of her when she was asleep😐

[@Honey70708]

They were probably telling some other story during the scene 😭💀

[@Abby529]

lol no way i literally watched this movie yesterday

[@GedanJ]

28:00 that caught me way too off guard for the situation at hand-

[@kybean516]

This definitely one of my favorite Disney Movies

[@Diana_1710]

please revisit the haunting of hill house it made me sob and the story will make you hooked and also spooky scary stuff

[@angelocambieri8297]

I feel you didn´t pay the kind of attention this movie deserve, sure both of you said some funny things but like, all the time? just stay quite and get impressed.

[@rosyellis14]

i think goofball island fell so fast because joy and sadness weren't at headquarters

[@harukurumi2747]

Wow, 2 grown men don't even know how emotions work. need to revised the title

[@horrormovielover]

i also am so incredibly sorry for commenting so much but nick and cory asking questions and fhem being answered in 5 minutes or predicting the rest of the movies 🤣 love you guys 🖤 also just watched a johnnie guilbert video and nick saying lost in the sauce triggered it LOL

[@Jiggsdinner]

Pour one out for bing bong

[@amyrodman3752]

Love falls under core emotions, friendship and family. How people express and interpret love depends on their experiences, so it falls under memories

[@messibessi11]

Sadness helps you process events.. she keeps trying to make the memories blue because those are becoming sad memories for Riley. She misses her friends and her old life so those memories are supposed to turn blue her instincts are correct

[@maymayyyy]

they missed half the movie

[@Thecanadianwitch]

inside out and Elemental are my fav pixar movies that pulls on your emotional strings

[@evelynbrungardt7743]

Dude this movie makes me cry everytime, tbh I think it’s because it makes me happy

[@popdaskittles]

Debatable if love is actually a positive emotion.

[@romanandreea7202]

i sobbed.

[@ew5601]

Nick, if it makes you feel any better, I’ve seen this movie multiple times and also didn’t realize it’s where that audio comes from. 😅

[@Liz33991]

I like a lot of your reactions (especially scary movies) and was excited to see y’all’s reaction to This epic movie. But yall didn’t get It and talked over everything so you super didn’t get It :(

[@Aurora-Welch]

I saw this movie in theaters when I was 6 and Now I’m 15. That is Crazy. When I was younger I was a little Rambunctious but I chilled Out as I got older or Maybe it’s the trauma I faced. 1:55 Babies are Crying Straight out of the Womb. Thats Sadness they’re experiencing. 4:15 I actually do like Broccoli, like Cold broccoli.🥦

[@rena-sans]

I tear up every time I watch this. RIP Bing Bong

[@KindredKeepsake]

Bing Bong sacrificing himself and fading away in a dark and lonely trench will NEVER fail to get me. T_T Same for Riley coming home and opening up to her parents about how sad she has been since the move.

[@namuk00]

Y’all did not get the message of the movie 😭

[@nugget3878]

Why they hating sadness so much 😭

[@komorebi3555]

Because just like most people who hate sadness, they didnt understand the whole point of the movie.

[@nugget3878]

@@komorebi3555 but thats the things they watched the whole movie and still hated her lmao

[@localvtuber420]

sadness was so touchy and stuff cuz joy was always suppressing her

[@RS-bn1ty]

How do babies not have emotions 😂 I’m confused by that statement, as someone has babysat multiple cousins and took care of cursed demon robot baby, I do not accept that statement lol

[@cairoklaasen8952]

Nick and Cory has become a MUST everytime I get on KZbin I literally look forward to you're videos ❤️

[@Jayrod-qb3zb]

I was crying while watching this video 😂.

[@emilymeyers6069]

I tend be being like 10 when this came out and I was like can sadness go die 😭

[@analuizafms_]

It's so frustrating how they can't understand anything OMG!!!!! Riley only have 5 basic emotions because they are trying to show how kids life its simpler (and how kids have no uderstaing at how they feel) the island colapsed because she was not feelong neither joy or sadness and she was depressed so she could not see how important those moments were to her. A 11 year old kid being depressed its actually very normal (because hormones and feelong are crazy). Sadness need to exist not only because without sadness you would not see the important of good moments but because feel sad its normal, its necessary, its a way to process things that happen to you. That was such an amazing movie. I saw it was an adult because im old and already an adult when it relesead it but its such important tô show kids they can and SHOULD feel everything, a lot of problems we have as adults its because we dont feel things as kids and then er spend a loooooot of money in therapy to process it

[@ayakamil1891]

This is one of my favorite animated movie I love it

[@lisasreactions7150]

Hi Nick & Cory I'm Really Love Inside Out It's one of My Favorite Disney Movies. I'm crying when Bingbong Gone That Always got me tear up. Inside Out 2 Wasn't My Favorite Movie It's Really Good I'm wasn't into it Because Anxiety she is so scary and creepy to me. But I'm Really Love other new characters. I'm Love Joy and Sadness and Disgust and Anger and Fear They're All My Favorite Characters. Riley Mom Reminds Me of Adult Margo from Despicable Me. 😊😍🥰❤

[@kaylaseven]

nick is an ENGINEER??!?!

[@georgillisortega1892]

You should watch SOUL!!! It will definitely make you cry

[@livrose3567]

The video I didn’t know I needed

[@marinad]

“Can I eat the stocks” I’m dying😂😂😂

[@Annalisaa-re9he]

update guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! please react to Inside Out 2. Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😭😭 you guys will love it

[@drewvaillancourt7205]

How did you miss the ending?? Best part of showing what emotions control dad and mom!

[@rand0m_f3mal3]

I remember watching this when I was a kid😭 I seriously thought stuff like this was actually going on inside my head

[@MsJasperr]

cory!!, stop interrupting nick....and get those pits out ffssss

[@cheyanneburrows2459]

i hate moving so much. it's such a chore and so annoying to me lmao it's probably bc i once had to move 6 times in one school year😭😂

[@onyxjohnsmith211]

I cried

[@rileysblue]

When Nick asks why would anyone go to Nebraska when you live in Nebraska 😂😂 9:00

[@kenny.marie5]

there’s pride and gratitude!!

[@avengersfan949]

Lewis Black plays Anger.

[@VerySourTaste]

yall were sober and still didn't get the point of the movie 😭

[@-beauty5384]

PLEASE watch The Medium! It's a very disturbing movie, but it's really good!

[@lucyamber222]

You should watch terrifier I know you guys would love it

[@TheRokersha]

You should watch "Soul", hits even harder

[@JDSmith2030]

Well y’all should do The Lion King then. That movie was so sad. I can’t watch mufasa’s death.