Maybe, but there is old symbolism of "the wolf at your door" being the hunger of winter, with the cold winds huffing and puffing through your house to make you suffer freezing and starvation.
I had a feeling it was something like that. It beats my theory that fairy tale wolves are just a bunch of blowhands! Ba-dum tish! ... I'm sorry. I'll show myself out.
In my school, the "original" 3 little pigs story had the wolf actually being a nice guy and the only reason he blew the houses down was because he sneezed. He ate the pigs because they died when he blew the houses down.
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Oh, I remember when I was in kindergarden, our teacher asked us to re-write this tale! We only changed the end, in which the three pigs cutted the wolf in pieces *alive* and then put it in sandwiches to eat him in a picnic. We were a lovely group.
I think that the supernatural lung capacity is linked to howling. As in, to be that loud they would need a really good set of lungs and it’s just an exaggeration of that trait.
Yes. Plus since ancient times making the wolves out to be bad guys, when they really weren't. When humans invaded their territory, cut down forest & killed or scared off their prey, & then tried to raise livestock there, the wolves were bound to try to get a meal any way they could.
Tamara Smith Predators get really poorly portrayed in general because children see an animal that kills to live as something bad and something that eats grass as good. The truth is, of course, more complex because herbivores will breed out of control if they have no predators. Neither is good or bad, both of them make a circle that pushes and pulls on each other. It’s part of the reason that I don’t squish spiders or kill snakes.
Yes. My mom doesn't understand that I'd rather scoop up a spider & put it outside to help control pests like mosquitoes. I understand part of her phobia comes from an unusual incident as a kid where her brother had one get inside his ear, but *he* doesn't mind them. There is 1 common poisonous spider dangerous to young children where I live, but they like woods or under houses where it's dark, they rarely get in homes & don't hang out in the yards either. A few months ago someone told me how she killed a grass snake with a rake because it was on her porch! She knew what kind it was so knew it's not dangerous but helpful, it wasn't trying to get in her house. She could've just walked towards it & scared it away, but she killed it.
When I was a kid I had this book called "The real story of the three pigs" it was from the perspective of the wolf and explained that he wasn't really a bad guy, just misunderstood and had a cold.
My classroom had that one and another book where the species were reversed so it was three wolves up against a big bad pig and the house that stopped him was a house made of flowers.
We had the original version as one of our reading books in Grade 2. Death & horror were normal themes in the sixties & it didn't ruin our childhoods. I felt sorry for the wolf though. Dave sounds like a complete bastard.
The reason behind the Wolf's supernatural lung capacity is probably the wolf's ability to howl. People often came up with really weird answers to any questions they had, like the idea of the four humours and such.
Well, a butter churn would be a really useful item to have. It doesn't look exactly like a barrel, most being strangely thin, so more like a thin log. If I had to venture a guess, I'm guessing it was meant to parallel hiding in a hollow log. A wolf would be afraid of a log rolling at them, since some of them can be pretty big and even smaller ones can cause a lot of damage.
Actually, the second version was actually the one my mother read to me as a kid. The first two pigs definitely got eaten and then the real story began as the wolf tried various ways to get the pig out of the house.
"Father/sausage " pic on the wall, is VERY dark in itself. I love it! I'm an avid fan of origins. Especially words, fairy tales, nursery rhymes, folk lore, mythology, ancient stories ("The Epic poem of Gilgamesh.").
they had a picture of uncle Otto too, as a football lol. it's above the bed... might not be til the 2nd one though I can't remember, my daughter watches all 3 back to back..
I had wondered how the first version of the Three Little Pigs had gone. I had seen many versions where sometimes Pigs 1 and 2 will live and sometimes they will get eaten by the wolf. I guess whoever did the adaptations where Pigs 1 and 2 are not eaten probably didn't want to upset any children or didn't like killing off good guys. As it just so happens, the whole part where the wolf tries to get Pig 3 to go out with Pig 3 waking up earlier than the wolf, with the butter churn at the end, I have only seen one other version of the story that brings in those parts. I don't know who made that version, but after watching this, I now know that version was the closest adaptation to the original story that I have ever seen. I think that Pigs 1 and 2's houses getting blown down by the wolf was a good message to teach kids that work pays off. You can either not work and face the consequences later, or do work and be safe in the end. But what Pig 3 was doing with the Big Bad Wolf in the original story sounds more like there wasn't a lesson to be learned, the pig just already knew what to do to outsmart the wolf.
I would imagine that the wolf had actually pooped them out a day or so after eating them, which would have been a few days before he was eaten by Dave. So technically, Dave didn't eat his brothers
This was the story I read when I was little. My memory is mixed up though and I thought they all survived but I remembered the wolf being eaten by the pig(s). I was telling my sister this just a few days ago because the version she knew didn’t involve a reversal on the food chain lol great video!
There is a version where the wolf ate all but 1 who ate him, 1 where the last one gets him arrested and he claims innocence, and one where all 3 live, and the wolf just loses out, and one where the 3 kill him.
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Yes, the Depression was called the Big Bad Wolf and who was afraid of it?.......everyone. The Jewish outfit is the main reason most Jews are convinced that Walt Disney was an anti-semite. Most Jews don't know the cartoon but hate him just the same. Although Walt used Jewish composers for nearly all his later films songs and there is really no tangible evidence of his being a Jew hater. He did have a conflict with the cartoonists union whom he referrred to as Communists and said so in the HUAC hearings. Thanks again.
I'm thinking the wolf represents the banking conspiracy that orchestrated the depression and both world wars, so the Jewish peddler represents the pretend Jewishness of the conspiratorial families.
Don't use the term anti-Semite, it's inaccurate coz the Jews took the word for themselves, all middle Easterners are Semitic so technically only neonazis are, as usually people either side with the Jews or palestinians
Lol, I love how the wolf is trying to kill and eat Dave, but when he gets spooked by the rolling butter churn, he decides go to him to talk about it. The wolf seems to be confusing evil deceptions for genuine bond to some extent and I find that strangely hilarious.
I noticed those pictures a long time ago when I was a younger kid. I think it's sort of ridiculous that people these days get so worked up about a little dark humor for the parents (I'm assuming that's what it was for, so the parents could get a laugh). Also, Walt Disney had a sense of dark humor, that he put in a lot of his animations.
Maybe when they say, "the wolf blows the house down" maybe they don't mean literally blow like with his breath...🤔🐺🐖 Remember, even English used to be phrased differently and used differently than it is today.🐽 Maybe they meant 'blow' as in like he would take blows to/at the house. You ever seen a wolf thrash? Like you put a wolf in a cage and they will slam themselves up against the walls/bars.😡🐺 Maybe that's what the wolf was doing. My theory, maybe he was slamming himself up against it and destroying it like Dire Wolf-Hulk-Smash Style...?😤🐺🤬💥
@@mattheston9132 Definition of "Villain" from Merriam-Webster: 1 : a character in a story or play who opposes the hero 2 : a deliberate scoundrel or criminal 3 : one blamed for a particular evil or difficulty 4 : VILLEIN 5 : an uncouth person : BOOR While an antagonist isn't necessarily a villain, the wolf in the three little pigs most *definitely* is a villain. The wolf, in most renditions of the story, fits 4/5 of those definitions of a villain, the only one who they don't being "villein" which is super-archaic term referring to social status in feudal systems which is pretty far disconnected from the story of the three little pigs.
@@mattheston9132 Tragic villains are a thing, where they are villainous, yet they might not be fully in control of the situations that bring about their current state of existence; villainous and the ability to be sympathized with are not mutually exclusive.
All fairy tales and mythologies are ultimately about the human psyche either idividual or collective. The pig building with straw represents the psyche of the infant and child--not able to withstand the perils of reality which are represented by the wolf. The pig building with sticks represents the adolescent psyche, a little stronger than the child psyche, but no match for realities of the real world, again represented by the huffing, puffing wolf. The pig building with bricks represents the mature, individuated psyche of an adult, fully able to to navigate the perils of reality. In the most accurate version of the story, the "straw" pig runs to the house of the "stick" pig when under duress and subsequently, the two run to the house of the "brick" pig where they all live in safety happily ever after. It's an accurate depiction of a mature individuated psyche wherein the inner child/adolecsent dwell together inside the mature, adult psyche--secure and balanced.
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In my school we had to read the story about the pigs and here's how it happend, the wolf blew down the straw and stick house and ate the two little pigs the the he could not blow down the brick one so he tried to go down the chimney ,the pig in the bricks put a lot of boiling water underneath the chimney and 5he wolf fell in it and the pig boiled the wolf and ate it for dinner , yea😒
_In my school, it was different. The school made some adjustments. The wolf was actuallt a sheriff, and that the pigs were criminals. When he reaches the last house. The 3 pigs get a shotgun and actually kill the wolf. And well, they actually eat him yeah. Really fcked up._
"Does it have supernatural powers?" The Answer:Yes. He's the son of North Wind... P.S;This is probably a joke/reference no one will get and not an actual fact of the story.
I respectfully disagree. Dave the pig used his wits to out smart the wolf. I knew the brick would be better, he tricked the wolf several times, and tricked the wolf into an act that killed him. Basically, wits and cunning things you need in life.
kbennett2587 I don’t think he was too cunning. I mean it was an obvious plan that anyone can figure out except for maybe the wolf apparently since he’s dumb. Though putting hot water and closing it was smart. And I can’t explain the butter churner thing, that was just dumb luck.
@@despicablepenguin Maybe the butter churn is for suspense. See, I thought the wolf would eat the pig full of turnips and apples and covered in butter. So maybe it's just playing with possibilities and expectations to keep the reader guessing.
@@despicablepenguin while I agree that was dumb luck with the butter turn. The wolf being dumb is to show that you while strong and powerful the wolf was an idiot. While the schemes were not too cunning the schemes of Dave ready cunning enough for a child reading or being told this story would understand.
Hey Jon, I don’t know if anyone answered this already, but to me, I took “blow the house down” figuratively. It seemed that wolf physically knocked down/charged at the house to get to pigs 1 & 2. Trying to charge at a brick house would’ve surely hurt the wolf (lol) that’s why he couldn’t get in, resulting in all those shenanigans. That also reminded me of the phrase “well, blow me down” which was an actual saying used frequently by sailors (also, think Popeye), meaning to knock down. There’s also an old song “Blow the man down” if anybody’s interested in looking it up.
The story I heard as a kid was much closer to the "dark" version than the Disney one, I always thought the lesson was "work smarter, not harder" as the oldest pig didn´t have to do that much more but worked with sturdier material :)
So when he eats the wolf... that has eaten his brothers... You see where I'm going with this? Edit: So, in a way, the pig ate his two brothers... That is vore... and cannibalism.....
I first get to know more "original " version of the tail(I do not remember how old I was exactly but it was before primary school) so when I first saw Disney version I was confused why the two other pigs did not end up being eaten by wolf.
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I have a book of that 3 little pigs version, frankly I'm more annoyed that the wolf says "or I'll blow your house IN" instead of DOWN Change whatever you want about the story, even if they all die I don't give a crap AS LONG AS THAT LINE IS CORRECT!!
Remember reading the original version when I was about 4. Imo one of the main points to the story is to teach children if you're going to build something use the best quality you can get your hands on.
In the Disney adaptation, the third pig was voiced by Pinto Colvig, who was the original voice of Goofy. Colvig would reprise the role for Disney in "Three Little Wolves", where Big Bad Wolf has three nephews and teaches them how to trick the pigs. He would also play the pig in an MGM-released WWII-era cartoon directed by Tex Avery titled "Blitz Wolf", with the wolf portraying Hitler.
First, pigs are occasional cannibals and will eat a human if the opportunity arises, so the sausage picture wasn't too out of place. Second, I don't think you can ruin my childhood, given how rough it was. As far as making it weirder, you're talking to a guy whose great ambition is to run through Toronto in the dead of winter wearing a Speedo, a boot with no socks or laces on one foot, a dress shoe with two argyle socks on the other, a rake in one hand and a baby doll in the other and a pair of tighty-whiteys on my head. NOTHING can make me or my childhood any weirder. LOL 😏
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In first grade, my class read a picture book of The Three Little Pigs, which told a similar story to the old one by James Halliwell-Phillips. While it didn't include the Big Bad Wolf's schemes to get the third pig (Dave) out of the house, it did include the Wolf eating the first two pigs and the Wolf going down the chimney, getting cooked alive and eaten by Dave.
People always change up these stories, how they ended up on their own (wherever they were kicked out by their mother or left on their own), how they got their materials (found or bought off of passers by), if the pigs live or die, if he cooks the wolf or he shoots out of the chimney
I remember my grandmother saying 'we better stock up for winter, it'll keep the wolves from the door'. I think the three little pigs were based on old lost knowledge.
I don't know about the story's metaphorical significance, but I think the moral is about the wolf and not the pigs. If you're a "wolf", you've only got so much time before you're eventually bested (either by the police or a victim), and one of the ways you meet your downfall COULD be from one of your victims who treats you like you treated them. The wolf getting cooked in the pot and then eaten was his just reward, since he was going to eat the last pig anyways.
When I was like 12, I helped out in the school's library. And in it was the story called: "The three little wolves and the big, ugly pig"... instead of blowing the pig used dynamite
"Disguised as a... **deep sigh"*
@@crescentmoon5859 now it's my turn to sigh...did you even pay attention to that part?
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Miraversal no, now it’s *my* time to sigh 😔 r/wooooosh
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The joke flew over your head bro.
Fun fact: The part about blowing down houses originated from wolves’ howls.
Maybe, but there is old symbolism of "the wolf at your door" being the hunger of winter, with the cold winds huffing and puffing through your house to make you suffer freezing and starvation.
And I'm sure "howling winds" blowing things down got attached to it.
Did you know he never said "down" he said "in"🧐
I had a feeling it was something like that. It beats my theory that fairy tale wolves are just a bunch of blowhands!
Ba-dum tish!
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I'm sorry. I'll show myself out.
darkangelfinn9 nah man, you’re good.
In my school, the "original" 3 little pigs story had the wolf actually being a nice guy and the only reason he blew the houses down was because he sneezed. He ate the pigs because they died when he blew the houses down.
The same thing for me.
Let me guess, he wanted a cup of sugar?
Omg, I remember that book, wasn't it called the true story of the three little pigs?
Lmao thats from shrek the wolf is gay🤣🤣
TUNNELROYALE Paz no you don’t know what we are talking about
The “messed up” version is the story I was told when I was younger 🤷♂️
Yeah same
same lmao
Same lol
Same in kindergarten
Same!
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@@florencepierce1864 exactly!!
Also Jon:Disguised as a Jewish College student selling hairbrushes, but luckily we don’t have to deal with this for long,because Dave doesn’t believe this absolutely racist costume for even a millisecond
That "Father" portrait gets me every time. 😩😂
Also, when the two pigs are playing their instruments, they flip you off a few times.
RIP Daddy Pig
That was a rather gruesome gag, like calling KFC a funeral home for chickens...
Father's name was "Link".
Well pigs, if stressed, will cannibalize their young. It wouldn't be surprising if it were an I'm going to get you, before you get me, situation.
"Since dave doesn't want to waste food he proceeds to eat it."
Well kids, that's what you call circle of life.
It must’ve been nice eating his brothers and wolf
I like to call it Not wasting resources.
Pigs are absolutely carnivores if they get the chance.
Or rather, opportunistic omnivores. Just like us.
"Eyes, skin, lungs or soul." *SOUL?!*
Well, you noticed what part of the wolf was in the cauldron.
Game Over
[Wolf! Stay determined.]
Him say it look like him use on a soul properly his own
"Eyes, lungs, pancreas. So many snacks, so little time."
If the wolf ate the 2 pigs, and Dave ate the wolf, then Dave basically ate his digested brothers.
Unless the wolf already pooped out those meals
Gage Piercy . . . .
Technically the nutrients are still a part of the wolf... so...
Oh no
NANI?! Cannibalism!
Oh, I remember when I was in kindergarden, our teacher asked us to re-write this tale! We only changed the end, in which the three pigs cutted the wolf in pieces *alive* and then put it in sandwiches to eat him in a picnic.
We were a lovely group.
Yes you were 😂😂😂
Um see kids if you see a comment like this you go to the app where you call people and dial 911
Yes, quite
that’s the ending i was told lol, it makes sense for them to cook and eat him if he’s boiling in water right
Police, Ryu B yes them, please get em!
Then Dave ate his brothers when he ate the wolf.... *gags*
Melinda Bond yep cannibalism
I’ve been watching way to much messed up origins
OH OH SHIT
@@leocovitz1847
Pretty sure Wolfy already had digested the other two.
“Who’s afraid of the big bad wolf” was straight FIRE
Anybody else always groove out to the Disney Explained opening theme?? Lmao
Lol
OMG I thought I was the only one! XD
I do
Me
Yes. Yes I do too. It rocks my socks off 💯%
I think that the supernatural lung capacity is linked to howling. As in, to be that loud they would need a really good set of lungs and it’s just an exaggeration of that trait.
Yes. Plus since ancient times making the wolves out to be bad guys, when they really weren't. When humans invaded their territory, cut down forest & killed or scared off their prey, & then tried to raise livestock there, the wolves were bound to try to get a meal any way they could.
Tamara Smith Predators get really poorly portrayed in general because children see an animal that kills to live as something bad and something that eats grass as good. The truth is, of course, more complex because herbivores will breed out of control if they have no predators. Neither is good or bad, both of them make a circle that pushes and pulls on each other. It’s part of the reason that I don’t squish spiders or kill snakes.
I was thinking that too, I'm glad someone brought it up.
Yes. My mom doesn't understand that I'd rather scoop up a spider & put it outside to help control pests like mosquitoes. I understand part of her phobia comes from an unusual incident as a kid where her brother had one get inside his ear, but *he* doesn't mind them. There is 1 common poisonous spider dangerous to young children where I live, but they like woods or under houses where it's dark, they rarely get in homes & don't hang out in the yards either.
A few months ago someone told me how she killed a grass snake with a rake because it was on her porch! She knew what kind it was so knew it's not dangerous but helpful, it wasn't trying to get in her house. She could've just walked towards it & scared it away, but she killed it.
I've always taken the wolf blowing as symbolizing the winter wind. I can't say I can support the theory very well.
My mother told me the original version when I was little
Sindri Gunnar Tordarson me too
I remember my school librarian reading me the original book, when I was in second grade.
Sindri Gunnar Tordarson all of you have fucked up mothers...
@@royalpain9281 lol
Sindri Gunnar Tordarson I remember my teacher reading this to our class.
When I was a kid I had this book called "The real story of the three pigs" it was from the perspective of the wolf and explained that he wasn't really a bad guy, just misunderstood and had a cold.
Love that version
oh yeah i know that too, it is on our school library
My classroom had that one and another book where the species were reversed so it was three wolves up against a big bad pig and the house that stopped him was a house made of flowers.
That was the best version.
Dude, you just unlocked a core memory of mine
We had the original version as one of our reading books in Grade 2. Death & horror were normal themes in the sixties & it didn't ruin our childhoods. I felt sorry for the wolf though. Dave sounds like a complete bastard.
Lol
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Perry Dowd now you sound like a furry
the wolf killed Dave's 2 brothers & tried to kill Dave next so how is Dave the bastard?
The reason behind the Wolf's supernatural lung capacity is probably the wolf's ability to howl. People often came up with really weird answers to any questions they had, like the idea of the four humours and such.
Kitty Wood you're answer really is the best answer to explain the wolfs lung capacity, but I haven't seen an explanation behind the butter torn.
Well, a butter churn would be a really useful item to have. It doesn't look exactly like a barrel, most being strangely thin, so more like a thin log. If I had to venture a guess, I'm guessing it was meant to parallel hiding in a hollow log. A wolf would be afraid of a log rolling at them, since some of them can be pretty big and even smaller ones can cause a lot of damage.
Didn't you notice he's also eating his brothers because the wolf ate his brothers
If he pooped them out than he didn't
He definitely ate some of them. They both couldn't be fully digested.
Snailster Beasley pigs are scavengers and cannibalistic.
Ohhh frick
Ooooooof
Jon Solo: *big sigh*
Me: You good? 😂
you're probably from California and that's a social justice Warrior version of that story it's not original
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Can you do Little red riding hood
I believe he has already.
Now that really is a messed up origin.
I haven't! ... not yet :)
Jon Solo and tinker bell, Mickey Mouse series, lady and the tramp, etc. I think the little red riding hood one will be interesting 👍
arent you RED riding HOOD?
Actually, the second version was actually the one my mother read to me as a kid. The first two pigs definitely got eaten and then the real story began as the wolf tried various ways to get the pig out of the house.
I would really like to see this version in a film ,maybe a rated R version.
check out the tales from the crypt version
Goldie Fatale The gritty animated version of the fable for Tales from the Crypt?
@@carminecdinoproductions yes! its available on youtube too!
Goldie Fatale I agree!
Awesome ouo
"Who we're also gonna call Dave because I think it's funny" Me too, Jon. Me too.
It may be childish but I said pp
@@ren-ti3ft hehehe pp
Bring on the messed up, I’m ready
"Father/sausage " pic on the wall, is VERY dark in itself. I love it! I'm an avid fan of origins. Especially words, fairy tales, nursery rhymes, folk lore, mythology, ancient stories ("The Epic poem of Gilgamesh.").
It made me crave some bacon.😄
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I saw something on the other wall... I think it said *uncle* on it
Don't forget the Bible and the Qur'an too.
Wait......if the wolf ate his brothers? And Dave ate the wolf? Doesn't that mean he ate his brothers too?
Dun, dun ,duuuuuuuuuun!
Hm.... I sense a conspiracy. 🤫
Based on the time line of the story wouldn't the wolf have pooped out the digested pigs by that point
T.S.P TheSlimProduct
Guess that means "Dave" has got two more disturbing photos to hang on his wall.
I guess he likes bacon, pork ribs, rump roast, and pork loin!!
You forgot that when Dave was playing the piano his head turns around 180 degrees like a ghost
2 pics of father on the wall.. one was a ham.. can see as dave pours turpentine in the pot..
I am glad someone else sees it to
they had a picture of uncle Otto too, as a football lol. it's above the bed... might not be til the 2nd one though I can't remember, my daughter watches all 3 back to back..
That's horribly true
I remember reading the original when I was a teenager I didn't realize that I had read the original until you started going into it.
The wolf ate his brothers,and he ate the wolf. BEST REVENGE EVER!!
Does that mean he ate his brothers *Illuminati confirmed*
No because it had been multiple days no wolf can go like four days without taking a shit
so we will eat Trump at the end?
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The wolf is a jerk.
I had wondered how the first version of the Three Little Pigs had gone. I had seen many versions where sometimes Pigs 1 and 2 will live and sometimes they will get eaten by the wolf. I guess whoever did the adaptations where Pigs 1 and 2 are not eaten probably didn't want to upset any children or didn't like killing off good guys. As it just so happens, the whole part where the wolf tries to get Pig 3 to go out with Pig 3 waking up earlier than the wolf, with the butter churn at the end, I have only seen one other version of the story that brings in those parts. I don't know who made that version, but after watching this, I now know that version was the closest adaptation to the original story that I have ever seen.
I think that Pigs 1 and 2's houses getting blown down by the wolf was a good message to teach kids that work pays off. You can either not work and face the consequences later, or do work and be safe in the end. But what Pig 3 was doing with the Big Bad Wolf in the original story sounds more like there wasn't a lesson to be learned, the pig just already knew what to do to outsmart the wolf.
Awesome and cool!
Technically Dave ate his brothers
Technically a few days had passed so his brothers would have been a big pile of wolf shit by then.
@@AAAJWH stop being pedantic that's my job.
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sailor moon aj! Han Solo’s son (sorry)
@@FrizFreddy1994 yup :)
@@hammyred919 That's my sister, u ass.
Elijah Frederick me too XD
Does that mean the third pig technically eat his brothers?
Oran O'Kane That would make me a vegan since l eat cows & cows only eat grass.
I would imagine that the wolf had actually pooped them out a day or so after eating them, which would have been a few days before he was eaten by Dave. So technically, Dave didn't eat his brothers
@@perrydowd9285 WHAHAHAHAHA Make sense
yeh..he ate his brothers ....technically a pig stuffed wolf XD
Oran O'Kane omg that’s what I thought
This was the story I read when I was little. My memory is mixed up though and I thought they all survived but I remembered the wolf being eaten by the pig(s). I was telling my sister this just a few days ago because the version she knew didn’t involve a reversal on the food chain lol great video!
There is a version where the wolf ate all but 1 who ate him, 1 where the last one gets him arrested and he claims innocence, and one where all 3 live, and the wolf just loses out, and one where the 3 kill him.
That Supreme™ butter churn got me laughing, man!
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Yes, the Depression was called the Big Bad Wolf and who was afraid of it?.......everyone. The Jewish outfit is the main reason most Jews are convinced that Walt Disney was an anti-semite. Most Jews don't know the cartoon but hate him just the same. Although Walt used Jewish composers for nearly all his later films songs and there is really no tangible evidence of his being a Jew hater. He did have a conflict with the cartoonists union whom he referrred to as Communists and said so in the HUAC hearings. Thanks again.
In this day and age, who the hell *isn't* an anti-semite!?
MasterZebulin Lots of people. SJWs have a habit of claiming otherwise though with how often they throw around the label of "nazi".
I'm thinking the wolf represents the banking conspiracy that orchestrated the depression and both world wars, so the Jewish peddler represents the pretend Jewishness of the conspiratorial families.
@@MasterZebulin Sensible people.
Don't use the term anti-Semite, it's inaccurate coz the Jews took the word for themselves, all middle Easterners are Semitic so technically only neonazis are, as usually people either side with the Jews or palestinians
My childhood was actually the 'dark version' ....
Exactly lmao
Same I watched it too bro but like
Lol, I love how the wolf is trying to kill and eat Dave, but when he gets spooked by the rolling butter churn, he decides go to him to talk about it. The wolf seems to be confusing evil deceptions for genuine bond to some extent and I find that strangely hilarious.
i love the Fables series explanation, where the big bad wolf is the son of Winter and the North wind, so he can blow gusts.
I knew about the original version of The Three Little Pigs. The original versions of the fairy tales are much darker than what we're used to seeing.
1:04
Their father is hanging on the wall behind them.
WHAT THE FRICK
I noticed those pictures a long time ago when I was a younger kid. I think it's sort of ridiculous that people these days get so worked up about a little dark humor for the parents (I'm assuming that's what it was for, so the parents could get a laugh). Also, Walt Disney had a sense of dark humor, that he put in a lot of his animations.
I saw that and I was like 👁️👄👁️
Ohh
Sassy Queen lol😂
Maybe when they say, "the wolf blows the house down" maybe they don't mean literally blow like with his breath...🤔🐺🐖
Remember, even English used to be phrased differently and used differently than it is today.🐽
Maybe they meant 'blow' as in like he would take blows to/at the house. You ever seen a wolf thrash? Like you put a wolf in a cage and they will slam themselves up against the walls/bars.😡🐺
Maybe that's what the wolf was doing.
My theory, maybe he was slamming himself up against it and destroying it like Dire Wolf-Hulk-Smash Style...?😤🐺🤬💥
It all makes sense now!!
Silent_Silver yeah
Another great video!
The "wolf" in most of these stories is just a placeholder for a human predator. The pigs are, of course, innocent children.
2:59 when you got the aux cord and look back to see if the homies are feeling it
10:15 found more of the father pig
10:13
no problem.
wow they have there father everywhere, pieces of him anyways
Dave: now that I have finally built my house, I shall decorate the inside of it with pictures of pieces of my dead father’s dismembered body.
"Now things have gotten personal. Dave has crossed the line" this was the best line this entire video
I didn't really think the wolf is the villian cause its something called hunting,unless it wants to be vegan
He has it out for the protagonists, so yes, he's a villain, no matter how necessary it may be that he eat.
@@Yawyna124 An antagonist isn't necessarily a villain
@@mattheston9132 Definition of "Villain" from Merriam-Webster:
1 : a character in a story or play who opposes the hero
2 : a deliberate scoundrel or criminal
3 : one blamed for a particular evil or difficulty
4 : VILLEIN
5 : an uncouth person : BOOR
While an antagonist isn't necessarily a villain, the wolf in the three little pigs most *definitely* is a villain. The wolf, in most renditions of the story, fits 4/5 of those definitions of a villain, the only one who they don't being "villein" which is super-archaic term referring to social status in feudal systems which is pretty far disconnected from the story of the three little pigs.
@@Yawyna124 I think the wolf in the original an be sympathized with; I don't believe he's truly evil. At least no more so than "Dave"
@@mattheston9132 Tragic villains are a thing, where they are villainous, yet they might not be fully in control of the situations that bring about their current state of existence; villainous and the ability to be sympathized with are not mutually exclusive.
Everything in disney is messed up
Those who say they are jews but are not. The synagogue of satan
All fairy tales and mythologies are ultimately about the human psyche either idividual or collective. The pig building with straw represents the psyche of the infant and child--not able to withstand the perils of reality which are represented by the wolf. The pig building with sticks represents the adolescent psyche, a little stronger than the child psyche, but no match for realities of the real world, again represented by the huffing, puffing wolf. The pig building with bricks represents the mature, individuated psyche of an adult, fully able to to navigate the perils of reality. In the most accurate version of the story, the "straw" pig runs to the house of the "stick" pig when under duress and subsequently, the two run to the house of the "brick" pig where they all live in safety happily ever after. It's an accurate depiction of a mature individuated psyche wherein the inner child/adolecsent dwell together inside the mature, adult psyche--secure and balanced.
**puts in a kid's collection of tales**
According to the comic book Fables, Bigbie Wolf is the son of an incredibly beautiful she-wolf, and the North Wind.
"Eyes, skin, lungs, or *soul* "
Husband: Honey we have to decide on a name for our son
Wife: I know let's give him a practical name
Husband: Like???
Wife: Dave!!!😱
Husband:😱😱Genius😱😱
Sorry I was just thinking about this.
@@joydot.dot.dot.8040 I don't either
Jazlyn Torres what??
Jazlyn Torres Osnt isn’t that a normal name
WWWWWWWTTTTTTTTFFFFFFFFFF
Good name
I remember haveing a picture book that went along with the original story except the first 2 pigs lived and all 3 of the pigs ate the wolf
In Dave's house he has two pictures of "father" sausages and a ham (when he is shown taking the lid of the pot in the chimney)
In my school we had to read the story about the pigs and here's how it happend, the wolf blew down the straw and stick house and ate the two little pigs the the he could not blow down the brick one so he tried to go down the chimney ,the pig in the bricks put a lot of boiling water underneath the chimney and 5he wolf fell in it and the pig boiled the wolf and ate it for dinner , yea😒
That's the one I heard
I've tead it to
same
live life POPPIN that’s the one in the video
My school is messed up,
The original story itself was in a bedtime story collection book I had as a kid. I forgot I had that book. 😂
Thanks for the nostalgia Jon! 👍🏽
😂 WTH I 😂
Don't lie to me, the Big Bad Wolf had a motorbike and was gunned down by rambo. The nerve of some people.
Green Jello!
That recap of Disney's history was great. I know this will be a top fav video.
Can you please do a messed up origin of Little Red Riding Hood
Little Red Riding Hood is a vore story
She got raped
Little red in the hood
One of these comments aren’t like the other one of these comments are telling a j
Fake fact about red riding hood
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There so many dark versions tho.
_In my school, it was different. The school made some adjustments. The wolf was actuallt a sheriff, and that the pigs were criminals. When he reaches the last house. The 3 pigs get a shotgun and actually kill the wolf. And well, they actually eat him yeah. Really fcked up._
What's the story name
@@punkboi1997
The Piggies.
DAMN
This was in a school
Lol
"Does it have supernatural powers?" The Answer:Yes. He's the son of North Wind...
P.S;This is probably a joke/reference no one will get and not an actual fact of the story.
Is that a reference to the game Little Nightmares?
Night Raven I think it's a reference to the comic series called Fables. Telltale games made Wolf Among Us based on it.
Love that cómic... Fables
I was thinking just the same as you when I watched the video lol
Huff n' Puffs are such a horrible brand
Gonna assume it’s due to wolves being know for howling, not blowing things down.
I respectfully disagree. Dave the pig used his wits to out smart the wolf. I knew the brick would be better, he tricked the wolf several times, and tricked the wolf into an act that killed him. Basically, wits and cunning things you need in life.
kbennett2587 I don’t think he was too cunning. I mean it was an obvious plan that anyone can figure out except for maybe the wolf apparently since he’s dumb. Though putting hot water and closing it was smart. And I can’t explain the butter churner thing, that was just dumb luck.
@@despicablepenguin Maybe the butter churn is for suspense. See, I thought the wolf would eat the pig full of turnips and apples and covered in butter. So maybe it's just playing with possibilities and expectations to keep the reader guessing.
@@despicablepenguin while I agree that was dumb luck with the butter turn. The wolf being dumb is to show that you while strong and powerful the wolf was an idiot. While the schemes were not too cunning the schemes of Dave ready cunning enough for a child reading or being told this story would understand.
You could say this version is JUICY BACON!!!
FictionRumble lol 😂
@@urno1partyanthem indeed
Wow, 48 views, 48 likes, 0 dislikes good job
STAR WARS 777 there’s one dislike
STAR WARS 777 there's 8 dislikes
207 now
@@Ligrev001 276 now
You make these stories way better.
"Little pig, little pig, let me in" then negan comes in
Hey Jon,
I don’t know if anyone answered this already, but to me, I took “blow the house down” figuratively.
It seemed that wolf physically knocked down/charged at the house to get to pigs 1 & 2.
Trying to charge at a brick house would’ve surely hurt the wolf (lol) that’s why he couldn’t get in, resulting in all those shenanigans.
That also reminded me of the phrase “well, blow me down” which was an actual saying used frequently by sailors (also, think Popeye), meaning to knock down.
There’s also an old song “Blow the man down” if anybody’s interested in looking it up.
The story I heard as a kid was much closer to the "dark" version than the Disney one, I always thought the lesson was "work smarter, not harder" as the oldest pig didn´t have to do that much more but worked with sturdier material :)
How can Dave twist his neck like that.😆😆😆
So when he eats the wolf... that has eaten his brothers... You see where I'm going with this?
Edit: So, in a way, the pig ate his two brothers... That is vore... and cannibalism.....
o-o
Yeah I was thinking the same
Well ... most of us eats fish. A lot of people drown and are nippled on a bit.
Bit of a stretch there; I mean, both eaten pigs could’ve been dissolved in the Wolf’s stomach acids. But, I’m an idiot, so...
I first get to know more "original " version of the tail(I do not remember how old I was exactly but it was before primary school) so when I first saw Disney version I was confused why the two other pigs did not end up being eaten by wolf.
JonSolo! My guy you were just a recommendation from going through vids to watch on my TH-cam.... And omg you're awesome and a great recommendation... Which made me become your sub asap! 😁
4:06 on the mother picture there are 4 pigs
Where is the fourth one?
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Illuminati
Kinda😂
@@brinkieb9269 👏👏👏👏
Nice work on illuminati
Just noticed the whole time “Dave” was playing the piano his head was backwards facing his brothers 🧐🤨😱
I have a book of that 3 little pigs version, frankly I'm more annoyed that the wolf says "or I'll blow your house IN" instead of DOWN
Change whatever you want about the story, even if they all die I don't give a crap AS LONG AS THAT LINE IS CORRECT!!
Danman29 apparently that is the right line I also remember the line being “or I’ll blow your house down” I got one thing for you Mandela effect.
Danman29 Down or in they mean the same thing. Like kick a door down/in.
Well, SOME of it would go in if he's blowing from outside!
"Like some kind of psychopathic Santa Clause" had me on the floor
Please do the messed up origin of Little Red Riding Hood
Its all ready messed up enough dude
@@timothydufresne6209 i know it is 😶
so wait, it's even more fucked up than we already think it is? XD
Remember reading the original version when I was about 4. Imo one of the main points to the story is to teach children if you're going to build something use the best quality you can get your hands on.
Yep, if a job's worth doing, do it well!
Yes, that's how I understood the tale. I didn't even remember there was a hardworking "Dave" as part of it.
In the Disney adaptation, the third pig was voiced by Pinto Colvig, who was the original voice of Goofy. Colvig would reprise the role for Disney in "Three Little Wolves", where Big Bad Wolf has three nephews and teaches them how to trick the pigs. He would also play the pig in an MGM-released WWII-era cartoon directed by Tex Avery titled "Blitz Wolf", with the wolf portraying Hitler.
When I was in kindergarten they told me this story the dark version of this so this wasn't very ruining for me
First, pigs are occasional cannibals and will eat a human if the opportunity arises, so the sausage picture wasn't too out of place. Second, I don't think you can ruin my childhood, given how rough it was.
As far as making it weirder, you're talking to a guy whose great ambition is to run through Toronto in the dead of winter wearing a Speedo, a boot with no socks or laces on one foot, a dress shoe with two argyle socks on the other, a rake in one hand and a baby doll in the other and a pair of tighty-whiteys on my head. NOTHING can make me or my childhood any weirder. LOL 😏
😂
Give this man his much needed attention
Duh fuk did I just read???
Yea. Pigs are capable of eating humans. Once found some eating a dead baby. Chased them off. Not that it did much good.
That's... very specific.
"We're eating good tonight boys!! Boiled wolf!!"
"Oh... right you were eaten by him. Well more food for me then!"
Uh oh here we go guys Mr childhood buzzkill more than buzz Killington (family Guy reference) Shout out to Jon solo
Buzz Killington...... now who wants to hear a story about a bridge
Peter...... *Sighs* AAAaaaahhhh😣😖😩😩
BlackFire901 lol 😂 yep
Oh, man, you are good! Yes I did hit like and subscribe. Not only do you give us the background and history of the stories, you do so with tue style. Keep it up!
I preferred the Green jelly version the best and a shame you didn’t cover it as it is the superior interpretation.🧐🤯
In first grade, my class read a picture book of The Three Little Pigs, which told a similar story to the old one by James Halliwell-Phillips. While it didn't include the Big Bad Wolf's schemes to get the third pig (Dave) out of the house, it did include the Wolf eating the first two pigs and the Wolf going down the chimney, getting cooked alive and eaten by Dave.
I'm so happy you made a video, you're video's are AMAZING and sometimes a little weird but i LOVE them. Keep on making video's.
8:46 i like to think the wolf chased after the apple because it’s like when you throw a ball in front of a dog
I remembered the origin story. I loved it better. I was a twisted child. lol 😂
Kashavera Williams Sameeeeeee
I just realized my 1st grade teacher made us do the origin story.... she’s mental
People always change up these stories, how they ended up on their own (wherever they were kicked out by their mother or left on their own), how they got their materials (found or bought off of passers by), if the pigs live or die, if he cooks the wolf or he shoots out of the chimney
Wow can’t wait for my childhood to be ruined 😂😂😂
Is it just me or the way he said “I toot my flute and I don’t give a hoot”😂😂
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Jon: can we get 5,000 likes?
Us: *gives 36,000 likes*
I remember my grandmother saying 'we better stock up for winter, it'll keep the wolves from the door'.
I think the three little pigs were based on old lost knowledge.
I don't know about the story's metaphorical significance, but I think the moral is about the wolf and not the pigs. If you're a "wolf", you've only got so much time before you're eventually bested (either by the police or a victim), and one of the ways you meet your downfall COULD be from one of your victims who treats you like you treated them. The wolf getting cooked in the pot and then eaten was his just reward, since he was going to eat the last pig anyways.
When I was like 12, I helped out in the school's library. And in it was the story called: "The three little wolves and the big, ugly pig"...
instead of blowing the pig used dynamite
In seventh grade I read the original one and the wolfs side
Me to but in 2nd grade
I read that wolf one
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Btw I did too