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- Song: Hungarian Rhapsody No2 - Franz Liszt
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I personally think Tom did better, despite the mouse problem.
meanwhile bugs shot a man, ate a carrot during his show and even answered an interrupting phone call.
Tom pretty much let the piano do most of the work for him.
Yea true
It is the case where Tom can thank Jerry for making that a success
Yap men haha..
I’d agree, probably just due to the nostalgia I have for Tom and Jerry.
Fun Fact : Cat Concerto held the record for most accurate notes in Animation history
Held? Or still does?
If you're talking about non-anime shows, then you're right
Impressive ! the amount of effort put into a cartoon like old Tom and Jerry without the new techologies is just amazing ! Totally deserved award !
@@claudiamunoz7293 i wonder what anime youre talking about
Your lie in April, Neon Genesis Evangelion, Forest of Piano, etc
Tom is clearly the superior one. From his aura, his expressions, him actually hitting the correct notes to him having piano manners, it's a no brainer. And even if you put all those things aside, that suit alone will make him win 😂
Tom entrance alone gets the Win on this one.
Superiority is forever subjective
You just like the more uptight one
Bugs looks like he practiced it so much he’s improvising
This. Bugs was just being a wise ass, but Tom was a consummate professional.
If only he (Tom) had appreciated the on-stage audience - who wasn't doing anything more than 'conducting' the music with his finger - well, I guess there wouldn't have been any plot. Always wondered why a mouse would make his home in a steinway grand, though.
I love both but i was imagining about tam screams
Let me tell you clearly, Tom's Performance Looks Majestic.
They also animated the piano right for tom
They won an Oscar for this
I must say I concur.
0:30
“Tom looks at bugs bunny in disgust for having bad manners during a piano show.”
The average bunny enjoyer
Vs
The feline enthusiast.
LOL
I'm wheezing
🤣
@@nrem7611 lmaooo
Jerry was really a jerk at this one. Why the hell was he sleeping in a piano IN A CONCERT.
He was sleeping in a piano backstage
Jerry is almost always the jerk
I always thought jerry was really rude
Yeah, Jerry is basically a bully. Tom often mind his own business when Jerry comes to ruin it.
@@NicolasMendoula yes thats very true. It always annoyed me when he did that.
The fact that Tom and Jerry got an academy awards for accuracy in notes is crazy.
uhh no it was just for making a good animated short, there’s no Oscar category for “good piano animation”
I like how the animators focused on different things. Bugs, he's the show, so they animated him wonderfully. Tom, the interaction between him and Jerry is the show, and that's what they focused.
Tom also focused on playing the correct notes
Bugs is animated like how the music feels like while listening to it, while Tom and Jerry are animated according to how the piano needs them to move.
Still, Tom hit the correct notes which was insane.
They’re not exactly the same. Tom didn’t shoot a man for coughing. 😂
lol
But doesn't Donald Duck do that?
And Bugs Bunny didn’t have to battle a mouse throughout the ENTIRE piano performance either. So, I guess they both had their own issues. lmao
@@jekenzeR no because bugs did it before
@@jekenzeR No, it’s a looney Tunes reference
Fun fact: Unlike Rhapsody Rabbit, the animation for Tom's finger placements in Cat Concerto actually hit the correct notes.
I could partially imagine that as Bugs walked on the piano. As for Tom, that's sheer professionalism from the producers, as well as immense respect for their audience. Especially if you take into account this is targetted at children. That's love :)
Well there are certain moments when its not acurrate and the animation blends in with the context in which its made for. For kids. 2:53 is an example, but yeah there are parts where its true. I cant imagine how hard was it to animate something that smoothly in the 1940s. Wow
Really ?
I mean hungarian rhapsody is not easy
The attention to detail in Tom and Jerry is mind boggling
Yeah I noticed that I love their attention to detail
Massive props to the animators of The Cat Concerto. They animated most of Tom's fingers correctly in tune with the music, and they still did a really good job in the "cartoon" side of it. They really struck the balance between detail and humour. Even on the internal shots like at 1:03, they still animate it as accurately as possible until they have to switch to "cartoon" with the hammers picking Jerry up and such.
Massive respects.
3:10 the finger stretch
Tom being more smoothly animated, hitting the correct notes and overall being more expressive definitely wins this for me
You know, Tom and Jerry had been fighting for over 80 darn years...
And neither plan on retiring.
At least they're frenemies
And it’s still going
@@GwenKalash Meh
@l3afy c4re b3ar R-Really?
Anybody else think about how hard it must be to accurately animate a character playing piano when they only have 4 fingers
Oh yes.... that's a lot of fps
That's why Tom has a lot of shots with his hands obscured by the piano, allowing them to focus on the shots that _do_ show his hands.
That’s the result of practicing 40hrs a day
That's why they did not did accurately
@@livanbard they didn't in rhapsody rabbit but they did in the cay concerto, which is why they aren't that many hand shots
I always felt Tom won the battle. Jerry wore him out but he hit that last note before collapsing that’s dedication.
I almost forgot that the mouse finished the song for Bugs. While Tom freaking endured and finished it on his own despite Jerry's interference. Poor Bugs. XD
The real pianist for Cat Concerto was Walter Scott Bradley, who also did the arrangement. He was the head of MGMs Animation Music Department. He scored and arranged ALL of the MGM cartoons produced from 1937 (when MGM opened its Animation Studio) to 1957 (when it was closed). On all of the cartoons Directed by William Hanna and Joseph Barbara (so all of the classic Tom & Jerry cartoons) Bradley worked closely with William Hanna, to get the timing just right. He was a staff musician for Disney (1929), with Ub Iwerks (1930-34), music director for Harman-Ising (who produced cartoons for MGM prior to 1937), and, from 1937, with MGM. Scored more than 300 cartoons, highlighting the antics of Tom & Jerry, Droopy, Barney Bear, Screwy Squirrel, etc.
😁 nice
Animan studios*
Etc
Its hard to believe that the tom and jerry is old as my country's independence.
Indian
Israel... Almost
Pakistan?
It's india.. He said tom and Jerry not Bunny..
Exactly.... How ironic
Ok, but why is no one talking about how snazzy Tom looks in his suit? He just exudes an aura of professionalism.
For real, portrayed the very definition of class and excellence
ADHD
All cats have some sort of "class"
Because I'm not a furry.
And Bugs doesn't??
Imagine creating something in the 40's that still hold up 80 years later. Ahead of their time!
1851
@@Keithustus Wrong century
@@SeanJAnimations the music, dummy
You know what’s crazy… is how old these animations are! So flawless and beautiful! I’ve seen them already but I would have never guessed that they’d be this old!
40s to 60s was the golden age of Cartoons/Animation.
Then came limited animation…
That's because they were used as short films to warm up movie audiences before the feature film. They could take the time and effort to make them like this, and they had to since they would be shown on a theater screen. Animation for television demanded much more content in much less time.
The Superman cartoon from the 1940s was also superbly animated. It would be a major inspiration to the 90s DCAU. the only time a super hero cartoon was given the same level of artistry again was with Batman the Animated Series and the cartoons that followed it.
Now I wonder what an old cartoon, in your mind, is supposed to look like? When I think crappy animation I think 1970s Hanna Barbera.
Tom is playing professionally. Bugs is trolling, like always he do.
Yep
We like to do a little trolling
amen
bmen
@@aceblaze8844 oh no
Watching Bugs bunny and Tom n Jerry as a 90s kid did not prepare me to associate them as cartoons from the 40's.
I just learned this too. I thought they were a couple years older than me at most 👀
2000's kid here and I watched T&J as a kid. Didn't know that they were that old.
funny thing is that I actually prefer the oldest versions of T&J 😂
It's strange that you people didn't know that, because the openings do have the dates. In fine print, but they do. In English, but they do. And in Roman numbers, but they do. And I don't know where you guys are from, but I'm from a third world country and even here we studied Roman numbers in school as early as at 7yo. And don't give me the foreign language excuse, because Roman numbers are universal too. It's impossible that I was the only child paying attention and absorving as much information as I could.
@@fernandaabreu5625 it's just a cartoon... I was a kid... I gave 0 fucks about the context and dates and whatever hahahaha... I was just on my couch watching Bom Dia & Cia wrapped up in my blanket LMAO
1:15 those parts went together so well it literally looks like Bugs is causing Jerry's discomfort
What I like best about Tom is that he added some of his own improvisation to the piece to make it more enjoyable at 3:15 (least for me).
If I remember correctly, that's jerry messing around on the other end of the piano there lol
Bugs: Look, one hand!
Tom: That's normal.
Bugs: No hand!!
Tom: That's *also* normal.....
LOL XDDDDDDDD😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah...
Tom can make his pinkie finger as long as he want, hehe
3:08 Tom also did the same thing here,but without saying anything 😂
@@jeremytheexplorer4689 lol
I only realized now that I have rotted my brain...
When I was a kid I thought he used his coat tails
Now I thought he was well versed in other areas
I have to go with Tom and Jerry. The animation looks so much smoother and cleaner. The silence that Tom and Jerry is known for really helps the viewer absorb the song. Also Cat and mouse make more sense than a rabbit and a mouse
Well, the bugs one had low resolution so yeah
Not only that, the most impressive thing is that Tom mostly plays the correct notes on the piano, while bugs is just pressing random places.
It's so crazy that it's only a year's difference in animation skill.
@@SobiTheRobot aren't they technically made in the same year?
Maybe because the Tom and Jerry one was made one year after
I remember seeing cat concerto as a kid and I loved it. Had no idea how old it was, thats what I love about these cartoons, theyre timeless and classic.
Tom was better than the rabbit here.
@@mod_808"The rabbit"
you can really tell how different their styles are, Bugs goes for a faster, louder, and more energetic style, while Tom likes it classy and traditional
Bugs: You copied me.
Tom and Jerry: Unfortunately, for you, history will not see it that way.
Statement: Just a simple joke, meatbags. Nothing to rant here. Move along.
Ow yeah
They came out at relatively the same time and if you think about it, I'm sure Looney Tunes would more likely copy Tom and Jerry. Why would a rabbit be feuding with a mouse in a piano? It just makes more sense that this would be a Tom and Jerry story. Also RR seems a bit more hollow than CC.
Sometimes people just make similar things at the same time.
Instead of being like “aw man this one copied this one” think “aw sweet! Two wildly different takes on the same thing for me to enjoy!”
@@umjammerlammy9993 Wildly different takes? I'm sorry sir, but have you watched either of these shorts in their entirety?
The Cat Concerto is one of the few episodes where I’m 100% team Tom not 80% Jerry, 20% Tom
There's episodes like Cat Fishin' where I'm 100% Team Jerry cuz the episode literally starts off with Tom using Jerry as bait. I'm also 100% Team Jerry on episodes like "The Zoot Cat" and "Cassanova Cat," essentially any episode that opens with Jerry clearly being the victim.
@GalacticHypernova i dunno why but I'm always at Tom's side
Yes
@GalacticHypernova funny cause half the time, Jerry is the one who instigates Tom
@@dinkarfowkar999 Bugs Bunny Winner
One of the few episodes that not only made me root for Tom but my boy definitely got the W.
Finished the song while contending with his lifelong saboteur
And he still killed it
It's actually pretty satisfying seeing Tom actually happy, its like seeing squidward happy. Its rare but satisfying
00:28 I love how it looks like Tom is sophisticatedly annoyed with Bugs eating right in the middle of their playing
Xd
Bruh XD
"Your manners reflects your unlucky feet like a silver mirror."
Unlucky instead of lucky basically means that he's so disgusting that his feet (is it mandatory to use foot?) Wouldn't bring good luck like common beliefs.
Silver mirror; reflects everything 100%
He has manners
lmao
Hanna and Barbera talked about this in a short documentary in the 90's. Both cartoons are from the same year actually, and they were both in the Academy Awards for that year, ironically at the same time. The Cat Concerto played first, and Rhapsody Rabbit right after that. It was a pure coincidence apparently that both MGM and Warner Bros did the same thing without knowing what the 'rival' was preparing. The Cat Concerto won, one of the reasons being that it made more sense to have the conflict between a cat and a mouse than a rabbit and a mouse, which didn't make sense, regardless of humour. Really fun stuff!
Rivals think alike, I suppose.
Do you have any links to that?
Wait! Wait! Wait! Hold on a second!
Are you telling me that they made almost the same gags, with the same tiny animal, the same theme, the same musical instrument, in the same year, at the same competion, side by side... By pure coincidence?
Holy deux ex machina Batman!
@@HypercatZ No, it's Aurora Borealis
@@HypercatZ An amazing coincidence. Or one of them had a spy working in the other's studio...
Here’s another fun fact: Rhapsody Rabbit was the very first cartoon to air on Cartoon Network when it went on the air October 1, 1992.
When you see both of these classic cartoons, it is rather clear that for accuracy and history of the characters involved, Tom and Jerry is the clear winner here. You must remember, Bugs Bunny never had a situation like this. His confrontations usually involved being hunted by Elmer Fudd or harassed by a host of other characters (Examples include Daffy Duck, the Tazmainan Devil, et al.) so Bugs went all out for the slapstick aspect in this cartoon short. Therefore, while very much the same, these two cartoons are vastly different. Enjoying one more than the other is immaterial as long as you see the angles that each went from.
Now, If you take it from the standpoint of the adversarial situation, again, Tom and Jerry have this won going away as they have had this relationship for many years as mentioned before and Bugs, if he had Elmer or even Daffy causing mischief, might have made it closer. But, alas for Bugs, they gave him a mouse in an attempt to show a bit of mayhem.
In short, enjoy both for what they are and don't worry about who was better.
It's even rare to see Bugs being defeated by someone or something since he usually wins all the time. This would be his first time being defeated by some unnamed rat.
I think that supports the premise that, despite being earlier, Looney Tunes stole the idea from Tom and Jerry. I think T & J started it but had a snag in the production schedule, so theirs came later, and Bugs stole it in the first place. As you say, putting him with a mouse is so much out of left field, and the confrontation doesn't really happen organically.
It would've made a whole lot more sense if Rhapsody Rabbit had Sylvester & Tweety instead.
Rhapsody Cat
@@micahwilliams1449
I'd go with Pianist Putty Tat.
I don’t think sylvester andtwitty existed yet
@oddbiku oh I see, thanksy I always tought they were born in the 50s
Rhapsody rabbit was just a short about bugs playing piano. The mouse just steals his thunder at the which is supposed to be funny because bugs was showing off the whole time it wasn’t meant to be a battle between two characters like the concerto cat
Goddamn, Tom and Jerry has some mad animations
❤ ur profile pic 😂
Dang rught they did
@@yourlocaldemon2195 its smooth asf
No kidding. When I was younger I made the assumption that Tom & Jerry was something more modern. Imagine mine and others surprise when we discover the first cartoon was made in 1940.
@@ezrawyvern6795 yeah, back then, they put more effort in animations
Tom and Jerry will always have a special place in my heart, no matter how much I love bugs
Está pieza musical , está mejor mejor animada por la caricatura Tom y Jerry.
Parece más limpio y más exacto, sin perder la escencia de la caricatura.
Weird to think about how many kids watched these cartoons whose fathers and brothers never came back from the war.
Bugs Bunny, Tom and Jerry had some seriously heavy lifting to do.
I just love it how the way Tom acts professional while playing the Piano at the beginning especially when he stopped to wipe his hands and starts playing again 🤣
This is off topic but I love ur Profile pic 😁.
Yoh is my lifelong role-model :).
And all that keeping his eyes shut lol
When the piano spanks Jerry I lost it. LOL great stuff.
RR was cool abd all but CC made me laugh laugh extremely hard
It was a LOTmore than spanking 👀
@@josephnguyen418 UwU
Same
.....
The one time I kind of hoped Jerry didn't mess with him. The man put on a show with class. Well done Tom! 👏👏
Both are great and iconic for different reasons. They poked fun at this in Who Framed Roger Rabbit where two ducks from different studios play this same song.
I really enjoyed how they didn't talk in tom and jerry but rather expressed their emotions with music. Sadly that's changed over time.
It didn't change in tom and jerry. Not every cartoon has to do it that way
It’s something both studios did actually. Loony Toons did have dialogue, but both studios lead artists explained that they relied a lot on facial expressions for both comedic effect and portraying the characters emotions.
They did talk, but very very rarely.
Looney Toons Merry Melodies and Silly Symphonies
Yeah
1:15 those parts went together so well it literally looks like Bugs is causing Jerry's discomfort 😂
I’m
@@cecenurse4119 what does "im" mean, is it an abbreviation or did u literally just type "i'm" and closed yt?
@@dotei6617 lol
@@dotei6617 Lmao for real
@@anomaly395 lmao
The animation in Cat Concerto is so awesome
Apart from the correct notes , Jerry dancing in the piano and annoying tom at the same , Tom's finger stretching , his acting of correcting his suit when it came out of chest , and the part when he plays the piank with his toes and when the chair goes up is hilarious 😂😂😂 hats off to the animator and the one who had the idea to create it .
i like how tom had his sanity but bugs didn’t
Bugs was never sane
Looney
Lol
Well, duh. He's a "Looney 'Toon", not a "Perfectly Sane Cartoon". 😜
Wow I like JaidenAnimations too!
It’s just awesome that the animators took the time to match Tom’s fingers to the real keys. That’s attention to detail right there
I was thinking the same and i cant believe it 🤣 awesome
Because they want to make a good stuff
Can we just appreciate the fact that Tom plays the piano much more accurate than most (if not all) Korean movies?
Those were real cartoon, you can clearly see at this day how much effort they used and how much they loved their work ❤
So that’s the reason why I have two conflicting childhood memories about this piano piece
I love how Tom is not wearing gloves yet he looks so much more professional than Bugs! 😂
No he is it's just bright white
Who plays piano with gloves on?
@@ichsanwin3219 exactly LOL
@@mattlinderman5465 those are his actual hands 🤣
Tom is a more serious and stressed character that's why
A competition of grace and elegance
They both make you laugh
I'm a classical musician who started piano young. It was always such a fun thing for me to see my favorite cartoons playing Liszt. I still think back on those cartoons every so often
Even Tom's expressions are enough in comparison to some so called actors in bollywood😂😂😂
lmfao
So true bro 😂
How many actors you guys have in Bollywood again?
@@ammagon4519 About a trillion
@@eeshanmarathe3369 yepp, accurate
Tom and Jerry had such fluid animation, I would not have thought it to be from 1947.
Back then, there were lots of smooth animations
@@hoppinggnomethe4154 They didn't have the technology to cheat back then.
Hanna Barbera studios helped popularize "Limited Animation" in TV cartoons since it's way cheaper and faster to make.
These other type of older cartoons were often made to be premiered at cinema theaters, therefore they had very big production values, hence the extremely smooth animation.
@@TornaitSuperBird but they have tricks to make good animation without spending too much time and cash... especially if that's a TV series
@@ShinSennju Japanese OVAs are also very smooth since the teams are not under as much stress when they make the OVAs. I'm talking about late 80s and 90s OVAs - smooth animation and intricate details
Both of these Cartoons are the reason for my appreciation of this type of music
The duo we never thought we needed.
In case you're wondering, at 2:30 the object Tom hits Jerry with is a tuning wrench. They are normally not kept inside of pianos, especially concert pianos, but if you're really lazy or just completely inattentive you might leave one.
That scene is so funny to me - jerry kept going after he hit him and then stopped after like a second idk why that’s so funny
@@henbobaggins Bugs Bunny Wins
I keep my tuning wrench in the exact same place lol
@@henbobaggins Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Donald Duck vs. Tom the Cat
I keep it to hit the mouse too
Fun fact : Tom And Jerry one has an accurate play according to painst experts who followed each key Tom and Jerry played.
Really!!
My grandmother was a piano teacher when she was young and she used to tell me that what Tom plays was pretty accurate in fact. I'm not saying that I didnt believe her, but its nice to see that this "theory" was indeed true.
As a pianist, it seems pretty accurate. Though I will say that the parts that show only the hammers (the inside of the piano) instead of him playing the piano, are not at all accurate.
They both made an amazing performance
It’s amazing that both episodes with the same premise are one year apart from each other!
Tom and Jerry won their fourth Academy Award over Bugs Bunny’s Rhapsody Rabbit.
Well. At least Tweetie Pie took home a Oscar in 1948. ^^
@@kooarchived doesn't matter tom and jerry is 3 awards ahead😂😂
Tom and Jerry: OUR FOURTHS ACADEMY AWARD!!!!!!!!!!! Bugs bunny: 😂
Scam
@@ayushmansingh261 How so?
Remember Thomas did this while having issue dispelling Jerry off the piano. Thomas for the victory
Thomas, ohh that sounds really off, I'd prefer Tom
Ah, someone remembered
@@eeshalkhan9340 Well that is his real name
@@eeshalkhan9340 Well, the pun is *Tomcat* not Thomas cat
Thank god im not the only one to think tom won.... Seeing ops comment feels validating as fuck for some reason 😂
MGM and Warner Brothers knew what they were doing.
They introduced kids to great classical music and inspired them to take an interest in the arts.
Worked for me. Spent 5 years studying classical piano 😂
Simplemente maravilloso ver estas obras de arte musical, plasmado en estas caricaturas, donde en forma armonica sincronizan a estos dos grandes personajes de antaño. Les doy 10 estrellas al creador de este video.❤
It looks like Tom's playing is accurate, and that you could play the same piece yourself simply by looking at the key he strikes.
Crazy work here
It is! They even won an Oscar for this cartoon. Tom's and Jerry's motions follow the notes perfectly.
"Cartoons are for kids." they said.
"It's only for 5 year olds." they said.
And then look at us, watching Tom and Jerry at 19 years old. Even though the original Tom and Jerry wasn't being on Cartoon Network as much, it's still a banger of a show for all ages.
Your comment needs more likes
Back in the 40s, cartoons were HUGE in the US. The military even had Warner Bros. make them training cartoons.
@@zacharyrollick6169 Same for Disney
At 19 ? Ok how about 28 ? 🙃
46... still watching Tom and Jerry and Bugs!!!
Born in 05 and remember watching these as a kid and preferring them to the animation of my generation. I’ve always preferred hand drawn the dedication it takes to make it look so alive and beautiful.
Both are great fun to watch and listen
Tom stretching his pinky all the way down the piano always gets a laugh out of me.
Feel like Tom and Jerry had better gags (altho the type writer one was pretty damn funny) like between bugs playing the high note with his ear vs Tom's pinky stretching ridiculously far there's a clear winner
@Merciless Freak It’s an opinion, opinion is not truth therefore yours isn’t either. Respect for the opinions tho?
@@yourlocaldemon2195 Though you should respect his opinion lmao
@@morel1076 Well I do, I respect that he disagrees but I mean, opinions aren’t truth and just the way we perceive things so we should try and respect the different perspectives.
I really liked that one typewriter one
I will say as a pianist, the part where Bugs turns the page and just sees musical nonsense got a legit chuckle out of me. But overall I prefer the Tom and Jerry cartoon.
Que buenos tiempos..🥲😌
Both of these are master pieces!!
Gotta praise Tom & Jerry for this one. Their chaotic energy syncs really well with the song
Despite all the issues Tom had to face, he did far better in playing the piano as compared to Bugs, who showed off. And Cat Concerto is something I remember more than Rhapsody Rabbit.
More elegant, more smooth, more “emotion”, more movement, much more precise notes
@@user-lh5hl4sv8z Well said!
素晴らし過ぎます！！！
This is masterpiece..👏👏 give them an award..
I like how Jerry was making himself at home in the piano
Yep
Cat wins my vote sorry bugs.
You mean Tom?
@@C.Wstudiossince2011 tom yup.
Ok
*Cat*
Not going to lie... I love classical music. And it's mainly because I grew up watching cartoons like this that use it
Espetáculo!
Bugs Bunny’s version was an indeed comedic yet impressive take, while Tom and Jerry’s was a majestic yet amusing take. Both of their jazzy breakdowns, I’ll admit, were real genius. Tom went as accurate as he could, and Bugs went a bit more outside lol
The bugs audio on the left ear and Tom in the right ear genius. Really helps me compare the two and hear differences!
Nice touch.
Except when only one side of your headphones is working💀
@@QuillTip lmao i was wondering why i cant hear the bugs bunny side
@@QuillTip I feel that pain
Yooo … almost 80 years those episodes. Holy molly !!!!
I love how WB and HB made these 2 cartoons at THE EXACT SAME TIME not even KNOWING that they were making the same thing!!! 😂🤣😂
Tom in My Opinion Got most of the Notes correctly while Bugs sometimes felt a Tiny Bit of show off
I didn't hate Looney Toons Btw
It's a cartoon. Tis a contest of humor and not who plays better. Mastery of the piece was never the criteria in the first place.
*Loony Tunes
But then again it wasn't about who play better but it's about the humour (since it's the main purpose of it) of it and the Tom and jerry one was better as it's quite hillarious 😆
@@wut2697 yeah, I think it’s also because of how everything made sense, and every joke kind of fit in the puzzle.
@@wut2697 ummm, coughing man go boom
During my childhood, I always side with Jerry and thought Tom was the one being evil in the whole series😂 but sometimes feel sorry when Tom got hurt. When I rewatched it, I realized Jerry was actually the one being really annoying here😂
That seems to be the case with a loooot of us. As kids, we root for Jerry cause he's the small, adorable mouse. As adults, we root for Tom cause he's gotta deal with bullshit from Jerry. 😆
@@gameraider100 yea lol
For me, not really; I sided with Tom even when I was young. I just thought mice were pest.
@@evaab2292 Ive been team Tom since I first saw the show haha. Jerry's always sucked
@@gameraider100 when i was a kid. i already rooted for tom cause im just annoyed of jerry. like my man's just trying to gain success. it ain't his fault he somewhat keeps pestering jerry on a daily manner. and the only time tom have evil intentions are always the time when he was hungry and wanted revenge
i like how he picks up the phone and goes wrong number to the caller and hangs up
This is beautiful. Thank you.
Old cartoons like this is probably why I recognize classical music.
3:23 - that moment kills me.
I'm 49 and still love these cartoons!
Very good, I loved it, I died laughing, post a separate one for each of them too please kkkk
Both are so super talented
Damn, im this early to see your comment, huh
Bruh why are you everywhere
Hiya
Agreed
But tom did it better on my opinion
"Is this Franz Lizst?"
"NO THIS IS PATRICK!"
No This is Thomas!
@@MoskusMoskiferus1611 no this is chopin
:'Dd
I didnt get the France List joke when Bugs said it
Tom is the true pianist here, he's been practicing to be the best of its era.
First he learned how to play "six notes" and he already got talent on his paws letting imagination run its music through his veins, shortly after getting asked to perform for the emperor of France.
Then he lay low for a while and found an absolutely gorgeous cat girl and his heart went wild, he dressed for the occasion and showed her his amazing pianist skills at her, she was astonished and dance with him for hours.
Love and fame, what else did he needed? Reputation. That's what was left on his list.
He heard that a certain rabbit was mocking his talent and that he was inferior. He accepted the duel and and they met on stage for incredible piano battle with one of the best songs it could be performed in a concert.
Bugs was feeling confident that he'll do better but Tom started serious, seeing his rival's foolishness and auto interruptions made him gain the attention against the critics. As the song was progressing he was letting himself flow with it and even beating the hell out of a mice while still staying in rhythm and hitting the right notes, expressing his feelings on each one of them. In the end, while his rival was about to counter with a strong finale, Tom did it much longer and made his foe sweat nervously, and be so angry that he left the building immediately, proving to the world that the cat is better than the rabbit.
And this folks is just the beginning of his journey as he did an extra performance in the reboot, getting lots of applauses and roses from his beloved fans, who knows when he'll do his next show, perhaps not today, not tomorrow, but when that day arrives, I'll be able to hear those beloved notes from his delicate paws once more.
Rhapsody Rabbit - Directed by Friz Freleng
The Cat Concerto - Directed by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera
There's also a third cartoon involving construction workers.
All geniuses.
Exactly 👍🏻👍🏻
@@RentonElric85 Rhapsody In Rivets. If I remember correctly, it was directed by Friz Freleng, who also directed Rhapsody Rabbit.