Top 10 Insanely Racist Moments In Disney Movies That You Totally Forgot About

Top 10 Insanely Racist Moments In Disney Movies That You Totally Forgot About
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Looking back, these Disney scenes were pretty racist. From Fantasia to The Aristocats to Peter Pan, even wholesome Mouse House movies aren't completely free of racism, casual or otherwise. WatchMojo counts down the top racist moments in disney movies that you totally forgot about.
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#10. Sunflower
#9. Japanese Soldier Caricatures
#8. Conveyor Belt Mammy Doll
#7. King Louie
#6. "Arabian Nights"
#5. Native American Stereotypes
#4. "We Are Siamese (If You Please)"
#3, #2, #1???
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[@discussion2441]

Looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool

[@zenmasterorwhatever]

You forgot that one small part in the first musical scene of All Dogs Go To Heaven where Itchy and Charlie were singing. Itchy says "...and even, a bit of *Siam*" referring to Siamese, depicted with those same buckteeth and slanted eyes.

[@josephhiker1407]

You forgot to mention yourselves. Mojo sounds like an over-exaggerated black term and I'm offended by it.

[@davidgoossen113]

Mr. King Kong: "MR MOJO RISING" .... A phrase repeated over & over in the song LA WOMAN by the DOORS, and written by Jim Morrison. Is an anagram of Jim Morrison's name [[try it, all the letters are represented here] [created by Jim Morrison himself]]] and yet this isn't offensive either.

[@olanordmann714]

Time for some political correctness again..

[@dwaynethewokjohnson6646]

Ancient name for Thailand: Siam Siamese cat: literally has the word siam in it Watchmojo: J a p a n

[@charlielowes8495]

AmateurOtaku Gaming Literally not that ancient... The Siamese only adopted the name “Thailand” less than a hundred years ago...

[@charlielowes8495]

Even nowadays the neighboring countries of Thailand such as Laos, Myanmar and Cambodia still didnt come up with the word “Thailand”. I mean if you’re visiting Lao you’ll find 90% of their population still call us “Siam” rather than “Thai”.

[@l.l.7631]

do you think the animators cared or even knew where the cat breed originated? they just wanted to add racist jokes to the film its not that deep

[@kennysmith1925]

Well the animators and Disney didn't know the that either because they're making fun of Japanese people not Thai people. U should change watchmojo to Americans

[@PerfectAlibi1]

That's another trope, all Asians are just called Asians. No effort is made to name which actual Asian country they're from... XD

[@nevaehcassidy5815]

I’m Native American and I remember being young and thinking that tiger lily was so beautiful and how cool it was to see a Native American girl on tv

[@gymnast2890]

Nevaeh Cassidy I know! Tiger Lily is so beautiful & a Princess. Peter likes her & Wendy is jealous of her! That's hardly a negative light being shed. I think they are confusing stereotypes with racism! Jim Crow is by far the most cringe worthy to me. That was a hideous & unfair law. Obviously anything slavery referenced is racist. Racism is defined as one race thinking they are superior to another... I don't see that in Peter Pan.

[@keplix5225]

Nevaeh Cassidy you’re Indian

[@xxneverlandgirlxx6182]

Nevaeh Cassidy :) i love how chill you are

[@nevaehcassidy5815]

Keplix yes quarter Yurok

[@nevaehcassidy5815]

Keplix thank you ☺️

[@marianneberonilla4384]

As an Asian, I find the cat playing the piano in 'Aristrocats' hilarious lol "FoRtuNe cOoKiE aLWaYs wRoNg-"

[@annas4843]

The Aristocats and Lady and the Tramp was the first time I saw siamese cats as a kid. They looked so different and cute, I wanted a siamese cat! We had two siamese cats growing up and unfortunately passed away, I m looking to find a new Siam baby, they are my most favorite breed. Maybe in US siamese cats are common house pet, but in South Europe they were not, so not easy to just see one around.

[@stephanieg9089]

Same here!! I haven’t seen that movie since I was a kid and don’t remember it well but I literally spit out my drink laughing at that clip.

[@dandeehart9553]

@Anastasia's Secret what an incredibly sad thing to say but actually believe? Wow. One day I hope you want to build bridges of coexistence. When you’re a hammer, all you see is nails, I’m not sure you’ll be able to understand the point. If you can’t get outside of your own very short sighted version of the hate you’ve been conditioned into at least don’t toss around your hate to people who don’t care what people think of them & hopefully don’t see everyone as such separate individuals we’re literally all just humans. Also EVERYONE at times of course are the butt of a joke here & there, lighten up, it build character.

[@prismm2002]

@Anastasia's Secret racist much? Typical.

[@Valen-xu2wy]

What people find hard to follow in stereotypes are usually correct in the worst of our culture. We hate to admit it. In Ireland here now, when many are in the pub before dinner. Its 11am. After dinner they go back.

[@thevanishingsaxon663]

I find that most people that complain about The Aristocats have never actually seen it. Nearly every character in the film is a stereotype, from the hillbilly dogs to the Siamese cat. The black cat trumpet player, the hippie beatnick cat, even the main two characters. Duchess is rich and spoiled whereas O'Malley is a homeless alley cat. The whole movie is about culture clashes. But of course, people don't pay attention to things like plot or themes anymore.

[@Chiburrotube]

Oh yeah, a culture clash were everyone’s features are greatly exaggerated

[@Lilydrakjunior]

Yesss!! Thank u 💯

[@ZootSuitSanta]

But they are animals and then we have to say that these ridiculous features from cartoons actually belong to specific individuals from specific ethnic groups and races-which is itself racism.

[@thegrassyboy6163]

Bro I’m Arab and there wasn’t a single scene in Aladdin that offended me😂

[@shi_.]

Same! Except maybe the part where they dressed Jasmine as a belly dancer but... ok

[@thegrassyboy6163]

@@shi_. eh, no different than dressing a Japanese girl as one of those oriental dancers lmao, that scene didn’t do anything to me tbh lol

[@RR-qv8uz]

Bro, I’m Latino and didn’t even get a mention 🤣🤣 the worlds gone bloody insane 🤯

[@noemy1828]

Same I thought the movie was totaly fine

[@maerythegreek9008]

@@thegrassyboy6163 Maybe the "when they cut off your hand" refferance in the opening scene... Too much and uneccesary for a kid's cartoon! But in other languages this prhase was not translated ,the lyrics were totaly different thank God! So I grew up adoring this movie,and not having those "American things" in my mind!

[@sk4dic]

Wait, so a black man voicing King Louie would be racist. A white man voicing King Louie, wouldn't be racist. If this sort of thinking isn't racist, I don't know what is.

[@pzooka]

Ryona That’s why they had an Italian guy voice him

[@Milan-pq3tm]

A yellow man would be okay

[@karolinakuc4783]

But jazz music is so tighly associated with black culture.

[@lamiasharshar5901]

It’s because jazz culture was popular among black ppl and they had accents/slang that they tried to copy, it the same as doing an Italian,Asian,or any stereotypical accent.

[@jessehackman3888]

the Hypocrisy of Correctness often Cofuses People.

[@IndigoRage]

I never saw Uncle Remus as anything but some black guy, just being a normal, happy guy. I still can't, no matter how hard I squint, but we live in a day and age where people with nothing better to do with their lives wake up every morning and ask "What can I be offended by today?"

[@mirandack4350]

I love Uncle Remus, him being happy, his character and song helped me in a very difficult time in my life.

[@Raidenmommy89]

so you are saying racist attitudes are acceptable

[@realaeroeus]

@@Raidenmommy89 how does uncle remus have a racist attitude?

[@zacharytheriot1285]

i guess the white people that deem these things racist failed to realize that even today in the south the old men talk just like the “stereotype”. being from louisiana i struggle to understand how having black people talk in the same way old black men from the south talk TODAY is racist. if they had a white man play the jazzy character like we had in new orleans years ago, it would be labeled as cultural appropriation.

[@mattjones5353]

​@Tinovimbanashe nyirendah you gonna be OK Lil fella? Huh? You extra sensitive today😢??

[@ElectricIguana]

As an Asian, I take great offense to "the man" telling me what is racist and what what I should be offended by. Caricature or stereotype maybe, but I would hate for those characters to be changed or erased. I get a kick out of them. And you know what, it really does remind me of some of my relatives. So hey, unless you want to end up in a dull grey, monotone world, where people are afraid to jive talk, or have an accent, or you know, BE different, how about we all cool it with the recreational outrage and enjoy our differences. Even if that means having a bit of fun with it.

[@autumnsadventures]

Thank you. How many times can I like this comment?!

[@night-x6793]

It was all about the stereotype jokes when during my childhood and I'm very sure that Asians made fun of American stereotype culture at least few times in their life which I wouldn't might seeing just to make more jokes on both stereotypes.🤣

[@ElectricIguana]

@@night-x6793 I agree. I always loved white people jokes from Fresh Prince and especially Dave Chappelle. Dave is a hero. Much of his comedy is racial, but it's all hilarious, and brings people from every culture together. Real racism today is done by drawing unspoken lines between creeds, colors, and classes and then telling each group the other is to blame.

[@night-x6793]

@@ElectricIguana I'm still confuse what is racist means when there is only one species of human left still existing on the planet when the others basically died 1,000's of years ago where I question why or how this happened?🤷

[@MillwallRobest]

Why is it offensive for specifically a white man tf

[@slyknyk3174]

Watch mojo are the racist ones mistaking Siamese cats to be japenese that’s embarrassing

[@negloblaxon7616]

Japan isn't a RACE it's a Nationality. Japanese and Siamese aren't colors. So no Racism White Supremacy.

[@Gabrosoft]

Yeah they’re obviously Siamese

[@_nikkiknox2852]

Didn't stop them from using the clip in their top 10 cat breeds video, either... 🙄

[@hcaballero1992]

myles baker yea if they born there

[@dylankearney4000]

@@negloblaxon7616 Siamese is an ethnicity too, its the old name of Thailand. They are supposed to be Thai

[@jaffa3717]

People need to learn that stereotypes are not always negative

[@lyniereese1150]

Exactly!

[@mochicaca123]

Facts, I think the red man one is cute due to how they danced with them ^^

[@ThighFish]

The thing is, they are, even if they’re superficially positive. For example, the stereotype that Asians are smarter than other races is an overgeneralization applied in a manner such that Asian students are put under more pressure than other students.

[@ThighFish]

The part of overgeneralization is really where this comes from.

[@mochicaca123]

@@ThighFish u have a point,

[@billiescott9799]

As a child I saw most of these. My take was, the world is a wondrous place waiting to be explored for it's many differing people and places.

[@blacktimhoward4322]

NO goddamnit no I'm ok with some of this list but as a black kid I was proud af of Scat Cat, don't you goddamn tell me that's racist

[@rocknrollter]

Thank you!! They can't properly view the world of yesterday through today's eyes! They haven't proper perspective and thus will judge incorrectly.

[@alexanderdt24]

I always thought the cat was suppose to be the " Cool cat"

[@jasonalen7459]

They think it's racist because they're white people who "pity" minorities Or something

[@frankmanning3815]

Gotta get rid of the good with the bad. This is current year, dontcha know! Scat Cat gets flushed with everything else that could maybe, possibly, potentially get some sensitive soul's panties in a bunch.

[@rocknrollter]

@@chadangeles3856 Something is wrong with you. But since you're a furry, I think you're proudly proclaiming that to be so.

[@101ERIK1]

I love how people tried to call out and ban speedy gonzales but the Hispanic community defended him from being banned or canceled....I’m Mexican immigrant and I never saw these as an issue, it was for example in the case of speedy gonzales awesome to see culture on TV .

[@erikbrowne8341]

Besides if you think about it he was the first Mexican protagonist

[@bianca3310bee]

What about his cousin Slow poke Rodriguez 🤣 joking but I liked we had someone Mexican to see on TV even if it was a cartoon. He was portrayed as smart and strong

[@geraldfriend256]

One of the first cancellations of a stereotype is the Frito Bandito.

[@eunicemagsino9925]

Coco 2017 and the new incomming film encanto

[@cecilbrisley5185]

I never got a negative impression of Mexicans from Speedy. He was clever, plucky and possessed a remarkable skill.

[@ConnorUbetcha]

I don’t think the King Louie thing is racist at all, that’s just how he wanted his character to be and it worked out really well! 😊 I think it would’ve worked out with the other guy too

[@BodhiCalypso]

Agreed. Not to mention, King Louie was voiced by Italian American musician Louis Prima.

[@queenjahneen100]

It has to do with people calling black people monkeys and apes. THAT is why it was racist.

[@logann7942]

King Louie was voiced by the great Louis Prima. I guess that made it okay bc it was an Italian man voicing an ape instead of a black man. What kind of cartoon animal would be seen as racist if voiced by an Italian man?

[@ConnorUbetcha]

@@logann7942Yeah, I think it was okay either way. With the logic used anybody voicing a pig would be offensive, you don’t see people talking about Miss Piggy being offensive to woman for making a woman be a pig.

[@ConnorUbetcha]

@@queenjahneen100I understand WHY it could be considered racist, I’m saying I don’t agree. Jazz is the perfect style for apes, anything you watch they’re generally depicted as goofy and fun. Jazz is a goofy and fun genre, the jungle book would never be the same without King Louie and I think a jazz legend like Armstrong would be perfect for the role. At the end of the day it’s hard to imagine the movie any different and it worked out well anyways.

[@SardonicSoul]

Fun fact: In the german version of the original arbian nights song, they sang that you loose your head, not ear.

[@Big_smexxxxy]

Good

[@ethanweeter2732]

That would be even more racist.

[@awagnow]

would be more accurate

[@jodidaniels4192]

It’s ok to have different cultures depicted in cartoons. It’s okay for people to be different.

[@MoonLight-np4wx]

I don't think that that was ever said

[@queenjahneen100]

It's ok for those people to be in the writing room and have a say so in how they are depicted, too.

[@Freakazoid12345]

As a white man, the racist depiction of Elmer Fudd has always bothered me and I'm glad this video finally addresses this. I haven't watched hed the video yet, but I'm assuming there are lots of examples of racism towards whites, considering how often white people are in cartoons.

[@shisisosodb1850]

Thrue but it depends if these stereotypes are real or just a wrong representation of culture

[@shisisosodb1850]

Me as a thai person the song we are siamese if you please is a wrong representation of how the people in my country are but also the song is really amusing

[@centurion209]

King Louie is an Italian Jazz singer... that’s how that man talked in real life... he lived in that generation and scene... not Racism.

[@Mrspeebody]

Louis Prima!

[@centurion209]

Mrspeebody 😉

[@chugachugaqq]

Seriously - This female announcer is seriously grasping at straws, and frankly comes off as a bit divisive - given the situation society is in, lately. Blagh.

[@JenniferSmith-bd9jk]

Yeah, some people nowadays just assume anything that relates to black people as racist

[@greyfox3954]

She probably vegan also

[@bigdoinks69]

Everyone: King Louis is an orangutan. WatchMojo: He's Black That's a racist standpoint to take Watch Mojo

[@mohammadazad451]

Ikr

[@GiratinaplaysDS]

He’s not black he’s orange Man these people are blind how do they even know it’s racist lol

[@leonardonetagamer]

the fact that they see racism in that shows that they are racist themselves

[@gingechicken7394]

I think Disney WAS worried about having a well known black jazz musician voice an ape but ultimately they didnt do that so it really comes down to how people take it

[@GiratinaplaysDS]

@@leonardonetagamer yes because a regular person cant think of these things. only a racist knows what racist people truly think

[@michaelmckinnon2906]

The Dumbo ones (the faceless workers and the crows) the faceless workers were to pay respect to all workers regardless of ethnic background who kept society functioning from behind the scenes and the crows were voiced by black Jazz musicians and Walt Disney payed out of pocket for them to be recorded at a recording studio down the street from the movie studio (because it was against the rules of Hollywood at the time for black people to enter a studio producing animated movies) to poke fun at the Jim Crow laws of the time, hence the use of crows and the leader's name being Jim Crow. The Song of the South does point out in the movie that the US Civil War had happened years ago and according to the line used would indicate that the movie is set at the earliest in 1868 with Uncle Remus being the owner of the plot of land he's working according to something he says towards the beginning of the film, the cautionary tales were published in a book titled Tales from the Briar Patch (briars are thorny bushes that have seed pods that tend to stick to clothes until physicly removed by the person).

[@histomuzik]

but in the song it says "grab that rope you hairy ape" what do you think they mean by that? AND, the crows were not all black jazz musicians, in fact the main crow was voiced by a white guy called Cliff Edwards

[@lpschaf8943]

Just shows how much love goes into a WatchMojo video.

[@dandeehart9553]

That is incredible! And I kept thinking along the same lines, How would the woke SJW’s expect to see different ethnicity’s represented? If you only have one color (well white I guess , because there’s unbelievably seemingly quite a lot of ppl that actually don’t know the definition of RACISM & believe what they’ve been fed by culture & or the Hollywood Left extremists, that ONLY ppl lacking in melanin can & are born ‘’racists’’!) with no one allowed to use free speech & call it what it is, it has to actually be called Anti white racism, which is just breeding hatred so much more, that I have to ask who’s actually behind it all? It seems to backwards to be regular citizens. So if you bring up different ethnicity’s NOT negatively just in addition to a story, you’re branded forever a hateful evil racist, that’s ‘’INSANELY RACIST’’ 😳🤯😆including evidently your children & grandchildren that will be asked to pay 💰 reparations, for something they clearly didn’t understand in the first place!? But if you make an all white cast you’re branded (depending who exactly you are) usually with a similar brand. Frustrating because people never give ANY BENEFIT of the DOUBT. Also if you’re a hammer 🔨 all you see is nails. And to build bridges 🌁 we have to agree there’s a river in the first place. I’m still boycotting Showtime after having them for YEARS, for the ACTUALLY INSANELY RACIST backwards foul ball & hard push promotion of ‘’It’ll be ALL WHITE’’ This is literally opposite of what Dr. King so passionately reminded all of us about, including ones that weren’t born yet. The erasing of our history to fit into someone’s agenda is a quick arrival at degraded societies such as , totalitarian, Marxist, communism , that have been proven for thousands of years definitively don’t work either . Next stop will be all of us surviving in a version of Orwells book 1984. Yeah watch mojo really likes to stoke up embers of hate for views, w/o any thoughts of is this ‘’right’’ or ethical or even correct? I keep losing more & more respect for the people behind it. But evidently 💰💷💸 will sadly make a majority of people think, do & say things that aren’t congruent with their own beliefs or maybe it’s part of their religious or political beliefs agenda.

[@daboz8753]

The only one that ever ‘bothered’ me was Sunflower…only because there could’ve easily been a ‘black’ centaur that didn’t have quite as exaggerated features. But that isn’t to say it’s at all racist…they actually had that hair style. The ‘Jive’ talk is total BS though, they weren’t singing/talking that way to be racist or offensive…they just naturally sounded like that. Implying it’s racist is just projecting your own dislike of anything that doesn’t fit what you decide to be ‘normal’.

[@bareit98]

King Louie is not racist. He was voiced by the legendary Italian-American singer Louis Prima who even played the trumpet and was probably no stranger to "jive" given his career.

[@artofambrose]

Backed. Going even beyond this, Louis Prima was born and raised in New Orleans to a musical family and played out from a young age. His playing, his style, the way he walked and talked, were all a product of his surroundings. (Also, Sicilian-American, thank you very much! :P )

[@bareit98]

@@artofambrose Yes! I am aware of the difference between Sicilian-American and Italian American for my great grandpa was born in Sicily just west of Cefalu. I just wasn't 100% sure when I wrote that. I even call myself as having Sicilian heritage as opposed to Italian.

[@gesshugh9976]

Would have been dope if it was Armstrong too though, though I see why they were worried about that. I feel like there would have been a case to be made for racism at that point, but it's still sad that sensitivity, however warranted, somehow mars a potentially tasteful character. I mean, King Louie is pretty dope, and at what point does something go from depiction to stereotype?

[@kicassleo]

Only pure sicilians can become made men

[@tdb4763]

WatchMojo: as dumb as it gets.

[@lolHero]

I guess Mulan was racist because the Chinese were all drawn with asian eyes? The King Louie scene was obviously trying to pay homage to jazz music and black culture, not making fun of it, hence why they wanted one of the best Jazz players to ever live to play the voice. People are so over dramatic, most of this wasn't even remotely racist.

[@Jyoo609]

lolHero there was some criticism amongst the Chinese over how unattractive the characters looked in Mulan though.

[@buzzpaw5259]

They mean with over exaggerated features and a stereotypical accent.

[@G7130]

lolHero Agree, also King Louie appears to be an orangutan which is the most intelligent.

[@steveempiremantra2120]

agreed

[@fullm3tal90]

lolHero wait are you serious you don’t find anything wrong with the other ones

[@jordangustke1877]

I'm gonna pretend king Louie isn't part of this video .. he's one of the the smartest characters, displaying the utmost and unique intelligence

[@WCStudio.]

Tbh i really haven't watched fantasia but sunflower is so cute she deserved better.

[@sanctifiedc8533]

As a young child watching Peter Pan I thought the Tiger Lily character was beautiful.

[@SailorBarsoom]

She was. The rest of the tribe...

[@jipke]

@@SailorBarsoom Yes, but she was portayed beautifully because she is a girl. Like Wendy. The adults in the tribe were kind of ugly but so were the pirates or any other of the adults, for that matter.

[@SailorBarsoom]

@@jipke You make a good point. In Never Never Land, if you're adult and male, you're ugly.

[@sanctifiedc8533]

@@vgbcp3rs0na41 don't worry I'm sure the sjws plan on ruining another classic

[@sanctifiedc8533]

@@vgbcp3rs0na41 oh absolutely, I despise racism. But you can't just remove it and pretend it never happened. those who forget the mistakes of the past are doomed to repeat them. We need to see it. We need to see it a million times.

[@tiernanrourk7651]

King Louis 'racist' is a little far fetched.

[@marcofriio32]

Molino Eric it sounds messed up but u can say the same thing saying that a black man should be excluded by a role because of his race (i get ur point it’s a tricky one)

[@gageperuti5519]

@@marcofriio32 I'd like to point out that King Louis is not voiced by a black man. He's voiced by a white jazz musician named Louis Prima. Does that make the character more racist or less?

[@calegria92]

Molino Eric you’re too soft. It’s a fucking movie lol. Everyone is so thin-skinned now - no wonder this world is going to shit.

[@TheLifeOfJZ]

Molino Eric that black actor also auditioned for the role so he knows what he did and he was ok with it

[@mushroom_hatter]

Yeah just yeah just because the voice actors talk with slang doesn't mean it's racest that's way of Disney putting in characters without putting a stereotype on what type of character it is or they would have just made him people and then you could have called them all Races

[@brentprim1]

I love Shun Gon's piano part in the Aristocats - it's hilarious! I also find "What Made the Red Man Red" hilarious, too!

[@jacobreyes5357]

In my opinion, O’Malley and the Alley Cats was a great gig and paid homage to the sounds and soul of different varieties of music.

[@Deekman]

"Obvious Japanese sterotypes of Si and Am" you mean the 2 Siamese breed cats from Thailand?

[@Queenofobscurepairings]

YEP! I called them out too. I was all "Whos being racist one MOJO"

[@philipwebb960]

Cats have slanted eyes? HOW RUDE to Feline-Americans!!!

[@joedorben3504]

"Siam" is what Thailand used to be known as, that's where they got the names from and where the term 'Siamese' came from

[@Dlihc]

@@joedorben3504 It is believed that most Siamese in Britain today are descended from about eleven of these original imports. In their early days in Britain, they were called the "Royal Cat of Siam", reflecting reports that they had previously been kept only by Siamese royalty. Please shut up!

[@scipio764]

@@Dlihc You know, I live in Southeast Asian, and that was literally how Thailanders used to be called. It's an old name that had stopped been using ever since the French left SEA. My point is, that guy have a point.

[@paulinaenck5797]

King Louie feels like a send up or tribute to the great black jazz musicians of the day, not an attempt to demean

[@noahvanhyning7752]

Wendla Bergman the ironic thing is that by NOT getting Louie Armstrong to voice the king because he’s black, the NAACP created a real case of racism (differential treatment based on race)

[@TheAutomedon]

cant win

[@OfficialRealNickKeith]

Lemme tell you about conservatives and liberals... Whatever side that you're on, if you're *radical* about your political position you're most likely a modern Nazi either way because radical liberals hate whites and radical conservatives hate blacks so maybe you should consider being more than one sided.

[@wonder052]

@@bethperforms6191 king louie is never portrayed as inferior to the other animals in the film

[@teddypeterson9807]

@@bethperforms6191 hes talking to a BROWN kid saying he wishes he could be like him (human). His name is KING Louie

[@asbarabauz7588]

Song of the South was one of my favorite disney movies as a kid. As an Italian 8 years old I didn't know the details of racial issues in the US, but my father explained to me a bit of context (what he knew), he told me about slavery, he told me that the black man was not treated well. I loved the character of Uncle Remus (Uncle Tom in Italian for some reason), for his wisdom, his kindness, his generosity; I felt like he could have been my Granddad. For me he was really a Christlike figure, while the white adult characters in the movie are certainly marginal, I actually cannot recall any off the top of my head. Keep in mind that Italy at the time didn't really have much immigration, and most of the immigrants were white anyway, and integrated into Italian society quite smoothly (Romanians and Albanians). All in all I think this movie made me grow up with a strong appreciation of African-American culture of that period, an interest in Black people's struggle that is kind of unusual for an Italian kid born in the 90s. I also started to binge on Negro Spirituals which I listen to even to this day. Regarding Italians, even today in American media I see us depicted as amourous, friendly, loud or wathever. Do I find it kind of lazy in 2022? Yes, but that also depends on the manner. Do I find it offensive? Not at all.

[@huhSHUA]

All of this aged just fine

[@everest2677]

Um, not all of it really, but some of them yeah. I think the black Santa workshop doll was pretty bad.

[@kaylaamber2976]

Same

[@caleysoria4325]

as a native american, tiger lily was always my favorite and the chief was the coolest so,,,,,,,

[@emilywhittaker9414]

That’s good. As a white woman trying to teach my young daughter acceptance and equality it was not helpful to see Disney using lyrics like “what makes the red man red” and calling Native American’s “savages” while they hunt them assuming they are too stupid to defend themselves. I love Disney, it’s been a huge part of our lives but they definitely got it wrong sometimes. I don’t deprive my daughter of the classics but I absolutely point out when and why some things miss the mark.

[@sunnyrain8403]

@@emilywhittaker9414 tbh I don't think kids even notice

[@dorothymiskovic7202]

I'm very glad you were not offended

[@michaelramos810]

I always hated tiger lily imo, don't hate me.

[@tess4518]

@@emilywhittaker9414 When I was a kid and heard the “What makes the red man red” I didn’t even understand what it meant.

[@EEE-pv2eo]

I hope they realize that they're called "Siamese" cats because Siam was a previous name for Thailand and not Japan. For talking about racism these people seem to generalize a lot

[@krw1999]

You do realize Siam was conquered by the Japanese and basically puppeted by them during the Second World War resulting in a japanese-ification of much of Thai society at that time. Both japanese cultures and customs along with fascism were forced on the Thai people. While I do believe maybe watch mojo got this wrong by not explaining the obvious origins of Siam, I don’t think explaining the Japanese connection was wrong here either. “the Japanese Empire pressured the Thai government to allow the passage of Japanese troops to invade British-held Malaya and Burma. After the invasion, Thailand capitulated. The Thai government under Plaek Phibunsongkhram (known simply as Phibun) considered it profitable to co-operate with the Japanese war efforts, since Thailand saw Japan - who promised to help Thailand regain some of the Indochinese territories (in today's Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam) which had been lost to France - as an ally against Western imperialism. Following added pressure from the start of the Allied bombings of Bangkok due to the Japanese occupation, Axis-aligned Thailand declared war on the United Kingdom and the United States and annexed territories in neighbouring countries, expanding to the north, south, and east, gaining a border with China near Kengtung.”

[@EEE-pv2eo]

@@krw1999 Japan didn’t conquer Thailand. They joined them. And even if they did Conquer then that still doesn’t make Japanese and Siam the same. They have completely different histories. That’s like saying Poland is Germany because it was occupied

[@raiyanfarhan7502]

@@krw1999 Thailand that literally let Japan went through their country so Japan can invade the neighbouring country , Malaysia:

[@jeremywhistler2850]

@@krw1999 A lot of countries were conquered and RAPED by Japan in World War II.

[@jeremywhistler2850]

@@krw1999 I have nothing against Japan as a whole or anything, but my point is that Siam/Thailand is very much not Japan. Very different cultures too despite what you pointed out

[@wito6998]

Back in ‘70s an old cousin of mine told me how minstrel singers would go around their small town in Arkansas and perform, kind of like Christmas carolers. I guess in the early 1900s, it was an acceptable way to break the color barrier. Seeing Uncle Remus singing and walking over the hill, reminded me of watching Dorothy and friends on the “yellow brick road” in the Wizard of Oz, entertaining strangers on the road of life...

[@henrywarren9940]

how is jungle book racist? thats how they talk. ignoring someones race is more racist than stating a fact

[@BigBearMan]

What race? The characters are literally apes.

[@liamokelley369]

Btw look up who wrote the original jungle book. He was a racist European colonist during the rapid colonization of Africa pre WW1 check your facts kid

[@yazminbaya163]

Henry Warren in the jungle book the monkey called the boy his cousin in terms saying the white ppl called black ppl monkeys 🤷🏽‍♀️its very racist

[@Monkeyatemysoul23]

Henry Warren I mean the guy who wrote it Kipling literally said “it’s the white mans burden to civilise the world” therefore the whole narrative has a colonial vibe! But I still love the film 😊

[@simolauren2718]

Alainah Becton but the boy isn’t white either

[@sailormoonserenity99]

Watching that cat play the piano with chopsticks really inspired me as a kid... (and I’m chinese 😂)

[@sweetcinnamonpnchkin]

I actually tried to play the piano with chopsticks as a kid because I watched this movie. My parents and grandparents had a good laugh

[@rclrd1]

"Chopsticks" is the name of a simple tune that anybody can play on a piano using only two fingers. The visual pun is part of the joke...

[@SaintMatthieuSimard]

nay nay, you have to say it's "racist and evil white supremacy tricks from the deadman's graves" and go around and yell "ban white people" like all those idiot liberals x) hAHA.. I mean, go ahead and play piano with chopsticks if it pleases you! I eat chips with chopsticks so i don't get my hands dirty so it must mean chopsticks are genuinely an "all tasks fits one tool"

[@chapel66]

But white liberals are saying that you should be offended aka they think they're smarter and know what's best for you (actual racism)

[@donnahickman9350]

@@chapel66 also by censoring you tube.

[@alexanderblack827]

I’m glad Disney now warns viewers of stereotypes in its movies! Three particularly disturbing scenes included the crows in “Dumbo”, whose leader’s name is a direct reference to segregation in the southern United States, the Native Americans in “Peter Pan” who are portrayed in a way that reflects neither their diversity nor their authentic cultural traditions, and last of all, one of the cats in “The Aristocats”, who is a racist caricature of Asian people and plays the piano with chopsticks.

[@Lavendeer201]

You must have a lot of time to be offended like this

[@tattedlace2086]

So the crows in Dumbo. On our DVD, there's a behind-the-scenes feature where they explain that the (incredibly iconic) crows are based directly off of black singing groups who were popular at the time. That was how the real-life performers would act and talk to each other. Disney wanted to include that fun bit of culture in the show.

[@Eazy-ERyder]

@lithosagymfan I couldn't GAF WHO they were played by. I loved the song and so did millions around the world.

[@builtdifferent8471]

As a Native American Tiger Lily was a legit queen I would run around singing and dancing pretending to be Tiger Lily

[@cati896]

To be far Tiger Lily was the only native in Peter Pan drawn normally lol

[@almabrooks5177]

@@cati896 I was going to add this. Even as a young child I felt that they were really mocking all of the Natives in that movie BESIDES Tiger Lily. I was also a very sensitive child though, so maybe it was just me.

[@crosswalkX]

Pinocchio featured Native American stereotypes in Pleasure Island where they throw out free cigars to the boys in the crowd.

[@tsiah-tshaili688]

I watched a musical of Peter Pan when I was a kid and Tiger Lily is my all time favorite. She's so cool and cute.

[@austntexan]

It's so dumb. I was watching a scene from Disney's The Jungle Book, mind you this is from way back in the 60s, and Disney got it correct with how they physically portrayed Mowgli. Of course, all the comments were turned off because the last 2 generations of Americans want to find some sort of fault in the previous generation's contribution to culture. Meanwhile, these same generations are incapable of coming up with any genuinely original stories or characters and constantly go back to the well created by the supposed bigots of America's past? When I was a kid growing up in the 70s, my granmother used to read Hiawatha to me, and yes. . . even as a white kid in S.Texas, I wanted to be an Indian. I guess that's now racist, to have these thoughts as a 5 year old kid.

[@Cicilo1983]

"Stereotyped" and "racist" must not be considered as synonyms...

[@bigmanmccheez5342]

Thank you person that payed attention in class. Insensitivity and racism are very very different things

[@calebk9111]

That is true, but there are many instances in which the two overlap.

[@calebk9111]

@SamTheSoviet42 Can you give any examples of offensive white stereotypes in Disney movies?

[@Cicilo1983]

@@calebk9111 One can lead to the other, I'll give you that !

[@cati896]

@SamTheSoviet42 where are those white stereotypes if you don't mind me asking

[@shuatock8216]

King Louie loves jazz, speaking jazz slang is logical. Why does he love jazz? I think that’s just a coincidence: they just wanted him to seem very charismatic It’s also worth mentioning that they are “good guys” in the movie

[@Ghibli_73]

Sometimes I find it stupid when people say that the prettiest things are rasist

[@lornajgallagher]

"How did we not notice the first time round?" Because we were children!!

[@Kai-bz9ym]

THATS WHAT I SAID 💀💀

[@stevenuniverse1422]

That's what I said too.

[@josephzaa8038]

People should stop being so sensitive

[@stevenuniverse1422]

@@josephzaa8038 we should all act like robots with no feelings or personalities.

[@josephzaa8038]

@@stevenuniverse1422 I don't give a shit

[@JG-kf5yw]

I’m black and I can say that I don’t think the “King Louie” Scene In “The Jungle Book” was racist. I don’t have a problem with it🤷🏾‍♀️ Edit: I did not write this comment to start arguments. This is just my opinion and this is how I feel. Everybody is entitled to their opinion. I remember in Kindergarten we used to watch this and I never had a problem with it, Even now I still don’t🤷🏾‍♂️ but I respect everybody’s opinions. Everybody has a different perspective.

[@electrictroy2010]

APPLAUSE For you. King Louie and the rest are just standard Jazz style music .

[@GHC3]

Havent seen the jungle book since I was little. But king louie was a very interesting character

[@dechale]

@@zinofn4555 You must don't know what happened in history, then???

[@soullacy8357]

@@dechale I hate it😑

[@elinope4745]

Do you get "offended" when white people presume to speak for you? It always irritates me when some dipshit presumes to be a representative of me especially when they hold the exact opposite view that I do.

[@michaelmonthey5974]

With unending chaos in the Middle East for the last thousands of years, I say the barbaric line in Aladdin’s opening song “Arabian Nights” holds up well.

[@marcelagomez9700]

I view some of these differently. I believe Disney was trying to show diversity and displayed different cultures, voices, facial features as a way to show everyone that deep down inside we’re all the same! If Disney made ALL characters white , blonde, and blue eyes then EVERYONE would complain they’re racist. Either way, people Will complain instead of seeing the positive in things. I’m glad Disney showed different cultural characters.

[@michelvanderlinden8363]

"How did we not notice these the first time" Simple; we didn't associate cartoon characters with racism and we treated them as actual cartoon characters without thinking "omg stereotypes".

[@ykMMD]

So they aren't stereotypes because children don't understand the world in which they are and will grow up in? Doesn't have to be offending to be racist. I say that as a very, very, very white-passing Arab. The number of things people do or say in front of you when they think you're white is incredible. I can also see the advantages I have in person vs, let's say, applying for a job and people only see my Arab name. Racism is a system in which communities and individuals live. Those moments in animated movies and other cultural products are just a reflection of it (and the time when they were made). Like I said, none of what's in this vid upset or triggered me, but objectively they are racist, cliche or insulting in a way. With each movie, stereotypes and cringey moments are pushed away a little further to make better movies. For people criticizing being triggered and upset at stuff, you're all pretty triggered by this vid :')

[@michelvanderlinden8363]

@@ykMMD I don't think you know what the word "triggered" means. A statement was given, I gave out personal experiences I had watching this as a kid. I didn't associate them with racism then. I acknowledge them being stereotypes now, but I still don't consider them to be automatically racist either. Not in all cases anyway.

[@ykMMD]

@@michelvanderlinden8363 i know what triggered mean, it may not be your case, but a lot of the people commenting here really do seem triggered by a video about racism in cultural products. Also, fine I guess, they are not racist, they are the result of a racist society.

[@garyge3204]

This is why they are dangerous, they make u racist without u realizing it lol

[@pinkymii072]

@@michelvanderlinden8363 You don't understand what 'triggered' means either! You stole that word from mentally ill and neurodivergent folks trying to talk about their experiences, and now nobody can use it anymore!

[@missmaedeut3210]

Aristo Cats "everybody wants to be a cat" was the best part of the whole film to me especially when the buck tooth cat song his solo part. As a kid you don't see or think race...you see something funny and goofy and laugh at it not knowing it was wrong

[@ellen_trim_dance7928]

100% agree!

[@steuzirocks]

If you don't see anything racist about it when you're a kid, that's fine. If you don't see anything racist with it when you're an adult, you should brush up on the history of racial stereotyping

[@sharicewilliams]

@@steuzirocks why you coming under all the comments saying the same thing

[@GiratinaplaysDS]

@@steuzirocks bru adults are just kids with bigger toys duuuuuuu 🤣

[@GiratinaplaysDS]

@Presley Lu lad it’s not meant to be racist. Ok here’s what I use to determine racist intentions: -Listen to the song itself no video. If you hear like racist words or whatever, then yea it’s probably racist. - intentions. Was the purpose of the song solely to be racist? Or was it trying to be funny by poking at culture a little. - think about what’s really like REALLY racist. If I said white people can’t play basketball, that’s not racist it’s true I should know. But really a black cat with a trumpet is racist? Louis Armstrong is black right. But that’s part of what makes him great. Bru Louis Armstrong being white 😐 it’s just not as good. Lad my point is some of these songs are meant to reference culture not make fun of it. Besides you can’t get mad at the way that cat plays the trumpet. He’s my bro Get it, bc mr cat ._______.

[@mimisbrunnr9956]

You realize the Siamese cats are Siamese/Thai, not Japanese. Not to mention cats have slanted eyes

[@sva1665]

I think King Louie is paying homage to jazz legends.

[@Jerry9s]

Voiced by the immortal Louie Prima... This is silliness.

[@Jack-496]

King Louie is “incredibly” racist? He’s just a fun character, not trying to poke fun or anything.

[@userdetails1]

Agree, he's just an over-the-top goofy guy.

[@riripari2042]

I never thought that either. But then again its been so long since I saw the movie and I only saw it as a child so I just saw him as just another talking animal in the movie.

[@mrshortyblackwell1092]

Voiced by Louis Prima. Not racist.

[@Elainiosity]

I never thought of King Louie as black. He just sounds like Louie Prima!

[@jazz9268]

EXACTLY I BET IF THEY USED A WHITE MAN IT WOUKD OFFEND WHITE PEOPLE, IF THEY USE A BUDDHIST IT WILL OFFEND BUDDHISTS. IF THRY USE A DOG THEN THEY WOULD BE OFFENDED. welp somebody gotta voice him... .

[@janwilliams178]

I'm black and 70 years old but I always enjoyed these cartoons they were hilarious.

[@jamiyachannel]

👩🏼‍💻

[@markiaj]

@@jamiyachannel fr😂😂😂😂

[@Mike-do3oy]

@@jamiyachannel exactly whenever you see that “I’m black but.....” guarantee you it’s a white person behind that comment

[@Corvolet5]

@@Mike-do3oy After that logic every person who says "I'm white but..." is actually black. Strawmanning.

[@raheemalmond4267]

@david ludwig facts

[@darpanpatel3303]

Also there is also a stereotype of Bagheera who had a British accent, he's more strict and he wants to do the right thing while Baloo who's perhaps the Indian bear is more laidback and lazy, Bagheera would often scold Baloo and say that he wants to do the right thing which was probably a reminder of the old days of British India before Gandhi came!

[@kidpressure69]

"Fortune cookie always wrong"--A wise Asian cat 🐈

[@kylevernon]

“Post WW2 tensions are behind these obvious Japanese stereotypes” You do realize Siam is a different country than Japan. It’s called Thailand now. As for the Gong, that’s just hilarious.

[@paulalovespunk]

IKR! 😬 Tell us you're an ignorant American without telling us you're an ignorant American! Additionally, I want a gong to sound when I enter a room!

[@steuzirocks]

So you really think 20th century disney could differentiate between a caricature of a thai, chinese, and japanese person? Part of the racism in their depiction is mixing up a whole bunch of generically Asian features into a single stereotype

[@ZakMason10]

They 100% do not realise they Siam is the former name of a country lol

[@thefisherman0074]

@@steuzirocks Considering that they helped China and the pacific and fought against Japan during world two, yea I think they can. Disney even made Propaganda specifically against Japan due to the United States wishes to gain support from it's citizens against Japan. If anything Asians back then were more separated than they are now, same as whites were.

[@cati896]

Your hilarious if you think Disney intended for the siamese cats to be thai

[@carllombard5237]

Strange fact: The voice actor who played the Chinese cat in Aristocats (Paul Winchell) was also the inventor of the artificial heart.

[@denicesanders4586]

He was also a ventriloquist.

[@Anime_theatre_lover]

Wait a minute that’s the guy who voiced Tigger in the many adventures of Winnie the Pooh

[@carllombard5237]

@@Anime_theatre_lover Yup. Invented the artificial heart

[@spooder__dooder]

Huh, cool

[@davidmitchell3247]

@Yuuut do not hack "Racist" 🤡🤡🤡

[@irish_potato]

In Aladdin, the "it's barbaric, but hey, it's home" I'm pretty sure is referring to the weather and landscape of the Arabian peninsula. That's at least what I think, but I may be wrong.

[@dh-Ali-Yan]

Where they cut off your ear if they don’t like your face, it’s barbaric but hey it’s home This is original lyrics, it was changed after many complaints

[@irish_potato]

@@dh-Ali-Yan thank you for the insight.

[@dinomanny41]

I'm positive that's what he meant.

[@Bliss-bd9zp]

Lol imagine being the generation that gets offended by literally EVERYTHING. You don’t have a shot in hell at happiness.

[@cdg2459]

When your a child you dont see color just cartoons

[@afellownerd]

Truth

[@alanm.335]

That's a quote of gold.

[@ImZhald]

Underrated

[@thefacelesslad8429]

“When you’re a child you don’t see colours, just cartoons.”

[@Max-dz2ux]

you do see color. you just don't give a shit.

[@mark224]

The ironic part is Watch Mojo thinks characters should be portrayed as white as possible. Especially when it comes to how people are "supposed" to talk. Seems pretty racist to me.

[@grantgibson8034]

Only one I would say is offensive would be No1 (0:37). The rest have no clear intention of racism. However I am not American.

[@mr.purple250]

lucky nords

[@reinhardearlin6977]

+Dave Shaffer Far too many people use the words "insanely" and "countless" without having any idea what they mean. ("That racist cop has beaten up countless unarmed black teenagers!!")

[@diablerietandino1941]

Precisely. It's not racist if that's how most people at the time talked, and they did talk that way. It's like how people talk where I live on the southside of chicago in exaggerated slang and what not., it's not fricken racist if they speak in a certain manner and you point it out.

[@DorkSyde]

Mark-It-8-Dude my thoughts exactly

[@Sheenifier]

6:03 funny thing is. That friggin cat was one of my favorite characters bc of how crazy weird he was. It wasn't racist for me as kid and I'm Asian 😂

[@u-x3982]

You might not realize but if you're actually from a country that's mentioned in the video you feel personally attacked lol I'm Japanese and the Donald duck one really reflects how Japanese people act and what Japan did during WWII.

[@AndySola]

Japanese people obviously find that caricature funny as well. Japan got characters like Iyami from Osomatsu-san which western people would for sure deem "highly offensive".

[@JustExistingforsomereason]

Ok so my grandpa is Asian, and we were watching lady and the tramp, when the “we are Siamese” came up, he was laughing so hard for some reason. 😂

[@mewesquirrel6720]

Me and my sister couldn't stop quoting that song everytime

[@calebk9111]

Just because y'all laughed at it doesn't mean it's not problematic.

[@kaijuslayer3334]

@@calebk9111 It’s age kind of stops it from being problematic. It’s just a product of the times

[@calebk9111]

@@kaijuslayer3334 Age does not stop it from being problematic. People still watch these movies and American culture still takes impacts from them. And it's not just a product of the times. There were people in the past who understood why racism is wrong, and there are people in the present who don't think racism is wrong. It's not a matter of time, it's a matter of education and awareness. The lack of education and awareness will always be a problem because kids aren't born with all of that. Saying that these movies are a product of their time is fair, but it doesn't excuse or devalue the problematic nature of their content.

[@kaijuslayer3334]

@@calebk9111 What are you gonna do about it? There’s nothing to do, time has passed and there’s not much of a problem to fix now. If you intend to “fix it” by removing it from view, I politely disagree that will do any good

[@absolom7691]

Racism and stereotypes are two different things. Racism is based on hatred. A stereotype is based on ignorance. They are not the same thing.

[@dontestevens4831]

THANK YOU

[@fernanda9785]

That's right. Thanks for explaining

[@welpthatescalatedquickly6495]

That’s very true. I’m from the south and now no one is racist. Seriously. However, my grandpa who is 93 and grew up in southern MS isn’t what I’d call racist, but he was raised with a stereotype. Not all of the south was 100% racist even during the civil rights era (not trying to overlook the many who were truly racist). Many southerners like my grandpa just knew more of a stereotype they didn’t know better from.

[@YAKKOSWorld]

@Rocky Croods "iM bLaCk AnD iM nOt OfFeNdED bY rAciSt PeOpLe" 🧑🏻‍💻

[@slenderfoxx3797]

Stereotypes most often have some truth to them too. It only makes it a stereotype when thinking that its 100% true all the time. Plus stereotypes can be neutral or even positive. Heres a positive stereotype example: All canadians are super nice.

[@haveTRUEtranSparencyEMiLy]

Stereotypes are here for a reason. When 9 out of 10 ducks quack like a duck and look like a duck, they are probably ducks.

[@Eazy-ERyder]

@@lithosagymfan Why don't YOU explain it since you're one of the VERY FEW people here who give a rat's azz about everybody's dogmatic feelings?

[@josetteandres]

Unlike a lot of people these days, I understand that my childhood would've been very different without some of these movies. Haven't seen all the movies listed, but I've seen some of them. The song "What Made The Red Man Red" is one of my favorite Disney songs because of the rhythm and sense of fun. People these days are such babies that want to erase certain parts of history because it offends them, but if we don't remember those parts of history, they'll either be repeated, or something much worse will happen.

[@CoyKiyote]

King Louie is just an awesome character and Louis Prima did a fantastic job of bringing the character to life.

[@SonoftheAllfather]

The guy who sang the song wasn't even Black. The most cringeworthy thing is these SJW turds trying to interpret all of history as racist.

[@ridleymcnamara2273]

Omg I want to hear his full song! Sounds great. Why some stupid ppl have to hate

[@alexanderfretheim5720]

I don't think King Louie was quite as bad as the Siamese Cats, but it was a little insensitive, though I suspect the real reason Disney did it was because they felt that style of music would fit his character well. It's too bad they couldn't have gotten Elvis, the Big Bopper or Buddy Holly instead of Louis Prima.

[@PasscodeAdvance]

ikr, king louie is awesome

[@Mothobius]

@@alexanderfretheim5720 bruh Elvis is a terrible choice for king louie

[@jarnodatema]

Zip-a-dee-doo-dah is such a wholesome song though

[@honestdave]

It's a great song. Uncle Remus is one of the most lovable characters in Disney history.

[@honestdave]

@Austin Thomas well why not it's a great song in a great movie

[@isaacthompson2808]

Song of the south is an amazing movie and very heartfelt, people like to say that the people of color are slaves and this is not true. The movie takes place during the reconstruction era. The movie is also not a documentary it is a movie about an elderly man helping a young child. It is such a shame that it has gotten a bad rep from people who haven’t even seen the movie.

[@caroliner9478]

agreed lol

[@EdwardJamesKenway...]

@Kazuma Kiryu the media is filled with a bunch of fear mongering liars

[@surronzak8154]

3:46 My favorite scene, if it weren't jazz it wouldn't be so cool for sure

[@eRr0.r]

Bro, remember in Bambi when he sees snow for the first time WhAts aLL tHAt wHiTe sTuFF?🤣

[@TheContraspirit]

What a piece of clickbait crap. First of all, none of these scenes and moments are forgotten, most of them are quite famous or infamous. And while some of them might be called racist none of them qualifies as "insanely racist".

[@dylandanielantoniogalazoya6618]

STOP HATING ON CLICKBAIT YOU PIECE OF CR*P, IT'S NOT A BAD THING

[@ShaunDreclin]

found the watchmojo employee

[@gabrielpauna62]

hahaha ^

[@NDBit]

I dunno, the black doll stamping its own butt with a mami or the ugly centaur waiting on the blondes is pretty disgusting unless you're a white supremacist and/or exceptionally daft.

[@nanaliz7210]

I was watching this just so I could see what nonsense they would say about it and this whole video is nonsense in my eyes these are just classic moments we love watching to this day

[@Jamie-kk5fq]

Some of the characters sang jazz? *RACIST*

[@davidblaine9795]

You said jazz and you're not black? RACIST!!1!

[@fuzzballzz36]

You said black and you're not jazz? RACIST!!

[@TheRpgGuy]

You said racist and you're not Black?! JAZZ!!!!

[@fuzzballzz36]

You said jazz and you're not racist? BLACK!!

[@Jamie-kk5fq]

You said jazz and you're not racist? *CHARACTERS*

[@mickeymouse-eb2qv]

fun fact: the "OK" stamps is actually facing backward when the doll in Santa's workshop tamps herself

[@astroweird18]

I fell in love with Siamese cats watching “Lady and the Tramp”… ever since seeing Siamese cats in this cartoon for the first time I wanted to have one. I finally got one, a beautiful Siamese girl and I’ve been blessed to have had by my side for 12 years. She is the best cat ever! If it wasn’t for the cartoon, I don’t know if I would have fell in love with this breed as much ❤

[@MaltheKorsgaard]

So you cant design a character with a trace of culture anymore without being racist?

[@beckysbeautifulmess]

Malthe Korsgaard Basically 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@averageconsumer0]

no fun allowed!

[@hahaitsnina]

Idk I thought the Jewish man "wolf" character was a lil racist, but Disney was known to not be a fan of Jews, so I guess it was expected?

[@Starrynightsilliminate]

No moron what there saying is how they acted weren’t ok or overally added features these are more stereotypical than racist but it’s extremely rude at the same time

[@dreamcaster964]

@heather c "seems like a small thing to worry about" For you.

[@lunadabaybrandon]

Bro, I’m black and the crows are probably my favorite characters in the whole Dumbo movie

[@foxboyo420]

just because you weren’t offended doesn’t mean others weren’t

[@slimmyjim1682]

And some chicken 🍗

[@mari-bk5pe]

@@foxboyo420 it’s literally not offensive in any way

[@mari-bk5pe]

@@slimmyjim1682 now THAT’S racist!!!

[@jamaarij.9274]

@@foxboyo420 Thanks for pointing out the obvious🥱 He was just simply saying he wasn’t offended. I don’t think they were exactly intending that others shouldn’t be offended

[@1eyeddevil929]

I appreciate that PEOPLE don't get to decide what I should be offended. If stereotypes are received, then So be it! Rather than be ignored in the rest of the world

[@MrSupercar55]

The simple fact is that none of these entries are racist. In fact, I’d say that Disney were very inclusive there, allowing these members of other cultures partake in some very iconic roles. The day they see Samuel L Jackson as racist is the day I give up on humanity.

[@pokemontrainerelio3648]

Oh no! Siamese Cats being portrayed as Asians! Did you know they also had a Scottish Terrier portrayed as a Scotsman??? THAT'S WACIST!!!!

[@dontlookatme4444]

True but the real problem was how disney referenced their orgins. The Scottish terrier looked like a cartoon version of itself. The cats features where exaggerated beyond good taste

[@pokemontrainerelio3648]

@@dontlookatme4444 who cares

[@beebeeclayson7234]

Oh no I'm scottish.Im so offended.Not

[@that_goth_bitch3899]

Pokémon Trainer Elio thank you!

[@GiuseppeGaetanoSabatelli]

It was post-World War II after anti-Japanese sentiments and after we locked up over 110,000 Japanese people in internment camps. People used the term nips, japs, etc. And they were always portrayed as villains or evil in cartoons to create distaste for the Japanese in children. lmfao, it's actually the most egregious example of racism.

[@timothylarkin4916]

Jesus Christ these are stereotypes. That’s different than racism. Claiming everything is racist is half the problem. You can’t just cry racism everytime you see something you don’t like.

[@jaysonlloyd1829]

Jean Wilconsin true

[@kelvinbradshaw8338]

*racial stereotypes. Racism and racial stereotypes go hand in hand. They are certainly not mutually exclusive.

[@dylandanielantoniogalazoya6618]

RACISM AND STEREOTYPES ARE THE SAME THING DUMB PIECE OF SH*T STOP HATING ON THE VIDEO

[@dylandanielantoniogalazoya6618]

@@jaysonlloyd1829 Not true

[@nanukaable]

Whoa you just can't cry racism in everywhere? Seems like you don't know what internet is made for.

[@Big_smexxxxy]

Should be called “10 reasons the past was better”

[@montibarnett6740]

If adults didn't put racism into their children's heads we could all still find these wonderful works of art to be fun and entertaining we have spoiled our use

[@dogdog7883]

2:00 ok but when those noises started playing i actually got scared 💀

[@kmorri9]

I'm not sure how much truth there is to this, but I read an article about how the largely Jewish animators intentionally made the crows in Dumbo African-American as a way to get them on screen in some fashion to show solidarity for being a discriminized group as well. If you know the story line of Dumbo, the crows are actually kind of heroes and are the ones that basically save Dumbo with their encouragement, all of which was an intentional message.

[@cornerstoneboxingpromotion3120]

You've got a solid point....but they named the bloke 'Jim'. Most any other name would have sufficed.

[@Tuesona]

I never even knew about the laws when i was little I just knew it was the character name.

[@fenecofeneco19]

Since when jewish americans in entertainment are the paladins of antiracism?

[@nuttywolfie]

Did Walt Disney hire Jewish animators? And did he actually give his animators enough leeway in portraying characters in certain ways?

[@deathamugus]

@Fintan Magee if this is true it could be to point it out? Idek lll

[@phoenixrising8240]

I think its pretty racist of the Narrator to say the cats in Lady in the tramp are Japanese when they are clearly Siamese. From the country of Siam which later became Thailand. Not all Asians are the same. I'm Native and I loved Tiger Lily and the rest of Peter pan.

[@disarraygun]

I think what she means is, the siamese cats were drawn to look like traditional, war-time/post WWII Japanese caricatures, which you can find all over examples of war propaganda, cartoons and posters from that period. So not only are they applying a villainous racist caricature of a Japanese person (exaggerated features and mocking accent), but they are also applying it to characters that are from a different region of Asia entirely.

[@itburns5756]

Didn't they sing "We are Siamese is you please, We are Siamese if you don't please"?

[@Station9.75]

disarraygun - I think what she meant is, “I think Siam is part of, or was, Japan. And I can’t be bothered to do any actually research for this video.”

[@thorOdinson-qd6yn]

Amber Westholder i also agree i am of native american descent and i see nothing wrong with peter pan , if it wasnt for all the shows like these people would know very little of native American culture and where they came from because they killed them all off people are trying to erase history

[@Kokiriboy001]

Literally nobody cares.

[@isaywhateveriwantandyougot7421]

Trust me, the Donald Duck in Japan short is NOTHING compared to The Loony Tunes' "Tokio Jokio".

[@HVS-gk7oo]

To be fair Aladdin is pretty much how Arabic countries still act. That is why people flee from there.

[@anastasijasavic6193]

All that I can say after watching this video and reading some of the comments - this world is so f*cked up.

[@onaarchie6837]

Yep, super fucked. Maybe it's just the klansman who decide to open their mouths on a platform like this.

[@ahhwe-any7434]

... you can't have a Disney world & be this stupid... I mean, you could. But you'd still look pretty stupid. Also, I want to meet as many Asian characters as I can during my trip to Disney on my birthday. I mean, for my kid of course. No really, it'd be good for her. She sees white ppl all the time. Not so much Asian. My poor kid almost looks like she's infatuated w/ her own race... She's still a kid tho. Plz help her, earthlings 🤗🤞🖖

[@AlexanderTheBloodraven]

@Anastasija savic, you’re just figuring that out now?

[@BogoljubGottlieb]

Anastasija Savić Убише нас "политичка коректност" ! Некад су ови цртаћи имали душу, а данас..

[@frataltay4543]

Welcome to the club pal!

[@apperusenpai]

I fail to see why the "jazz player inspired" characters are necessarily racist. White and black jazz musicians alike used the same slang.

[@xBubba32x]

exactly, its a race bait to start a race war - the real divisive agenda

[@panpantesmort]

It's because they had to do a "top ten" and if we remove everything that is not racist in this video you end up with a "top 2" and that wouldn't be enough to put an ad on it.

[@user-gb5mb1rv7f]

Especially when King Louis was voiced by Louis Prima, a white jazz musician from New Orleans who spoke and sang that way in real life. His biggest hit with today's audiences is "Just a Gigolo". Watch Mojo PC is getting tedious.

[@user-gb5mb1rv7f]

It applied to sex in general. Jazzed up meant horny.

[@NoxDeadly]

The Santa Clause one made me laugh

[@bettymiller3999]

It's amazing how we're so intrigued by these scenes as children, and we're not aware of the fact that these scenes were considered racist. 😳 And it's crazy how ppl think anybody should be offended by these things.

[@wakeno.6047]

it is a propaganda pushed from the elite, they try to brainwash us, to think like that, so we live separate, hateful life, and only work for them. There is nothing more racist than believing that races exist. We are all one people, with just different ethnicities.

[@bettymiller3999]

@@wakeno.6047 periodtt, hunny!!!!💯💯💯

[@billmelater6470]

Honestly, I didn't know any of these things were "stereotypes" until someone started telling me to be offended. To this day, I could not give less of a shit anymore than I care when people show caricatured hillbilly hick types. It just goes to show that the reason racism won't end is because it will never be allowed to because there will always be people dig things up and demand people be offended. I say we laugh at the absurdity of it, and the stuff in the movies.

[@bigmanmccheez5342]

Stereotypes aren't even racist. People don't complain about Apu in the Simpsons, because "that's how Asian people are". But those same people will complain about black representation in the 40's talking in jive speak because " that's not how black people are". Racism is discriminating against another race or calling it lesser than another. The stereotypes in there films are literally the opposite, in that they positively show different races.

[@BK-ju7rm]

@@bigmanmccheez5342 they're literally trying to drive all people of colour out of culture. I find it hilarious that in the name of fighting racism they literally do stupid stuff like that

[@bigmanmccheez5342]

@@BK-ju7rm I'm sorry, I'm confused if you're with or against me

[@BK-ju7rm]

@@bigmanmccheez5342 I'm with you ofc

[@bigmanmccheez5342]

@@BK-ju7rm nice 👍

[@isfa774]

I think people are starting to forget what racism is 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@grimnoob893]

Oh, you think?

[@markmkizrahel2364]

@@grimnoob893 oh is it realy happining oh crap

[@wraiger1]

You are correct. If they knew what they were talking about, Racism, is being derogatory towards someone because of their race. Well, we are all of one race! The Human Race. If we don't like someone because of the color of their skin, it makes them a "bigot," not a racist. Jes sayin!!

[@Graceadaamm]

But how is it rasict to put black ppl to play Disney cartoons voices ???

[@isfa774]

@@Graceadaamm it’s not but some ppl think it’s

[@collinloretitsch4731]

The #1 racist cartoon clip is 'Dumbo(1941) "Song of the Roustabouts". It's black people working like slaves 2 build a circus 4 dumbo and they sing, "We work all day, we work all night, we never learned to read or write, we're happy-hearted Roustabouts". THere's more lyrics including 'Grab that rope you hairy ape'....THATS Y IT SHOULD BE #1(And it wasnt even mentioned)

[@angeloliver7613]

The two japanese soldiers apologizing to each other had me laughing. Yes, it's a stereotype and I shouldn't be laughing given I'm white, but knowing that Japan is the only country with professional (paid) apologizers...it's just funny. Sorry🙈

[@milkr0460]

When she said "CRINGE WORTHY" I choked on my soda

[@colt-one]

"Cringeworthy," "cringey" and all its variants have become idiot identifiers, kind of like the word "creepy." If you hear someone using it, there's at least a 95% chance the person is a moron.

[@richardaurswald7447]

The cats were not Japanese. They were from Siam which is now known as Thailand.

[@heavymaiden85]

Exactly allot of this digging is exaggerated to be politically correct yet these films were made years ago

[@JaneDoe-ci3gj]

Still a racist clip!

[@heavymaiden85]

@@JaneDoe-ci3gj I doubt they indented racism but i can see why it would be frowned upon ahah

[@Ramblequist]

@@JaneDoe-ci3gj Having been to Thailand, not sure why you write that. Pretty dead on.

[@tvmorals]

thats why they say "we are Siamese" like *BrUh* 😤🤚 😐👉

[@llllllllllllllll8888]

It’s almost like there is no diversity. You know, when a person that was born speaking another language learns English and speaks English with an accent I think to myself, “ Damn, that person speaks more languages than I do, at least the broken Spanish I speak is something but years behind the conversational marvel that this person is capable of.”