The Mikado A More Humane Mikado Never Did In Japan Exist

[@2010Wilde]

You know who I would love to see play the Mikado? Brian Blessed!

[@CarloftheBells]

I'm sorry, I giggle a little when he laughs... I really want to know who this singer is. XD

[@coralroper6876]

If only we could use this policy in our own judicial system...

[@LuisRivera-vf9pk]

Donald Trump shall do it.

[@ShaddySoldier]

Luis Rivera I'm glad he's president

[@-_emcee_-]

@@ShaddySoldier Not anymore 🙃

[@ShaddySoldier]

@@-_emcee_- oh well

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

Then shoplifters will be broke because they don't have any assets.

[@franmcmullen2115]

Thomas Allen ?

[@randomfrog7974]

ribbit

[@SadhuBiochemist]

The Emperor is the smaller, more effeminate one. The figurehead

[@TerryDowne]

A more human Mikado never Did in Japan exist, To nobody second, I'm certainly reckoned, A true philanthropist. It is my very Immune endeavor To make, to some extent. Each evil liver A running river Of harmless merriment Chorus. My object all sublime I shall achieve in time- To let the punishment fit the crime- The punishment fit the crime.. And make each prisoner pent Unwillingly represent A source of innocent merriment, Of innocent merriment! All prusy dull society sinners, Who chatter and bleat, and bore, Are sent to hear sermons From mystical Germans Who preach from ten to four. The amateur tenor, whose vocal villanies All desire to shirk, Shall, during off-hours, Exhibit his powers To Madame Tussaud's wax work.-Chorus. The lady who dies a chemical yellow, Or stains her gray hair puce, Or pinches her finger, Is blacked like a nigger With permanent walnut juice. The idiot who, in railway carriages, Scribbles on window panes, We only suffer To ride on a buffer In Parliamentary trains. The advertising quack who wearies With tales of countless cures, His teeth, I've enacted, Shall be extracted By terrified amateurs. The music hall singer attends a series Of masses and fugues, and "ops" By Bach, interwoven With Spohr and Beethoven, At classical Monday Pops. The billiard sharp whom any one catches, His doom's extremely hard, He's made to dwell In a dungeon cell, On a spot that's always barred. And there he plays extravagant matches In fitless finger-stalls, On a cloth untrue, With a twisted cue, And elliptical billiard balls.-Chorus

[@LeonoraBassisty104]

Those are not the right lyrics those are the old one containing the N word. In this recording the lyrics have changed.

[@LeonoraBassisty104]

@@Barquevious_Jackson No, The D'Oyle Carte Opera Company changed them in 1942. The N word was removed and replaced by "painted with vigour"