Inside Out 2 | Final Trailer

[@wingedbluj1674]

I love how Nostalgia has literal rose-tinted glasses

[@LarryDeskPlant]

I didn't notice that, it's a pretty neat detail.

[@zoelindwall637]

Nostalgia reminds me of Betty white .

[@cactus7802]

What does that mean

[@Bukki13]

WAIT THAT'S SO CLEVER-

[@fwoop4848]

@@cactus7802having rose tinted glasses is a phrase, it means to view something better than it actually is/was and not notice the negative aspects

[@xylyntgaming5325]

the fact that nostalgia is a nanny is genius.....

[@trevorlowen6232]

Welcome to emotioncare

[@Pabotheking]

Balls

[@ContagiousSponge]

She looks fun

[@Cheri_Blast]

A nanny with literal rose-tinted glasses Superb character design

[@Slapbattler666]

True

[@123goseries]

Watching this feels like reconnecting with an old friend. Can’t wait to dive back into the emotions and feel all the warmth, joy, and nostalgia!

[@faezaalexa]

Anxiety taking control of everything is the most accurate thing ever

[@TheOneAndOnlyAlainaJo]

Real

[@Harbin_07]

As someone with severe anxiety; yeah, you're right

[@Harbin_07]

Wow bots are already here

[@Harbin_07]

Uhh did I accidentally comment the same thing twice, cause it seems like I have two of them and I can't delete it

[@altinbeqiri6562]

That makes sense

[@BigFella117]

The thing I love about Envy and Embarrassment’s designs is that Envy is small while Embarrassment is big. Just goes to show how those emotions are realistically defined

[@hi-tr1bt]

real like envy is quite literally looking up to the things she envies

[@evanarey8374]

I also love how you took that comment from the other trailer

[@evanarey8374]

@joshuamohlman lol

[@sifaulm.9140]

​@@evanarey8374 yeah, I remember that comment too

[@oncetwice4ever]

Nostalgia too

[@wafflehouse5289]

I actually like how fear and anxiety are two different people. Fear is based on reality, and real danger. Anxiety is absolutely more of an imaginary threat. Anxiety is that little voice in your head that says “Oh.. something bad could happen at any moment” or “everyone hates me, they’re all laughing at me” Fear is “THERES A BEAR RIGHT THERE”

[@Bryson_clements]

Idk how to explain this, but this makes you sound like a therapist. (And I mean that in the best possible way)

[@ssg-eggunner]

I wonder if these two will have any interesting interactions Imagine fear constantly trying to convince anxiety that they are wrong

[@mariaaamir4493]

Soo truee

[@halker13]

Yes, anxiety is irrational fear, like stage fright, there is no real danger. Real fear is keeping you alive from real danger, like fear of heights, darkness or dangerous animals. Anxiety comes in waves during peaceful moments before some events usually, while fear triggers during real danger.

[@Bryson_clements]

@@halker13 All true, but how is fear of the dark a fear to keep you safe?

[@greshaminc156]

I’m glad that they established that the adults got the puberty emotions too. They just kept them backstage most of the time. Overall, IM SO READY FOR THIS!!

[@circe2258]

yeah shows how adults have to suppress/ control emotions like anxiety, boredom etc

[@abubakr8824]

@@circe2258 I think it's more like the emotions in 1st movie were primary but rest of them now are secondary which we always have but are usually heightened in teenage

[@strangeactuallylegume]

Same!!

[@loonzoldick]

yeah, as children we dont have a huge grasp on our emotions, we just feel, the five core are usually present in small children, since we don't have enough life experience, as we grow we experience more and more and that develops more complex feelings, a healthy adult like Riley's parents are supposed to be in control of their emotions

[@SG002]

Me too!

[@A_Gamer12511]

I'm so glad that Anger, Fear, and Disgust are actually getting used in this movie as main characters.

[@ContagiousSponge]

Yeah, I really wanted to see more anger

[@AGamer20.]

How is your name so close to mine 😭 😭

[@agusstine]

​@@AGamer20.It's not rare at all lol

[@AGamer20.]

@@agusstine how so

[@agusstine]

@@AGamer20. I mean, "gamer" it's a common denominator in nicknames, and "A" doesn't need much brain squeeze

[@NothingButAComment]

I hope they make a part 3 and go through her being in a relationship, going to college, getting a job. all those would be great sequels. LOVE this movie.

[@Eldollow-h7x]

I love how the dad is chill ' SHE ONLY GAVE US A GOOD? '' '' That's good enough '' really captured how we think

[@SophiaSpinelli-fp6kw]

Nostalgia helps to evoke a sense of connection to our past, bringing back cherished moments and emotions that can lift our spirits and offer a sense of stability and continuity in an ever-evolving world. It allows us to reflect on experiences that have shaped us and appreciate the journey that has led us to where we are today.

[@SophiaSpinelli-fp6kw]

Nostalgia can also help us stay connected to our roots and identity, giving us a sense of belonging and grounding in a rapidly changing world. It can be a source of inspiration and motivation, reminding us of who we are and where we came from, fueling our drive to move forward and create new memories. Ultimately, nostalgia is a powerful tool that can help us navigate the complexities of life with grace and resilience.

[@MartinaMarchetti-gc6bj]

Nostalgia reminds us of happier times and helps us feel connected to our past, offering a sense of stability and comfort in a world that is constantly changing.

[@MartinaMarchetti-gc6bj]

Nostalgia can serve as a source of solace and inspiration, reminding us of cherished moments from the past and helping us navigate the complexities of the present. It has a unique ability to connect us to our roots and provide a sense of continuity in an ever-changing world. Embracing nostalgia as a caregiver allows us to tap into a deep well of emotions and experiences that can enrich our lives and shape our identities. It is a powerful force that can offer comfort, guidance, and a sense of belonging in the often tumultuous journey of life.

[@MartinaMarchetti-gc6bj]

Nostalgia serves as a source of emotional warmth, reminding us of simpler times and helping us cope with the challenges of the present. It acts as a soothing balm for our souls, offering a refuge from the chaos of everyday life.

[@Karomix3]

Riley's dad sure is chill if all it takes his anxiety to get calm is going back to watch the game. XD

[@KBRoller]

I mean... as someone with an anxiety disorder myself, I can say that distractions are the *only* things that calm my anxiety, if only temporarily 😂

[@Azu_Genesis]

Dang, Even his anger is chill XD

[@Medusa-]

That moment feels like a glimpse into the “solution” of this movie- that Riley will move past her anxiety through acceptance. Her father’s emotions all went “yeah” and his anxiety was satiated. Riley may have changed her mind against running away in the first movie but she still needs to learn acceptance.

[@dejus_e]

That’s every dad ever

[@SophiaSpinelli-fp6kw]

Nostalgia can be a powerful tool for reminiscing about the past and finding comfort in familiar memories, providing an escape from the stresses of the present and reminding us of the happiness and simplicity of days gone by. It serves as a reassuring anchor in a constantly changing world, offering moments of solace and contentment to soothe our souls and ease our worries.

[@annapg.4626]

I was 12 when the first one came out, now I am 21. The nostalgia. I am 100% seeing it in the cinema.

[@justinsm]

"Remember when we headed into the Headquarters?"

[@fabric-with-felmo]

Same here

[@robloxlife0729]

1 was 1 year old when the first one came out now I am 11 almost 12

[@bexc1995]

i’m happy they show that the dad also has anxiety. it’s not a temporary emotion during puberty, but a life long feeling that you can gain control over as you grow.

[@pittiebaby]

Yeah

[@Tn-qr1kb]

I thought we all knew that? 😭 my math teacher has anxiety but he still controls it and teaches his class anyway

[@MartinaMarchetti-gc6bj]

Nostalgia serves as a reminder of the moments that have brought us joy, reminding us of the trials we have overcome and the growth we have experienced along the way. It allows us to cherish our memories and find strength in our resilience.

[@MartinaMarchetti-gc6bj]

Nostalgia is like a warm blanket that wraps us in memories of simpler times, reminding us of the people and moments that shaped us into who we are today. It brings a sense of comfort and stability, helping us navigate through the uncertainties of life with a sense of perspective and gratitude.

[@bexc1995]

@@Tn-qr1kb yeah i know that i’m saying i’m happy they’re representing it correctly in the movie since we never saw anyone with anxiety including the adults in the first movie.

[@Lloyd..]

“Thats the preview of the next 10 years” Yup.

[@dylanlyles9453]

It was nearly 10 years

[@crumbledcandy]

@@dylanlyles9453I feel old

[@KJR47]

LLOYD?

[@dylanlyles9453]

@@crumbledcandy me too

[@dylanlyles9453]

@@KJR47 it's Loyd!

[@SUND3YYY]

nostalgia being a grandma is actually one of the smartests things they've done 😭

[@X05JaEchtMan]

Well what else would you want it to be? It’s not that genius.

[@5050gobrrr]

@@X05JaEchtManLike you

[@soysource3218]

@@X05JaEchtMan The Pixar glazing is real. Jokes aside the movie looks decent maybe Pixar can finally clutch up.

[@Awesomeflame16]

​@@soysource3218 I don't think their recent movies have been that bad. Luca was a great time, Onward was fine, Turning Red though was a hit or miss tbh. I actually liked Elemental, though I'm aware many people don't like it for reasons I'm currently oblivious too. I don't think Pixar has been doing that bad in recent years in movie quality.

[@sassysass6202]

Yea i agree pixar has been doing good, but i think i liked turning red decently. now the reason the reason I think elemental is a hit or miss is because of the chracters. Or at least that's what others have been saying.​@@Awesomeflame16

[@TeraCloud99]

0:29 Disgust’s little night hair bonnet is killing me😍😂

[@BlueJellyfish-l5b]

She needs her beautiful hair clean and extra gorgeous

[@fdgdfasd]

would

[@77Averagesnekenjoyer-ui2sl]

She looks absolutely sassier with it, which fits her character so well💅😂

[@Imposterqueenofnonecringe2]

SAMEE 😂

[@FoxMario9512]

0:48 Nostalgia👵🏼 Appears.

[@SStephenMC]

So nostalgic when i watched this 30 seconds ago

[@Namemeasdrybone]

First also big fan subbed to you

[@SStephenMC]

@@Namemeasdrybone thank you :)

[@usernotfound_____yet]

Ahh those were the days!

[@LeighTheYumeLion]

Lol

[@Unknown_Mickey]

So nostalgic

[@leocvalle]

Inside Out 3 New adult emotions: Desire, Lust, Greed, Narcissism

[@lunawolf6288]

Do not forget pride

[@theonlyalys]

The fact that when Riley says "it was good" and then all the emotions are running around her head just represents my internal strife. THATS SO FREAKING REAL

[@BillofRights1951]

Maybe it’s time for you to grow up.

[@Lynnywhereuat007]

Reminds me at the end scene in the first movie when Riley bumps into that one guy and internally he’s going. “GIRL! GIRL! GIRL! GIRL! GIRL!”

[@ItsYOgirl803]

@@BillofRights1951 No? Why should they? What’s wrong with being young you 40 year old creepy man!

[@CacaoDrawzStuff]

@@BillofRights1951 ?

[@miss-socio-btpe]

YESSS

[@0XBlondie96X0]

I like how the parents have different emotions reacting to Riley's "It was good", with the mother being more miffed by it but the dad being more concerned-- well for a second anyway

[@APetrus-r5x]

Oh wow.

[@AnthonyMartinez-yj7qz]

1:25 I like the way when Envy jumps like that

[@Unbloxed]

0:48 best character 😂

[@universaltoons]

I agree

[@RobloxLegendpro]

yo 2 mins ago!

[@un0_reverse_card]

why did bro comment twice 😭🙏

[@idiot_studios_animation]

Fr

[@Dr.Chopperr]

@@un0_reverse_cardbecause some people have a lot to say ._.

[@rowan404]

The new emotions are all sub-categories of the pre-existing ones. Anxiety: Fear Ennui: Sadness Embarrassment: Disgust Envy: Anger Nostalgia: Joy

[@Furienna]

But I would say that Ennui reminds me more of Disgust than of Sadness, except for that she's way more introverted.

[@remixgameyt1172]

That's... exactly what emotions are: mixes of each other. We dont have a separate set of separate emotions: for example, nostalgia can not only have a part joy, but sadness, and possibly both; anxiety can have a small portion of joy in it; etc And the first inside out movie portrayed it at the end - mixes of emotions are what makes us us

[@Furienna]

@@remixgameyt1172 Good points.

[@joseph86255]

I think they're meant to be evil counterparts or shadow archetypes.

[@melindahansen-x2x]

@@joseph86255 I love to see it next week but the other emotions are why they are taking control of Riley for she's fine with Joy Angel Sadness disgust fear i saw first movie years ago and now i love to see the second one i hope they can help Riley back to herself as normal teenager with regular emotions the other emotions can't change Riley like that. Riley has to be herself with emotions she has and not change who she is from the inside not the outside.

[@lizzyg1947]

Anxiety was so present in her dad's mind in this trailer! Aww, I have a feeling she's going to connect with her dad immensely in the movie.

[@legenderStarr]

Now I want inside out 3 with Riley’s adult emotions

[@BillofRights1951]

Yeah that’s what we need…more emo characters. Can’t wait 😵‍💫

[@legenderStarr]

@@BillofRights1951 tell me your parents are divided without telling me

[@PPTendor]

@@legenderStarr or have a terribly large age gap

[@awesomeidoits32]

nah its gotta be 60 years in the future when riley gain memory loss

[@ssg-eggunner]

I think 2 movies are enough

[@SK_2024_SK]

I love how nostalgia remembers something that happened seconds ago and cherishes it like it happened decades ago

[@EpixGum]

1:22 i love how in this moment it matches so much and it makes it look like joy didnt know there was inside out 2

[@Bheeni2120]

"Im too gross to go anywhere" is so true

[@Starvaze]

Welcome to body oder

[@frankieseward8667]

​@@Starvazewelcome to puberty

[@firefox2462]

Girls don't stink though. Especially cute baddies

[@Official_Neneko]

​@@firefox2462 😭

[@firefox2462]

@@Official_Neneko what?

[@noahspedoske143]

0:02, my mind when i heard someone spoiling the movie for others

[@Kerlingit_VR]

Lol

[@urlocalchickennuggie]

real

[@armandomartinez3524]

REAL.

[@jarodbray5753]

Anger is like "huh? Where's my bat?"

[@catnap2917]

​@BrickmasterCB2010they are saying that's what he is thinking

[@Luna.thebunny1]

ENNUIS VOICE IS JUST PERFECT

[@dawnproductionz]

Mom: Riley, how was camp? Riley in her mind: 🚨😩 🔥 🌪️

[@gtaap]

EDITORIUMMMMMMMM

[@vsvs83]

Also Riley outside: "it was good"

[@dawnproductionz]

@@gtaap hiii

[@gtaap]

@@dawnproductionz lol i didn't think I'd find you here

[@dawnproductionz]

@@gtaap well I’m hyped for Inside Out 2 so yeahh

[@Teag_Brohman15]

god, I hope this movie is good... PLEASE DON'T LET IT SUCK, Pixar!!

[@booboofrancoi4570]

Ayo

[@UltraPlasmaMan]

I hope they don’t pull a Lightyear on us

[@ai_izi]

@@UltraPlasmaMan yeah, all the hype for that movie and finally it was an Interstellar but whitout heart

[@mastazenkei]

watch the first trailer , lg hd tv is in

[@dillanjoel]

I hope the ending doesn’t suck either

[@CaptainRillaboomArmenia]

Just finished the movie. It’s literally what Turning Red wishes it was.

[@MatthewEsparza-b6n]

1:15, explains why Sadness wasn’t with the other 4 main emotions

[@DanielMovieTVVideoGame2004]

0:00-0:20 That scene reminded me of the 1st Inside Out where Riley as a kid was arguing with her parents over the first day of school at dinner but with Chinese food. Unlike the first one, the table size was different and Riley and her parents had Chinese food. Very similar to what the second movie will have compared to the first one.

[@elizabethchavez7605]

New emotions 1. Anxiety 2. Envy/jealousy 3. Embarrassment 4. Ennui/boredom Main emotions 1. Joy 2. Sadness 3. Fear 4. Disgust 5. Anger Secret character 1. Bing bong 2. Nostalgia

[@peppermint_animation]

It's so much better that the comments aren't turned off.

[@w33shy26]

ALL I WANT IS A BING BONG CAMEO, I LOVED THAT GUY AND WAS HEART BROKEN WHEN HE LEFT

[@LemeAndCat]

Sorry but I feel like that would lessen the impact of his sacrifice

[@Hdododjf]

Why should they bring back Bing Bong if he had been forgotten? He disappeared forever

[@R0TTEN_3GGS]

Same, but like the person above said, it would kind of nullify his whole death

[@TheSadster]

​@@LemeAndCat I think not him appearing but a mention of him

[@ronnieeilert8491]

Maybe through Nostalgia and Sadness?

[@RedLightning520]

Just saw it today in theaters, amazing movie with some heavy moments, it was great, can’t recommend it enough

[@CyrusShameliOfficial]

Nostalgia being a grandmother is perfect.

[@TheOneWhoAnnoys]

Agreed

[@thegoldenstation9723]

"That was like 30 seconds ago nostalgia" 💅✨

[@craigpeoples9883]

​@@thegoldenstation9723"Those were the days"

[@DeadmanInc336]

0:03 Oh my god!!! Anger straight up ready to club Joy. 😂😂😂😂

[@unrellated]

Actually, I think he was trying to smash the puh-berty alarm.

[@selfryed]

knowing that i was alive to see the first inside out and now being able to see the second one after like 9 years is making me so happy 😭😭😭 i love this movie sm

[@VHS-out]

0:37 The voice crack though😂😂😂

[@pokechatter]

Kensington Tallman clearly did good work in this role.

[@SpongeBobFanatic2K6]

Welp, that’s a preview of the next 10 years.

[@teresatan8155]

I should make a bsod about this.

[@2005VolksWagenbeetle]

EVER AG🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅AIN- A

[@abubakr8824]

The emotions in the 1st movie were primary but rest of these are secondary which are always there but usually more heightened in teenage years

[@sauringlunala3716]

i wonder where they were in the adults in the first movie

[@ketaminepoptarts]

@@sauringlunala3716 they were just offscreen

[@MNSVIP3X]

I love how anger was just trying to fight and joy said “NO ANGER”😂😂😂

[@Lynnywhereuat007]

Anger was hilarious in the first movie too! I wonder how he’s going to do in the second.

[@Lololloooo0oll]

It’s really cool how the mom and dad know how to control their anxiety and other emotions more easily because there adults

[@PWRMysh]

Anxiety Prob Gonna Carry The Whole Movie

[@guacamolegamer6370]

0:11 well I guess that answers everybody’s question.

[@thexsalamedia]

ANXIETY IN RILLY’S DAD, OMG!

[@Santa4D]

Who agrees that this movie is going to be awesome?

[@dtay2002]

Me

[@Isaacthebiggestmoviefan57]

I agree

[@polandontop_yunax]

Me

[@Sawyer_Harding972]

Well tbh it’s Disney and they’ve been a little… eh lately

[@jellymcmichaels4240]

Meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@mario-mario822]

Since Toy Story 3 it took me 14 yrs to get me back to your movies in theatres Pixar😬😝. You nailed anxiety. Totally 9.8!

[@robloxuniverses9912]

“That was like, 30 seconds ago, nostalgia.” He regretted every moment after.

[@isiah82104]

Sadness is literally my favorite! I am SO glad she’s getting more relevance!!

[@theucheao]

She was a pretty big part of the first movie

[@rainzwastakenn]

@@theucheao Fr, that's what I was thinking. Joy and Sadness were like the main characters.

[@NixDarkLord]

@@rainzwastakenn I always love the metaphor of the first movie. Being in a completely new place: sadness and joy are surppressed/disappeared, and you only show anger, disgust and fear to everything because those are the ones that take over during that time

[@haxozr0]

I LOVE THIS BECAUSE I TURNED 13 THIS YEAR *AND* I GOT BRACES RECENTLY! I feel as if I can connect with Riley 😭❤ I basically grew up with her

[@y.2439]

I love the fact that they showed how puberty intense our emotions a lot, by making the 5 main emotions barely touching the controls and still making Riley having an outburst 😅

[@thedeepbluec1515]

0:07 accurate representation on how parents would react to that (right down to the correct emotions)

[@theaudiogirlie]

00:38 “Welp! That’s a preview of the next ten years.” Had me laughing so bad 😂😂

[@K1tty-kat-l0v3r]

Most likely nobody is going to see this but I graduate on June 14!!! 🎉 Edit: I GOT VALEDICTORIAN YOOOOO

[@بدرالغامدي-ذ5ظ]

congrats !

[@haneenasad]

Congrats!

[@zombie_gamer2122]

Congrats! 🫡

[@rxxalyz3071]

Congrats yoo

[@Kira_Haon]

Congrats🍻, I myself am about to gradute a few days later. Let us take on our own paths and write our own future.

[@RobloxForever227]

Lol the parents minds are so funny 😂😂 Edit: WOW! 237 likes? Thank y’all so much!

[@s.r6331]

The glasses and the mustaches 😂

[@awesam2399]

It’s great that we’re actually getting more of a look into their heads, as well as Riley’s.

[@blobgamesW]

@@awesam2399cant forget the mcdonalds add when we saw inside the mind of the happy meal box, best thing ever

[@rocco3605]

They’ve been through it all!

[@RobloxForever227]

@@awesam2399true

[@MouseTheGoblin]

I love that when they’re going from the human perspective to the inner perspective, it’s a burst of colors, different to each person! But something I did notice, Riley’s moms is pinkish red, all her emotions are fem presenting Riley’s dad is blue, all his emotions are masc presenting Riley’s though is purple, a mix of blue and red/pink. Something that can be entirely like, just their favorite colors or something? But it could correlate with the gender mix of the emotions to be honest

[@AAEunboxingandgaming]

0:05 not Disgust trying to hit Anger😅😂😂😂 OMG THX FOR THE LIKES!!!!

[@Carlito_622]

Glad I wasn’t the only one that noticed that 🤣😂

[@patriceminch5458]

One way to get rid of the fire...hit him...

[@RacistHotdog-69]

Impale*

[@JustCallMeTiff.]

I love the detail that the mom doesn't have the new emotions, she keeps them backstage because she knows how to control them.

[@esauhernandez5557]

Thank you, we needed a film free of agendas and ideologies, which is why we have recommended it to our friends and family. Keep creating content of this type: healthy entertainment for the whole family.

[@furygrtx840]

"Welp, that's a preview of the next 10 years." Still my favorite line.

[@frankieseward8667]

Is it 10 years. I figured it'd be 8

[@maplemayo4311]

0:11 as a father, this is 1000% accurate lol

[@rusbelruizlopez7920]

99iiii❤

[@alexalexa8115]

i had a claustrophobic attack watching sadness in this tube. absolutely liked this trailer

[@Thuso20]

This movie is going to be CINEMA 😂😂

[@circe2258]

?

[@ValiantPixel]

I live near the Pixar campus in Emeryville and I learned back in 2015 that Inside Out was based on the daughter of my mom’s friend (or a friend of a friend) who works at Pixar. So it’s really cool that it’s getting a sequel, even though it will inevitably stray from that original source of inspiration.

[@PhsycadelicHamster]

Your mom's friend is Pete doctor?

[@ValiantPixel]

@@PhsycadelicHamster It does say that it was Pete Docter’s daughter on the Wikipedia page, but when the movie came out my mom pointed to somebody in particular in the credits and said that her daughter was the inspiration. Maybe she was misinformed, or there were multiple sources of inspiration.

[@jn99231]

Yeah my uncle works at Nintendo, he says the next console is called the Nintendo Galaxy 50000 XP 2.0

[@ValiantPixel]

@@jn99231 If you’re insinuating that I am lying, I am not. I will provide an update to this when I can ask about it again and refresh my memory.

[@gabrielboy20]

​@@jn99231 hahahahah 😂

[@ErnestoIII-og5rv]

0:49 didn’t know nostalgia will be here

[@adventuresinahouse]

I hope Nostalgia gets more screen time as much as the main characters have because she being added to the movie as a grandma is GENIUS

[@fauna986]

I can’t even believe that the first part came out in 2015. All the characters are so colorful and vibrant and the voices fit perfectly. I'll definitely watch part 2.💖

[@sscaryskeletons0225]

1:11 THIS PART IS SO UNDERRATED😭

[@karimalaili6109]

I said it once and I'll say it again, anxiety is just a different version of fear.

[@plaidhatter1674]

I say that they are each aspects of fear. Fear is more shock, and anxiety is...well...anxiety

[@Very-Uncorrect]

Fear is more survival, anxiety is more social and about minor things

[@guineapig0983]

I remember hearing a quote somewhere that was “anxiety and fear are alike but not the same. fear sees a threat, anxiety imagines one” idk if I got that right or not but something like that

[@TheWeimarRepublik]

That is so big brained and makes so much sense ​@@guineapig0983

[@amberanime]

Everything can be traced back to either fear or love in some way shape or form. Anxiety is not however a different version of fear in the basic sense. Fear, actual fear, is instand, strong, a response to something. You have a phobia for sharks, you go on holiday to the coast where there are sharks, you see a shark, instand fear response. Anxiety works different. You have a phobia of sharks, you spend every day worrying about the location your going to because sharks will be there. You will think about all the things that can go wrong, how the sharks could get you, what it feels like if they do. the things you could do to fight them and survive, all the while being stressed out of your mind and unable to stop thinking about the hypothetical encounter with a shark. Fear is more pure. Anxiety drags and is more likely to consume your thoughts and make you stressed. fear doesnt have to make you stressed. You can be afraid of something, and be 100% fine untill you come across the thing you fear. In short id say that pure fear is more of a physical response. Anxiety is more in your head. Of course you need your head to be afraid also, but its not concious mulling and thinking about the things your scared off. Fear and anxiety are related, and you cant have anxiety without fear. But you can have fear without anxiety. So no, anxiety is not a different version of fear as much as it's a manifestation of how fear can take over your life/thoughts.

[@Thog_Muppet_fan]

I love how it's revealed that Bill has Anxiety just like his daughter does!

[@TinyQuiz.]

Joy carried this emotional load for 13 years. It's about time she spoke up because it's long overdue.

[@roberto.villarrealg]

I loved how even dad's anxiety stopped "acting" right after the game started playing

[@marajones1828]

10 seconds and I love the little detail that Disgust wears a bonnet 💚

[@mommyissue]

Nostalgia Design as a grandma is GENIUS!!!

[@AriTheEpik]

0:39 I think we will get inside out 3 in 2034 guys

[@reworld5030]

True

[@jordanvalencia9597]

I hope not, what's next she's about to get married, what are they going to bring as a new emotion, Lust?

[@thexsalamedia]

Not sure yet, stay tuned

[@Dunnoanything-dt1th]

@@jordanvalencia9597lust would’ve already been in inside out 2 but of course they can’t include it

[@brandypowell6997]

⁠​⁠@@Dunnoanything-dt1th who the heck is lust

[@kimichele1908]

Mom's anger is a mood literally

[@tfinityofficial]

nostalgia is my new favorite character because it perfectly explains inside out 1 now

[@Gabriella-xr5xf]

Ennui is my favorite new emotion so far

[@JoanyWela]

Pixar always knows how to hit us right in the feels.

[@addisondenman5835]

0:21 Riley officially a TEENAGER now! We know!

[@ebones5641]

You aren’t packed yet?

[@Moonwalkgt812]

IM THE WORSSTTT!!!!

[@SpongeBobFanatic2K6]

Umm… Overreact much?

[@Stellar32042]

🔴:I barely touched it

[@eliancruzyanez8521]

🟢: Let the profesional handle this

[@hannipham7777]

Right after my exams?!?! HECK YEAH !!

[@StevenDaze]

Right before my Last Exam?! RELATABLE!

[@NicholasAfari-Mintah]

​@StevenDaze yeah it's on the last week of my exams pretty much! Great timing!

[@junhordash2010]

I think nostalgia is taking over my body right now-

[@Jdawg488]

0:39 “welp that’s a preview for the next ten year” had me rolling 😂

[@androiddevice4205]

Anxiety looks like me in the morning 😭

[@gtaap]

I love you in the morning

[@androiddevice4205]

@@gtaap what

[@gtaap]

@@androiddevice4205 what

[@androiddevice4205]

@@gtaap ok

[@JesseTheSecond]

@@gtaap😦

[@AcetheGoober]

love how joy has to pull back anger “no anger 😤”

[@TribeAranOfficial]

its so funny that moms mind is so worried while dads just wants to watch footbal

[@Itsthatacookiedarwin]

After 9 years is back (Omg i got many likes thank you guys)

[@tylerwheeler8595]

2015 doesn't feel like nine years ago

[@Itsthatacookiedarwin]

@@tylerwheeler8595 you know we coming the next year 2015 will be 10

[@CloudMouth27]

oh no im old

[@AbhijeetKRISHNACHANDRA]

I love the fact that mom has overcome anxiety ❤

[@CarrieTooTired]

envy is slowly becoming my favorite new emotion

[@QR974]

This movie is so accurate because when the first one came out, I was only 7 years old now I’m 16 so this not only shows a sequel it shows how kids grow up when the first movie came out I was 7 when the sequel came out I’m 16

[@PessinaldogEdits]

Best movie released in the past 5 years. Only reason people watched it was because of how good it was, not because of merchandise and advertising like despicable me and frozen

[@Booktastics]

“Well, that’s a preview of the next ten years.” Yes Mom’s Anger, it was.

[@sarah.yt0]

honestly, teen riley is one of the best things that have happened this year

[@chimaamanambu6067]

Jill: You aren't packed yet? Riley: I'm the worst! 😭 Disgust: Uh, overreact much? Anger: I barely touched it! (Riley smells her armpit) Disgust: Let the professional handle this. (Presses the button) Riley: I'm too gross to go anywhere ever *AGAIN!!!!!* 😫 Jill's Anger: Welp, that's a preview of the next 10 years.

[@LeM0nZ_b0y]

not the anger mom saying "welp that's a preview of the next 10 years" XD

[@ono4717]

The way that Nostalgia was the most unexpected yet surprising new emotion to be revealed

[@funtimerhikes2330]

I like how Joy now involves Sadness