The Messed Up Origins of Lion King 2 | Disney Explained - Jon Solo

[@maeflower522]

8:47, "Gee, what could possibly go wrong?!" JON'S CROSS-EYED FACE LMAO

[@valeriedelacruz8423]

Golden

[@LookICanExplain]

I laughed for 20 minutes at that

[@ReishaVanBern]

And that's when I officially clicked the like button XDDD

[@teasjalamiles9058]

maeflower522 lol

[@muzerhythm2242]

That was also my reaction at that part of the story of Romeo & Juliet when read it in high school!😂😂

[@0ffdaWok]

"...and she died next to the guy she knew for about 5 days." That line killed me XD

[@mgaliotox]

Yessss

[@divinej2148]

It was actually more like 3 days 😬

[@martimbrito3008]

@@divinej2148 4

[@martimbrito3008]

4 and in the original I think it made 8 deads

[@kaithdvd]

"Helicopter parenting" 😂 this is why I love Jon

[@urdad289]

After he explained the plot of the lion king 2... I realized that... I've never actually seen it.

[@JonSolo]

Ha! Oops!

[@Smokey420Greenleaf]

lol same here.

[@le_chiyu]

I swear🤣🤣

[@alllittlethingzz]

It’s a great movie

[@Bold_Bulma]

I saw it before I saw the first movie.

[@unoriginal1562]

If I remember correctly didn’t Mufasa’s spirit tell Rafiki that Kovu and Kiara need to be together? If so this is how I imagine that conversation Mufasa: “Those kids are perfect for each other, I ship it” Rafiki: “Are you crazy?! Mufasa: “I SAID I SHIP IT!!!” Rafiki: “OKAY OKAY OKAY!!!”

[@larrydarnellrembertiii6258]

Lol exactly

[@ndpd7695]

Mufasa is me hahahaha

[@DeadKraken]

Mufasa: Here, I made a fan art of them, show this to Simba. He needs to understand that my ship is canon. Rafiki: But... Mufasa: I'll call it KoKia....or KiarKo......

[@yourbabytee]

That's how I remember it😂😂

[@ultrainstinctgogeta2727]

Percy Jackson Niggas

[@WhitneyDahlin]

Going to keep bugging you until the Swan Princess origins xD can't wait for the video!

[@carlyk8560]

Whitney Dahlin that one is the only movie I watched as a kid that I already knew the origin story and how completely fucked it was. Which is weird because almost no one actually does.

[@Bisexualdragon4042]

😍 I can't wait for him to ruin my second favorite childhood movie. "This is not my idea" plays in the back of my head any time I do something stupid

[@DDLAFFEY724]

Some girl:” I want a love like Romeo and Juliet” Anyone with some common sense:”Romeo and Juliet is the worst love story ever they ended up killing 5 people

[@tarawalker7193]

EXACTLY!!!!

[@erinlefevers7302]

I had an English teacher in high school who never made his classes read it(though it was a common book for English classes) because he hated that story lol

[@butlerkitty]

romeo and juliet is a tragedy for a reason people!!!

[@idontdiscriminateihateever6017]

Not to mention that Juliet is a rebound lol talk about romantic. But I'll take that over people who say they want a relationship like Harley and the Joker lol

[@DeadKraken]

I always hated Romeo and Juliet. The only good part about that a story is that they both die at the end.

[@SilverTemplar]

Romeus and Juliet was probably a retelling of Pyramus and Thisbe.

[@zodiacgirl15]

SilverTemplar I have a cat named Thisbe because of that story ❤️

[@nailya4775]

Yeah Its basically the same story

[@stephaniegagne3376]

I was just checking the comments to make sure I wasn’t the only one who thought of Pyramus and Thisbe. Glad I’m not. That is obviously the OG Romeo and Juliet.

[@melissataylor8733]

Why did I have to scroll so far to find this...

[@sabinatsang]

@@nailya4775 not really, there's a lion in Pyramus and Thisbe plus less death and not that much mention of a family feud, just disapproving parents. i do think Pyramus and Thisbe may be the inspiration for Romeo and Juliet though

[@wayofren6463]

I just started watching but I've been bingeing ur vids I don't understand how you don't have 1million subs yet

[@steinaf]

We'll get him there sooner, go Solo Fam Squad Nation!

[@SaltySirenFloriduh]

He definitely deserves 1mil+👍🏻

[@MrzDiam0ndDiva]

LITERALLY discovered him 1 month ago and have watched everything he's ever posted.

[@clarekuehn4372]

I think it's because some go too quickly. If he paused just a bit more, it would be easier to understand everything quickly, without pausing. But it's fun and good information. I subscribed.

[@benjaminkinslow5393]

Facts

[@Manganra7]

As a Shakespeare fan, I think you did a pretty good job with your summary. When I was taught R&J in school, we learned that it isn’t *supposed* to be treated as the epic romance it is today, that it does, basically, boil down to hormones and stupid decisions.

[@vernoneatwell5449]

Isn't that also very similar to Lion King 2? Especially for Kiara's character, who is very spontaneous and doesn't think about the consequences of her actions

[@candiigurl7893]

Romeo calls out to her, "I love you b*tch!"

[@jacketbagel8336]

“I’m never gonna stop loving you.......b*tch!”

[@grace5033]

and just flatline right there lmao if you don't get the reference, screw you, you're a fake solo fam gang army warrior

[@kengaminbro]

candiigurl7893 😂😂😂

[@tOzzBiatch]

What about Tristan and Isolde? I think that is the oldest 'Romeo and Juliet' - story

[@revan0890]

B*TCH! I love you.

[@crazieanimefan1]

I think from the events of the first movie, Simba has PTSD. And that reflects with how he treated his daughter. But he had to overcome it as he watched his child grow up.

[@primroserain1739]

Romeo calls out "yo I love you to!" Ahh literature so beautiful.

[@GabsARV]

Romeo and Juliet in a nutshell.

[@itstheundisputedsagboo]

Ctfu Done 😂😂😂😂

[@supremeleaderchezewhiz7675]

3:16 Jon: to show gratitude, Mufassa allows kovu to join the pridelanders. Me: Hold up... Mufassa is dead.

[@amyschildgamerlive4519]

He referred to simba as mufasa later too near the end.

[@garyduffy8319]

1 dislike, wonder who it is? *cough William Shakespeare

[@mediciki602]

Omfg🤣😂

[@nataliamayers3603]

Lol😂😂

[@fanfaretloudest]

He was rolling in his grave so much at this critical dissection of his work he could only rest again after he hit that dislike button lol.

[@nixiep.8064]

That was by far the best Romeo and Juliet summary I've ever heard.

[@Irmatu]

I wonder if he'll do the "Messed Up Origins of Lion King 1 1/2" after this..

[@grosslyincandescent2137]

That's the only one I've seen

[@peytonrichards5160]

Lion King 1 1/2 is basically Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead (ignore my spelling) from what I gather.

[@miamafalda1118]

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead

[@Sarah-zb2hv]

Yes yes yes

[@silvermeasuringspoons6462]

Lion King 1 1/2 is already a mess...😅

[@JenniferRodriquez]

"She's died and gone to heaven and I heard it's pretty nice there" 😂😂😂😂

[@beelzebub1938]

The best good news bad news ever told

[@Twinklethefox9022]

Its strange is how some people think romeo and Juliet is a perfect love story.....

[@ZoeyandtheChaosGirls]

It's a good story

[@jamesbaron195]

@@ZoeyandtheChaosGirls Not really, over hyped

[@erebusphxntom4205]

Well...... it is in a psychopath's eyes

[@kayleighbrown459]

Who thinks that?

[@carlyk8560]

UmbreonTwinkle it would’ve been had email been a thing.

[@crazycartoonfreak15]

I agree 100% with Jon about Shakespeare finally someone understands me.

[@MissBlueEyeliner]

crazycartoonfreak15 He was a magpie of a man. Stealing the intellectual property of others! That’s not very admirable in my book.

[@stephaniegagne3376]

Same! Shakespeare is overrated and I’m an English major too lol

[@kayleighbrown459]

I think the thing that a lot of people tend to misunderstand about Shakespeare is why he's actually held so highly. It's not because of his stories. Because like damn near everything else in the world, it's highly derivative. But that's not why he's held on such a high pedestal. It's his use of language. He was a wordsmith, not a storyteller, and much of his work tends to loose a bit of lustre when experiences purely through text.

[@KasumiKenshirou]

Oh, you're definitely not the only one. If you haven't already, you need to watch Blackadder: Back and Forth.

[@striderar9577]

Jon so happy your back hopefully your back is feeling better

[@sonjathemango]

During several of my English courses at my university, it was often brought up that most of Shakespeare's plays are based on earlier stories. In fact, there is a point in Shakespeare's life where he went missing, and many people actually believe that during that time he went on a long journey across Europe and surrounding areas in order to find stories to adapt into plays.

[@nelljackson6464]

MUO suggestions: Thumbelina, Swan Princess, Quest for Camelot

[@mimiabdelaziz8253]

TIMON AND PUMBA are the voices of reason. Convince me otherwise

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

_HAKKUNA MATATA!!!_ *Google Translate:* No worries 》》》 Hakkuna Wasiwasi *Me:* _Reality is often disappointing_

[@gamersinacontainer]

"It means no worries, *for the rest of your days*" Maybe that will work?

[@helenamirian908]

Literally "there are no/ trouble" colloquialisms don't always translate perfectly.

[@RoScFan]

King in Swahili is mfalme not mufasa.

[@thebluepacificboys]

*Mr. Friendship* why do we watch so many of the same channels

[@faraja9674]

Mr. Friendship it both means the same thing it’s really up to the region your in because their are different ways Swahili is spoken

[@nicoschannelcangele7375]

Rafiki Has A Musical Number in The Lion King 2 it's Called Upendi

[@ravendraws4094]

I love that little song! It's a cute love song!

[@samirahh2807]

I love this movie, it has some of my favorite soundtracks, besides The Lion King’s soundtrack

[@laylags7788]

Can you be my literature teacher? I would learn SO much more.

[@JonSolo]

I would love to

[@bettyunicorn6132]

Jon Solo Oh yeah!

[@tonib5911]

WHOO! Early squad! Nice to see you doing good, Jon!

[@larissapinto3791]

What's crazy is that both the masterpieces are inspired from a Persian poem Laila Majnu It was written in the 9th century. However, this story was already popular in the Arabic culture by the 5th century. But, since it was the Persian poet who made the story popular, the credit goes to the poet.

[@judekanawati7467]

Actually, the very original story of was inspired by the real lovers Qays Bin Al-Mulawwah, and Layla Al-Amereeyyah. Those two were madly in love since childhood, raising sheep together and playing together. Their families were actually related, as Qays and Layla were first cousins. The story mentions that Qays tried to propose to Layla for marriage, but her family rejected him as they believe expressing love publicly was considered highly shameful! Thus, she eventually was forced to marry another guy from another tribe, and Qays was left with his own demise missing Layla and asking about her every single day. Eventually, he was found dead by some people and his body was taken back to his family to be buried. There’s a lot more into the poet’s life, but unfortunately the sources are only mentioned in Arabic. Cheers!

[@renamon5658]

I loved the lion king 2 thank you so much for doing this video Nuka is one of my favorite disney villains

[@diamondbaker5331]

“The two fall in love, because 👏👏 hormones.” 🤣🤣🤣

[@JustinY.]

When you realize The Lion King is basically a remake of Kimba the White Lion

[@mammonisbest5028]

Sup Justin

[@vortexastar193]

Spotted.

[@shakairahmajor4954]

@Sexual Marxism: Seize the means of reprodoction wtf

[@lcarolyn5847]

My childhood was slightly damaged when i found this out😭

[@chillbeatsandvibez7901]

Dead meme

[@DrDolan2000]

Romeo: "You like farming?" Juliet: "I'm more of a fishing person" That's all you had to do, Will

[@joshtheredpen9823]

Do messed up origins of Lady and the Tramp... If it is messed up.

[@zerotodona1495]

Josh the Red Pen XD that movie is messed up in general!

[@joshtheredpen9823]

What do you mean? And How?

[@joshtheredpen9823]

Also, LOVE that profile picture!

[@Shoe26]

@@zerotodona1495 how is lady and the tramp messed up???

[@barneynedward]

T LDW Lion King 2 had happy ending Romeo and Juliet did not.

[@Crick1952]

11:47 "... Mercutio is no where to be found." Imma stop you right there, I ain't reading any version of Romeo & Juliet without my homeboy in it.

[@markuhler2664]

Seriously. Mercutio was the best character in the play.

[@EndisNai]

A Plague upon BOTH your houses!

[@kgauto]

Now thats a true friend.

[@aneris.iddet.x]

THE CROSS EYED "GEE WHAT COULD GO WRONG" SENT MEEEEE

[@apebeats6631]

🤣 Shakespeare isn't a writer! He's a friggin pirate! "Oh! I exclaimeth! Whateth a fineth storyeth! I shalt rewriteth iteth exactlyeth the sameth and puteth mine nameth uponeth iteth! Imeth brillianteth!"

[@srds2919]

Ngl I screamed “YES” when I got the notification that you uploaded

[@jamesanthony8438]

I _still_ haven't gotten the notification. I had to run across it by looking through my subscriptions. =(

[@srds2919]

James Anthony do you have the notifications on for all his uploads?

[@jamesanthony8438]

@@srds2919 Well, I _did_ , but apparently youtube has decided to shut it off. It's back on now, though. =)

[@otakugirl1013]

Wait what at 3:14 he said "Mufasa allows kovu into the pride lands" I think he meant SIMBA XD😂😂😂

[@alllittlethingzz]

Lol yee😂

[@striderar9577]

Wait Jon @ like 3:19 you say mufasa instead of Simba was that on purpose?

[@ashleyfurrow4414]

I don’t think it was, oops 😊

[@tawnie9204]

I noticed that too!!

[@ashleyfurrow4414]

Ahaha, he just did it again and corrected it.

[@striderar9577]

That’s amazing I thought it was on purpose😂😂for a second

[@professorhistoire5349]

he corrects it, look in the top right

[@blnladybug]

My 9th grade teacher actually managed to get us to understand love Shakespeare. The entire first semester except the last month we had to read the entire works of Arestotle which hurt our brains like crazy. After constantly reading that we went to Shakespeare which was so easy to read in comparison and we found ourselves laughing at all the jokes and enjoying it :) though we never did read Romeo and Juliet lol

[@tetrasprague639]

Good Morin' Solo Fam! Hope ya'll have a Wicked Awesome weekend!

[@anneberlynvalladolid8005]

You too 😀

[@BluebeerryBPS]

Hope you do too!

[@nancyM1313]

Good afternoon! Thanks for the good wishes. Hope you have a great weekend and Summer too.🍃🦋☘🌻🍀🐝🍃

[@KTChamberlain]

You're not alone, Jon Solo, I too feel the same way about reading Shakespeare works. I think even J.R.R. Tolkien felt somewhat the same towards Macbeth. As a schoolkid he thought to himself: "Why couldn't Shakespeare have had the forest that moved be an actual forest that moved?" and that later gave rise to Ents and Hurons in his works on Middle-earth.

[@shelbybayer200]

There is a William Shakespeare Manga version of Romeo and Juliet With a modern Japanese Setting Specifically Tokyo with a Science Fiction Style

[@imhappy7632]

knowing that there is an anime about Beethoven, Jesus and Countries as anime boys I'm not even surprised

[@thehellbunny17]

@8:46 “gee! What could possibly go wrong?” XD

[@kdlf333]

My first crush ever was Kovu. I was literally smitten in preschool

[@erinclarke2606]

Same

[@stovecleaner3769]

You had a crush on a cartoon lion?

[@tizzyp2911]

No Name He is the cartoon Romeo equal.

[@shekinamunyambu4637]

Mine was Simba😩

[@DeadKraken]

@@stovecleaner3769 ...You didn't have a crush on a cartoon lion? What kind of sad childhood did you have? Did you at least have a crush on an cartoon human?

[@hornbeam7131]

Glad to see you are back and in good form. Another enjoyable video. One thing about you're comments about Shakespeare, he wrote his plays in the 'common language' of the day, the theatre fans were not the 'culture' hawks as we often find today, they were just ordinary people from all classes and walks of life, also a lot of the words that don't appear to rhyme actually did back then as they sounded different in the dialect at the time. I am also told there was a lot of puns and jokes which go right over our heads now as the context is just unknown to us.

[@juicebox_9663]

WILL HE RESPOND?? Omg if he responds, but anyways, THANK YOU FOR DOING ANOTHER BODEO WHEN YOUR STILL RECOVERING!!

[@Ax0n41]

Funny and interesting af🤣for most people it's hard to put these two together but not Jon, not Jon. THE GUYS A GOD

[@memyselfandi7782]

8:45 *Every thought to every not thought out plan*

[@mkaylor121]

I love that you have the good fellas painting in the back. There’s a dog pointing east and one pointing west, and doesn’t he look like that guy! You know the guy! In the trunk

[@krie8132]

This was so informative and entertaining. I love the personality that you have been showing more and more. Good job!

[@tatyanaclipps2722]

* Stabs herself in chest next to the guy she knew for five days* *me*- ha haha really how you just gone expose them like that I’m dead Just like Juliet was ok I’ll go home

[@snowballsolis]

3:16 "To show his gratitude, MUFASA" Um, do you mean Simba? Lol

[@clarekuehn4372]

"Gee, what could go wrong?!" Lol

[@twistedtrees4175]

Hope you are healing well! Thanks for the upload

[@MrRASH-ig3vc]

That 5:00 "spoiler alert" placement was savage. Great video!

[@willlyon7129]

Are you planning to do a video on the messed up origins of King Arthur/Sword and the Stone. Or Oliver and Company/ Oliver Twist?

[@kellygioja7094]

That’s amazing to learn about the creative culture in Disney! Thank you for that, as it makes a much better story!

[@bencarter3076]

I LOLed hard at the cross eyed thing. You should make that a repeat character.

[@equalitytaurus-9844]

I also love how much sarcasm you use!!! More people should be like you

[@watchforever1724]

Great job .Keep making these videos Jolo

[@mikailthomas1466]

"O Romeo where for art thou Romeo?" "I I'm right here." "Where for means why by the way."

[@alfreddaniel1994]

I'm sooo looking forward to the messed up origin of "The Little Red Hen".

[@danaiahbacon9059]

He already made that video

[@headphonegirl21amm93]

When you crossed your eyes and said "What could go wrong?" Was really funny

[@Sarah-zb2hv]

Jon I love your humour it always makes me smile/laugh wich can be hard

[@langshu6446]

One of the oldest stories to follow, or rather set the forbidden love and tragedy archetypes is Ovid's Pyramus and Thisbe, which was part of a book full of Ovid's stories written way back in 8 AD. It's very simplified yet different. There's only three characters, Pyramus, Thisbe, and funnily enough... a lion. The lovers don't even physically see each other. They talked through a crack in a wall that separated their houses, likely due to grudges between their families. They plan to meet beside the local mulberry tree, Thisbe describes the cloak she'll be wearing, but when she waits for Pyramus, she sees an oncoming lion and bolts, dropping her cloak in the process. The lion, whose mouth is dripping blood from a previous kill, finds the cloak and starts chewing and ripping it just as Pyramus approaches. He hastily assumes the lion killed his lover, convinced by her bloody cloak without a body, and kills himself beneath the mulberry tree, apparently turning its then white leaves red with his blood. Thisbe returns and finds his body, and also dyes the tree red with her blood.

[@DrDolan2000]

Did forbbiden love stories ever have a happy ending? They sound like bummers

[@tiarahelaine3949]

I've ever been so happy to see a messed up origin video😂

[@mkaylor121]

I love that you have the good fellas painting in the back. There’s a dog pointing east and one pointing west, and doesn’t he look like that guy! You know the guy!

[@oakenshadow6763]

We were given an altered version of Romio and Juliet to read. It had modernized language and terms (so you could actualy understand the charecters!), but they also made it instantly dated by having it take place in a "shopping mall". I type it like that because they were very explicit that it was a "shopping mall" to try and make students care. We didn't.

[@KasumiKenshirou]

That sounds like the cartoon Yo! Yogi, where Yogi Bear and his friends were moved from Jellystone Park and now were teens hanging out in Jellystone Mall. Everyone thought it was a stupid idea back then, too, except for the people that made the show. Kids weren't obsessed with malls, it was just a place they would sometimes hang out, when they weren't at somebody's house, at the movies, etc..

[@samarafollette]

This channel is so underrated....more people need to see his stuff

[@aninternentdiary]

I’m here for this

[@jessmaloney8375]

Jon: *bashes Shakespeare* Me: *sweating nervously when I remember I have 2 Shakespeare plays in my room that I read sometimes when I'm bored*

[@Dxs4all]

Y'know, the second lion king movie was actually the first lion king movie I ever saw.

[@colourqueen22]

Same! Guess that's why I like it more

[@TeAmoConTodoMiAlma]

Weird.

[@MariePriss]

Dxs4all booo 😭

[@Meelzdiva]

Same lol

[@MissBlueEyeliner]

Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaat 😦 Who raised you!

[@brettmettler1425]

Pyramus and Thisbe, officially recorded in the Ovid, but from the Greek oral tradition predates Shakespeare by quite a bit. Really love your work man, always a treat to watch🙌

[@Sosa23rd]

Friar Lawrence be showing up after Romeo dead and be like... Friar: wellll... what happened was....

[@isaiahadams1996]

Finally!! I been waiting on this episode for a long time

[@SilentMuse]

Hey Jon. Thank you for posting this I really enjoyed it. And by the way, as far as I'm concerned... You've always been a real KZbinr:-)

[@kaybaby104]

Jon’s cross-eyed face when he says “Gee, what could possibly go wrong?” 😂🤣😂🤣

[@lycheefreeze]

I'd LOVE to see a comparison of the interval pieces that both Lion King and Shakespeare have, ie Lion King 1 1/2 VS. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead

[@lycheefreeze]

@@laziestnameever7713 lmao yep

[@jannapitts3188]

My best friend is a big fan of Lion King 2 Simba’s pride! I remember when I would go to her house and this movie would always be playing!~ You just made her day talking about her favorite Disney sequel thank you Mr. Jon Solo! Your work is very appreciated~

[@devantejones2329]

Yoo Jon solo keep up the good work.. but you jus call Simba Mufasa . Which part 3:16 in the video

[@stellalina8158]

I watch messed up origins every night before bed! I love what you do and you’re so funny. I enjoy this a lot

[@Lat3r426]

I love William Shakespeare... I agree with you about him...🤦🏻‍♀️😂

[@darkenedstar1413]

In regards to the "Voice of Reason" archetype in TLK2, I think Nala was low-key supposed to be this to Simba. She's not as prevalent in the sequel, but during their scenes together she's either giving Simba advice or basically telling him to chill out. As you said, Kiara and Kovu were grounded enough in 'reality' that the VoR wasn't truely needed for them.

[@humongousfungusamongus3871]

I knew you would have a speedy recovery! You're Jon Solo, the king of origins! You ROCK!!! (What exactly do Norse Gods smell like? 😂😂)

[@jamesanthony8438]

Mead and victory!!

[@penelopedanyelle0805]

Oddly, watching each of Jon's videos no matter how morbid the stories could actually be, puts a huge ass smile on my face regardless. Such high quality content ❣️

[@precious_muse]

“Use real words, or at least make them rhyme”? Sounds like somebody needs to read “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.”

[@Macallion]

A lot more of his work did rhyme at the time. Pronunciation of a lot of words changed over time. Also, he did invent words and phrases, but we still use a lot of them today. :)

[@precious_muse]

All very true. Someone saying they don’t appreciate what Shakespeare did for the English language hasn’t been paying attention.

[@blingsing5383]

@@precious_muse someone saying they don't appreciate what he did for language are exactly right they don't appreciate it That doesn't make change his impact just there view of his impact

[@kayleighbrown459]

Plus, I think it needs to be brought up that they were originally designed to be spoken. There's a huge difference between reading Shakespeare and watching Shakespeare.

[@precious_muse]

Absolutely. Plays are meant to be seen, though sometimes you still need footnotes.

[@bloodybee3553]

I think Romeo's Friends reminding him of the repercussions of his actions could be related to Kovu's family constantly reminding him why he was sent there: to kill Simba so they could take over Pride Rock

[@dmnapier7]

Let's be real. Lion king 2 told the Romeo and Juliet story better than Shakespeare

[@NAVEMAN3]

I have a small tip for when to solve the Shakspeare problem for I once had it myself. About a couple of years ago, I stumbled upon Shakespeare: The Animated Tales. It's a DVD series (I think 2 discs) the works of Shakspeare are animated and shorten to get its a point across. Meaning instead of a 2-hour show or movie, the whole thing is done in half an hour. If you want a sample look up the user Hubert Humphrey aka ADMERALSMITH here on youtube and I recommend checking out the 5 he has on there to get a sample. After watching the series I got into the book and the old-time black and white movies to learn more info. Give it a try and let me know after you watch them to see if it helps.

[@theallaroundnerd9889]

"Best of disney's direct to vhs sequels." Alright, these heretics have clearly never seen Aladdin and the King of Thieves

[@grace5033]

He has. He did a video on it already

[@lovetolovefairytales]

Or Cinderella 3...

[@carlyk8560]

theallaroundnerd EXACTLY. All Aladdin were kinda boss.

[@Fernandanatac]

But Lion King 2 is amazing still. I actually like it more than the first XD

[@Dewdropmon]

Aladdin and the King of Thieves was excellent but I still think that Lion King 2 was better.

[@cardinalshockey6321]

Funny expression during plan explanation and remember Jon chats first

[@wearenotdoinggethelp3985]

The synopsis of Romeo and Juliet made my laugh so hard 😂😂 HORMONES😂

[@jennawalker8096]

His videos are honestly GOLD.

[@kaiyal.185]

When he said “Tie-bolt” rather than “Tih-bolt” I cried

[@logon900]

8:46 this moment was so funny that I screenshot it and made it the wallpaper on my phone.

[@michaeloluwajuyemi4546]

If The Lion King continued with a third 🎥 instead of 1 1/2 it might continue the Shakespeare theme.

[@eleanornorman4348]

Omg I’ve been waiting for this for soooo long thank u