Catchy song. love how it ramps up the "free life", with only the single line "no one to hold you" in a slightly more somber tone, to hint at the regrets beneath
"In exchange for your free will: you can become famous and unaging and beloved by all." And only after does the girl inside the puppet realize she's just a slave.
The song she sings probably reflects how she originally felt about her life, not wanting to be with her family but rather be famous and follow her dreams. So the puppet man gives it to her, but as a price turns her into a puppet
Success doesn't come easy. And even if you get it, in a culture where everything is manufactured, replicated, and carefully edited to appeal to the most people... Your stage persona becomes the "real" you as far as people are concerned.
it sounds like shes singing about her torture and how she wants to be freed....but the puppet master is controling her to make sound appealing to the crowd
@@jackgreentheweirdonce-ler969 Her Face is pure NIGHTMARE FUEL when The Curtain closes on Her Face this Movie has lots of Nightmare FUEL images in it for no reason at all
@@jackgreentheweirdonce-ler969 I'm wondering if he can also use the girls voice bc pinocchio can hear her voice in his head when he's trying to lure him in
Twinkle is defently inspired by that dutch puppet in the "i've got no strings" scene. They look pretty much the same and they both are a love intrest for Pinocchio. I even saw once in a concept design that she was supposed to wear dutch wooden shoes.
I've just realised this song should really be viewed as a Companion Piece to Pinocchio's "I've Got No Strings" from the Disney version. Whereas in Disney, Pinocchio is singing about the joy of being free and "unstringed", here Twinkle is hinting at the sadness and loneliness of being free - yes, she can do what she wants, but ultimately she is on her own. The only other person in the crowd who understands this is Pinocchio himself.
I believe that Twinkle was once a real kid like Pinocchio who was transformed by the puppeteer like Pinocchio. In that case, this whole song is pretty much a cry for help.
I think she was. It's implied in the film that Pinocchio was the first puppet to become a "real boy", which is why the Emperor wants him to turn back so badly. They imply Twinkle is a prisoner rather than a puppet, so I think she was turned
@@billydeeuk The Emperor of The Night is TERRIFYING His Animation is so much better than anything else in this Movie and that is so amazing to know James Earl Jones Voices The Emperor
@@jackgarrison8497 yeah because at the end of the movie she says “I’m free” as if she was in some form imprisoned. My theory is that she was a victim of the land where dreams come true and her last memory was her turning into a puppet.
Lyrics, for anyone who wants them: New York to Paris, London to Rome, Dreamers and Dancers don't need a home. Do what I want to, go where I will, Take what I wish and tear up the bill! Dreamin' and dancin', do what makes you happy, Life of romancin', do what makes you happy, No home to go to, no-one to hold you... Mothers and fathers get in your way Don't let you turn the night into day Hugged you, and kissed you, no fun at all! You think I miss them? My life's a ball! Dreamin' and dancin', do what makes you happy, Life of romancin', do what makes you happy, No home to go to, no-one to hold you... No-one to hold you now!
to be honest im actully was curious if pinocchio ever had a love interest, i mean imagine that... pinocchio in love, who would be able to steal our wooden hero's heart
I’m so happy that the song "Do What Makes You Happy" was published 12 years ago. It was fantastic and very catchy. In 2017, the movie turned 30, and now in 2022, the movie turns 35 this Christmas. 🎄❤👍😘🥰 1:35: Poor Twinkle. I’d do anything more than you, Pinocchio. Don’t be a puppet again. You’re going to be good. I promise. ❤👍😘🥰
Theory: Twinkle hypnotized Pinocchio I don’t mean to ruin anyone’s childhoods but here’s my theory. In this song it’s not puppetino that’s controlling Twinkle, it’s actually the emperor of the night, and he’s using Twinkle to lure Pinocchio to get turned back into a puppet, then his fairy godmother turns him back into a real boy, then he goes to find his father’s jewel box, then goes to the land where dreams come true. It’s not just the song that can hypnotize Pinocchio, it’s Twinkle’s voice in general that has that power, and the emperor uses Twinkle’s voice and makes her say his name to put him back under his spell. Which is why in the scene where the emperor asks Pinocchio if he’s ready to sign away his freedom, he wants to take Twinkle with him, and why he left Twinkle behind when he went to go find the jewel box. In a story I’m writing about Twinkle I made this thing where the children after they are turned into puppets in the land where dreams come true, they get sent off to different places depending on what their dreams were, so their dreams come true, but the children are puppets, which is why Twinkle is in the puppet show, it’s because she wanted to be a famous dancer and was a victim of the land where dreams come true. So in conclusion, Twinkle’s beauty wasn’t the main reason Pinocchio fell in love with her, it was the spell the emperor put him under that made him love her.
Who names their daughter "Twinkle" (unless they are fairies/elves/gnomes)? Second, Pinocchio's crush on her would be less creepy if he was still a puppet. And third, Twinkle basically doesn't exist through out the movie, she's only there for a few moments & turned back into a human at the end.
The fact that he was a puppet I think completely justifies this attraction. I don't know it's not that weird to me he was a puppet it's only natural that he could have that sense of humanizing projection upon them...
@@SpiderandMosquito I might be Wrong but I think that Twinkle was also turned into A Puppet and was Once Human at least I think so it kind of confirms that I guess in The Lyrics to The Song that She is Singing about not missing Her Parents
Twinkle has a beautiful voice, but the song is dark. It somehow speaks of doing what you want and not caring about family or home. I don’t know what Twinkle’s origins are, but I can tell that she was once a human who became a puppet.
actually this part is not too far off after all Pinocchio WAS ONCE a puppet y'know and she look pretty for a puppet just we get close ups of her dead lifeless expressions
New York to Paris, London to Rome, Dreamers and Dancers don't need a home. Do what I want to, go where I will, Take what I wish and tear up the bill! Dreamin' and dancin', do what makes you happy, Life of romancin', do what makes you happy, No home to go to, no-one to hold you... Mothers and fathers get in your way Don't let you turn the night into day Hugged you, and kissed you, no fun at all! You think I miss them? My life's a ball! Dreamin' and dancin', do what makes you happy, Life of romancin', do what makes you happy, No home to go to, no-one to hold you... No-one to hold you down!* *might be "now"
.... okay how is this weird to be honest think for a second why do you think it's weird? A human boy is crushing on a puppet.... did we all suddenly forget who this boy is? It's Pinocchio people he was a puppet! It would be weirder if his first crush wasn't a puppet... okay so maybe he's projecting a Humanity on to her but of course he would because well again he's a puppet who came to life. It isn't at all that weird
I feel like this song would encourage any kid to run away from home. I'm not one to normally go "OMG ITZ DA DEVIL", but this song definitely entices kids to run away and start their own lives.
@@armchair_expert Unless I'm Wrong I think that Twinkle was probably Human and was turned into A Puppet I think that Puppetino probably did that to lots of other People since He has so many Puppets when He turns Pinnicho back into A Puppet and Twinkle has such A sad face when He does that
@@armchair_expert According to The TV Tropes The Scene where Pinnicho gets turned back into A Puppet was Edited for when The Movie came out on TV because it looks like A Rape Scene which is Gross
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Such a bittersweet message
Catchy song. love how it ramps up the "free life", with only the single line "no one to hold you" in a slightly more somber tone, to hint at the regrets beneath
"In exchange for your free will: you can become famous and unaging and beloved by all." And only after does the girl inside the puppet realize she's just a slave.
The song she sings probably reflects how she originally felt about her life, not wanting to be with her family but rather be famous and follow her dreams. So the puppet man gives it to her, but as a price turns her into a puppet
Success doesn't come easy. And even if you get it, in a culture where everything is manufactured, replicated, and carefully edited to appeal to the most people... Your stage persona becomes the "real" you as far as people are concerned.
it sounds like shes singing about her torture and how she wants to be freed....but the puppet master is controling her to make sound appealing to the crowd
or maybe he wasn't paying attention and care about what she said after all he is CONTROLLING HER
@@jackgreentheweirdonce-ler969 Her Face is pure NIGHTMARE FUEL when The Curtain closes on Her Face this Movie has lots of Nightmare FUEL images in it for no reason at all
@@jackgreentheweirdonce-ler969
I'm wondering if he can also use the girls voice bc pinocchio can hear her voice in his head when he's trying to lure him in
Even as a child, I knew this little girl was trying to seek help and warn Pinocchio not to end up like her. It was so sad, I remember crying about it.
At least she got freed at the end of the
I love that pause after "no one to hold you" .... this isn't such a happy song is it?
Twinkle is defently inspired by that dutch puppet in the "i've got no strings" scene. They look pretty much the same and they both are a love intrest for Pinocchio.
I even saw once in a concept design that she was supposed to wear dutch wooden shoes.
I've just realised this song should really be viewed as a Companion Piece to Pinocchio's "I've Got No Strings" from the Disney version. Whereas in Disney, Pinocchio is singing about the joy of being free and "unstringed", here Twinkle is hinting at the sadness and loneliness of being free - yes, she can do what she wants, but ultimately she is on her own. The only other person in the crowd who understands this is Pinocchio himself.
I believe that Twinkle was once a real kid like Pinocchio who was transformed by the puppeteer like Pinocchio. In that case, this whole song is pretty much a cry for help.
I think she was. It's implied in the film that Pinocchio was the first puppet to become a "real boy", which is why the Emperor wants him to turn back so badly. They imply Twinkle is a prisoner rather than a puppet, so I think she was turned
@@georgemiser I believe so too
@@billydeeuk I don't think that She and Pinocchio are The only Ones Who got turned into Puppets I think that it has happened to lots of other People
@@billydeeuk The Emperor of The Night is TERRIFYING His Animation is so much better than anything else in this Movie and that is so amazing to know James Earl Jones Voices The Emperor
i was obsessed with this song when i was little LOL
Me too
@@ILOVEMUSIC159 Unless I'm Wrong I think that Twinkle was also A Human that was turned into A Puppet
Still an awesome and actually deep meaning song :)
@@Gonk True
@@jackgarrison8497 yeah because at the end of the movie she says “I’m free” as if she was in some form imprisoned. My theory is that she was a victim of the land where dreams come true and her last memory was her turning into a puppet.
Perhaps the strangest of all adaptions of Pinocchio.
Stranger than the 1996 one?
Billy Barnett If you haven’t already, look up Pinocchio in Space.
What about Pinocchio 3000?
Or sequel
@@johnnyd3158 There is also A Horror Movie called Pinocchio's Revenge which is pretty much A Ripoff of Child's Play I haven't seen Pinocchio's Revenge
Twinkle may be a girl puppet on the outside, but deep down inside, she’s a real little girl and she has feelings.
Which is the point I missed as a kid. She's one of countless lured with a promise of a quick road to stardom, then made a slave and a Judas Lamb.
In the ending she apparently said she was free so she must have been kidnapped by him@XX-sp3tt
Lyrics, for anyone who wants them:
New York to Paris,
London to Rome,
Dreamers and Dancers don't need a home.
Do what I want to, go where I will,
Take what I wish and tear up the bill!
Dreamin' and dancin', do what makes you happy,
Life of romancin', do what makes you happy,
No home to go to, no-one to hold you...
Mothers and fathers get in your way
Don't let you turn the night into day
Hugged you, and kissed you, no fun at all!
You think I miss them? My life's a ball!
Dreamin' and dancin', do what makes you happy,
Life of romancin', do what makes you happy,
No home to go to, no-one to hold you...
No-one to hold you now!
They forgot "COSTANTINOPOLI!"
Yup She Said Now"
Damian Freeman You know she sqid now.
This songs needs to be saved like a classic
"You think I miss them? / my lifes a ball"
.... uh-huh, sure
*Twinkle’s nose grows internally*
Twinkle may be a puppet on the outside, but she’s a real little girl to Pinocchio on the inside.
This kicks the hell out of Disney's
to be honest im actully was curious if pinocchio ever had a love interest, i mean imagine that... pinocchio in love, who would be able to steal our wooden hero's heart
Keep it in your pants, Pinoke. Looks like his nose isn't the only thing that can extend!
Good one, mate!
Joseph Label um....he is a kid !
That's weird
@@userfridaywiggly18943 thank you !!
lol it’s still woodin down there
I’m so happy that the song "Do What Makes You Happy" was published 12 years ago. It was fantastic and very catchy. In 2017, the movie turned 30, and now in 2022, the movie turns 35 this Christmas. 🎄❤👍😘🥰
1:35: Poor Twinkle. I’d do anything more than you, Pinocchio. Don’t be a puppet again. You’re going to be good. I promise. ❤👍😘🥰
Twinkle may be a puppet, but she has feelings.
Theory: Twinkle hypnotized Pinocchio
I don’t mean to ruin anyone’s childhoods but here’s my theory. In this song it’s not puppetino that’s controlling Twinkle, it’s actually the emperor of the night, and he’s using Twinkle to lure Pinocchio to get turned back into a puppet, then his fairy godmother turns him back into a real boy, then he goes to find his father’s jewel box, then goes to the land where dreams come true.
It’s not just the song that can hypnotize Pinocchio, it’s Twinkle’s voice in general that has that power, and the emperor uses Twinkle’s voice and makes her say his name to put him back under his spell. Which is why in the scene where the emperor asks Pinocchio if he’s ready to sign away his freedom, he wants to take Twinkle with him, and why he left Twinkle behind when he went to go find the jewel box.
In a story I’m writing about Twinkle I made this thing where the children after they are turned into puppets in the land where dreams come true, they get sent off to different places depending on what their dreams were, so their dreams come true, but the children are puppets, which is why Twinkle is in the puppet show, it’s because she wanted to be a famous dancer and was a victim of the land where dreams come true.
So in conclusion, Twinkle’s beauty wasn’t the main reason Pinocchio fell in love with her, it was the spell the emperor put him under that made him love her.
Who names their daughter "Twinkle" (unless they are fairies/elves/gnomes)?
Second, Pinocchio's crush on her would be less creepy if he was still a puppet.
And third, Twinkle basically doesn't exist through out the movie, she's only there for a few moments & turned back into a human at the end.
The fact that he was a puppet I think completely justifies this attraction. I don't know it's not that weird to me he was a puppet it's only natural that he could have that sense of humanizing projection upon them...
@@SpiderandMosquito What on earth where The Animators thinking putting so much NIGHTMARE FUEL into this Movie?
@@SpiderandMosquito I might be Wrong but I think that Twinkle was also turned into A Puppet and was Once Human at least I think so it kind of confirms that I guess in The Lyrics to The Song that She is Singing about not missing Her Parents
I think Twinkle is just her stage name given by the puppet master
Maybe because she was a puppet for so long she forgot her real name
Wait how is she singing? Is it her real human voice trapped in her puppet form?? Sinister..
It's a recording.
@@keshiaanders6452 Probably of whenever Twinkle was Human I'm pretty sure that She was turned into A Puppet
I’m pretty sure that it’s the emperor doing Twinkle’s voice, btw did anyone else notice Twinkle sounds different at the end of the movie?
Twinkle has a beautiful voice, but the song is dark. It somehow speaks of doing what you want and not caring about family or home. I don’t know what Twinkle’s origins are, but I can tell that she was once a human who became a puppet.
0:33 I think Twinkle left the stage. :D
Loooooooooooollllllll 😂😂😂
It’s so weird that he’s simping at a puppet even though she is still real on the inside 😑
she is like most of the Celebrities!
dummies on strings!
jaguar4u2012 😂😂😂😂
actually this part is not too far off after all Pinocchio WAS ONCE a puppet y'know and she look pretty for a puppet just we get close ups of her dead lifeless expressions
Can someone post the lyrics of this song??
New York to Paris,
London to Rome,
Dreamers and Dancers don't need a home.
Do what I want to, go where I will,
Take what I wish and tear up the bill!
Dreamin' and dancin', do what makes you happy,
Life of romancin', do what makes you happy,
No home to go to, no-one to hold you...
Mothers and fathers get in your way
Don't let you turn the night into day
Hugged you, and kissed you, no fun at all!
You think I miss them? My life's a ball!
Dreamin' and dancin', do what makes you happy,
Life of romancin', do what makes you happy,
No home to go to, no-one to hold you...
No-one to hold you down!*
*might be "now"
Must have a copy of this on DVD!!! When will this come out on DVD in the US?
0:13 if someone makes those sounds at a Library I cover my head in SHAME.
.... okay how is this weird to be honest think for a second why do you think it's weird? A human boy is crushing on a puppet.... did we all suddenly forget who this boy is? It's Pinocchio people he was a puppet! It would be weirder if his first crush wasn't a puppet... okay so maybe he's projecting a Humanity on to her but of course he would because well again he's a puppet who came to life. It isn't at all that weird
@MadiZone Thanks, but I don't live in Europe. I want them to release it in the US.
I feel like this song would encourage any kid to run away from home. I'm not one to normally go "OMG ITZ DA DEVIL", but this song definitely entices kids to run away and start their own lives.
No. Try read into development psychology
Which is missing the entire point of the film. Twinkle is a Judas Lamb. She did exactly that, and literally became a puppet to entertain.
It's on DVD in the UK.
In french this song is Nice too
@Johnlindsey289 I should. Everyone that wants this on DVD should write to them.
I see Jerry’s facial expressions.
0:55 SKIPPING"
Good song, but not sure it's main event level.
Is my preferit is school Little my from Italy naples
who is the puppet girl @ 0:25
Try listening at 0:09, duh.
Lana Beeson. I’ve been trying to find info on her and can’t other than the other roles she’s played on tv. A total enigma.
@@armchair_expert Unless I'm Wrong I think that Twinkle was probably Human and was turned into A Puppet I think that Puppetino probably did that to lots of other People since He has so many Puppets when He turns Pinnicho back into A Puppet and Twinkle has such A sad face when He does that
@@armchair_expert According to The TV Tropes The Scene where Pinnicho gets turned back into A Puppet was Edited for when The Movie came out on TV because it looks like A Rape Scene which is Gross
Her name is Twinkle.