The Messed Up Origins of The Mad Hatter | Disney Explained - Jon Solo

[@chibikittykatpurrpurr921]

They best answer to "Why is a raven like a writing desk?" Has to be "They both have inky black quills." Love the video ❤

[@josephskiles]

The best I think is " Poe wrote on both", but I do like your version as well

[@TheRealNormanBates]

josephskiles boy... I knew Edgar was edgy and controversial and all, but I bet it was really hard writing anything on the back of a bird. No wonder the raven said “Never more! ... am I working with that jerk! He not only almost crushed my back with some 10 pound heavy thing, but then he had the gall to pull a feather out of my ass!” “So... what did you do?” “With what?” “Your contract with Poe” “I cawwed it off”

[@josephskiles]

@@TheRealNormanBatesLOL those puns were awful and you should feel bad 😏. Do you feel like you have ate enough crow now?

[@Nothingreallytoseehere]

@@TheRealNormanBates best comment I've seen today 😂

[@TheRealNormanBates]

josephskiles you can do better than that!

[@Dixiwonderlandyoutube]

Your voice is perfect for telling stories. They never get boring and I love that you really dig deep when it comes to the fact :D

[@td1158]

couldn't disagree more but to each is their own

[@bookaddict9591]

Perfect audiobook voice

[@guidbms]

@Lorryn SilverSpike oh boy! We got a Jon Solo groupie here😅 Just kidding, to be fair Jon does look like a guy one could easily introduce to their family.

[@stuckinstuff1814]

His voice is nasally, but yeah his content is interesting. That's why i listen/watch

[@DMTInfinity]

Dude, right!? *

[@thatonechickwiththeface5492]

"Why is a Raven like a Writing desk?" Because there's a B in both and an N in neither.

[@spews1973]

Yes! That's my favourite answer to the riddle. I hope Jon didn't mention it just so it would turn up in the comments.

[@IfckedBrian]

I'm stoned, what?

[@christiandoss8970]

Can you explain this to me

[@spews1973]

@@christiandoss8970 It's a joke n the style of Lewis Carroll There is no b in "raven" or "writing desk" but there is a b in the word "both". And it's not true that there is no n in either "raven" or "writing desk" but it is true there's an n in the word "neither" One of the reasons why I like this answer is because it doesn't try to say that a raven is similar to a writing desk in any way

[@ariesista]

Simon Peter Hughes thank you!😅

[@trainerlesseevee478]

Me: *skips the ad* Jon: I'm glad no one skipped over the add. Me: *sweats* I'll go to watch it.. Edit: lol guys relax! It's a joke! 😂

[@dianabuck7310]

I genuinely watched it. He really sold it. I might try to get a crew together to try it out.

[@mymyhi9921]

Lol

[@amyliaclenny1866]

Eden West relax, I would've skipped if I knew how long the add is / how far to skip ahead. I don't like missing parts of what I consider the actual episode / content.

[@That80sGuy1972]

I normally watch the ad but I skipped it this time because I'm running out of personal time. When he said that, I was like "crap" and went back to watch it. So, I laughed BECAUSE I had that reaction. ;)

[@cream190311]

I skipped it this time. Cause I've heard it before. And I'm not gonna get it anyway. Plus it's not gonna affect his ad cents

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

*Fun Fact:* Mercury was used for manufacturing felt hats since the 19th Century of Victorian era. So Mad Hatter comes from the phrase "mad as a hatter" which refers to mercury poisoning.

[@happyharmony7062]

So that explains why Tim Burton's version of Mad Hatter looks accurate.

[@adamdonovan4071]

The March Hare is based in reality too. in mating season (March is in the spring, which is mating season) the hares get pretty crazy, "chasing tail".

[@G5rry]

Or you could watch the video where he explains this.

[@Nothingreallytoseehere]

@Lovecraft true.

[@Keznen]

@Lovecraft Why do people keep calling likes upvotes? This is KZbin, not Reddit. lol

[@tank2543]

Me: skips ad Jon: I'm glad no one skipped the ad. Me: Unskips ad.

[@SpongebobSquarepants-ez7ic]

This is a golden comment. I love it!

[@pinkberryconsumer4059]

And its stolen.

[@NicoUnken]

You would like to hear our thoughts on the matter? You mean the matter of the mad hatter?

[@reeba4824]

Glad I wasn't the only one who thought of that 😂👍

[@alicewilloughby4318]

4:21 - And here I thought the answer was "Inky quills!" 4:51 - Alice is drawn as a redhead, here! She's usually portrayed with blonde or very light brown hair! This makes a fun departure!

[@AmySwain03]

The mad hatter is my second favourite Alice in Wonderland character (the first being the Cheshire cat)

[@Alusnovalotus]

MythKp same!!!!!

[@madfoot]

Bro me too

[@profforjuice]

Oh yeah...not a no brainer....like deadpool or iron man.

[@shannon6281]

My favorite is the caterpillar, then the mad hatter

[@hellosunshine5461]

Same!

[@lisa.222]

I loved the hatter as Jonny Depp.just looked so good.and the checiar cat too

[@satanswife2546]

Yes I agree, I love Tim Burton and Johnny Depp

[@satanswife2546]

* Cheshire Cat

[@tibaazher2792]

Yeah me too 😍, Tim Burton did a good job doing the movie and Jonny deep too he is amazing

[@4Just1Girl]

TOP FAN of ABC/Disney's Once Upon a Time series,,,, Sebastian STAN I think totally nails the part as The Mad Hatter/Jefferson!!!!! Though Johnny Depp is top 2nd! He makes the animated character in the alice movies a truly relatable character... You support and Root for him to regain his Sanity... as during odd moments it actually shines through in his human like traits, feelings and words.

[@4Just1Girl]

Yup agree Burton and Depp almost nearly guarantee an obscure but unique HIT movie. :)

[@reythejediladyviajakku6078]

Out of curiosity: had modern psychology done any studies on his psych? Like come out with an actual diagnosis?

[@diy_cat9817]

Mercury poisoning.

[@4Just1Girl]

Lewis Carrol actually had several true and actual health issues One being because of his past working in haberdasheries/Ateliers working with all the odd and toxic chemicals, and dyes it led to him getting major issues with Not only Mercury poisoning but also brain disorders that screwed with his motor skills and serious Migraine and cluster headaches. Which He either purposely or not intentionally interpolated into the Alice stories. Also, Carrol Actually suffered from Optical illusion disorders which messed with his vision not seeing objects and people and other things in life at their correct proportions. there is a specific Medical term for it, but the condition actually does exist and was called lilliputianism (after the Liliputions (little people) in the world of Gulliver's travels; also people have in more modern eras have come to call it the Alice-In-Wonderland Syndrome. (viewing large objects as smaller than they are, or small things as larger, Seeing things that are not there and Not seeing things that are there. :) I actually did an in depth college thesis paper on How Lewis Carroll's own life and health (physical and mental) came to be present in his Alice "Stories: and in a few selected Characters. The Primary character being of the Mad Hatter. Hope that helped to make things a bit more understandable? LOL :) Good Luck If you go researching on the internet. I found carroll's Life absolutely fascinating and enlightening.

[@eevie]

@@4Just1Girl Fascinating! Thank you 🤗

[@markuhler2664]

@@4Just1Girl Lilliputians. Gulliver's Travels. Why have I never thought of this before. Hey Mr Solo, get on it right away!

[@tjpm]

Sharon LeAnne Miller I always wondered if he was a pedophile

[@WelcometoAshLand]

There is this old cartoon from the 1940s called Mad Hatter about this woman being overworked then ordering a special order hat at a department store. The hat makers were in cages and seemed like they were going crazy. Watching this made that make sense.

[@kbearrs]

Since the Mad Hatter is my favorite I was always curious about the 10/6 card in his hat. So I did some digging and learned two theories; 1, is that the card is the receipt for his hat and 2, (which is my personal favorite) it stands for October 6, known as Mad Hatter’s Day and is considered the second April Fools Day. The reason the 2nd theory is my favorite is because my birthday is October 6 so I feel like a natural born Mad Hatter 🤪😁

[@leeannspencer2952]

While I love both of these the 10/6 is a price tag for 10 shillings and 6 pennies.

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

Happy unbirthday to you Jon

[@Alusnovalotus]

Avery the Cuban-American omg. You beat me to it!!

[@guidbms]

"Happy birthday to the ground..."

[@benjaminjoy8015]

What a coincidence, it's my unbirthday too!

[@sonictheheadghog172]

Avery the Cuban-Americans

[@davidroddick91]

I always thought that the expressions "Mad as a hatter" and "Mad as a March hare" were references to the book. Interesting that the characters in the book are references to the expressions. I feel like I've just gone through the looking glass. Lewis Carroll was a genius: who else could have come up with an answer to a riddle he created that had no answer?

[@Darkness09ization]

The mad hatter has always been one of my favorite character concepts. So much so that I ended up buying a comic book based around him called "Hatter M." (Which you should check out if you like the idea of the Hatter being a well trained assassin). So I want to say thank you Jon for making this video.

[@marcusblacknell-andrews1783]

Of all the characters in "Alice in Wonderland", The Mad Hatter is my favorite. I'd only read "Ever After High" to learn about Madeline Hatter, daughter of the Mad Hatter.

[@ericacook2862]

Fyi, because I can't really afford to contribute financially to your channel, I make a point of watching the promos. And after a change in my work schedule, which will lead to more days off in a row, my mom and I plan on subscribing to Hint a killer. I will make sure to give you credit on the purchase. And use promo code. I love learning about history and am a writer myself. It is fascinating to learn more about the origans of the stories I grew up with. As a pagan, I find your mythology stories interesting ad well. Some of the gods you have talked about are worship by me or my friends.

[@dami5154]

wait that’s so nice

[@mymyhi9921]

Me 2 can't wait to get more money so I can contribute to these KZbin channels, channels like u way better than so called popular keep up the good work 😄😃😀😁😆🌈🤣

[@mymyhi9921]

Wat r u writing about so cool

[@adrenalineactivate]

Wait, you actually worship the Greek god?

[@amaravega838]

@@adrenalineactivate she worships Pagan gods/goddesses, not Greek

[@icarus5248]

Love you Jon 😘. But seriously, it seems like whenever I'm having a bad day, you upload and it just makes me so happy. Thank you.

[@penneyburgess5431]

Another reason for it always being tea time could have been the psychological drive for family and friends to be there all the time. It would explain why there was such a large table and all the dishes were already used. It would make sense of the phrase ‘no room’, because in there mind’s eye, their beloveds would still reside. That’s why they would move aside to make more room. You could always accept one more, but none could leave.

[@0127tink]

Skips Ad. Stops right where Jon says, "I'm so glad no one skipped over it." 😳😳😳 Jon Solo knows.

[@zer0378]

2:34 Is it weird that i didnt skip this ad I always do it but on this one i was This is a cool ad

[@illillyillyo]

Eljo Kuka I think it was because he introduced it with a very smooth segway. I also usually skip them but not this time, even though he’s talked about Hunt a Killer before :)

[@kateajurors8640]

Probably did it so smoothly because it wasn't raid Shadow Legends LOL so many KZbinrs are pushing that that just comes out of nowhere and feels so jarring and disruptive to their video. I didn't skip the ad either though I was actually interested in it

[@bananapeaches6370]

Eljo Kuka are you a Finn? Just being nosey 😂

[@senatormarrero]

I only stayed for the Wii Shopping Channel music lol

[@nseven1117]

the mad hatter thought his life was a tragedy, but then he realized, it's a comedy

[@girlmagnifique6590]

😄😄😄😄

[@rh840]

>I watch the ad >Solo says thanks for not skipping ad >I forget I could've done that >Repeat for every video for two years.

[@MiyuSawai]

In Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland & Through the Looking Glass, the Hatter is given the name Tarrant Hightop

[@melissadahl7561]

Also, rabbit or hare fur was used in hatting, so it's interesting that the hatter and the hare are a pair to me too. The act of a magician pulling a rabbit out of a hat comes from this too, sort of like a resurrection trick: hats were made out of rabbit and the rabbit is resurrected and pulled out of a hat (I have a history of deadly fashion book with a whole chapter on hatters.)

[@Crimson682]

"We're all mad here. I'm mad. You're mad."-Lewis Carrol, Alices Adventure in Wonderland

[@KTChamberlain]

Fun Fact: when Ed Wynn voiced the Mad Hatter in the Disney animated Alice in Wonderland, they filmed him saying the lines and doing the actions of his character to act as a reference for the animators before having him record his lines in the recording studio. However, in the recording studio, Wynn's delivery on the lines he originally improvised were rather lacking, so they actually took his improvised dialogue from the live-action reference footage and used that in the final film, animation and all.

[@4Just1Girl]

Thanks for the fun fact tidbit. I always love learning the Behind the scenes /production stuff (also the SFX/make ups ) One of my favorite addictions before it ended was the ongoing series on Sci fi channel called Face OFF (funny ha ha,) Strange that it decided to end it's run after 13 seasons????

[@jameskelton3718]

What an excellent, funny episode. Focusing on classic characters beyond the tales or books they come from is a great expansion for your content. Glad to hear you're covering "Through the Looking-Glass".

[@DocHollidayGames]

I always interpreted "murdering the time" as he was wasting her time. Granted, I was really young when I first read the book.

[@brooklyn-kx4eh]

The 1985 Alice in Wonderland is my favorite film!! It combines the two stories into one. I highly recommend seeing it! It stars Natalie Gregory.

[@Loopie131]

You should read Christina Henry’s books called ‘Alice’ and the ‘Red Queen’. Hatter in this variation is called Hatcher, he is also mad

[@alipalooza1516]

Thank you! I love hearing about these seeing as I dont have time for a ton of reading anymore.

[@rickc2102]

Covid says, "You do now!"

[@alipalooza1516]

@@rickc2102 I have kids, I still dont have time 🤣

[@Tacoman1967]

The mercury was used to keep the hats stiff around the brim. They were bent into shape and then dipped in mercury.

[@Pb-ij4ip]

My answer to the riddle: just “be-caws”.

[@ianmemes5364]

Fair enough

[@thequeen_hadassah]

I wish you said "your thoughts on the matter or the hatter" that would have been a perfect pun! Great work as always

[@skrtskrt6237]

love this series!! clicked the notif straight away

[@queendsheena1]

Mad Hatter equalling unhealthy factory working conditions wasn't a theme I was expecting.

[@marvelismylife946]

2 years later and still no looking glass breakdown

[@coyoteartist]

I for one am quite glad the cat made it in eventually. I was gifted the Dali version of Wonderland (I wish I could say an original) for Christmas all based on a friend noticing my saying on Facebook that my favorite Dali in the world is the Mach Turtle. If you look at the Tea Party illustration, the Hatter isn't even distinctly shown. There's one tiny figure that could be him, but he's not the face of the scene and I find it interesting how a character can so much the face of a scene that it comes across as daring to depict it otherwise.

[@nocturnalanimals5884]

7:48 that’s basically me 24/7

[@Fangarius]

Actually it's interesting you bring up the Mad Hatter's riddle. In DC's Captain Carrot: OZ/Wonderland War, the Mad Hatter presents this riddle to Dorothy and the Wooglebug, where they both provide two of the answers suggested. The Hatter is surprised, since he never had an answer for the question, he proclaims he now has two. Whereas Pig-Iron wonders why would someone ask a question without knowing the answer, the Hatter replies, 'My Dear Sir, how are you to know anything if you don't ask questions?'

[@wendychavez5348]

In high school we did a performance of Alice in Wonderland for our senior theatre project. I played the Dormouse because the Hatter was in high demand.

[@madmouse1016]

Honestly, the Mad Hatter is one of my favorite characters of all time, and is even the inspiration for the username I use just about everywhere.

[@TheRealNormanBates]

9:20 Can we all agree that the name “Theophilus” needs to make a comeback?

[@Alusnovalotus]

Monroville isn’t that where Theo comes from?

[@zephyr3564]

@@Alusnovalotus i think it comes from Theodore

[@JuicedUpLemon]

@@Alusnovalotus 😂😂😂

[@amandamorgan3539]

The Mercury they used to have in hats gave hat makers dementia which is where the phrase “mad as a hatter” comes from

[@Spectra651]

Whenever this die-hard 'Alice' fan sits down to watch one of your videos on the topic, I always think I'll already be familiar with everything you're going to talk about, but every time, without fail, I learn something I didn't already know. Please continue to educate! :)

[@Sarah-jv8es]

Almost didn’t watch because I had researched the mad hatter myself for a project in high school, and was aware of the mercury poisoning connection, but as always, your research goes further than common knowledge and I learned new information anyway! Love these videos!

[@capital_beaz4725]

Aw Frick yeahhhh guhys Edit: Hunt a killer sounds fun af. Do a video trying to solve one haha

[@MasterGaming-ve4gz]

@Capital_Beaz47 there is a video .

[@4Just1Girl]

I remember watching (I think it was the very first televised version --of AIW because I recall it being in Black and white) And finally when they showed the Dragon/Godzilla type Jabberwock That thing gave me Nightmares for a long time!! Though I do still recall that in THAT specific version they showed how the Jabberwock actually PUSHED Humpty Dumpty OFF the wall and in a weird sense The Jabberwock was blamed as the Murderer of Humpty. I don't know HOW I can recall that so vividly,.... But I do. Great Fairy tale videos Jon I look forward to every one of them!!!

[@brycevo]

My friend goes to parties with the showname of The Hatter. I love this character

[@Nemo0279]

Your voice is very relaxing. The story telling keeps my mind busy instead of running wild with anxiety. while your voice is calm and soothing. This combination is perfect for my insomnia. Your videos are help me so much, I'm not trying to sound like a smart ass, I'm so serious

[@squidyboyproductions1458]

:D yay more knowledge about one of the most confusing characters to read about in the Alice in Wonderland book

[@wesjenkins5160]

Hatta and Hairgh because they had adopted Anglo Saxon attitudes. Note that their poses in the Tenniel illustrations resemble those in Carlegean manuscripts. See Martin Gardner's the Annotated Alice.

[@robertglass3944]

For all you Alice in wonderland fans, I'd highly recommend the English film, "Malice in Wonderland". It's a twisted modern day version of the classic tale, and not meant for children. It was streaming on Netflix, but not sure if it still is.

[@lilitudeluna6296]

I was told by a Carroll researcher, and read in five different books on Poe and Carroll, including Unannotated/Extra Details collections of both works that the answer to the Writing Desk Riddle was ALWAYS “Because The Raven was written on one”

[@olivertaylor6488]

Really liked the coral one vid, that’s what got me into your channel

[@Sapphairis]

I feel like "Hatta" and "Haigha" are just what Hatter and Hare would sound like with either an accent or just a little kid's speech

[@josephskiles]

When I was a teen I went to work for my dad during summer vacation from school, the first morning my alarm went off and he came into my room , grabbed my ankles and pulled me out of bed. From then on as soon as the alarm went off i literally jumped out of bed .

[@TheJohnnyCalifornia]

Dodgson was a logician and very good mathematician. There is some speculation by mathematicians today, that Dodgson used his books to playfully satirize of some theories in his day. The Tea scene specifically dealt with various illogical ideas about time propounded by some of his peers. T = Time in mathematical formulae of the day, so it was "T time."

[@Logitah]

I made my bachelor's thesis about Alice and other victorian child characters, so thank you my man! Also, Hunt A Killer is a treasure

[@gluttony9429]

You are one of my fav youtubers. You make the origin stories much easier to understand than looking it up (because some sources aren’t reliable which makes research harder). Much love💜💗

[@endergirl1421]

I don’t know why but every time the scene with the flowers and butterflies would come on I would pause the movie and demand my dad made butter bread, not toast, bread with butter on it. To this day I don’t know why I do it

[@laurencefraser]

The part of the song about bread-and-butterflies probably contributed, I would imagine.

[@Darkklown612]

How is a raven like a writing desk? Both can be used to compose a conspiracy. Love watching your videos they have great insights into the origins of so many of the stories we all love

[@m3rrys0ngstr3ss]

I was watching 911:Lonestar and a recent episode had a mass mercury poisoning as a case - to quote the episode, people were going full BirdBox due to acute exposure.

[@HikerChick2]

That was a really crazy episode. It’s a good show.

[@scarlettethefieryphoenix925]

That's an awesome description. "Full BirdBox"

[@anandita5554]

The fact that i know most if things you're saying makes me happy because it means ive done my research well sheerly out of personal interest because i was so intrigued by the history of this story.

[@abbieruiz5093]

I love watching this instead of listening to my teacher talk about something

[@lahlybird895]

Totally didn't realize those two messages in through the looking glass with the same characters

[@okay...9671]

me: *skipping through the add* jon solo: so glad no one skipped through this

[@RainbowEssence-c3w]

How could you forget the un-birthday party in Through the Looking Glass? Disney took the two books and mashed them together to create the Alice in Wonderland movie, so a lot of people don't know that the un-birthday in Disney's Alice in Wonderland actually didn't happen until the second book. There was a mad tea party in the first one though, in which the Hatter was introduced. And yeah, you're right, hatters (people who made hats) did have a tendency to go kinda nuts from the chemicals used in making the hats that they were exposed to on a regular basis. Presumably no one knew back then that those chemicals were dangerous, I guess. P. S. That invention that guy made, the bed with a built in alarm clock that tossed people out of it? It sounds like a crazy idea, like who the hell would want that? But actually today there is something similar, a bed for those who are deaf that wakes them by shaking the bed/sitting the person up (not tossing them out of it though). Since, you know, deaf people obviously can't hear an alarm clock so they make special beds that wake them at the appointed time by shaking/slowly sitting the person up (kinda like those hospital beds, if you're familiar with them).

[@naxano525]

Thanks for doing this man! I love the Mad Hatter.

[@kaleidoscope777]

I love the Qveen Herby reference! "Like folgers in your cup." 9:35

[@_sugarcoded_8986]

Jon: ah, an add I truly care about. So happy no one skipped it Me:

[@sararoberts2973]

“Why is a raven like a writing desk?”-Mad Hatter (Tim Burton version). “Time is chasing all of us. Isn’t that right, Mr. Barrie?”-Finding Neverland

[@l.l.j.rouwet]

Lewis and I be sharing birthdays without me knowing till now, and also share every unbirthday XD

[@Soulslayer612]

Of all the Mad Hatters, I enjoyed Johnny Depp's rendition the most. I particularly liked that Depp (or perhaps this is a part of the character as written by Dogdson. I haven't seen/read any other versions in quite some time) portrayed the duality of madness with a light-hearted silly side and a (admittedly quite tame) psychotic angry side with an effete lisp when light-hearted and a Scottish accent for his dangerous side. "Down with the Bloody Red Queen!" after throwing his hat with Alice on it will stick with me for the rest of my life. That and as a major history buff with an especial fondness for medieval arms and armor, I LOVE that he went into battle with a Claymore longsword and fought like a total madlad (pun intended).

[@Goz86]

Obscured reference here. Skyrim has a mad hatter reference in a quest called "the mind of madness"

[@NeneSims21]

omg where? I mean, in which part of the quest?

[@Captaincory1]

I like sitting through your ad reads, and Angry Joe's, because you both place it at the beginning of the video, NOT in the middle like others, and you truly enjoy the products that you are advertising

[@tayloredwards9144]

Please do the Cheshire Cat next

[@chrisbarone515]

They already did.

[@cloudypine3683]

@@chrisbarone515 not a deep explanation

[@ImCassy]

Fun fact, one of the reasons pelts from the natives were so popular was because they were already cured because of use (being worn) so they could go about making beautiful hats without the need of mercury. So thus less Mad Hatters. It was a fact I learned in Elementary School and it stuck.

[@RoqueSox]

i'm so early i beat the notification! . .actually, wait, is that even an accomplishment with how broken that system is?

[@RoqueSox]

@Lovecraft 😂

[@mary83642]

I love these character breakdowns...you should do an entire video on the black and white section of the movie after they say “there’s only one way to stop a mad watch”...and they pound it and why on earth does it go black and white?... and another video about that Classic Disney sound effect after they smash the watch, that spinning sound...

[@blackrosefromthedead9216]

This is such a coincidence because I just started getting back into Alice and wonderland specifically the mad Hatter 🤣

[@dragoness325]

I like watching a jon solo video before bed,it's like listening to a dark bedtime story. 🌙

[@abemerino]

I love your content, but I would love to hear you explain some theories that been made by fans of each stories like the "good witch theory", which gets caroline, Alice and Wonderland, and the Wizard of Oz tight up.

[@harrietlyall1991]

Thank you so much for researching the background stories, especially the snippets about Dodgson’s uncle, and Theophilus Carter.

[@peaceout3386]

I was watching the second episode on ciderella since I haven’t seen it and cinderella origanal name is thought to be Ella She was call cinderella since whenever she was cleaning the fire place she would be covered in cinder That might not be true but it’s what I heard just to let you know

[@MustacheManBoyHairyManChild]

its been like 3 years since i last watched you and you literally havent changed your look, voice, or speach pattern and its literally insane holy hell

[@lila5963]

I don’t think I’ve ever seen an illustration of the mad hatter that didn’t make me feel slightly uncomfortable besides the cartoon version. Just me?

[@lynnboyes4066]

I love the Edgar Allan Poe answer to the riddle

[@JisatsuArchives]

Please do Alice through the looking glass !!

[@shalynnjuarez]

The t.v show Once Upon A Time has the Mad Hatter in it and has a very interesting story on him. Worth a look see.

[@littlesongbird1]

Me: This is a bad day. (sees new Jon Solo video) Suddenly it's a good day.

[@trinitythomas3246]

I am so happy that my favorite KZbinr just made a video about THE MAD HATTER, my favorite person.

[@kimberlystevenson5133]

Newest video i think i've ever watched. I just got on youtube and saw it and i'm excited

[@hgkmom2626]

Kimberly Stevenson same here😏

[@shielamariehankinson3824]

....oh. I was hoping to learn more about... the artisans of head decor who died of constant exposure to toxins... TheY would go completely insane, then die in the streets after creating high-quality hats.

[@meow-kay2998]

i freakin' love that mickey shirt

[@meccamitchell6481]

Ikr

[@christiannedebiasi381]

Mercury was used to shine hats, but it was also used to shine teacups and silver.

[@packnetadaija]

Wow I've never been this early, I'm really excited :)

[@mikestckl6939]

that one reminds me of a story . i had a shirt with an alice in wonderland themed design on the front and the back , cant remember exactly what the design was but on the back it said " we're all mad here" . one day i had an apointement at my psychiatrist and people were looking strangely at me in the waiting room and i thought to my self that it maybe only seems as if they are looking at me in a strange way but then when i got home i realised that i wore that shirt to the apointement haha but yeah basicly we all were mad in that room right ? xD