That's because he wanted her to be able to figure that out for himself. He remembers what it's like to be a cub and the King's child.. he was always asking questions then and no one would give him a proper answer and he had to figure it out...
I love how clever the movie title is. "Simba's pride", referring to 3 things at the same time. First, it refers to Kiara, like how parents refer to their children as their "pride and joy". Second, it refers to the pride of lions that Simba now leads. Lastly, it refers to Simba's actual pride, that blinds him to the reality that he is being tyrannical, by punishing even the children of his enemy. That's why I also love the overarching lesson. Simba tries to teach Kiara that even though they may think differently, he will always love her because at the end of the day, they are family. Kiara grows up to learn this lesson, and expand upon it, to see that the outsiders are also family. The line "We are one" delivered by Kiara at the final battle, that gets Simba to finally realise that he was in the wrong, is one of my favourites.
"Them...? Us? Look at them, THEY ARE US...what differences do you see?" the only difference was in how they FELT... Zira had guided their feelings for so long. But feelings can change, especially when faced with the reality of a situation (ie, losing Nuka) "No mother...Kiara's right...ENOUGH"
Who grew up with "The Lion King" (no matter if the first, the second or the hilarious third movie), knows the really meaning of childhood, values and morality. We came from a time when television really taught something. Hail! For one of the most amazing animated movies of all time!
+Antônio Ramon Very true, in fact even if I am 14, i watched first movie again and even the second one, and it really taught me alot of stuff, i dont care if it's a cartoon, it really teaches alot, perhaps even more than other normal show... I LOVE LION KING!!!
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Emanuel Mondoc Sometimes, cartoons teaches more and better than live action films. And when it comes from the old Disney, we know that is good. You born in a new generation, dude, but I'm very glad to see that you like the classics. I congratulate you!
oh yes, the great thing about the movie was that we got to see Simba as dad, that's wonderful well now he's teaching her his daughter Kiara lessons, like his dad taught him, and surely when doing so, he thinks he's next to his daughter as his father would have been.. The song also moves me a lot and in that scene, that's family love
This song is true for the racism out there, whether your black or white we are all human, we are all one. Just like in this movie there are different species of lion.
@@guygoins6237 I wouldn't even say different species; more like different factions of the same species. The ones loyal to scar and the ones loyal to Simba.
As a child this song was not really that important to me. I liked the tune, and the lyrics were beautiful, but that was it. Now that I'm older I realize how deep and meaningful it is.
I was a child and understood way to much this song hit me deep as a kid. Listening to it now it still the same just even more understanding cause i have matured into a young adult. Any kid who understnds this song even just all bit is going through something emotinally internal, even if they dont understand it quite fully yet.
I remember watching this as a kid and no matter how many times I saw it I never got tired of it. Who else is feeling nostalgia while they listen to this?
@@fightingmedialounge519 It kind of does make since because if you rewatch this scene he's singing to his daughter ,Kiara, who is also singing and questioning herself and who she is. He's trying to teach her the ways of the circle of life and show her where she belongs.
Disney is full of those songs where we as a Child, we simply love how it sounds and how catchy it is but when we're an adult, we love it more than before because we realized how deep, meaningful and beautiful it is.
exact and it is very true, when I grew up, I remembered it again and in that I realized all the meaning of the lyrics and it made me emotional, and it also happened to me with other Disney songs
"Even those who have gone, are with us as we go on, your journey has only begun." "We are one, you and I, we are like the earth and sky, one family under the sun." "All the wisdom to lead, all the courage that you need, you will find when you see...we are one" These are my favorite lines from this song
I feel so stupid, because every time I imagined "Pride" I thought he meant the feeling of pride, which he does mean. But also, a "Pride" is a pack of Lions. Double meaning. Mind blown. I can't believe I only just figured that out.
lol funny joke, but the song was meant to be a lesson to Simbas daughter Kiara, that they are one. Seeing as she told Simba she doesn't want to be like him, and be the future leader of his pride.
@@shearobertsavary2455 The song is about parental love and bloodline,and how important is the family ❤ i heared this as a "cute song" when i was a child
@@lord_seraphineOG i disagree. It’s about how humanity as a whole are all “one under the sun.” If you look at it from a wider perspective, we’re all one family made from stardust. Just like the birds, trees, and stars.
Ash Doe id have to disagree , phil collins my friend, he did the entire tarzan soundtrack , that soundtrack is better imo. but nothing beats Disney movies i grew up with that's for sure
So I noticed a while back that someone commented on the fact that Simba didn't answer his daughter's question. I like to think he didn't answer because he believes it's a question she must answer herself :'3
A very good thought. And indeed she does find the answer. I also find the last verse is a good bit of foreshadowing: "All the wisdom to lead, all the courage that you need, You will find when you see We are One" Lo and behold, that's EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENS at the end of the film. What was her line... "Them? Us? Look around! They ARE us! What differences do you see?"
“Even those who are gone are with us as we go on”- that hits me every time and makes me cry a little because it makes me miss my father. Thank you dad for helping me as far in my life as you did. I’ll see you again some day. I love you Dad. Until I see you again 😪🥲❤️
I’m sorry for your loss of your dad. He seems a nice man. John Lennon lost his mom when he was 17 years old. Later John Lennon was murdered by a nasty fan, Mark David Chapman to make famous. RIP John Lennon October 9, 1940- December 8, 1980
@@mysticgothmama6796 I’m so sorry. You’ll see him again someday. Trust in that. And I feel like it is a little different for girls because they’re always gonna be daddy’s little girl. Obviously it doesn’t hurt them any more than sons or wives or sisters or brothers etc. But it’s different for everyone including daughters. They always hold a very special place in fathers hearts.
This song makes me cry 😭 every time I hear it. What really meant this song is that all of us "We are one" no matter what religion, or race under we were raised in God loves every one with the same love and passion. Under God's love we are one big family. That's my opinion.
Also, the title of the movie really has a dual meaning, if you think about it: Simba's Pride. It does refer to his Pride of lionesses, but also to his Pride, his inner, personal pride that gets in the way of some of his decisions. He's so proud to be his father's son, and bases most of his decisions on what he presumes Mufasa would have done, which got him into some trouble. It created a rift between him and his daughter, it helped lead to a war, it fueled his over-protectiveness, though most of that is based on his own experience as a cub.
I always read the title Simba's pride as referring to Kiara. Like how proud he is of Kiara or something. I don't know what you said actually makes more sense now that I think about it.
ThunderCat123 Studios Well a lot of are but also a lot of aren’t. If all of them would be like this there won’t be racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia and negativity towards the people who ‘’aren’t like others’’ because they will be able to see that we all are one and basically one family under the sun.
This song is just absolutely phenomenal! Like “Circle of Life,” EVERY SINGLE LYRIC is a 100% true statement about life and one that everyone experiences at least once in their life, especially the ones that Kiara sings. These lyrics have actually given me a boost every now and then through some dark times ever since this film came out back in 1998 when I was only six years old and I doubt it will never fail to continue doing so
Simba is meaning full As you go through life you see..... There is so much that we don't understand. and the only thing we know is things don't always go.... the way we planned.
"As you go through life you see, there is so much that we don't understand, and the only thing we know, is things don't always go the way we plan." I like how Simba uses "we". As if to let Kiara know that he's had similar emotional conflicts and that he understands why she is the way she is, but that he doesn't want her making the same mistakes as him.
+vRemixin my daughter is 3 and we have the vhs of all the disney movies i had as a kid which was allot including both lion king movies and she loves them more then most anything else
i know they get shit like frozen and im just sitting here beuty and the beast, cinderella ,lion king ....... and there just like what you going on about ?
i know they get shit like frozen and im just sitting here beuty and the beast, cinderella ,lion king ....... and there just like what you going on about ?
jediskunk67 Kiara is really really pretty! I personally think Nala is gorgeous, but Kiara has something special about her that makes her much prettier!
Frozen, so Elsa could become queen. The Rescuers, if Penny wasn't an orphan she wouldn't have been kidnapped because someone would have been looking for her. Hunch back of Notre Dame, Quasimodo wouldn't have grown up in the cathedral if his mom wasn't murdered. Lilo and Stitch, because a main part of the plot was Nani trying to prove she could raise her sister, which wouldn't have happened her their parents were still alive. Fox and the Hound, Widow Tweed wouldn't have raised Todd if his mom hadn't been shot. Brother Bear, if Kenai hadn't killed Koda's mom then he wouldn't have been turned into a bear. Finding Nemo, it was just Nemo and his Dad after his mom and all of his siblings died, you can't tell me that didn't impact the movie at all. and of coarse as summerwashes3 stated Tarzan, the death of Tarzan's Parents is the only reason Kala could adopt him, and the only reason she wanted to is because her son was killed, so his death was a crucial moment in the movie too even if some people don't see it that way. So you tell me, is The Lion King the only Disney movie that has a "plot-convenient reason the parent died"?
Yeah but I am getting tired of haters too. My dad owns a few guns, I think I'll just shoot them all in my fierce anger I think they all they deserve it.
When I was little me and my dad would spend days and days watching Disney movies over and over. Now I'm an adult and my father isn't here anymore 😔 but Simba and Kiara's relationship reminds me of me and my dad, and all the time we've watched this movie together. I miss my father terribly, but I'm so glad I have these memories to look back on 😊♥️.
I love Simba 🥰🥰 As a baby (like 2-3) I watched The Lion King pretty much on loop XD Once it finished I'd play it again and make my mum and grandparents watch over and over. It was and always has been my number one inspiration and helped me discover my life long dream which is to Become a vet and work with animals 🦁🐒🐆🐗🦚🐸🦔🦒
“All the wisdom to lead, all the courage that you need you will find when you see we are one.” If all humans understand this then trust me this world would be such a BEAUTIFUL PLACE.
I think you are forgetting a few important lines "it's our pride deep inside we are one" and "We are one you and I" meaning that Simba is telling Kiara that THEY (as in their pride) are one. Not all lions
I never realized how many life lessons I've learned through these songs as a kid till i got grown. I know I'm not the only one that feels that way. I can't be the only one.
Simba:"Even those who are gone are with us as we go on"..... Simba is really strong at heart... Whenever I sing this line, tears come out of my eyes... Imagining how Simba passed time without his mother and father... 😢😢😞😞😞
Very true, I also felt and imagine the same, it's sad that and Simba is really strong at heart, tha't why he is one of my fav characters.. my heart moves with it, and how Simba passed time without his mother and father
What really makes the Lion King 2 an excellent sequel is how it delivers the songs. You see Simba teaching to Kiara about responsibility while inspiring her with love, compassion, and trust. That's what this song is about. Then later you see Zira teaching her son Kovu (and also Vitani and Nuka) about revenge by inspiring them with hatred and envy. Zira's song (my lullaby) shows that she is completely consumed with hate and a desire for vengeance to the point where she raises her cubs for that one purpose.
@@5Mariner Why couldn't Simba try to answer them? May Simba have purposefully ignored those questions for his own reasons? It feels like Simba's doing what Zira's doing, trying to raise Kiara to be how he wants her to be without considering what she may want.
@@mikipatka5246 He tells her that, but if it was told in real life instead of a movie where everything is scripted, this would be dishonest since he couldn't know that she will find her answers.
I only just watched this movie and straight away this song almost had me in tears. I have never felt this way about a song…. The circle of life is a beautiful thing and let’s enjoy our times with friends and family while we can ❤
I just did. Never saw it before, and my family almost never likes the second movies, so we never saw it. My brother showed me something and it made me want to see it, so I watched the movie. I like it for the most part and wish that the concept could have been applied to my favorite series: Transformers. The Cybertronians have been fighting for so long as if they are two different species, but what was the saying that they were taught by Primus? Till all are One. I understand it now. I didn't really know what that saying was meaning really. I mean, in Transformers they say that when their sparks go to the Well, they become one with Primus, but now I know that the meaning is not just in death, but in life. It is to be applied in this Life! I really wish I could tell them that. I know Optimus knows, but Megatron never really understood. I don't think any of the Decepticons really understood. I feel so sad for them. It's not fair that most of them die without having learned this important lesson, probably chief among kindness, care, consideration, and compassion for others. People in the world today need to learn these lessons too. I know we all make mistakes, but I am learning not only to smile and ask how someone's day has been, but to be considerate when it's clear that they need a helping hand, or just to avoid a topic they don't want to speak of. I naturally care, but I've had so much negativity in my past, that I don't know how to really show that I care. Compassion is the last one I am learning, and I still don't have it down. Compassion is key when showing people Jesus. Showing Jesus is just one part of speaking Life to others. I'm not just a Christian, I live to be like Jesus and to show Jesus's light to others. I am the light of the fire, the fire to live is Christ, but to die is gain. Until all are One.
How I like this song. It exemplifies how everyone goes through life--going on a journey that is both fraught with challenges and making difficult decisions that could potentially change you and others in your life. But never forget that you have the support of those who love you and want to help you succeed in your dreams. Welp, time to add this song to my favorites.
Have seen that movie for the first time today and especially this song has an unnoticed resemblance to the Abba song: "One of us". It's my opinion, listening to this sing is like listening to One of us.
The lyrics of this song is similar to Muslim Persian poetry. Rumi (a famous Persian poet) is well known in the West, and his poems are often speak about very similar things as this song. Rumi's poems have definitely impacted on cartoons to some extent, but it's hard to say how much. Rumi's quote "Always remember, you are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think" was used by Christopher Robin (In the "Search for Christopher Robin"). It wouldn't be surprising if "We are one" was inspired by Rumi too. His poetry is very similar to this song.
Ya know, I'd kind of like a film version of Mufasa and Scar's story. Imagine the drama of ending right as Mufasa tell his pride about the upcoming birth of his heir.
This song reminds me that all the hatred,racism against each other should end cause We don't want this to take to our grave..This is one life, we will live happily together..All nations together for some eternal peace till this universe exists..See the magic is Universe is a latin word..Uni means ONE and verse means Song..We have our own part to play in this song..I'm an Indian there before I'm an earthling and today I want to say to every beautiful human of every part of this magnificient earth that *I LOVE YOU ALL*
As I go on this song will be a lullaby for my children and their children, just because of the important messages it holds. Kiara is my favorite character because she fought for what she believe in. Something we all don't do. We humans need to understand that 'We Are One' with the Earth, animals in body and soul.
Always loved this song as a kid and all the way to my adulthood. Being a new father and losing one of my best friends at the same time these lyrics hit hard ❤
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"Even those who are gone are with us as we go on" really hits the feels... I lost many loved ones...
Grief is the perseverance of love 🤍
"How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard"
Be strong and push on
Same. My great grandmother passed away two years ago at age 101 years old. She was very compassionate, very loving, and wise. I miss her everyday.
That sucks😢 I'm sorry for your losses
I love how Simba just blanks Kiara's question and continues with his own monologue.
That's because he wanted her to be able to figure that out for himself. He remembers what it's like to be a cub and the King's child.. he was always asking questions then and no one would give him a proper answer and he had to figure it out...
Someone has daddy issues.
England I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE
heloo england, i found a fellow hetalian
Lord Doitso SOD OFF!
I love how clever the movie title is. "Simba's pride", referring to 3 things at the same time.
First, it refers to Kiara, like how parents refer to their children as their "pride and joy".
Second, it refers to the pride of lions that Simba now leads.
Lastly, it refers to Simba's actual pride, that blinds him to the reality that he is being tyrannical, by punishing even the children of his enemy.
That's why I also love the overarching lesson. Simba tries to teach Kiara that even though they may think differently, he will always love her because at the end of the day, they are family. Kiara grows up to learn this lesson, and expand upon it, to see that the outsiders are also family. The line "We are one" delivered by Kiara at the final battle, that gets Simba to finally realise that he was in the wrong, is one of my favourites.
this is the perfect anaylysis tbh
Agreed, perfect analysis.
Agreed!
"Them...? Us? Look at them, THEY ARE US...what differences do you see?"
the only difference was in how they FELT... Zira had guided their feelings for so long.
But feelings can change, especially when faced with the reality of a situation (ie, losing Nuka)
"No mother...Kiara's right...ENOUGH"
Great Analysis!!! Wow
Who grew up with "The Lion King" (no matter if the first, the second or the hilarious third movie), knows the really meaning of childhood, values and morality. We came from a time when television really taught something. Hail! For one of the most amazing animated movies of all time!
lion king tough me alot of stuff
+Antônio Ramon Very true, in fact even if I am 14, i watched first movie again and even the second one, and it really taught me alot of stuff, i dont care if it's a cartoon, it really teaches alot, perhaps even more than other normal show... I LOVE LION KING!!!
Emanuel Mondoc Sometimes, cartoons teaches more and better than live action films. And when it comes from the old Disney, we know that is good. You born in a new generation, dude, but I'm very glad to see that you like the classics. I congratulate you!
Used to watch this everyday. Literally
Hail!
Absolute TEARS. Simba is a fantastic father. This movie is INCREDIBLE 😭😭
oh yes, the great thing about the movie was that we got to see Simba as dad, that's wonderful well now he's teaching her his daughter Kiara lessons, like his dad taught him, and surely when doing so, he thinks he's next to his daughter as his father would have been.. The song also moves me a lot and in that scene, that's family love
I agree also his singing is so good 😯
Because he learned from his father the late great MUFASA
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I personally think the world needs to hear this song again.
I AGREE. ESPECIALLY THESE DAYS
This song is true for the racism out there, whether your black or white we are all human, we are all one. Just like in this movie there are different species of lion.
I agree. 💯 Especially what’s been going on these days.
@@guygoins6237 I agree
@@guygoins6237 I wouldn't even say different species; more like different factions of the same species. The ones loyal to scar and the ones loyal to Simba.
lion king 2 deserves more credit man
+justin martin Amen to that brother
agreed
+justin martin Yep
It was ok but the music score was absolutely amazing
+PC Toby same here and im 15 i was born in the year 2000
As a child this song was not really that important to me. I liked the tune, and the lyrics were beautiful, but that was it.
Now that I'm older I realize how deep and meaningful it is.
same but I kid and I get it
me to
Even though I didn't understand the words when I was younger I still understood what the song meant... That's just me. xD
AangelKataang ...i thought lion king 2 was 2011 2012 or 2013. thats because i saw the film back then.
I was a child and understood way to much this song hit me deep as a kid. Listening to it now it still the same just even more understanding cause i have matured into a young adult. Any kid who understnds this song even just all bit is going through something emotinally internal, even if they dont understand it quite fully yet.
11 years later and I still love this song. Meaningful as ever
I remember watching this as a kid and no matter how many times I saw it I never got tired of it. Who else is feeling nostalgia while they listen to this?
+Brony500 me!! but i'm sorry i think wath the best is the one :)
+Joris Legrene same
+Brony500 this song makes me sad because I realized I'm getting old and my childhood is gone. I'm now 24 years old. hahaha
Batman Flash You ain't alone. I'm 23 so mine has been way over.
+Brony500 I'm listening to the soundtrack while doing boring adult stuff. I'm 27.
This Kiara was perfect. She was a rebel, a badass.
That new kids show has recked her original character...
I know. They ruined one of my all time favorite Disney characters.
They ruined the entire movies if you ask me! Thanks a lot, Disney junior!😡
Thats why I refuse to watch it. I want my lion king just the way I remember it
+wolfsrule100 Exactly!
I know right!
“Even those who are gone are with us as we go on” That lyric breaks my heart.
I think this is the ultimate song for a a man wanting to raise a strong daughter...seriously.
You think so. I dont think like it
@@ritahmar2018 then why are u here?
What???
I don't see how it's the ultimate song foe that.
@@fightingmedialounge519 It kind of does make since because if you rewatch this scene he's singing to his daughter ,Kiara, who is also singing and questioning herself and who she is. He's trying to teach her the ways of the circle of life and show her where she belongs.
Isn't Simba's voice AMAZING OR WHAT!!
helerane may villalas OMG YAS
helerane may villalas yes. Thanks to Cam Clarke.
My voice
Simba Lion-K sure whatever
@Carlee Hall Not his singing voice. But his speaking voice.
Disney is full of those songs where we as a Child, we simply love how it sounds and how catchy it is but when we're an adult, we love it more than before because we realized how deep, meaningful and beautiful it is.
exact and it is very true, when I grew up, I remembered it again and in that I realized all the meaning of the lyrics and it made me emotional, and it also happened to me with other Disney songs
This is true ❤😭
"Even those who have gone, are with us as we go on, your journey has only begun."
"We are one, you and I, we are like the earth and sky, one family under the sun."
"All the wisdom to lead, all the courage that you need, you will find when you see...we are one"
These are my favorite lines from this song
Yeeaah ok ok so much to happy cool hits yep yay.
I feel so stupid, because every time I imagined "Pride" I thought he meant the feeling of pride, which he does mean. But also, a "Pride" is a pack of Lions. Double meaning. Mind blown. I can't believe I only just figured that out.
Zachary Garner lol
Lol me too cause he is a king full of pride?
You mean pride of lions is called a pride? There is no such thing as a pack of lions.
I figured it out when you told me XD
Then think pride as a family or friends not a pack of lion a pack of great family or ftiends
Im leaving this comment here so that after some months or years when someone likes this comment, i get reminded of this song.
Come back
it's time
@@aabu77 I read this in rifiki's voice 😂
Reminder!
Welcome back!
I'm surprised that Zazu never said "I told you so" to Simba and Nala in this movie
that would of made this awesome movie better
for real i was thinking that to
IIRC, they wanted him to have a bigger role than he got in the film. He was even gonna get a girlfriend!
I know this comment is old but darn..... I thought I was the only 1 who was thinking that.
That would have been funny
Simba: Sings We Are one.
Also Simba: Exiles Kovu
and all of those Scar Supporters.
i know
lol funny joke, but the song was meant to be a lesson to Simbas daughter Kiara, that they are one. Seeing as she told Simba she doesn't want to be like him, and be the future leader of his pride.
Hypocrite move.
+crunchycookie06. What was a hypocritical move? Kira rebelling to be the future leader or The songs lesson? :/
Me as a child hearing this song:
Awww,i like this song...
Me NOW as a adult hearing this song: *crying* i understand the message
Im 10
Jayden Crist ok
@@shearobertsavary2455 The song is about parental love and bloodline,and how important is the family ❤
i heared this as a "cute song" when i was a child
I,m 14 and people say I,m nothing but I say we are one the way we are
Be happy the way you are everyone ❣️❤️😊 don,t let people change you
@@lord_seraphineOG i disagree. It’s about how humanity as a whole are all “one under the sun.” If you look at it from a wider perspective, we’re all one family made from stardust. Just like the birds, trees, and stars.
the Lion King has the best music hands down
Ash Doe tru shit
Ash Doe id have to disagree , phil collins my friend, he did the entire tarzan soundtrack , that soundtrack is better imo. but nothing beats Disney movies i grew up with that's for sure
Ash Doe I couldn't agree more
even in other langugies
so true
So I noticed a while back that someone commented on the fact that Simba didn't answer his daughter's question. I like to think he didn't answer because he believes it's a question she must answer herself :'3
Huh, good answer!!!
He answered it with the song
A very good thought. And indeed she does find the answer. I also find the last verse is a good bit of foreshadowing:
"All the wisdom to lead, all the courage that you need, You will find when you see We are One"
Lo and behold, that's EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENS at the end of the film.
What was her line...
"Them? Us? Look around! They ARE us! What differences do you see?"
@@drachenritter42R i dont know why, i started crying at your sentence. the music in the background, the comment, kiara, it all felt right.
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“Even those who are gone are with us as we go on”- that hits me every time and makes me cry a little because it makes me miss my father. Thank you dad for helping me as far in my life as you did. I’ll see you again some day. I love you Dad. Until I see you again 😪🥲❤️
i have it the same way
I’m sorry for your loss of your dad. He seems a nice man.
John Lennon lost his mom when he was 17 years old. Later John Lennon was murdered by a nasty fan, Mark David Chapman to make famous.
RIP John Lennon October 9, 1940- December 8, 1980
My condolances.. I lost my dad last March.
@@mysticgothmama6796 I’m so sorry. You’ll see him again someday. Trust in that. And I feel like it is a little different for girls because they’re always gonna be daddy’s little girl. Obviously it doesn’t hurt them any more than sons or wives or sisters or brothers etc. But it’s different for everyone including daughters. They always hold a very special place in fathers hearts.
I'm feeling your loss, be strong as you have more as 1
The Lion King, it will forever be a part of us, it's our childhood, it's who we are, we are one
💪👊🙏💯
oh yeah,
Kiara’s voice is just so beautiful and cute and I love Simba’s voice as well it just makes the whole song
this is one of the best disney sequels ever
Most suck so that is not much of an accomplishment.
This song makes me cry 😭 every time I hear it. What really meant this song is that all of us "We are one" no matter what religion, or race under we were raised in God loves every one with the same love and passion. Under God's love we are one big family. That's my opinion.
If this song is seen and spread in this light peace will be every where
Amen 🙏
No matter what religion we should all love each other we are all humans and we are all loved by someone even if we don’t realize it
Also, the title of the movie really has a dual meaning, if you think about it: Simba's Pride. It does refer to his Pride of lionesses, but also to his Pride, his inner, personal pride that gets in the way of some of his decisions. He's so proud to be his father's son, and bases most of his decisions on what he presumes Mufasa would have done, which got him into some trouble. It created a rift between him and his daughter, it helped lead to a war, it fueled his over-protectiveness, though most of that is based on his own experience as a cub.
It's also why Scar was probably the perfect villain. Even long after his death, you can see the scars he left on everyone, good and bad.
@@MichaelCravith yeah that too
I always read the title Simba's pride as referring to Kiara. Like how proud he is of Kiara or something. I don't know what you said actually makes more sense now that I think about it.
@@thejurijo9388 oh thanks.
Am I the only one insane enough to want to sing this as a lullaby to my future kids lol
Sarah Griffith Nope. I sang this to my baby cousin and it made her fall asleep. ^_^
No that’s an amazing idea
Not at all. Heck, I plan on doing this when I have kids
Me too man
Nope. Same here.
If only humans were like that the world would be awesome.
You gotta think though. Humans are like this. If not, this song wouldn't have been created.
@@thundercat123studios, you got a point there
We have forgotten our child like faith
ThunderCat123 Studios Well a lot of are but also a lot of aren’t. If all of them would be like this there won’t be racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia and negativity towards the people who ‘’aren’t like others’’ because they will be able to see that we all are one and basically one family under the sun.
Ikr
This song is just absolutely phenomenal! Like “Circle of Life,” EVERY SINGLE LYRIC is a 100% true statement about life and one that everyone experiences at least once in their life, especially the ones that Kiara sings. These lyrics have actually given me a boost every now and then through some dark times ever since this film came out back in 1998 when I was only six years old and I doubt it will never fail to continue doing so
Jesus Christ loves
Me: "I'm not gonna cry, I'm not gonna cry."
Simba: "Even those who are gone are with us as we go on."
My Eyes: *proceed to open the flood gates*
Son of a a read this right when this part came up 🤣🤣🤣
Same. My mind goes straight to my dad. How my heart aches for him but I know he's in heaven safe
I am crying right now listening to this for the first time in many years.
Simba is meaning full
As you go through life you see..... There is so much that we don't understand. and the only thing we know is things don't always go.... the way we planned.
Yet he expelled Kovu as he is 'Not one of us'.
Rayner Gaming Tv ikr
I'm 20 now and I still love lion king very much. All the songs are AMAZING
The little girl has such a pretty voice
Is agree
This inspires me and its an important message to people.
u took the words outta my mouth
"As you go through life you see, there is so much that we don't understand, and the only thing we know, is things don't always go the way we plan."
I like how Simba uses "we". As if to let Kiara know that he's had similar emotional conflicts and that he understands why she is the way she is, but that he doesn't want her making the same mistakes as him.
Yes, it's cute he using "us" and making feel to Kiara that he understand her and that's why he don't want that she do the same mistakes as him..
@@BG-be8di don't you love it when characters grow in a way that feels natural
@@kylemorello4787 I meant that he is cute when he uses "us", making Kiara feel that he understand her.. sorry if I didn't make it clearer before
@@BG-be8di it's fine. I agree
@@kylemorello4787 Oh, I hadn't understood you correctly, I don't speak much English, and yes, it feels natural to grow up that way
real sad how kids these days don't grow up with GOOD Disney movies.
+vRemixin Not true. Look at Inside Out - It's a truly great movie.
well i mean. they can still watch these ones. they are available to be watched on dvd. so. i mean.
+vRemixin my daughter is 3 and we have the vhs of all the disney movies i had as a kid which was allot including both lion king movies and she loves them more then most anything else
i know they get shit like frozen and im just sitting here beuty and the beast, cinderella ,lion king ....... and there just like what you going on about ?
i know they get shit like frozen and im just sitting here beuty and the beast, cinderella ,lion king ....... and there just like what you going on about ?
This song is amazing.
Every time I listen to it. It makes me feel better
Absolutely love this song , so beautiful , lion king 2 is underrated
I loved Simba as a dad!
Given America's current social climate, I just wish we could all sit down on a pile of pillows, listen to this song, and chill.
true true true true true
Bla Blah
I have to unfortunately agree with that sentiment in all its aspects
with cocoa!
we can, it's just a matter of *would* we
I wish I could like this comment more than once
"We are one you and i, we're like the earth and sky"
Best line ♡
Who all here, besides me, think that Kiara's beautiful?
jediskunk67 me me me me
jediskunk67 me!
and Simba's voice is amazing! lol
***** my vote for hotness goes to Simba lol
jediskunk67 Kiara is really really pretty! I personally think Nala is gorgeous, but Kiara has something special about her that makes her much prettier!
LittleLazyKitty maybe its because she has both sides Simba and Nala's qualities
"We are more than we are, We are one.."
Is it me or is TLK the only Disney series where there's an actual plot-convenient reason the parent died?
juuuuuuuuust you.
I agree
Tarzan
Frozen, so Elsa could become queen. The Rescuers, if Penny wasn't an orphan she wouldn't have been kidnapped because someone would have been looking for her. Hunch back of Notre Dame, Quasimodo wouldn't have grown up in the cathedral if his mom wasn't murdered. Lilo and Stitch, because a main part of the plot was Nani trying to prove she could raise her sister, which wouldn't have happened her their parents were still alive. Fox and the Hound, Widow Tweed wouldn't have raised Todd if his mom hadn't been shot. Brother Bear, if Kenai hadn't killed Koda's mom then he wouldn't have been turned into a bear. Finding Nemo, it was just Nemo and his Dad after his mom and all of his siblings died, you can't tell me that didn't impact the movie at all. and of coarse as summerwashes3 stated Tarzan, the death of Tarzan's Parents is the only reason Kala could adopt him, and the only reason she wanted to is because her son was killed, so his death was a crucial moment in the movie too even if some people don't see it that way.
So you tell me, is The Lion King the only Disney movie that has a "plot-convenient reason the parent died"?
Abbenxena Okay let me rephrase that. WHY DO THE PARENTS DIE IN THAT MANY DISNEY MOVIES.
The Lion King, Fantastic movie, i love that movie since i was a kid c: (i still do)
Yeah but I am getting tired of haters too. My dad owns a few guns, I think I'll just shoot them all in my fierce anger I think they all they deserve it.
Jacqueline Roberts Shoot who?
@@marcusporter3336 m
When I was little me and my dad would spend days and days watching Disney movies over and over. Now I'm an adult and my father isn't here anymore 😔 but Simba and Kiara's relationship reminds me of me and my dad, and all the time we've watched this movie together. I miss my father terribly, but I'm so glad I have these memories to look back on 😊♥️.
This song makes me cry so hard on the opening notes. It's beautiful. Gorgeous. Stunning.
If only some could see we are one...
I love Simba 🥰🥰
As a baby (like 2-3) I watched The Lion King pretty much on loop XD
Once it finished I'd play it again and make my mum and grandparents watch over and over.
It was and always has been my number one inspiration and helped me discover my life long dream which is to
Become a vet and work with animals 🦁🐒🐆🐗🦚🐸🦔🦒
The motherfucking memories are strong within this one
the force is strong with this one
Language
Language im 10 years old
Damn, them childhood memories. One of my favorites! Nostalgic
The Lion King is probably one of if not the best movie I’ve ever watched. The artwork, characters, and music is just phenomenal!
Congratz on being picked as the song for the World Cup!
Great Song!
really
Yeah, did you not know? It's going to be sung by Pitbull & Jennifer Lopez.
www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/25868040
sweet dude thx for the link, im a be watchin that
No prob ;)
That was a different song with the same title
Voice of Mufasa: Well done, my son. We are One
Kiara's voice is so adorable. Thanks for the music!
This song is so important to me growing up. The message, the tune, the emotion behind it. It always makes me tear up everytime I hear this song.
Same i love this song
Definitely going to sing this to my kids
“All the wisdom to lead, all the courage that you need you will find when you see we are one.” If all humans understand this then trust me this world would be such a BEAUTIFUL PLACE.
We are one, yet, he's not one of us.
Ikr
I think you are forgetting a few important lines "it's our pride deep inside we are one" and "We are one you and I" meaning that Simba is telling Kiara that THEY (as in their pride) are one. Not all lions
That is a Very reasonable answer.
LOL! MEGA LOL!
Ikr that doesn't make sense thank gosh kiara tought him his own lesson at the end of the movie lol
i love this song so much
I never realized how many life lessons I've learned through these songs as a kid till i got grown. I know I'm not the only one that feels that way. I can't be the only one.
i love this song and lion king has always been my #1 disney and it always will be
I’m not afraid to mention that I like the lion king 2 soundtrack even more than the first film. 👌🏻😌
Can’t get enough of this song! It’s so true. We are One.☝️ We are all God’s family. We are ONE through HIM. - One through THE ONE. 😊🙏
i totaly love this song, it has such a beautiful meaning
Kiara's voice are so beautiful !
Simba:"Even those who are gone are with us as we go on"..... Simba is really strong at heart... Whenever I sing this line, tears come out of my eyes... Imagining how Simba passed time without his mother and father... 😢😢😞😞😞
Very true, I also felt and imagine the same, it's sad that and Simba is really strong at heart, tha't why he is one of my fav characters.. my heart moves with it, and how Simba passed time without his mother and father
RIP Kobe and Gianna Bryant. 💜💛
This song will forever remind of them 💔
Let me leave this comment here so if someone likes it, I can return and listen to this masterpiece!
What really makes the Lion King 2 an excellent sequel is how it delivers the songs. You see Simba teaching to Kiara about responsibility while inspiring her with love, compassion, and trust. That's what this song is about.
Then later you see Zira teaching her son Kovu (and also Vitani and Nuka) about revenge by inspiring them with hatred and envy. Zira's song (my lullaby) shows that she is completely consumed with hate and a desire for vengeance to the point where she raises her cubs for that one purpose.
What about Kiara's unanswered questions in the song? What do you think of them?
@@KevinLGlory She'll find those answers as she grows.
@@5Mariner Why couldn't Simba try to answer them? May Simba have purposefully ignored those questions for his own reasons? It feels like Simba's doing what Zira's doing, trying to raise Kiara to be how he wants her to be without considering what she may want.
@@KevinLGlory
Not exatly. He is telling she isnt alone in that, but also she will find in her own way.
Sorry for my garbige English.
@@mikipatka5246 He tells her that, but if it was told in real life instead of a movie where everything is scripted, this would be dishonest since he couldn't know that she will find her answers.
That moment when I realised this song is actually describing a fandom...
EXO
Ines Abad Directioners
Cassiopeia
Star Wars fans
Attack On Titan fandom :)
my favorite song from this movie
This song always makes me tear up😢. These lyrics are too true
Lion King's sound track was so emotionally hard core damn
This movie was my favorite growing up. I loved it more than all the princess movies combined. Still do.
I only just watched this movie and straight away this song almost had me in tears. I have never felt this way about a song…. The circle of life is a beautiful thing and let’s enjoy our times with friends and family while we can ❤
This song is really good and very meaningful,gives you so much reflection...my favourite disney song!!!!!!!!!
Who’s watching in 2020?
I am. For a long time, I forgot that this is one of my two favorite Disney direct-to-video sequels.
5Mariner same I love this song
Same here. This song still hits different 💯
I just did. Never saw it before, and my family almost never likes the second movies, so we never saw it. My brother showed me something and it made me want to see it, so I watched the movie. I like it for the most part and wish that the concept could have been applied to my favorite series: Transformers. The Cybertronians have been fighting for so long as if they are two different species, but what was the saying that they were taught by Primus? Till all are One. I understand it now. I didn't really know what that saying was meaning really. I mean, in Transformers they say that when their sparks go to the Well, they become one with Primus, but now I know that the meaning is not just in death, but in life. It is to be applied in this Life! I really wish I could tell them that. I know Optimus knows, but Megatron never really understood. I don't think any of the Decepticons really understood. I feel so sad for them. It's not fair that most of them die without having learned this important lesson, probably chief among kindness, care, consideration, and compassion for others. People in the world today need to learn these lessons too. I know we all make mistakes, but I am learning not only to smile and ask how someone's day has been, but to be considerate when it's clear that they need a helping hand, or just to avoid a topic they don't want to speak of. I naturally care, but I've had so much negativity in my past, that I don't know how to really show that I care. Compassion is the last one I am learning, and I still don't have it down. Compassion is key when showing people Jesus. Showing Jesus is just one part of speaking Life to others. I'm not just a Christian, I live to be like Jesus and to show Jesus's light to others. I am the light of the fire, the fire to live is Christ, but to die is gain. Until all are One.
Here...nostalgia brought me here..oh how time flies!!
"even those who are gone, are with us as we go on"... 😢
R.i.p. James Earl Jones 1:37
How I like this song. It exemplifies how everyone goes through life--going on a journey that is both fraught with challenges and making difficult decisions that could potentially change you and others in your life. But never forget that you have the support of those who love you and want to help you succeed in your dreams. Welp, time to add this song to my favorites.
Have seen that movie for the first time today and especially this song has an unnoticed resemblance to the Abba song: "One of us". It's my opinion, listening to this sing is like listening to One of us.
The lyrics of this song is similar to Muslim Persian poetry. Rumi (a famous Persian poet) is well known in the West, and his poems are often speak about very similar things as this song.
Rumi's poems have definitely impacted on cartoons to some extent, but it's hard to say how much.
Rumi's quote "Always remember, you are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think" was used by Christopher Robin (In the "Search for Christopher Robin").
It wouldn't be surprising if "We are one" was inspired by Rumi too. His poetry is very similar to this song.
“Indeed, we are one soul, you and I…
You are in me, and I am in you.” - Rumi
Ya know, I'd kind of like a film version of Mufasa and Scar's story.
Imagine the drama of ending right as Mufasa tell his pride about the upcoming birth of his heir.
"We are one."
*A few minutes later*
"Not one of us."
Hey! (Is that a bad thing we are one none of us)
😂
You know you were lucky when Lion King was what you watched after finishing your homework as a kid. I'm never gonna get bored of this movie..... :)
Feeling this right now
let the vibe flow through you
@@codybuckler6027 oh do i
This song reminds me that all the hatred,racism against each other should end cause We don't want this to take to our grave..This is one life, we will live happily together..All nations together for some eternal peace till this universe exists..See the magic is Universe is a latin word..Uni means ONE and verse means Song..We have our own part to play in this song..I'm an Indian there before I'm an earthling and today I want to say to every beautiful human of every part of this magnificient earth that
*I LOVE YOU ALL*
Love u too :)
I love you too.I don't care what anyone says but we in the entire earth is family since we were all created by god himself.I love u all.
Matthew Broderick you nailed it~...beautiful tune and voice
His singing voice is Cam Clarke not Matthew Broderick. c: www.imdb.com/title/tt0120131/
Wow, it does sound like Matt tho...
This hits so deep as an adult
Holy shit watched it the other day and got so emotional
So many significant stuff in it
same 😭😭😭
Just now realizing I rewatched this movie so much and I still love it beyond words and it made me fall in love with musicals lol
i was obsessed w this movie when i was little and this song always hit me right in the daddy issues
As I go on this song will be a lullaby for my children and their children, just because of the important messages it holds. Kiara is my favorite character because she fought for what she believe in. Something we all don't do.
We humans need to understand that 'We Are One' with the Earth, animals in body and soul.
Always loved this song as a kid and all the way to my adulthood. Being a new father and losing one of my best friends at the same time these lyrics hit hard ❤
Put a thumbs up if your singing this song in school king lion 2 deserves more credit. If you guys love this song put a thumbs up
I sang it in a talent show😇😇😇
On the video, right?
@@sundes2807 cool!
The only Disney DVD sequel that is enjoyable
Underrated song and movie!