Smile, Darn Ya, Smile! (1931)

Foxy is a trolley engineer and takes his girlfriend Roxy for a ride.
Directors: Hugh Harman & Rudolph Isling
Producer: Leon Schlesinger
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Playlist for Merrie Melodies Cartoons: www.youtube.com...

[@Qboro66]

How many of you out there remember that song being used in the movie "Who Framed Roger Rabbit"?

[@jeanettagroce9985]

Me

[@munchjrgames942]

Me

[@MasterBDG701]

+Qboro66 How do you think I got here?

[@munchjrgames942]

SMILE DARN YA SMILE

[@tkayube]

It's actually pretty appropriate. That movie had Disney working together with Warner Bros., so it makes sense to have a song that was used by a Disney-esque Warner Bros. character.

[@poego6045]

Also, fun fact, these are basically the caveman iterations of Wakko and Dot from Animaniacs. Foxy and Roxy were repurposed for Tiny Toons for a bit, one inlcuding a very familiar song and adding a third, lanky character. The three of which eventually evolving into the Animaniacs, so surprisingly, Foxy and Roxy, as obscure as they seem, are actually probably seeing more success nowadays and fondness than Oswald did.

[@amybess]

Yep! When I heard the names in the two tone town theme song, I was like, "wait a second".

[@silverdamascus2023]

@Barnett Goopy Geer looks like Goofy, but predates him.

[@davidmolin8944]

Would’ve been funny to see the Warner brothers redo this scene in animaniacs

[@benitosierrajr3958]

Foxy and Roxy had to be redesigned in Tiny Toons because Warner Bros. didn’t want to step into the Disney legal minefield and so their Mickey Mouse-esque designs were redone to be more fox like.

[@PyroGothNerd]

For everyone asking... Disney ccouldn't sue. Mickey was a ripoff of Oswald the lucky rabbit, who was a ripoff of Felix the cat. If they can get away with that, WB could get away with this.

[@alistairsmith7270]

Mickey is older than Felix The Cat, Stupid

[@PyroGothNerd]

Alistair Smith Felix the cat originally came out in 1919, before films with sound even existed. Mickey Mouse Debuted 1928. *Idiot.* en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felix_the_Cat

[@trippcory]

+Alistair Smith pyro's right Alistair. And while Mickey's more INSPIRED by Felix, Foxy and Roxy are literally just Mickey and Minnie with points on their round ears and fox tails

[@sonofpechoman4261]

Walt made Oswald and Mickey so I wouldn't really call him a ripoff.

[@theguywholikesoreo9698]

@@sonofpechoman4261 He originally made Oswald for Universal

[@HDcreature]

Okay to clarify to everyone: Oswald the Lucky Rabbit first premiered in Trolley Troubles on September 5, 1927. Hugh Harman actually helped animate that one. Oswald was created by Walt Disney Studios on a contract with Universal Studios. In 1928 Walt Disney attempted to renew his contract with Charles Mintz at Universal but could not find an agreement. Mintz offered low pay and many of Walt's animators had jumped ship in favor of Mintz' studio so he decided to leave the project. Mickey Mouse was created that year to replace Oswald as Walt Disney Studio's star. Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising were among the ones who left Walt to work for Mintz. Mickey became incredibly popular and beat out Oswald. Universal replaced Mintz, effectively firing Harman and Ising. They then started working at Warner Bros. on their Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies. Rudolf Ising then created Foxy and (the at the time unnamed) Roxy for Merrie Melodies. Ising almost certainly used Mickey as an inspiration. Some would say he was a rip-off. Either way, Foxy and Roxy were Warner Bros. first original characters to be created in-house and not brought in elsewhere. Smile Darn Ya Smile premiered on September 5, 1931 and was a remake of Trolley Troubles. How they did that, likely without permission, I don't know. In today's copyright world it wouldn't fly. Foxy was "killed" in his third and final short, One More Time in 1931. Ising left Warner Bros. with Harman in 1933(?) and took the rights to Foxy with him. Foxy was not used in another theatrical short. As far as I know, this song is original to this short. Billy Cotton made a recording after this aired and of course this song was featured in the 1988 movie Who Framed Roger Rabbit? Foxy and Roxy would make an appearance in Tiny Toons Adventures in 1992 but reworked to look less like Mickey and more like original fox characters. This is pretty much what I could cobble together as the history of Foxy and this short. So yeah... Even though I really enjoy this short it's pretty much a copy of things that already existed.

[@nightisright1873]

A lot of the characters during this time period where trying to imitate Mickey Mouse design wise and personality wise .So this lead to everybody trying to imitate Disney . A lot of these early cartoons focused on the use of the Warner Brothers music catalog .This is the reason why we have the Looney Toons .

[@walkerphillips2818]

The song wasn't original to the cartoon.

[@Top10WizardReviews]

"Smile, Darn Ya, Smile" Carl Hayne & His Arcadians, First recording on February 13, 1931 written by Charles O'Flynn, Jack Meskill, Max Rich is what I've found

[@AndyJr-uu7hb]

Referencias a Oswald el conejo afortunado

[@anomaly395]

2:57 Looks like ol’ Foxy here invented the whole national anthem for Toon Town in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. Wow. Had no idea this song existed before that movie.

[@s.nifrum4580]

Promoting music in the Warner library was looney tunes and merry melodies original purpose

[@violettevicencio363]

2:57 Looks like ol’ Foxy here invented the whole national anthem for Down Town in Monkeybone. Wow. Had no idea this song existed before that movie.

[@BabyLambCreations]

Good morning to you. Good morning to you. WE'RE ALL IN OUR PLACES, WITH SUNSHINY FACES!!

[@cupcakefairy87]

Early Warner Bros. Cartoons were miles away from the crudely drawn/wise cracking cartoons with Bugs Bunny, and Daffy Duck, etc. that came later on. This one is more like the early Disney cartoons, and even Foxy and Roxy look like Mickey and Minnie.

[@BabyLambCreations]

So WB and WD have a Simpsons/Family Guy relationship. They both like to use each other's ideas.

[@nightisright1873]

What do you mean crude Drawn !They has some the best animators and directors !

[@sonicroachdoggjrraven3263]

@@nightisright1873 Yeah!!

[@silverdamascus2023]

@@BabyLambCreations The difference is that Simpsons and Family Guy are owned by the same company, meaning they can't sue each other.

[@LDFE2002]

It may sound crazy but for some reason, I always picture Foxy is secretly Mickey Mouse disguising as a fox.

[@huntersvideos905]

It’s like when work was slow, Mickey would pop over to Warner bros. Pretending to be someone else, but was eventually found out and asked to stop.

[@Trainboy452]

That is actually in character for the mouse at the time.

[@EyeofKoruption]

That is totally mickey with fox ears

[@WormySpongebob]

Yeah, they only made his ears pointy, added a tail, added an extra line above his head, changed his shoes, and removed the buttons from his overalls.

[@EinsamPibroch278]

The OG Animated Music Videos. I love these.

[@rusefoxghost]

I can’t stop watching this cartoon. I love the song so much. It’s so great. I just always come back to this cartoon somehow, no matter what I’m watching...

[@jonathanclary3992]

I Love these Original episodes of Merrie Melodies and Looney Tunes

[@OfficialIvy2006]

Searched Up "Animaniacs 1931", & This Appeared.

[@Naminski1a]

I came here because of Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988).

[@angelcovarrubias8308]

Naminski me too

[@violettevicencio363]

I came here because of Monkeybone (2001).

[@violettevicencio363]

I came here because of Monkeybone (2001).

[@CHR0MEMATIC]

Ripoff or not, I actually kinda like Foxy.

[@HSRF2009]

I Think Merrie Melodies Is Ripping Off Mickey Mouse

[@stenthetombstone7915]

@@HSRF2009 It's a parody of Disney's Silly Symphonys

[@bluestreakedladyshe-her8507]

Actually, they were created by the same people who technically created Mickey Mouse for Walt Disney. It all started in 1925, Hugh Harman drew images of mice on a portrait of Walt Disney. Since Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks decided to use the mice as the inspiration for Mickey and Minnie. Since Disney decided to capitalize on Hugh Harman and Rudolf Ising's idea, they decided to make their own characters from the same mould.

[@Naminski1a]

This Merrie Melodies cartoon was taken from the DVD and Blu-ray release of 1931 Warner Bros. gangster movie, The Public Enemy.

[@JamesTaylorMain]

Also, it's from Looney Tunes Golden Collection: Volume 6.

[@VulpeRenard]

What demon did they summon at 1:32?

[@trippcory]

The demon of bland cartoon

[@kylemarkley7170]

Bendy.

[@kylemarkley7170]

what? it's a joke ya goof.

[@CaptainBlackBread]

It says "Susie heard one of those Atlantic Bells, what do you think?" but backwards. I believe that summons a telephone.

[@popechucky]

😂😂😂

[@MotherOfTheSea]

I feel bad for my great grandmother cause she was a kid growing up in the 1930’s OOF glad times have changed

[@trolleytravels]

Anyone else notice and appreciate the lampoon ad cards? "Narrow Collars" instead of Arrow Collars; "Sniff Brothers Cough Drops" instead of Smith Bros.; "Risk Tires" instead of Fisk Tires; and the phrase "Ask the guy who owns one" which is from Packard Motor Company's tag line "ask the man who owns one." 😂

[@ramonladriye]

Yeah she's saying "Susie heard one of those Atlantic bells! Whataya think?" and then her second dialog sounds like "My diary looks like the register".

[@PowerAnimationsPACStayAnimated]

After this short, Walt Disney personally told Harman and Ising to stop using Foxy or he'd sue them. They were lucky not to be sued, unlike Van Bueren Productions the previous year with their mickey look-alikes.

[@Svankmajer]

I like this cartoon. Its interesting how so many studios just blatantly copied Mickey Mouse.

[@taffysaur]

Well, Mickey Mouse was just a retooled Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, and they _all_ are basically Felix rip-offs. It's just what cartoon characters looked like.

[@schizoidboy]

Isadore Freleng also known as "Fritz" Freleng did for a short period work for Disney but then had a falling out with him, so perhaps the Disney style should not be a surprise here.

[@EXSkywarp]

Wait, I. Freleng and Fritz Freleng were the SAME PERSON?! This whole time, I thought they were brothers, or something. Wow.

[@stephenholloway6893]

Isadore was Friz's real name. But due to the south and overseas might be offended by his name, it was eventually decided to call him by a nickname, which was Friz. Though there are a couple of theories on how the nickname was chosen and it's origin.

[@MoriSempaisNeko]

Mickey is a rip off of foxy babe. Look at the date of the cartoon genius. This was before Disney ever started tracing his work. He worked for Merrie melodies and stole their characters like the talentless loser he is.

[@coyoteatquiznos]

It's appropriate the song was featured in WFRR because the backstory there was about the killing of the Red Car streetcar.

[@andymcmillan2193]

Well now you're just making me love foxy and Roger rabbit even more!

[@Turtl3Dov3]

In a word, cost. Cartoons used to be made for adults. Then they realized that kids will watch anything.

[@deewesthill1213]

That goofy old cartoon really did get me smiling, all right!

[@dancingdaffy]

Used to have all these old moves on VHS as a kid my kids watch them too

[@johnpaulcastillo8403]

So that's where that song came from. Nice

[@walkerphillips2818]

I actually prefer this short over some of the Mickey cartoons from that period.

[@thecaptain2148]

The Foxy Trilogy (how I imagine it): Lady Play Your Mandolin: Foxy enters a pub and meets Roxy. At this point, he starts to date her. Smile, Darn Ya, Smile: Foxy searches for a job to make money for his girlfriend. He considers becoming a trolley driver, but a nightmare makes him choose otherwise. One More Time: Foxy becomes a police officer. He meets Roxy whilst on duty and she helps Foxy catch some criminals. One of them escaped and would injure Foxy heavily in the behind. Foxy would go to the hospital, his final words being: “So long, folks!”

[@luizfernandocanaloficial9511]

About "Lady. Play Your Mandolin (1931)", I don't think that Foxy met Roxy for the first time in the pub, I think they were already dating before and Foxy knew that Roxy was going to sing in that pub and went there to sing too.

[@BlueEyesWhiteDragonStan]

Foxy & Roxy look alot like mickey & minnie...

[@banjohusky]

Hugh Harman & Rudolph Isling made this when they worked with Warner. Before then they had worked with Walt Disney Studios. Yes. It does look like them, pretty much is to me.

[@banjohusky]

+Veteranti “Man” Q8 "wow! I will use the word conversely in the wrong context to show how 'smart' I am! Then I'll call THE ANIMATOR OF SIX YEARS stupid. I'm such a c00l tr011 LOLZ SPORK!!!!11111"

[@22snazario]

theenh this character? I think you mean the mouses which is seen in every cartoon. (Not Mickey, the mouses) Also you read the comment different! Read it right idiot

[@OfficialOacus]

Mickey: [Sigh] Always has been.

[@No-hd4cg]

@Karen T actually not really by the 1940s Donald cartoons where created more often then Mickey cartoons

[@ethanmattos8986]

Be honest. You only discovered this because of "Who Framed Roger Rabbit"

[@georgethefriend29]

I agree.

[@stampi_]

Nah, I didn't even watch this movie (and yeah I regret it)

[@Boobquake]

Nope, video involving rubber hose animation

[@wannabeasubscriber528]

I actually found some art on deviantart and now I'm here

[@rivenrime]

Nope! Looking through a list of songs from 1931 and then typed the title into KZbin. 😅

[@pikminfan6778]

(Make your own lines for the ending scene) Mickey: Gosh, I wonder what he really was.

[@fredarok579]

Bugs: We’ll I’ll tell ya one thing, doc: he weren’t no rabbit!

[@walkerphillips2818]

Bosko: Or a Ink guy!

[@TheCowellable]

Yeah... this was from that awkward beginning of animation, where the characters looked kinda creepy, and the motions - especially the mouth movements - were robotic and over exaggerated. I mean, we all start somewhere, and these are still entertaining to watch.

But that's exactly why early cartoons are so good. They are so weird and so far away from reality (and so musical too)

[@lincolnloudtheacesavvyboy2005]

4:32 *I Can Tell That’s A Prototype Of Beans The Cat…*

[@massimilianomiotello3473]

6:20 classic scene

[@mr.incognitoyt2235]

1:38 Me when I have trouble lifting a deathbed with six thousand zombie piles on it

[@HSRF2009]

Foxy: I Am Foxy The Fox From Merry Melodies Mickey Mouse: Am I A Joke To You

[@bruhchamp16593]

(1:53) Old-time problems require old-time solutions.

[@SouthCalifas619]

did warner bros get sued by disney for this?

[@SouthCalifas619]

Angelo Bellino for the obvious and impossible to ignore mickey and minnie clones here, even the animation style and art style is an exact replica, idk if back then disney let that fly or if people sued for copyright back then too

[@bedegleeson9868]

i don't think warner bros got sued by disney for making the 1931 cartoon Smile Darn Ya Smile

[@MoriSempaisNeko]

No sweetie this was before Disney was around. Disney is a talentless joke who steals others people's work. Research it. Disney worked for Merrie melodies after this cartoon was created. He is a loser who steals other people's work and haven't made something without stealing it from someone else. Foxy is older then any Disney traced cartoon. Look it up. Seriously Disney is a hack, he straight up stole all his main characters from Merrie melodies. What a loser, can't even think of his own characters.

[@internetcomdianpeter]

Mori Senpais Neko umm i just watched a bunch of mickey mouse cartoons from 1929

[@maicey_t.]

Mori Senpais Neko You have no idea what you're talking about. It's okay, but maybe do a little more research next time before you make such crazy accusations. Walt Disney was a genius, and this cartoon is obviously a rip off of his work, not the other way around.

[@JadyLester]

The most important distinction between Foxy and Mickey is that when he tortures animals, they enjoy it.

[@BabyLambCreations]

Please tell me I'm not the only one who clicked on the thumbnail because I thought he was Mickey Mouse.

[@amybess]

You're not

[@BabyLambCreations]

+Karen T I know.

[@junior-up8bg]

I love this song in this cartoon and roger rabbit

[@kjfenterprises9618]

5:05 Boil, Darn Ya, Boil!

[@aegontan686]

2:47 So his name is Foxy. I didn’t know Foxy was a train driver before becoming a pirate

[@WesternOhioInterurbanHistory]

*motorman

[@RPK-r5x]

Ah yes. The early days of Loony Toons/Tunes when the animation was creepy

[@reeddunnagan]

I love this so much!!

[@basilfromeen4720]

You'd never see these on the tube today. Damn shame too.

[@johnisdaboi27]

" you know the whole world is a good world after all!" Yeah, i wouldn't say that...

[@taurus0.9.2]

Who knew this character had any significance to the future of looney tunes? (Who Framed Roger Rabbit), I thought this character should've been forgotten about.

[@KaijuDove]

Disney wouldn't be able to do much with the characters because it can be claimed as inspiration, but I do see a couple parallels with Disney's Trolley Troubles cartoon that are totally ripped off, like the old cow that wouldn't move and how that situation was resolved.

[@brandiemote]

Foxy cartoons are cute

[@Damar158]

I would have loved this appear on the last season of Boardwalk Empire

[@trippcory]

How come? To remind people that plaarists existed then?

[@22snazario]

They decided to use the cow from Sinkin in the bathtub and the same plot. Also both of these early looney tune and Merrie melodie toons are mostly based off Oswald.

[@vickicm1]

this made me "smile"

[@BelBelle468]

@ 2:20 he looks EXACTLY like mickey mouse :) and this song comes in the movie who framed roger rabbit at the ending! :D

[@stephenholloway6893]

Hugh Harman didn't direct the Merrie Melodies cartoons. It was Rudolph Ising. Harman directed the Looney Tunes after the Merrie Melodies were created. Although both Harming and Ising were the producers along with Leon Schlesinger.

[@fredarok579]

Those hobos are my favorite characters.

[@ArmedStepney]

Foxy and Roxy mmmm The names sound familiar (FNAF)

[@fredarok579]

Why are cows in old cartoons complete jerks who have nothing better to do than block roads?

[@stephenholloway6893]

The first Merrie Melodies short in the Associate Artists Productions television package. Since somehow Lady Play Your Mandolin the 1st Merrie Melodies short was in the Sunset Productions package.

[@elisasanchez5553]

Smile darn ya smile smile darn ya smile

[@otaku34]

🎶 make life worth while, come on and smile, darn ya, smile 🎶

[@mc_lars]

Looks nothing like Mickey. LOL!!! 🤣

[@mr.doctorprofessor5456]

OMG MICKEY MOUSE!!!! IN A WARNER BROS CARTOON

[@SakuraFoxFurry]

+George Panagiotakos No. This is Foxy. He is a fox.

[@mr.doctorprofessor5456]

***** really? they both look really simaler, the nose ,the face ,the ears, the gloves, the pants. Heck they even have a girl friend. He's basically a Mickey Mouse clone

[@myashearin7251]

+SakuraFoxFurry Hi😇😇😍

[@mr.doctorprofessor5456]

+Deion Pehowdy. I know right!?

[@fredarok579]

He’s just a Mickey Mouse rip-off called Foxy.

[@Not_Entity310]

6:56 Truly inspiring words 🗿

[@SG-BLAST]

I see no resemblance to mickey mouse in any way, I just think that cartoon characters look very similar to each other in this style, how else would you draw another animal character in this still style?

[@fredarok579]

Try covering his ear points. Then he looks like Mickey with a bushy tail. The fact is, many characters of the era were just Mickey rip-offs.

[@SG-BLAST]

@@fredarok579 I hear ya

[@ZazzelTheGamer]

You are blind of you can't tell that it looks like micky

[@SG-BLAST]

@@ZazzelTheGamer lot of toons in the 30s were Mickey rip offs

[@ZazzelTheGamer]

@@SG-BLAST not really. This one seriously resembles him. Not to mention, they had a rip off of Minnie in this, and she was doing her "la la la" thing like what Minnie does.

[@iman-2880]

M I C K E Y F O X A N D M I N N I E F O X

[@Monkeyland03]

The Joker sung an awesome song 'Smile, Darn Ya, Smile' on 'Batman The Brave And The Bold' you can watch it on KZbin! Plays the guitar good!'

[@trippcory]

Same title...totally different song

[@maaaaandeh]

At 3:52 we had already seen that scene on the first Bosko's short.

[@lincolnloudtheacesavvyboy2005]

That’s Because In 1930 The 1st Bosko & Honey Cartoon, When They Stop, Bosko Tried To Get The Cow To Move By Honking The Horn 2-3 Times, But Then The Cow Does This: 4:06. Then Bosko Pushed The Cow Down To Move On…

[@sonicfanboy3375]

I'm late but that gag first appeared in the Oswald cartoon "Trolley Troubles" Hugh Herman and Rudolf Ising animated that short

[@AngryEggs5177]

So who owns this song? Disney or WB?

[@sonicfanboy3375]

I think WB Records owns it

[@Blogdoovian]

Luckily I was already insane by the time I saw this or there might have been problems.

[@internetcomdianpeter]

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[@homiecactus9576]

3:55-5:10 is my favorite scene

[@SGlicks]

i think that is because they took more time produce an animation.this cartoons were displayed in theatres.due the demans of the television early 80's cartoons have to be produced in less time.it depends on the budget too even nowadays you can find poorly animated cartoons.

[@ImperatorPenguin]

Foxy: Hoya doin' Eddie?

[@romeotheofficial_5372]

What does she say in reverse? All I know in the last part she says, “What do you think?” 1:33

[@jimmitchellofficial]

refrence to sinkin in the bathtub

[@theperfectparfume137]

EINFACH WOW!

[@alexcunningham4564]

Merrie melodies was born in 1931

[@Trainboy452]

As a kid, I thought Foxy was Mickey Mouse. I was wrong.

[@bravojimenezangel2962]

Yes surr smile darn ya smile come on

[@Romazock1620]

6:42 OH NO!!! NOT THE possessed Talking Rubberhose Radio AGAIN!!! 😂😨😁👍

[@magicmacstudio3910]

the very first merrie melodie

[@BenJabituya]

6:48 - Reminds me of the ending from "Steamboat Willie"! Foxy sure was nothing more than a Mickey Mouse knock-off!

[@jacobmalic5037]

Hi Foxy! Hi Foxy! Hi Foxy! Hi Foxy!

[@gnikcohs]

Maybe it's the song but this simple cartoon seems better to me than the earlier 1927 Oswald's Trolley Troubles (Disney), and much much better than the later Freleng directed 1934 Buddy's Trolley Troubles (WB). Foxy and Roxy only had a 3 cartoon run and were clearly Mickey and Minnie clones, with tails and pointed ears. I think Disney was filing cease and desist law suits against all the studios cloning Mickey so maybe that is why. Best trolley cartoons were the Toonerville Trolley toons.

[@marckremers]

This is actually a total, legit horror show. I can't bear to watch it at any point. wow. The vocal style, the Stepford Wives message of conformity... maybe I'm missing the second degree here, but then again wasn't this for kids?! Gah. Nope. Dark af.

[@abelmantor7557]

A lot of people are pointing out foxy being a mickey mouse ripoff. I can see where they're coming from, but ideas do come from certain places.

[@jasonbounds1222]

6:37 *F O X J U M P S C A R E*

[@jamesbochnik1696]

Although I hated that Mickey Mouse ripoff, the rubberhose of the Collared Fox (my idea for a fictional canid) may be inspired him

[@ajmalbinsalman2049]

They they y’all in reverse

[@ZazzelTheGamer]

The first meme

[@JacobSernaGarciaHog188]

Mikey + Warner + Fox= Foxy

[@CarlosVillar1997]

You're here for Sora (Timeless River) in Smash.

[@brendankf5984]

Cabbage Pult loves cartoons

[@davegonza11]

6:52 that's what the fox says

[@OfficialOacus]

Are you dumb? He says: "So long, folks!" Or you can look it at the subtitles.

[@lincolnloudtheacesavvyboy2005]

6:52

[@jesusbernal3994]

mickey mouse found 1928

[@JohnnyBGoode1122]

Anyone tried reversing the Hippo's dialogue for secret messages?

[@nightisright1873]

Bob Clampett claimed to have came up with the idea of having the billboards talk But Bob Takes credit for a lot of stuff that isn’t his .

[@No-hd4cg]

1:24 is the most Clampett-ish part of the cartoon Clampett worked on the first 2 Foxy cartoons though he was uncredited

[@foxyfnafpt6540]

well then,I didn't know that Papyrus is in this cartoon

[@tylerb9694]

Never watch these at night these literally gave me nightmares

[@mntlmentos]

Not me. I actually really like old cartoons