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That's what I thought when I saw it. I saw them talking about censoring it in this video and thought "What's offensive about a fish version of Pac Man?"
What's dumber is the symbol is VAGUELY similar to the Shriner's. In the loosest way possible. The Shriner's symbol is a star inside a downwards facing crescent with a scimitar on top. Stan's is a Pacman fish with a dot in front of it. Same GENERAL layout but otherwise doesn't look anything like it and thus nothing to be worried over.
Back in the early 1980s, every video game was copied somehow. There actually was a Pac-Man ripoff called Pacacuda. The Commodore 64 version is what I played, and it was pretty fun.
@@DaddyOfTheSugarVarietyMy sentiments exactly. This is why I’m glad my mom finally retired so she could spend more time lecturing me. Some parents unfortunately don’t have the time or energy to provide children with that treatment due to their work obligations in order to keep a roof over their heads and food on the table. This is also why I feel too nervous to have any kids of my own due to any personal concerns about them perceiving me as “mean spirited” or feel like they’d have their ears talked off if I ever tried lecturing them myself!
@SaraHouck461 Both my parents worked, but still made time to teach us, we were also latch key kids at times. I too do not want children of my own. The responsibility is too huge for me and I also don't want to share my toys 🤪
@@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety I’m glad they had equal amounts of energy to engage both types of responsibilities while simultaneously overcoming fear of exhaustion. After all, it’s better to be exhausted than it is to be evicted!
Two of these instances of censorship have since been undone: 1.) The symbol on Grunkle Stan’s fez is back after Gravity Falls fans gave enough of an outcry towards its removal. 2.) Splash was restored to being uncensored when Disney upgraded their master of the movie to a new 4K restoration, apparently either forgetting or not caring to continue applying the edit they previously made to that film.
It never seemed that way to me either. It was based on the nostalgia of adults and what they grew up with. And just about every joke went over kid’s heads. The problem is the misconception of thinking Disney or animation in general is for kids only. No it is not. It can be for adults. If Disney is this hell bent of not having stuff made for adults on their platform, they should stop being a monopoly and buying companies known for making movies for adults. Also, we have a pin code for 18+ users. Why the hell do they need to censor stuff for the adults anyways?
for the same reason bored me to death when i watch it as a kid, what kind of kid on the 90s or early 2000s will find funy or interesting the idea of old outdated cartoons doing a crossover, i preffer to watch hey arnold or dexters lab
@@verguco6051 for one, this kid. While I didn’t understand everything, I did enjoy this movie as a kid. But I get you. Not everyone’s cup of tea as a kid.
The hamilton censorship to me is the most offensive, Disney had nothing to do with the making of Hamilton yet they brought it to their streaming service and decided how it should be aired. They wanted all the profits but none of the 'dirty laundry', having the cake and eating it too
The way this is presented in the video is a little misleading. The edits were made to appease the MPAA, not Disney. Hamilton was originally supposed to be released in movie theaters before 2020 happened. If a movie contains more than 1 f bomb, it's an automatic R rating. They made the edits they did so it would be rated PG-13 and younger people would be able to see it in theaters.
You have to remember that Miranda himself agreed to these changes and chose which one would be kept. He could've sold the rights to anyone but opted for Disney. He's worked with Disney in the past and has been in the industry long enough to know Hamilton as-is would get an R rating no matter who released it. It has nothing to do with Disney wanting profits and everything to do with appeasing the MPAA for that PG-13 rating to give the film more visibility.
Miranda himself was involved with the cuts and had no objection to them. The performers stiped singing that moment and moved on. There was no audio or digital post/live recording censorship
I rather have the text that says these things are now considered offensive (or these were considered offensive but not anymore because now these are instead) or that it may contain offensive material, then have the movies and videos altered in both sound and image. I always wondered how long such a text would be for the movie Smokey and the Bandit.
And the letters look more like "SFX" than the word it supposedly looks like. I had to strain to see the word they suggested, but it took minimal effort for me to see "SFX."
The same kids who use Disney+ unsupervised also have TH-cam… where all of this content still exists It’s basically a game of whack a mole. No reason to censor it when it’s already out there
As this video showed, even that got censored. Even theaters gets cnsored, as the Aladdin lyrics were _actually_ changed _before_ the movie was in theaters. I had the cassette tape saying the original line and wondered on opening day in theateres why they changed it.
Disney DVDs, big corporations can’t alter or change videos after it was released can’t charge you for streaming service subscriptions can’t raise the prices
@@Buffy8Fan Sometimes they change it early and there's not much we can do about that, but for examples that were edited afterwards we can. There's no McClunky in my Star Wars.
It's weird, because Disney censors the wrong things. For instance, a bunch of Disney employees in the last few years were busted for child trafficking.
90’s kid here. When I first saw these in the 90’s-early 2000’s pretty much everything “offensive” went over my head and were ultimately harmless. Now as an adult watching this video I’ll admit a few of the changes are fair but most are completely unnecessary. We’re all supposed to learn and grow from history, but how can we do that if everything is censored?
They're probably afraid that parents don't have enough time and energy to lecture their children because they've wasted so much out in the workforce in order to keep a roof over their heads and food on the table.
you wont learn anything unless you research what you watch people that dont do that wouldnt have checked anyways and not thought twice of what should be censored they wouldnt be teaching anything that requried critical thought
The Simpsons Michael Jackson episode is probably the most heartbreaking. Not because of Jackson at all but it was the best dynamic of Bart and Lisa in the whole series. Lisa it's your birthday song, gonna miss it.
Just look for the older DVD pressings of season three. I actually have the version of season three with Stark Raving Dad (though I don't really like the episode because it's just an early version of the Simpsons episodes where they waste their time adulating a celebrity than actually telling a story. How can people like Stark Raving Dad, Krusty Gets Canceled, and Homerpalooza, but think Lisa Goes Gaga is trash? It's basically the same episode, but with different flavors of celebrity).
It's interesting how it was only the most recent cuts of Toy Story 2 which removed the outtake with the Prospector and Barbies. However, I still have the film on VHS and DVD, and both have the removed outtake.
2:33 - In all fairness Knick Knack was done LONG before Disney Plus. When it was released on home video originally the reduction happened then. Finding the true original is rather hard.
1:22 That is the name of an Egyptian goddess. Something TH-cam also needs to get through their thick skulls. I can't even include that word in my comment for risk of it getting auto-deleted.
It's like recoloring Mr. Popo from Dragonball Z because it might remind someone of blackface, when he's most likely a reference to the Hindu god Mahakala
@@Micahmancercurious. You seem to care about what other people think. You’ve made tons of comments responding to people about this. How much you getting paid by Disney?
The dryer one is technically dangerous. Since there have been kids who were accidentally locked in dryers and suffocated. It happened to me in the 90's I got in and my little brother thought it would be funny to shut the door. I was lucky that it was a crappy dryer and I was able to kick the door open.
They did censor Deadpool 2. They took out the scene where he goes back to kill baby Hitler in the post credit scene lol but it had been so long since Id seen the movies I have no idea if anything else was changed. Wouldn’t surprise me of they did
Yeah but Deadpool is rated R and only shows up if you allow it from the parental controls. I’d be more concerned at the fact they made that Prom Pact movie which had some PRETTY mature stuff in it despite being PG-13 😅
@@meganhumburg2939the Baby Hitler scene actually got cut from the theatrical cut by Fox (pre Disney merger) cause they thought it was going a bit too far. They added back for the Super Duper Cut though
The lilo and stitch one still gets me, because, sometimes a home has a dryer to! Plus, people can check if someone is stuck. If there's noise. The credit bloopers which seem to still be missing, not just as extras, well, again we get it now, but the joke is he was gona be in 3. Man, this is why old school is best. Not streaming cause it just loses context and what not. Makes me mad i could throw an acorn
I literally have no idea why Disney censored it. Maybe because they didn’t want kids to get interested in poo, but that’s pointless because kids will see other stuff like that anyway
I read this Disney Urban Legend online long ago.... Disney's Kim Possible cartoon series had Kim Possible always in a navel baring bared midriff outfit in school, at home, or fighting bad guys: And unnamed " Parental Groups " were complaining about this " Sexy " outfit being worn by a teen/ preteen girl character. SO Disney had an episode where this outfit was damaged and her choosing another midriff-covering outfit to replace it. Whether this rumor was true or not, Disney did change cartoon Kim Possible's outfit to a less revealing outfit during the course of the series.
Regarding the Bluey censorship, there is one where the censorship is pretty much offensive. Disney censored that one of the characters said that they were French. Oh the horror that American children would know that the French exist.
1:08 ok honestly I never knew that until now 😂😂 but when I watch the Santa Claus this year I’ll see if it’s in there I never payed attention no matter how many times I’ve watched this movie
I thought this would all be for things that were censored because of Disneyplus, not things censored before they got to Disneyplus. Eleven are Disneyplus changes. The other nine were before Disneyplus. The Aladdin lyrics were actually changed before the movie was in theaters. I had the cassette tape saying the original line and wondered on opening day in theateres why they changed it.
I remember my teacher giving several members of my class a lecture for calling the "Spank Me" number after many parents complained after she showed "The Santa Clause" to us in class, not realising what she was getting us into!
Kiki's delivery was so censored, that most of the late Phil Hartman's lines were removed. Jiji's comments made scenes make sense and leave out awkward silences.
Same. When I was a child I saw my parents always watching "Frasier" so I knew he was the voice of that fictional character Pete and thought it was fun he was involved in a blooper with Barbies. Had no clue what actually was going on with that joke but my parents laughed and I in return giggled.
It's also all seasons of The Simpsons that they censored. When I watched the earlier seasons on Disney Plus a few years ago, I noticed how you couldn't see the bottom half of the screen. So if anything or anyone fell to the floor or something happened at the bottom of the screen, you couldn't see it. Thank goodness for owning the old DVDs.
The tobacco warning has got to be the dumbest one. Smoking is not illegal and smoking was absolutely permitted at all times in those older movies. Give Frosty back his pipe!
There's also the "Deadly Force" episode of Gargoyles. In the uncut episode, after Elisa is shot, she's laying in a pool of blood. On Disney plus, the floor is just a little dark underneath her. Like she just decided to take a nap on the floor and wet herself! The episode is uncut on the DVD release.
And another scene where David Xanatos gets decapitated.. but is a robot. The decapitation was removed, an the next part is a disembodied robot head, mocking Goliath
I agree this edit is stupid - since the point to to teach children that guns are dangerous - but I remember this edit circulating on television when the show was still new, and that was after they pulled it from the air for a while!
"People thought what they heard" yeah...I must be deaf or stupid. never once did I ever consider these bad things. Like "duck you" I never heard donald say what others hear, I heard "Snake in the grass" or really just donald being funny.
As a completionist it drives me crazy when they completely remove episodes. For example all but like 2 of the episodes from the first season of Andi Mack are completely gone due to controversy with the actor who played the father
Here's one censorship on Disney+ I will never forget: the scroll in the second Phineas and Ferb Meap special, Meapless in Seattle. (The episode usually begins with text scrolling, but on Disney+, the scroll is replaced with captions, for some odd reason...)
That’s in several episodes with text. They’re still in their original form on XD, but they all have captions on Disney plus. My dad’s theory is to make it easier for language dubs and translation.
There’s text in the song Picnic Bust that’s also replaced with captions. Literally every instance with captions is replaced with the closed captions, if that makes any sense.
The worst part about censorship is that people don't know how to have a backbone. The only one I see that was acceptable was changing the chest size because uh...idk what to say. But the rest, like....bruh. KEEP IT TO THE ORIGINALS! Like jeez...why can't you keep the original!? There's a reason why there's ratings and why we have responsible parents and children who know better!
I'm just glad they didn't remove the iconic, "Ogga bogga!" line from Who Framed Rodger Rabbit. That line is funny and there's nothing wrong with it. I think they should've left it in Bluey though.
A couple of years ago I noticed that Disney also censored one of my favorite movies of all time: Mulan. In the original version, when Shang visits Mulan at the end of the film you can hear her grandmother off camera screaming something like Can he stay forever??? While the two of them are talking. It was easy to censor considering she wasn't in the picture but I always thought it was silly and unnecessary.
What about the naked lady in the window in the rescuers? Or the warning on lady and the tramp because of The Siamese cats or the one on Dumbo for I'm sure countless reasons
I mean, the Isis one doesn’t even need the censorship. She’s a pop star, so her name is probably a reference to Isis, Egyptian Goddess of healing, magic, protection, and the oversaw some elements of the afterlife.
@@pleaseshutup7053 Actually, I grew up watching Sesame Street, a very diverse show for 1969. My parents taught us everyone is to be treated equal & everyone has worth.
@@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety I liked the OLDER seasons of Sesame Street only because of how goofy and hilarious it was. The newer ones is obviously made for the Pre-School demographic but damn the older ones hold up.
Disney+ had nothing to do with the censored part for the opening scene of Aladdin. the change of the song lyric was made was way back when they released it on VHS. it was only in the soundtrack that had that lyric and it changed before the film released since soundtracks back then were always released before the films were in the theatres.
My favorite edit is from the Ducktales episode Sir Gyro de Gearloose, where the wizard slams a magnet on the table and yelling "WORK WORK WORK". Now it's more clear what he says, but his accent originally made the W sound like an F, sounded like he was swearing. This change was also made before Disney Plus.
I love Hamilton, and the first time I saw it was on Disney+. I wasn't surprised that they had censored some other lyrics, but that they left in Say No To This, considering it's content.
I feel like its the same as Parent Trap where the original version (lindsays version) shows Annie loosing a bet and having to swim naked and reruns cut the scene
And this is why Disney stocks are falling people who grew up on the original are the consumers so we expect to relieve our childhood smh this is why they say this society is too soft
I think it's because of media like news and certain things on the internet like a certain website with a R and an 34, don't ask me what the true name is if you already know good for you but if you don't know and choose to look it up then you have been warned!
Right?! Like grow a pair or look at some graphic pictures to get a hint! You Can’t mask your kids or anyone from the ugly truths that lie in the world.
This is the reason why streaming services are not well liked right now. They are too sensitive over the entertainment they have on their platforms, which are taken from other mediums. It is rare that they have their own original content and feel the need to buy the original content from other medium and alter it to make sensitive people happy. The 1970s and 1980s entertainment were free of strict censorship or streaming platforms. Bring back physical media.
yeah, when I watched Lightyear at the theater I couldn't believe that kiss that lasted less than a second was the reason why the film was no longer shown in theaters in some countries
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Still no mention that the dryer censorship for Lilo and Stitch existed for longer than Disney Plus existed.
Don't
all of it, stop it now disney
this is more wrong and offensive than what your trying to cover up...
you want to know what Disney can go f*** itself sideways
The acorn for the rock. Like dude it’s not that serious
The emperor’s new grove change was literally pointless
rocks hurt, especially if thrown at the head. probably don't want kids to throw them at each other
@@pessolano461 natural selection, we didnt throw rocks at each other when the movie first came out.
@@pessolano461I've been hit in the head with a big ass acorn before. It hurt like a bitch
@@pessolano461 and acorns don't?
@@deathlordicelord8402 people don’t use acorns as a form of execution
the fez symbol looks more to me like a fish pac man
That's what I thought when I saw it. I saw them talking about censoring it in this video and thought "What's offensive about a fish version of Pac Man?"
@@TidanLikida i figured it wouldve been a copyright version due to how similar it is pacman
What's dumber is the symbol is VAGUELY similar to the Shriner's. In the loosest way possible. The Shriner's symbol is a star inside a downwards facing crescent with a scimitar on top. Stan's is a Pacman fish with a dot in front of it. Same GENERAL layout but otherwise doesn't look anything like it and thus nothing to be worried over.
Back in the early 1980s, every video game was copied somehow. There actually was a Pac-Man ripoff called Pacacuda. The Commodore 64 version is what I played, and it was pretty fun.
We can't learn from past mistakes by erasing them. Parents & teachers need to talk to kids and teach them right from wrong.
Except that would require effort.
@@Zacman1123 No kidding.
@@DaddyOfTheSugarVarietyMy sentiments exactly. This is why I’m glad my mom finally retired so she could spend more time lecturing me. Some parents unfortunately don’t have the time or energy to provide children with that treatment due to their work obligations in order to keep a roof over their heads and food on the table. This is also why I feel too nervous to have any kids of my own due to any personal concerns about them perceiving me as “mean spirited” or feel like they’d have their ears talked off if I ever tried lecturing them myself!
@SaraHouck461 Both my parents worked, but still made time to teach us, we were also latch key kids at times.
I too do not want children of my own. The responsibility is too huge for me and I also don't want to share my toys 🤪
@@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety I’m glad they had equal amounts of energy to engage both types of responsibilities while simultaneously overcoming fear of exhaustion. After all, it’s better to be exhausted than it is to be evicted!
Two of these instances of censorship have since been undone:
1.) The symbol on Grunkle Stan’s fez is back after Gravity Falls fans gave enough of an outcry towards its removal.
2.) Splash was restored to being uncensored when Disney upgraded their master of the movie to a new 4K restoration, apparently either forgetting or not caring to continue applying the edit they previously made to that film.
I haven't seen all of it, but I never thought "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" was a kids movie period XD.
It seems more of an adult made movie.
It never seemed that way to me either.
It was based on the nostalgia of adults and what they grew up with.
And just about every joke went over kid’s heads.
The problem is the misconception of thinking Disney or animation in general is for kids only. No it is not. It can be for adults.
If Disney is this hell bent of not having stuff made for adults on their platform, they should stop being a monopoly and buying companies known for making movies for adults.
Also, we have a pin code for 18+ users. Why the hell do they need to censor stuff for the adults anyways?
Same, I first saw “Who Framed Roger Rabbit” when I was around 10. It never occurred to me that kids were the target audience.
for the same reason bored me to death when i watch it as a kid, what kind of kid on the 90s or early 2000s will find funy or interesting the idea of old outdated cartoons doing a crossover, i preffer to watch hey arnold or dexters lab
@@verguco6051 for one, this kid. While I didn’t understand everything, I did enjoy this movie as a kid.
But I get you. Not everyone’s cup of tea as a kid.
@@gabrielleduplessis7388 a kid from 2020 would not find appealing a crossover of cartoon network and nickelodeon
The hamilton censorship to me is the most offensive, Disney had nothing to do with the making of Hamilton yet they brought it to their streaming service and decided how it should be aired.
They wanted all the profits but none of the 'dirty laundry', having the cake and eating it too
The way this is presented in the video is a little misleading. The edits were made to appease the MPAA, not Disney. Hamilton was originally supposed to be released in movie theaters before 2020 happened. If a movie contains more than 1 f bomb, it's an automatic R rating. They made the edits they did so it would be rated PG-13 and younger people would be able to see it in theaters.
You have to remember that Miranda himself agreed to these changes and chose which one would be kept. He could've sold the rights to anyone but opted for Disney. He's worked with Disney in the past and has been in the industry long enough to know Hamilton as-is would get an R rating no matter who released it. It has nothing to do with Disney wanting profits and everything to do with appeasing the MPAA for that PG-13 rating to give the film more visibility.
Miranda himself was involved with the cuts and had no objection to them. The performers stiped singing that moment and moved on. There was no audio or digital post/live recording censorship
screw censorship. I don't care about what's considered "offensive", I want my movies and TV shows the way they were originally seen and aired.
Preach!!! All the shows without censorship are way funnier than the censorship garbage of today
Same!!
Amen mate!
I rather have the text that says these things are now considered offensive (or these were considered offensive but not anymore because now these are instead) or that it may contain offensive material, then have the movies and videos altered in both sound and image. I always wondered how long such a text would be for the movie Smokey and the Bandit.
Agreed. They ruined Lilo and Stitch. 😡
The Lion King one was supposed to be SFX, as a "Thank You" to the sound effects team for their wonderful work on the film.
And the letters look more like "SFX" than the word it supposedly looks like. I had to strain to see the word they suggested, but it took minimal effort for me to see "SFX."
You can’t shelter kids from everything forever……
Exactly, kids are always going to get into things they're not supposed to be in it's how they learn!
@@noahdean9685 exactly
Won't stop some parents from trying though.
@@Zacman1123true I've seen things and I wasn't sheltered
The same kids who use Disney+ unsupervised also have TH-cam… where all of this content still exists
It’s basically a game of whack a mole. No reason to censor it when it’s already out there
Why physical media is better than streaming.
As this video showed, even that got censored.
Even theaters gets cnsored, as the Aladdin lyrics were _actually_ changed _before_ the movie was in theaters. I had the cassette tape saying the original line and wondered on opening day in theateres why they changed it.
Unless u lose the physical copy u have it forever. Streaming can take ur favorite shows and movies off of it.
Disney DVDs, big corporations can’t alter or change videos after it was released can’t charge you for streaming service subscriptions can’t raise the prices
So true
@@Buffy8Fan Sometimes they change it early and there's not much we can do about that, but for examples that were edited afterwards we can. There's no McClunky in my Star Wars.
I honestly think Disney takes its censorship a little too far. They need to tone it down a notch.
I agree
How about they tone it down to 1000
So does TH-cam.
It's weird, because Disney censors the wrong things. For instance, a bunch of Disney employees in the last few years were busted for child trafficking.
90’s kid here. When I first saw these in the 90’s-early 2000’s pretty much everything “offensive” went over my head and were ultimately harmless. Now as an adult watching this video I’ll admit a few of the changes are fair but most are completely unnecessary. We’re all supposed to learn and grow from history, but how can we do that if everything is censored?
They're probably afraid that parents don't have enough time and energy to lecture their children because they've wasted so much out in the workforce in order to keep a roof over their heads and food on the table.
But isn’t that what parents are supposed to do, care for their kids and prepare them for the outside world?
@DoofenSpyroDragon16 It'll have to require hoping mercifully that the kids themselves won't feel like they'd have their ears talked off!
you wont learn anything unless you research what you watch people that dont do that wouldnt have checked anyways and not thought twice of what should be censored they wouldnt be teaching anything that requried critical thought
The Simpsons Michael Jackson episode is probably the most heartbreaking. Not because of Jackson at all but it was the best dynamic of Bart and Lisa in the whole series. Lisa it's your birthday song, gonna miss it.
That was good song. We should've gotten more good songs like that from the Simpsons more often.
No fr!!! I have Disney+ n was looking for this exact episode a couple years back n realized they didn’t have anymore:(( I was sooo upset
miss it why, wasnt deleted from existance or your memories, just had to watch it pirated because disney+ is no worth shit if they censor things
Just look for the older DVD pressings of season three. I actually have the version of season three with Stark Raving Dad (though I don't really like the episode because it's just an early version of the Simpsons episodes where they waste their time adulating a celebrity than actually telling a story. How can people like Stark Raving Dad, Krusty Gets Canceled, and Homerpalooza, but think Lisa Goes Gaga is trash? It's basically the same episode, but with different flavors of celebrity).
It's interesting how it was only the most recent cuts of Toy Story 2 which removed the outtake with the Prospector and Barbies. However, I still have the film on VHS and DVD, and both have the removed outtake.
The funny thing is he kept good on his word cuz Barbie was a main character in Toy Story 3
first time i saw Toy Story 2 on disney plus i was way too confused at the lack of that outtake, as the last time i watched it, i had the VHS
2:33 - In all fairness Knick Knack was done LONG before Disney Plus. When it was released on home video originally the reduction happened then. Finding the true original is rather hard.
1:22 That is the name of an Egyptian goddess. Something TH-cam also needs to get through their thick skulls. I can't even include that word in my comment for risk of it getting auto-deleted.
It's like recoloring Mr. Popo from Dragonball Z because it might remind someone of blackface, when he's most likely a reference to the Hindu god Mahakala
Exactly but it's easier to censor things than educate people I guess.
Imagine how the post-metal band named Isis felt, heh.
There’s also plenty of real life people named that it’s sad they censor it
The Gravity Falls censorship is weird to me. The Shriners literally fund children’s hospitals.
I hate censorship. This is why I don't do steaming services, only dvds with the original releases.
damn you care that much? 😂
@@Micahmanceranyone with an ounce of sense cares. Just because you enjoy watching slop doesn’t mean everyone does
@@Micahmancercurious. You seem to care about what other people think. You’ve made tons of comments responding to people about this. How much you getting paid by Disney?
Thank you for putting Lilo and Stitch in here. That bit of censorship was very silly and unnecessary.
The dryer one is technically dangerous. Since there have been kids who were accidentally locked in dryers and suffocated. It happened to me in the 90's I got in and my little brother thought it would be funny to shut the door. I was lucky that it was a crappy dryer and I was able to kick the door open.
The "Punky Brewster" scene teaches the importance of CPR and knowing how to do it.
Helping people that's problematic and must be censored
Censorship isn't needed in family friendly stuff, even for clever jokes or boobies
Why I buy physical media.
@@christophermoore5007 if I had the money I'd do the same
@@TheCaptainAmelia even Christopher Nolan made a good point about physical media.
@@christophermoore5007 it's expensive to get physical copies of movies, like the movie companies want us to abandon it
The jokes were meant for parents to enjoy these kids shows too 😂
Disney "Think of the children!"
Japan "Yah most of our animators learned by drawing porn"
I agree with dude, Disney really can't keep track of what offends them anymore...
…. But they have deadpool… im confused
Same here buddy
Literally came to say this. 😂
They did censor Deadpool 2. They took out the scene where he goes back to kill baby Hitler in the post credit scene lol but it had been so long since Id seen the movies I have no idea if anything else was changed. Wouldn’t surprise me of they did
Yeah but Deadpool is rated R and only shows up if you allow it from the parental controls. I’d be more concerned at the fact they made that Prom Pact movie which had some PRETTY mature stuff in it despite being PG-13 😅
@@meganhumburg2939the Baby Hitler scene actually got cut from the theatrical cut by Fox (pre Disney merger) cause they thought it was going a bit too far. They added back for the Super Duper Cut though
Grunkle Stan's hat being censored for the SECOND time no doubt is the strangest one.
The lilo and stitch one still gets me, because, sometimes a home has a dryer to! Plus, people can check if someone is stuck. If there's noise. The credit bloopers which seem to still be missing, not just as extras, well, again we get it now, but the joke is he was gona be in 3. Man, this is why old school is best. Not streaming cause it just loses context and what not. Makes me mad i could throw an acorn
Exactly! And it’s not like Nani and Lilo were That poor they couldn’t have a dryer!
And like how many kids decided to crawl into dryers after seeing it originally? Have kids gotten dumber since then? I doubt it.
I've also seen Disney broadcast censor Atlantis by removing Cookie's "Beans, bacon, whiskey and lard" line.
That's just dumb, I honestly see no logical reason behind it
Why?! That’s all what some people back in the 1920’s were able to survive off of!
@@renanel8915 Painfully true. I have a grandfather who, as a boy, ate lard sandwiches, food was so scarce.
6:24 that’s why need subtitles for Donald duck
I completely agree with you
LOL
I believe he said feck
@@MsMojo #LOL🤣😂😹
It said:”yeah” BRUH
7:16 That's literally the same acorn both times, in the original version it's just a bit lighter.
Oh the whole pooping horse thing in bluey so hilarious
I literally have no idea why Disney censored it. Maybe because they didn’t want kids to get interested in poo, but that’s pointless because kids will see other stuff like that anyway
Nickelodeon would’ve kept it in. They love gross out humor.
The funniest part is kids won’t even notice most of these things mentioned
I read this Disney Urban Legend online long ago....
Disney's Kim Possible cartoon series had Kim Possible always in a navel baring bared midriff outfit in school, at home, or fighting bad guys: And unnamed " Parental Groups " were complaining about this " Sexy " outfit being worn by a teen/ preteen girl character. SO Disney had an episode where this outfit was damaged and her choosing another midriff-covering outfit to replace it.
Whether this rumor was true or not, Disney did change cartoon Kim Possible's outfit to a less revealing outfit during the course of the series.
Regarding the Bluey censorship, there is one where the censorship is pretty much offensive. Disney censored that one of the characters said that they were French. Oh the horror that American children would know that the French exist.
For the Knick Knack one that wasn’t a Disney+ sensor it’s been there I think ever since it has been released on whole media either on VHS or DVD
Yes it has. I own a DVD of shorts including Knick Knack and I had never seen the original until now
I own Pixar VHS and it's there
1:08 ok honestly I never knew that until now 😂😂 but when I watch the Santa Claus this year I’ll see if it’s in there I never payed attention no matter how many times I’ve watched this movie
I thought this would all be for things that were censored because of Disneyplus, not things censored before they got to Disneyplus. Eleven are Disneyplus changes. The other nine were before Disneyplus.
The Aladdin lyrics were actually changed before the movie was in theaters. I had the cassette tape saying the original line and wondered on opening day in theateres why they changed it.
That toy story 2 scene was absolutely hilarious, hence it being a joke
I remember my teacher giving several members of my class a lecture for calling the "Spank Me" number after many parents complained after she showed "The Santa Clause" to us in class, not realising what she was getting us into!
I know 100% y’all laughed so hard for weeks after that lecture
@@pleaseshutup7053Totally, we tried to take it seriously, but we cracked up laughing about it for weeks. 😅
Knick Knack was censored in 2003 when it was rerendered for Finding Nemo's DVD release
She literally says that
@@lachlanmclennan2188 my mistake. Its just that I saw the title before looking at the whole video.
They also used the censored version in the Pixar Shorts compilation on DVD/blu-ray. It definitely makes more sense in the uncensored format.
*says Snake in the Grass line is replaced*
*plays the edited version that clearly still has the line*
I think they were referring to "says who" that originally sounded more like "**ck you"
Donald is too unintelligible to fully censor I guess 😆
@@DoofenSpyroDragon16He's like an Australian
Remember, becoming a dad means realizing big boobs are bad.
Kiki's delivery was so censored, that most of the late Phil Hartman's lines were removed. Jiji's comments made scenes make sense and leave out awkward silences.
Wtf??? Like why would they remove his voice instead of leaving it as a tribute? It’s not his fault his wife was insane!
If i remember Hamilton wasn't censored at first on Disney+, but all of a sudden it changed one day lol😂
Toy story 2 bloopers at the credits were my favorite parts of my childhood even though i didn't get it then they were pretty funny
Same. When I was a child I saw my parents always watching "Frasier" so I knew he was the voice of that fictional character Pete and thought it was fun he was involved in a blooper with Barbies.
Had no clue what actually was going on with that joke but my parents laughed and I in return giggled.
Which is why it’s important to purchase physical media that isn’t censored
Or download illegally.
You do realize that Roger Rabbit wasn’t strictly made for kids, right?
EXACTLY
Hamilton wasn’t made for kids either
I can not wait to see how much censoring they will do for Rocky Horror Picture Show, and Dead Pool movies
It's also all seasons of The Simpsons that they censored. When I watched the earlier seasons on Disney Plus a few years ago,
I noticed how you couldn't see the bottom half of the screen. So if anything or anyone fell to the floor or something happened at the bottom of the screen, you couldn't see it.
Thank goodness for owning the old DVDs.
You can fix this. It's one of those settings like closed captions. I know it pissed me off too, but it's able to be put back in its 4.3 Aspect.
The tobacco warning has got to be the dumbest one. Smoking is not illegal and smoking was absolutely permitted at all times in those older movies. Give Frosty back his pipe!
IKR? We shall take drastic measures by protesting until those censors finally relent!
6:49 I still hear it
6:46 SCHEIßE!!
😂😂😂😂
There's also the "Deadly Force" episode of Gargoyles. In the uncut episode, after Elisa is shot, she's laying in a pool of blood. On Disney plus, the floor is just a little dark underneath her. Like she just decided to take a nap on the floor and wet herself! The episode is uncut on the DVD release.
And another scene where David Xanatos gets decapitated.. but is a robot. The decapitation was removed, an the next part is a disembodied robot head, mocking Goliath
I agree this edit is stupid - since the point to to teach children that guns are dangerous - but I remember this edit circulating on television when the show was still new, and that was after they pulled it from the air for a while!
"People thought what they heard"
yeah...I must be deaf or stupid. never once did I ever consider these bad things. Like "duck you" I never heard donald say what others hear, I heard "Snake in the grass" or really just donald being funny.
As a completionist it drives me crazy when they completely remove episodes. For example all but like 2 of the episodes from the first season of Andi Mack are completely gone due to controversy with the actor who played the father
I really like that you showed both versions instead of just describing them. Thumbs up 👍
So on Bluey the horse poops,the kids need to know why the parents wouldn’t give them a pet.💩😷
I’m glad have the original VHS of Lilo and Stitch.
My theory on the Harlem shake removal:
Copyright.
That is actually correct.
Disney be like:
Throwing a rock:❌
Showing a guy hanging in the back bc of thunder:✅
Here's one censorship on Disney+ I will never forget: the scroll in the second Phineas and Ferb Meap special, Meapless in Seattle. (The episode usually begins with text scrolling, but on Disney+, the scroll is replaced with captions, for some odd reason...)
That’s in several episodes with text. They’re still in their original form on XD, but they all have captions on Disney plus. My dad’s theory is to make it easier for language dubs and translation.
There’s text in the song Picnic Bust that’s also replaced with captions. Literally every instance with captions is replaced with the closed captions, if that makes any sense.
The emperor's New groove is probably one of the most underrated Disney movies ever. I adore this movie.
The worst part about censorship is that people don't know how to have a backbone. The only one I see that was acceptable was changing the chest size because uh...idk what to say. But the rest, like....bruh. KEEP IT TO THE ORIGINALS! Like jeez...why can't you keep the original!? There's a reason why there's ratings and why we have responsible parents and children who know better!
Yeah, some of the stuff that was censored are stuff that kids need to know at one point.
Absolutely.
And let's not forget the edits made to Gargoyles episodes. Heads hitting walls, gun shot wounds, etc.
I'm just glad they didn't remove the iconic, "Ogga bogga!" line from Who Framed Rodger Rabbit. That line is funny and there's nothing wrong with it. I think they should've left it in Bluey though.
2:39 hubba hubbba❤❤❤❤❤❤
I hate censorship!
All that to welcome Deadpool to Disney 😂
Disney: If it's normal, let's problematize it. If it's problematic let's normalize it
A couple of years ago I noticed that Disney also censored one of my favorite movies of all time: Mulan. In the original version, when Shang visits Mulan at the end of the film you can hear her grandmother off camera screaming something like Can he stay forever??? While the two of them are talking. It was easy to censor considering she wasn't in the picture but I always thought it was silly and unnecessary.
What about the naked lady in the window in the rescuers? Or the warning on lady and the tramp because of The Siamese cats or the one on Dumbo for I'm sure countless reasons
I mean, the Isis one doesn’t even need the censorship. She’s a pop star, so her name is probably a reference to Isis, Egyptian Goddess of healing, magic, protection, and the oversaw some elements of the afterlife.
They knew what they were doing in the lion king 💀
💀💀💀
Yep, the animators probably had a field day, wanting to see if anyone could spot the hidden letters.
The Lion King is a ripoff of Kimba.
On jah, why change it when there was “nothinf” wrong with it.
I'm grateful to have grown up in the 70s & 80s, when there was less censorship and more conversations between parents/teachers & children.
Yeah my favorite conversations y’all had was treat someone a different skin color as lesser than you
@@pleaseshutup7053 Actually, I grew up watching Sesame Street, a very diverse show for 1969.
My parents taught us everyone is to be treated equal & everyone has worth.
I'm lucky and glad I was born during the 80s.
@DaddyoftheSugarVariety yeah, people don’t seem to realize not everyone in the older generation is racist.
@@DaddyOfTheSugarVariety I liked the OLDER seasons of Sesame Street only because of how goofy and hilarious it was. The newer ones is obviously made for the Pre-School demographic but damn the older ones hold up.
Disney+ had nothing to do with the censored part for the opening scene of Aladdin. the change of the song lyric was made was way back when they released it on VHS. it was only in the soundtrack that had that lyric and it changed before the film released since soundtracks back then were always released before the films were in the theatres.
My favorite edit is from the Ducktales episode Sir Gyro de Gearloose, where the wizard slams a magnet on the table and yelling "WORK WORK WORK". Now it's more clear what he says, but his accent originally made the W sound like an F, sounded like he was swearing. This change was also made before Disney Plus.
I love Hamilton, and the first time I saw it was on Disney+. I wasn't surprised that they had censored some other lyrics, but that they left in Say No To This, considering it's content.
In fairness, he only said half the word.
13:47 the muppet that played the counducter was bobby bensen with his baby band
I feel like its the same as Parent Trap where the original version (lindsays version) shows Annie loosing a bet and having to swim naked and reruns cut the scene
The Lindsay Lohan Parent Trap isn't the original. I think you mean that there's a censored version of her version of that film though....right? 🙂
15:00 The Harlem Shake I think is due to Mickey finding it absolutely annoying.
Also with my ex-girlfriend
Poop is natural. Kids love poop. Adults still laugh at poop. It’s poop! It’s funny!
And this is why Disney stocks are falling people who grew up on the original are the consumers so we expect to relieve our childhood smh this is why they say this society is too soft
4:36 It just looks like clam version of Pacman to me!!!
It all makes sense WHEN YOU ADD CONTEXT. But instead, we're all "hear no evil..."
Sad times.
People are too damn sensitive these days.
I think it's because of media like news and certain things on the internet like a certain website with a R and an 34, don't ask me what the true name is if you already know good for you but if you don't know and choose to look it up then you have been warned!
No, you're are wrong to defend that
Right?! Like grow a pair or look at some graphic pictures to get a hint! You Can’t mask your kids or anyone from the ugly truths that lie in the world.
Only three of these were done in modern times. The rest were done in 2000-2006 dumbasses
Shut up
The fact the thumbnail isn't clickbait is insane 💀
2:16 lord forbid large busts exist. 🤦
This is the reason why streaming services are not well liked right now. They are too sensitive over the entertainment they have on their platforms, which are taken from other mediums. It is rare that they have their own original content and feel the need to buy the original content from other medium and alter it to make sensitive people happy. The 1970s and 1980s entertainment were free of strict censorship or streaming platforms. Bring back physical media.
It would nonetheless be interesting if an editorial on the physical vs. streaming wars would materialize now that you mention it.
I have had the music to knick knack stuck in my head for years and forgot where it came from until today!
This is why I prefer DVDs because you can see stuff that you can’t on streaming!
And commentary!
Why do you want to see the stuff? Genuinely
The only edit that hurts in the muppet Christmas carol was the removal of “the love is gone” scene.
Disney needs to realize that most kids are ignorant of these things.
I'm just glad they didn't censor anything on the 'Get Back' docuseries
17:49 *sneaky* pete?????? Smh
I never knew about the Betty Boop scene!
Sometimes its worth it, but other times its probably not............maybe
Always a treat to hear a laserdisc get mentioned 😁
World is too sensitive
It's super feminine.. So it's soft
@satansshadow2163 you sound single. if you hate women so much just go be gay
yeah, when I watched Lightyear at the theater I couldn't believe that kiss that lasted less than a second was the reason why the film was no longer shown in theaters in some countries
absolutely.
Honestly, I’d disagree, but after seeing this video, 100% agree. What’s next, skirts are gonna be PG-13?
OH……… I get it now. Totally went over my head when I was a kid watching Aladdin. For that being so long ago, I don’t remember it that much until now