@@shadowguarder2857 Yeah, and it's unfortunate that they needed to drive themselves into destitution and confusion to learn the value of accepting their fellow.
The Squares lived happily, in their square houses, in their square yards, in their square town. One day, a family of Circles moved in from the west. “Get out of here, roundies!” shouted one of the Squares. “Why?” asked one of the Circles. “Because this is a metaphor for racism!” - Bo Burnham
Yeah I bet did you hear that the dr. suess books got banned off of the shelfs in the library why thia had happened well you can blame those karen people that are probably bad parents not wanting their children reading those books gossiping about how terrible they are and demanding these bokks be gotten taken out of the library.
@@regraby3544 here the 6 books got banned due to racism. And to think that I saw it on Mulberry Street. McEllgot's Pool If I ran a zoo Scrambled Eggs super On beyond zebra The cat's quizzer Those not my favorites but the first one is Dr. Seuss first book in 1937. They also say it hurtful and wrong many people stupid or offended these days and that is sad.
Xifihas It is more about classism than racism. The scammer in this movie represents the fashion industry, the luxury car industry, or the industry that promotes whatever is the trend of the day. One the trendy items are purchased by the "uncool" crowd (starless bellied people), they are no longer trendy and the snobs (star bellied people) want something new that sets them apart of the other crowd.
Great thing about Dr. Seuss, his work is simple enough for children to get while still being complex enough for adults to pay attention and this is a good adaptation, far better than many recent adaptations.
I'd assume racism because it makes more sense for the air this was made when racism was the big delusion of the country back then and still somewhat is now
Plus, why don't the plain belly Sneetch make their own marshmallow toast? If they keep excluding you, do the same to them. Do your own thing and don't invite them.
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Information being collated includes aerial photos of burial sites, cemetery records, photos of headstones and data sourced from funeral directors and monumental services. This information is being made available as a permanent record on the Council website, providing a valuable database and a resource for genealogical research. Unfortunately, no Council records exist for the years 1857-1895 as this information was destroyed in the 1931 earthquake. All the available information recorded in original cemetery registers is held in computer files. Council has a record of headstone information, including inscriptions, and a file listing names of some early arrivals in the Napier area, as recorded in newspapers of the period. 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Information being collated includes aerial photos of burial sites, cemetery records, photos of headstones and data sourced from funeral directors and monumental services. This information is being made available as a permanent record on the Council website, providing a valuable database and a resource for genealogical research. Unfortunately, no Council records exist for the years 1857-1895 as this information was destroyed in the 1931 earthquake. All the available information recorded in original cemetery registers is held in computer files. Council has a record of headstone information, including inscriptions, and a file listing names of some early arrivals in the Napier area, as recorded in newspapers of the period. To see what has been achieved so far use our database.Cemetery Database Planning Started: 2007 Construction Started: January 2008 Completed: Ongoing Napier City Council is making good progress on an extensive project aimed at auditing and simplifying public access to all records for the city's six cemeteries. This large exercise is drawing together all the information lodged with or available to the Council. At the end of April 2014, 18,166 of 38,041 records had been completed and were accessible online. These records encompassed Wharerangi Cemetery, the Western Hills Cemetery and, most recently, Eskdale Cemetery. Work is currently underway on Taradale Cemetery for which there are about 4000 records. Park Island and Napier Hill cemeteries will follow. While these records are still to be audited and loaded onto the database, the public can still access the information held by the Council. 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Not sure what thank you you're talking about, but he just said thank you when I read that. Oh, now I know what you're talking about, I just had to wait.
To me it seems more about classism. Racial categories less easily shifted, but status symbols can change again and again like belly-stars, or white and colorful fabric, or grammar rules. When lower class people gain the means to catch up, move the goalposts. I think that better describes the Sneeches' hijinx. No less effective a message and no less pointless a problem, though.
Dr. Seuss is among the greatest poets ever. If he were still around he would be just as relevant as he was when he started. Cheers to the best childhood figure one could ask for!
Well, McBean was in it for the money. He knew there was no difference between the star bellied and the plain bellied sneetches but they didn't and refused to accept it so he took advantage of it. He knew they would pay money to be on top. It's like an alien landing on Earth and taking advantage of people's racism.
We don't need an alien to land! Our government, corporate america and the media is making money off of us already during our race, culture and social wars! Think about it...
Presumably because they and their families have been marginalized from the rest of sneetch society for so long that they lack the generational resources to access marshmallows and hot dogs. I'd imagine the star-bellied supremacist society also did things like ghettoize the starless, demolish their homes under auspices of eminent domain to build sprawling, inefficient suburbs, police their neighborhoods with sneetches who knew there would be no consequences if they should happen to be extraordinarily violent, and systematically deny the starless access to every resource they could. Just as an example.
i used to love watching this cartoon as a kid. looking at it now, i find it to be a very smart moral. all the sneetches were basically given plastic surgery so they can match the other sneetches so they wouldn't be segregated from them. i love the part when things got so crazy that they could no longer tell themselves apart from each other. i think it really shows why things like Racism is so stupid because really we may all look different but we are all sneetches.. i mean human... not sure what moral Dr. Suess was intending it to be but that's the moral i got out of it. so what if you look different?
I also think the guy selling the cosmetic surgery was basically the media saying "If you buy this, they'll like you more!" Really ahead of its time. :)
Tasha Burrow that's a good point too! yeah and i like how this cartoon was subtle about it, i rewatched this cartoon alot as a little kid and part of the reason is that it makes you think.
and your absolutely right because it not only teaches children how stupid racism is like you said and also you don't have to judege people by how they look and do and just accept people who there really are great point of view right there
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A group of adults are actively bullying him for something he can’t control I think calling the very thing he can’t control having stupid is a bit justified here
@@melodysmusicaladventures596 Buddy, that's the point of the comment. I'm making a joke about the star belly sneetches acting like they're the ones being discriminated against after they were being blatant bigots.
For years I always wondered why the Plain Bellies didn't host their own fancy parties and games and sporting events-then it suddenly dawned on me-they couldn't because they didn't have the money! The Star Bellies had the cash so they could host all these fancy parties and social events. While Dr. Seuss doesn't actually say that the Star Bellies had cash and the Plain Bellies didn't he hints at it-McBean charges the Star Bellies $10.00 a piece to have their stars removed whereas he charges the Plain Bellies only $3.00 a piece to have stars put on their bellies. The Star Bellies gave more money than the Plain Bellies, therefore they get charged more for their procedure! Great story about class division, class discrimination, and prejudice based on class! Just as relevant today as it was back in the 1850's!!
spy4863 they had the money. How do u think theynpaid for their star-changes lol? They just had low self esteem and wanted to fit in, like ppl with plastic surgery
I loved this one as a kid. I remember watching it on VHS, but the tape was pretty messed up so the footage was staticky. But still, this is one of my favorite Dr. Seuss cartoons.
I remember first watching through a sing-along VHS tape as a kid. It is nostalgic, but...the theme is literally realistic and still relevant today, looking at it as an adult.
Oh, what serendipity! I was just wondering what year this was made! Well, decade, I wasn't sure if it was 70's or not, but that porno music was an indication.
That was the point! Their egos felt deflated until they were told they were superior! But the truth is that we all hold greatness inside of us no matter our appearance or culture, race, sex, etc.
One thing that confused me is that there is no apparent reason the plain bellied Sneetches can't throw their own 'Plain bellied only' parties. They have money, marshmallows and franks aren't expensive, and it seems there are comparable amount of either. Perhaps the the thing that the star bellied Sneetches had was competence. They had parties because they threw parties, they had fun and good fortune because they went and did it while the plain bellies were busy 'moping around on the beaches'
Well, it was interesting that McBean asked for $3.00 eaches of the Plain bellied, and $10.00 eaches of the Star Bellied. Maybe there was an implication in that that the Plain Bellied just didn't have as much money?
Jenifer Joseph there is a clear flaw with your argument. namely that the they the would have have the same amount of many as both groups ran out of money at the same time give or take. also the price to add or remove did not change. if one group had more or less in the beginning then either that group would have stopped at a different point or the prices would have had to be adjusted based on which group they originally belonged to.
The story shows that they were approximately 50% 50% They both ran though both machines. They were lesser because the yielded and said 'ok...' instead of saying 'lol fuck u I'll get my own'
@@bryandenis2549 I have no clue but I hope not. The Butter Battle Book is a story about the cold war and mutually assured destruction, as well as the arms race. The name comes from why the two sides are fighting; one side puts butter on top of their toast, the other puts it on the bottom. Dr. Suess put his on the sides.
@@psyxypher3881 Yeah Netflix did a series based on that but they made it VERY kid friendly, it's a sequel to a storyline based off of Green Eggs and Ham and a pretty fun watch if you have the time
The Butter Battle was actually the basis for the 2nd Season of Green Eggs & Ham. While the 1st Season focused on the Book of the same name. The 2nd Season actually bases the plot on the Butter Battle, all while have a Secret Agent theme, and style. It was actually well made and the animation is gorgeous. If you get the chance to watch I highly recommend it.
"THE SNEETCHES" Song list: 0:00 S-N-E-E-T-C-H-E-S, Sneetches! 2:10 Lovely Little Star 2:56 A Toast to Belly Stars 6:00 Bless our Lucky Stars 8:45 Abdominal Stars are Abominable 11:42 A Toast to Belly Stars (reprise)
@@fluoxvonhoovienheimer4706 100% is a conman's guarantee; in fact the government looks for people making 100% claims because it's a bulletproof sign that you're a fraudster. Remember 'we build the wall'? That's how the caught them.
Peter McCory you are brilliant - thank you for making me smile on again. For those who have not had Peter come perform for your kids you are missing a great experience. Looking forward to seeing you again this summer!!!
Or, he would say, let everyone who is on the beaches LEGALLY participate in the American Dream. Let Mexico, Afghanistan, Pakistan, etc., make their own dream!
The plain belly sneetches were raised to be attentive to the opinions of others (as opposed to star bellies, raised to look down on others), and therefore genuinely believed they were the "worst sneetches". Therefore, even if they had their own parties, they believed it would be nothing like the amazing parties that the "best sneetches" had, and figured they shouldn't even bother. The plain bellies don't want to have parties with the "worst" group - they want to have parties with the "best" group.
That’s part of what has led to America’s downfall in the 21st century. As long as the American public was getting what they wanted when they wanted it, they didn’t care who sold it to them or who’s pockets they were lining i with money. In essence, we ended up funding our own destruction.
McBean represents the political class, who directly profit from the current race/class/gender struggles that they have instigated. Star, no star, they don't care so long as they get rich and get to control people's lives. Before you blow me up, tell me this: name one national Democrat politician who is NOT a millionaire.
Dr. Seuess + a character with complex machinery = an animation experience bar none...witness the restaurant scene from GRINCH GRINCHES THE CAT IN THE HAT (only this time it's a Spike Jones take on Dvorak's Humoresque, performed by Spike's right hand man snd his own band, The Phunharmonic and not a Dean Elliott funk riff)
Sadly, from most of the comments posted here, people think this only applies to race and miss only the other forms this takes. At the time this story was created, racism may have been the overwhelming problem in the western world; however, today classism is in full force and the sneetches in this movie symbolize it very well.
I think this applies best to racism as the problem with the sneetches was their appearance. However, this doesn't mean that we should ignore problems like classism.
Absolutely beautiful. I remember this when I was a boy. Of course there was no video or internet, yet I was completely fascinated with the book nonetheless. It carries a very important message too and I think I caught it 50 years ago. Yep 1960s!!
It's not about 'don't be racist' as don't think one person is more superior to another because of physical characteristics! It goes deeper than skin! It's also saying don't let corporate America, the government, and media take advantage of our greed!
🎶From the heights of Muba Muba, To the Gullies of Ga-Zoo There is nobody else who has one, We're the favorite few who do.🎶 I always loved the Sneetches singing voices when they sing that part.
A really great allegory against any kind of bigotry. I remember seeing this as a kid and am glad to find it again! I hope kids of all ages continue to enjoy this for many generations to come.
I got shown this in class over ten years ago. How I ever forgot it, I simply don't know. I couldn't see it then, how it reflects modern day. Thank you for publishing it, I'll commend you if I may.
Dr. Seuss was a great children’s political author. “The Sneetches” is about racism, “The Butter Battle Book” is a satire of the Cold War’s arms race, and “Horton Hears a Who!” is about abortion and protecting life.
Abortion? I get the protecting life thing, but I don’t see how an entire city inside of a poppy could correlate to a fetus deletus debate. I’d argue it’s more of a “protecting nature” aseop or a lesson in fear mongering (the kangaroo convincing everyone in the jungle to arrest Horton and kill the poppy)
Sylvester McBean was not really the slick con artist who took advantage of the Sneetches, but was also a teacher who showed them how vainglorious they acted with the star/ no star debate
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Lesson to be learned: You can profit off of people’s insecurities.
“Business is business, and business must grow!”
-The onceler
And thus you have described the makeup, fashion and plastic surgery industries all in one fell swoop!
That and how exclusively cruel people are against those who don’t have something.
Glad I'm not the only one who got this lesson out of it
Especially when its tied to class warfare
Gotta love how they joyfully sang at the end, yet not one of them realized that they literally just got scammed out of their money.
i mean, they didnt. they spent their money cuz they wanted to, they coulda stopped whenever.
Do they need to? Also they scammed themselves.
@@shadowguarder2857 Yeah, and it's unfortunate that they needed to drive themselves into destitution and confusion to learn the value of accepting their fellow.
@@shadowguarder2857 like drugs
And the fact that the original Star Sneetches paid far more to remain “special” by the scam is even better.
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Not that to describe that.
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@@bobbyb396 dude tried to rhyme that with that
@@slambam2665 No I wasn't you whacker.
I feel like this is still accurate today
It's accurate until the last man dies.
Hopefully things have gotten considerably milder in comparison to the time this came out
Kinda the opposite. If you bragged about having a purple star on your skin you’d probably get made fun of.
@@The_WumboTM Good point, but I think they were referring to the message
@@christianaguiare544 let me rephrase: stars are bad and we should ban them.
"Ronald, remember to snort."
YOU HAD ONE TASK RONALD, ONE TASK!!!!
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Rosie AJ its all has Ronald who screws it up
You know what they say...sneetches get steetches.
Nice
A toast! Raise your marshmallow sticks!🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶
Those sneetches are beetches to the ones without stars!
@@hobomike6935 No beaches? 🥺
@@leociresi4292 And hoot, hoot, hoot to your belly stars!
The Squares lived happily,
in their square houses,
in their square yards,
in their square town.
One day, a family of Circles
moved in from the west.
“Get out of here, roundies!” shouted one of the Squares.
“Why?” asked one of the Circles.
“Because this is a metaphor for racism!”
- Bo Burnham
Americangerman2 he's my favorite comedian
Lol for some reason reading that I thought of The Point
This taught me a very valuable lesson: Sneetches get stitches.
They are stupid why fid they change
that not nice
So i dont care
watch your mouth man I can be nic and I can be mean
watch your mouth man I can be nic and I can be mean
Why is no one talking about how amazing the music is
And the music at the beginning
Damn it Ronald you forgot to snort! Your mother literally JUST told you that like 5 seconds ago. SMH that kid's going to reform school.
Ronald grew up to be the Leader of the Anti-Snorting Society.
funny but true
lol
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The Sneetches is a very good movie it is funny for kids but it's not funny for adults
I love that Suess could always teach philosophical lessons to children and it be so simple.
That's the idea behind children's book's.
I meant because most children's books are for pure entertainment, while Suess actually taught something existential.
Michael Wright
These never get old even the books, I still love them.
Yeah I bet did you hear that the dr. suess books got banned off of the shelfs in the library why thia had happened well you can blame those karen people that are probably bad parents not wanting their children reading those books gossiping about how terrible they are and demanding these bokks be gotten taken out of the library.
@@regraby3544 Yes i heard only 6 of them got banned, they better NOT banned all of them.
@@ricardohuff8774 ya I agree besides as a little kid I had read them a lot when I was still very young.
@@regraby3544 i still got some of them 8 of the books and i read them as a kid back then.
@@regraby3544 here the 6 books got banned due to racism.
And to think that I saw it on Mulberry Street.
McEllgot's Pool
If I ran a zoo
Scrambled Eggs super
On beyond zebra
The cat's quizzer
Those not my favorites but the first one is Dr. Seuss first book in 1937. They also say it hurtful and wrong many people stupid or offended these days and that is sad.
There are two morals to this. The obvious one: "Racism is stupid" and the less obvious: "Scammers are everywhere".
Xifihas It is more about classism than racism. The scammer in this movie represents the fashion industry, the luxury car industry, or the industry that promotes whatever is the trend of the day. One the trendy items are purchased by the "uncool" crowd (starless bellied people), they are no longer trendy and the snobs (star bellied people) want something new that sets them apart of the other crowd.
Xifihas Thirdly, was it also trying to say that scammers can occasionally show the way, even if they don't intend to?
You are the moral to this
Great thing about Dr. Seuss, his work is simple enough for children to get while still being complex enough for adults to pay attention and this is a good adaptation, far better than many recent adaptations.
I'd assume racism because it makes more sense for the air this was made when racism was the big delusion of the country back then and still somewhat is now
This is my personal favorite, right behind the Lorax
Plus, why don't the plain belly Sneetch make their own marshmallow toast? If they keep excluding you, do the same to them. Do your own thing and don't invite them.
I am thinking the same!
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Planning Started: 2007
Construction Started: January 2008
Completed: Ongoing
Napier City Council is making good progress on an extensive project aimed at auditing and simplifying public access to all records for the city's six cemeteries.
This large exercise is drawing together all the information lodged with or available to the Council. At the end of April 2014, 18,166 of 38,041 records had been completed and were accessible online. These records encompassed Wharerangi Cemetery, the Western Hills Cemetery and, most recently, Eskdale Cemetery.
Work is currently underway on Taradale Cemetery for which there are about 4000 records. Park Island and Napier Hill cemeteries will follow. While these records are still to be audited and loaded onto the database, the public can still access the information held by the Council.
Information being collated includes aerial photos of burial sites, cemetery records, photos of headstones and data sourced from funeral directors and monumental services. This information is being made available as a permanent record on the Council website, providing a valuable database and a resource for genealogical research.
Unfortunately, no Council records exist for the years 1857-1895 as this information was destroyed in the 1931 earthquake.
All the available information recorded in original cemetery registers is held in computer files. Council has a record of headstone information, including inscriptions, and a file listing names of some early arrivals in the Napier area, as recorded in newspapers of the period.
To see what has been achieved so far use our database.Cemetery Database
Planning Started: 2007
Construction Started: January 2008
Completed: Ongoing
Napier City Council is making good progress on an extensive project aimed at auditing and simplifying public access to all records for the city's six cemeteries.
This large exercise is drawing together all the information lodged with or available to the Council. At the end of April 2014, 18,166 of 38,041 records had been completed and were accessible online. These records encompassed Wharerangi Cemetery, the Western Hills Cemetery and, most recently, Eskdale Cemetery.
Work is currently underway on Taradale Cemetery for which there are about 4000 records. Park Island and Napier Hill cemeteries will follow. While these records are still to be audited and loaded onto the database, the public can still access the information held by the Council.
Information being collated includes aerial photos of burial sites, cemetery records, photos of headstones and data sourced from funeral directors and monumental services. This information is being made available as a permanent record on the Council website, providing a valuable database and a resource for genealogical research.
Unfortunately, no Council records exist for the years 1857-1895 as this information was destroyed in the 1931 earthquake.
All the available information recorded in original cemetery registers is held in computer files. Council has a record of headstone information, including inscriptions, and a file listing names of some early arrivals in the Napier area, as recorded in newspapers of the period.
To see what has been achieved so far use our database.Cemetery Database
Planning Started: 2007
Construction Started: January 2008
Completed: Ongoing
Napier City Council is making good progress on an extensive project aimed at auditing and simplifying public access to all records for the city's six cemeteries.
This large exercise is drawing together all the information lodged with or available to the Council. At the end of April 2014, 18,166 of 38,041 records had been completed and were accessible online. These records encompassed Wharerangi Cemetery, the Western Hills Cemetery and, most recently, Eskdale Cemetery.
Work is currently underway on Taradale Cemetery for which there are about 4000 records. Park Island and Napier Hill cemeteries will follow. While these records are still to be audited and loaded onto the database, the public can still access the information held by the Council.
Information being collated includes aerial photos of burial sites, cemetery records, photos of headstones and data sourced from funeral directors and monumental services. This information is being made available as a permanent record on the Council website, providing a valuable database and a resource for genealogical research.
Unfortunately, no Council records exist for the years 1857-1895 as this information was destroyed in the 1931 earthquake.
All the available information recorded in original cemetery registers is held in computer files. Council has a record of headstone information, including inscriptions, and a file listing names of some early arrivals in the Napier area, as recorded in newspapers of the period.
To see what has been achieved so far use our database.Cemetery Database
Planning Started: 2007
Construction Started: January 2008
Completed: Ongoing
Napier City Council is making good progress on an extensive project aimed at auditing and simplifying public access to all records for the city's six cemeteries.
This large exercise is drawing together all the information lodged with or available to the Council. At the end of April 2014, 18,166 of 38,041 records had been completed and were accessible online. These records encompassed Wharerangi Cemetery, the Western Hills Cemetery and, most recently, Eskdale Cemetery.
Work is currently underway on Taradale Cemetery for which there are about 4000 records. Park Island and Napier Hill cemeteries will follow. While these records are still to be audited and loaded onto the database, the public can still access the information held by the Council.
Information being collated includes aerial photos of burial sites, cemetery records, photos of headstones and data sourced from funeral directors and monumental services. This information is being made available as a permanent record on the Council website, providing a valuable database and a resource for genealogical research.
Unfortunately, no Council records exist for the years 1857-1895 as this information was destroyed in the 1931 earthquake.
All the available information recorded in original cemetery registers is held in computer files. Council has a record of headstone information, including inscriptions, and a file listing names of some early arrivals in the Napier area, as recorded in newspapers of the period.
To see what has been achieved so far use our database.
L E T I T D I E
the edge is too much kill me
YOU GREEDY DIRTDAG
Oh man, I haven't seen this since I was 6! Real treat to see this again.
SAAAME!!!
I haven’t seen this since preschool!!!
Same. Watched it on my way to Oregon
I had a VHS player and a series of Dr. Seuss skits including this we're on it, though I think it was a sing along version
Dr. Seuss is my favorite rapper...best rapper dead and alive...
don't u mean writer?
Banveet Grewal No. Rapper.
Banveet Grewal No rapper...
HEHEHE I AM A SUPAH FLYING ACE I see you understand...
He is not a rapper
"Thenk yew... Thenk yew... Thenk yew... Thenk yew... Thenk yew... Thenk yew..."
customcartoons thenk you
I always say my thank yous like this guy hahahaha
Acts like a broken record
McBean saying "Thank you" like some robot is kinda funny.
Not sure what thank you you're talking about, but he just said thank you when I read that.
Oh, now I know what you're talking about, I just had to wait.
I've been saying thank you like that for the vast majority of my life :p
You can hear a hint of cockiness
It's funny, because it sounded like the actor had to say it only ONE time for the recording.
Film theory: McBean is a robot
Sad that a cartoon that came out close to fifty years ago is still relevant today.
A cartoon based on a book.
@@worthybutter2004 a book that got cancelled because of idek something dumb
@@Flandre-Scarlet crybabies can't handle the harsh reality
That's in the bible.
and always will be...
Still one of the most effective allegories for racism.
To me it seems more about classism. Racial categories less easily shifted, but status symbols can change again and again like belly-stars, or white and colorful fabric, or grammar rules. When lower class people gain the means to catch up, move the goalposts. I think that better describes the Sneeches' hijinx.
No less effective a message and no less pointless a problem, though.
Just discrimination in general.
and rich and poor
LOL WHAT!!! Lesson to be learned: You can profit off of people’s insecurities.
they literally just got scammed out of their money.
As a kid, the unnecessary complexity of those machines is always what sold the story for me lol
honestly that was the only reason i kept coming back to this, i never realized how powerful the story was until a couple years ago
Dr. Seuss is among the greatest poets ever. If he were still around he would be just as relevant as he was when he started. Cheers to the best childhood figure one could ask for!
The amount of nostalgia that just coursed through my veins from watching this should kill me cuz holy shit
A sneetch is a sneetch with or without a star.
And no sneetch is the most popular on the beach upon thars.⭐️
Joseph Bonczyk
Yes?
Well, McBean was in it for the money. He knew there was no difference between the star bellied and the plain bellied sneetches but they didn't and refused to accept it so he took advantage of it. He knew they would pay money to be on top. It's like an alien landing on Earth and taking advantage of people's racism.
+Alexander Edward Pytko or fashion weekly
Mcbean=Microsoft sneetches=gamers
We don't need an alien to land! Our government, corporate america and the media is making money off of us already during our race, culture and social wars! Think about it...
+Dee Rivera Basically the same as how people with more money would be charged more, and people with less money would be charged less.
Precisely. He knew they were going to discriminate no matter what and he saw that as an opportunity to make money.
Thank goodness this isn't on TH-cam kids. I like looking at these comments.
Beetches get Steetches.
thats not t...
whatever man
and Leeches
Songs:
~Start (duh) ~ 0:36
~'Twinkle Star'~ 2:11
~'Star Pride'~ 2:55
~'Stars upon Ours'~ 6:00
~'Stars are O U T~ 8:47
~Finale~ 11:43
Chaos inc. God bless you bro
Sang these songs in theater
I always loved the machinery in Dr. Seuss stories they’re soooo satisfying to watch in animation
Such a beautiful allegory!
why don't the plain bellies just have their own marshmallow toasts and frankfurter roasts and wave hello to the star bellies with one finger?
I don't see why not.
i thought the same thing as a kid
They were taught to retain the belief that their group is inferior, and desire inclusion
That was best answer out of any of these wannabe psychics. Lol
Presumably because they and their families have been marginalized from the rest of sneetch society for so long that they lack the generational resources to access marshmallows and hot dogs. I'd imagine the star-bellied supremacist society also did things like ghettoize the starless, demolish their homes under auspices of eminent domain to build sprawling, inefficient suburbs, police their neighborhoods with sneetches who knew there would be no consequences if they should happen to be extraordinarily violent, and systematically deny the starless access to every resource they could.
Just as an example.
The star-off machine looks like a crazy fever dream.
At this point all Dr. Seuss tv shows are
And the Star On machine doesn't
i used to love watching this cartoon as a kid. looking at it now, i find it to be a very smart moral. all the sneetches were basically given plastic surgery so they can match the other sneetches so they wouldn't be segregated from them. i love the part when things got so crazy that they could no longer tell themselves apart from each other. i think it really shows why things like Racism is so stupid because really we may all look different but we are all sneetches.. i mean human...
not sure what moral Dr. Suess was intending it to be but that's the moral i got out of it. so what if you look different?
I also think the guy selling the cosmetic surgery was basically the media saying "If you buy this, they'll like you more!" Really ahead of its time. :)
Tasha Burrow
that's a good point too! yeah and i like how this cartoon was subtle about it, i rewatched this cartoon alot as a little kid and part of the reason is that it makes you think.
Que no
and your absolutely right because it not only teaches children how stupid racism is like you said and also you don't have to judege people by how they look and do and just accept people who there really are great point of view right there
Ciel Phantomhive very true
damn that McBean dude is a fuckin genius
Indeed
donnie emilien he is good friends with Obama :-/
And as you have seen, you too could make the money of Mister McBean! All you require is a job in the Pop/Fashion scene!
Silk Kat Stop Politicizing children's stories.
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2:17
Starless Sneetch: "Twink! Twink! Twinkle Stupid little star!"
Starbelly Sneetches: OK now who's the one being racist here!?
Nah, it's like when a Black man calls a White man "honkey". It's meant to be rude, but it just doesn't have the same demeaning connotation or power.
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A group of adults are actively bullying him for something he can’t control
I think calling the very thing he can’t control having stupid is a bit justified here
@@melodysmusicaladventures596 Buddy, that's the point of the comment. I'm making a joke about the star belly sneetches acting like they're the ones being discriminated against after they were being blatant bigots.
If I was a Sneech I would have kept a starfish in my pocket and stuck it on/off my belly as required.
Shit... That's genius.
I died laughing at this comment 😂😂
omfg
"As required" I'm dead X''D
Meld Well I guess they don't have pockets.
Or the right colored starfish.
For years I always wondered why the Plain Bellies didn't host their own fancy parties and games and sporting events-then it suddenly dawned on me-they couldn't because they didn't have the money! The Star Bellies had the cash so they could host all these fancy parties and social events. While Dr. Seuss doesn't actually say that the Star Bellies had cash and the Plain Bellies didn't he hints at it-McBean charges the Star Bellies $10.00 a piece to have their stars removed whereas he charges the Plain Bellies only $3.00 a piece to have stars put on their bellies. The Star Bellies gave more money than the Plain Bellies, therefore they get charged more for their procedure! Great story about class division, class discrimination, and prejudice based on class! Just as relevant today as it was back in the 1850's!!
spy4863 they had the money. How do u think theynpaid for their star-changes lol?
They just had low self esteem and wanted to fit in, like ppl with plastic surgery
I loved this one as a kid. I remember watching it on VHS, but the tape was pretty messed up so the footage was staticky. But still, this is one of my favorite Dr. Seuss cartoons.
Vcr eat the tape?
@@TheAllSeeingEye2468I don’t remember. I was really little. I think all our tapes and DVD’s just eventually became messed up.
@@yanderefangirl8317 the sad end of most tapes and DVDs.
the meaning behind this is so deep.....
u and i brother. we're the only ones who see it as it is.
liluzivert.xx. carti if u don’t understand it already you never will......
@@liluzivertxxcarti it's about discrimination and exploitation. Not sure why these guys are acting like they cracked some code lol
I have no idea how the heck I just got here, but I loved it even though I really didn't want to XD That is the brilliance of Dr. Seuss
Sarah Williams that's correct
Humans: I'm better because of how I look
Politicians: I can profit off of this.
#plainbellylivesmatter
#Allbellylivesmatter
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#onlystarbellylivesmatter
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#nobellylivesmatter
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Ah gotta love Dr. Seuss and his machines that break the laws of conservation of energy, mass, and laws of space and time
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Now THIS, kids, is how you make an allegory.
you literally have a kid as your avatar
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Tides I know your a troll but...why?
Alistocrat is right
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2:25 Jesus what a savage burn 😂
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Seriously though. Talk about race war.
@Obama doESn’t care those words are synonymous
Yeah The Sneetches Are Fucking Racist..
Racism, Late Stage Capitalism, Fast Fashion, whatever you take from it, this story rules.
I remember first watching through a sing-along VHS tape as a kid. It is nostalgic, but...the theme is literally realistic and still relevant today, looking at it as an adult.
Sadly this is true
Fuck plain bellied sneetches
Sneetches get steetches 😂😂😂
Tyrone Waters what? I do not get it :(
snitches get stitches
jennovy Fuentes you ever heard the saying “snitches get stitches”
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I came here just to comment that. Beat me to it
I'm pretty sure as kids we thought it was innocent but now that I've grown and know the lesson is kinda weird how it passed over my head
The moral of the story: Never judge them in the book by its cover
Moral of the story: profit off of people’s insecurities lol.
@@peridot675 fashion designers, weight loss companies, influencers took that lesson to heart
Replying to Jonathan Cruz: Exactly!
books are designed to be judged by it's cover. If the cover says its western novel and I hate western novels, why would I buy it?
Yup
I saw that special roughly March of 1976. It was a smash. Dr. Suess rode again!
Oh, what serendipity! I was just wondering what year this was made! Well, decade, I wasn't sure if it was 70's or not, but that porno music was an indication.
Hold up if the plain belly sneetches couldn't go to the marshmallow roasts how come they didn't have their own without star bellies?
I always wonder the same thing!
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That was the point! Their egos felt deflated until they were told they were superior! But the truth is that we all hold greatness inside of us no matter our appearance or culture, race, sex, etc.
Solar-E -Clips exactly
Solar-E -Clips exactly
One thing that confused me is that there is no apparent reason the plain bellied Sneetches can't throw their own 'Plain bellied only' parties. They have money, marshmallows and franks aren't expensive, and it seems there are comparable amount of either.
Perhaps the the thing that the star bellied Sneetches had was competence. They had parties because they threw parties, they had fun and good fortune because they went and did it while the plain bellies were busy 'moping around on the beaches'
Well, it was interesting that McBean asked for $3.00 eaches of the Plain bellied, and $10.00 eaches of the Star Bellied. Maybe there was an implication in that that the Plain Bellied just didn't have as much money?
Jenifer Joseph there is a clear flaw with your argument. namely that the they the would have have the same amount of many as both groups ran out of money at the same time give or take. also the price to add or remove did not change. if one group had more or less in the beginning then either that group would have stopped at a different point or the prices would have had to be adjusted based on which group they originally belonged to.
True, true. Ah, the Dr. Seuss fan theories. Those are always fun!
what the star bellied had, that the plain bellies didn't, was favorable treatment by 100% of sneetches.
The story shows that they were approximately 50% 50% They both ran though both machines. They were lesser because the yielded and said 'ok...' instead of saying 'lol fuck u I'll get my own'
It always makes me chuckle that they just used the one "Thank you" clip for Sylverster McMonkey McBean for all 30+ times he says it.
ilikethecokev2 Yeah, like, "I'm depressed." "Here's a ten dollar bill." " *THANK YOU!* "
This has to be my second favorite Dr. Suess story.
You just cannot compete with The Butter Battle Book.
Is that the one that Netflix made a show?
@@bryandenis2549 I have no clue but I hope not.
The Butter Battle Book is a story about the cold war and mutually assured destruction, as well as the arms race.
The name comes from why the two sides are fighting; one side puts butter on top of their toast, the other puts it on the bottom. Dr. Suess put his on the sides.
@@psyxypher3881 Yeah Netflix did a series based on that but they made it VERY kid friendly, it's a sequel to a storyline based off of Green Eggs and Ham and a pretty fun watch if you have the time
The Butter Battle was actually the basis for the 2nd Season of Green Eggs & Ham. While the 1st Season focused on the Book of the same name. The 2nd Season actually bases the plot on the Butter Battle, all while have a Secret Agent theme, and style.
It was actually well made and the animation is gorgeous. If you get the chance to watch I highly recommend it.
It stuff like the scene at 7:57 that just makes me wish more people were doing that more surreal 70's style of animation again.
The sound design too!
I love the way Sylvester says "thank you"
THENK YEW. THENK YEW. THENK YEW.
"THE SNEETCHES" Song list:
0:00 S-N-E-E-T-C-H-E-S, Sneetches!
2:10 Lovely Little Star
2:56 A Toast to Belly Stars
6:00 Bless our Lucky Stars
8:45 Abdominal Stars are Abominable
11:42 A Toast to Belly Stars (reprise)
Cool
And then they immediately began fighting the parasitic Leetches.
For me, the businessman, in this story, represents the 1%... and the Sneetches are the people, caught up on race, religion, and orientation.
More like the 0.01%
The 1% is mainly made out of 2 gs15's
Or In. On-government terms, family's who's mother and father both are in high paying jobs!
Such as lawyers, surgeons etc.
stop
Your work is 100% GUARANTEE WOW
Bruh Dr. Seuss made this
@@fluoxvonhoovienheimer4706 100% is a conman's guarantee; in fact the government looks for people making 100% claims because it's a bulletproof sign that you're a fraudster. Remember 'we build the wall'? That's how the caught them.
@@fluoxvonhoovienheimer4706 that man was a genius
Racism/discrimination and trends all in one 12 minute animation.
Oh, and marketing stategies.
Also this can be symbollicaly Nazi Gernamy
Charles Manson omg he predicated Hitler
Charles Manson really it is a Dr.Suess childrens show
Charles Manson I sort of agree with you
We humans are like the Sneetches in that we look at the small things that make us different instead of focusing on the things that we have in common.
Perhaps.
Peter McCory you are brilliant - thank you for making me smile on again. For those who have not had Peter come perform for your kids you are missing a great experience. Looking forward to seeing you again this summer!!!
Trump Star Belly would say we need to build a wall to keep out the non-star bellies.
Lmao
Or, he would say, let everyone who is on the beaches LEGALLY participate in the American Dream. Let Mexico, Afghanistan, Pakistan, etc., make their own dream!
Karl Stine lol right
true
Plz be a joke
Why couldn't the plain belly sane etches just do their own frank whatever toast instead of moping around like soar losers?
They could fly?
The plain belly sneetches were raised to be attentive to the opinions of others (as opposed to star bellies, raised to look down on others), and therefore genuinely believed they were the "worst sneetches". Therefore, even if they had their own parties, they believed it would be nothing like the amazing parties that the "best sneetches" had, and figured they shouldn't even bother. The plain bellies don't want to have parties with the "worst" group - they want to have parties with the "best" group.
frankfurter
I'm amazed that non of the sneetches were suspicious of Mr. Mcbean working with both sides
As long as the sneetches got what they wanted they didn’t care
That’s part of what has led to America’s downfall in the 21st century. As long as the American public was getting what they wanted when they wanted it, they didn’t care who sold it to them or who’s pockets they were lining i with money.
In essence, we ended up funding our own destruction.
Kinda how like in American politics, someone won't care they are being screwed over so long as someone they hate are as well
But it did serve them right
See, he's playing both sides so he always comes out on top
McBean represents all politicians
Hillary lies more than McBean
***** Pretty sure he won
McBean represents the political class, who directly profit from the current race/class/gender struggles that they have instigated. Star, no star, they don't care so long as they get rich and get to control people's lives.
Before you blow me up, tell me this: name one national Democrat politician who is NOT a millionaire.
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drummer703 lol
This story is about Classism not Racism.
Brendyn Robertson I don't know I got the impression of segregation
Brendyn Robertson I mean it's the same message ether way
Brendyn Robertson It's about discrimination.
Gel Not quite, it's pointing to class issues.
***** I agree
the mechanical designs of Dr. Suess is one of the great mysteries of the universe that will never be explainable.
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#starsarestupid
#starbellylivesmatter
STUPID lil STARS
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Matthew Bowen man shut yo ass up
I know this isn't the point of the story but the songs in this video are catchy as hell.
Lmao
This is why I respect Dr. Seuss and his work. He taught children life lessons through these stories
I had the Sneetches + GEaH duo dvd and seeing this again made me nostalgic
4:25 So that is what a Onceler looks like.
I was thinking the exact same thing!
Before the.........other Onceler,we had Mc Bean
Dr. Seuess + a character with complex machinery = an animation experience bar none...witness the restaurant scene from GRINCH GRINCHES THE CAT IN THE HAT (only this time it's a Spike Jones take on Dvorak's Humoresque, performed by Spike's right hand man snd his own band, The Phunharmonic and not a Dean Elliott funk riff)
A TOAST! Raise your good fellow stick. oh my.....
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Good-fellow sticks out for Harambe! /shot
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Wow. I haven’t seen this in a very long time. This is so nostalgic! Thanks TH-cam algorithm!
When I was little I thought this was about tattoos
peter boyden XD
Same
True dat
XD
XD it kinda is
Perhaps the best example of inequality in a children's book.
Sadly, from most of the comments posted here, people think this only applies to race and miss only the other forms this takes. At the time this story was created, racism may have been the overwhelming problem in the western world; however, today classism is in full force and the sneetches in this movie symbolize it very well.
I think this applies best to racism as the problem with the sneetches was their appearance. However, this doesn't mean that we should ignore problems like classism.
4:40 Damn the new PilotRedSun track goes hard
Nah this is more like Proto-Penis Music
I can’t remember a single thing from high school, yet I know Sylvester McMonkey McBean. I guess Dr Seuss did a good job making something timeless.
Darth Regius yes thanks Dr. Seuss
my favorite book to read to my son. what a lesson for all of us to learn
Absolutely beautiful. I remember this when I was a boy. Of course there was no video or internet, yet I was completely fascinated with the book nonetheless. It carries a very important message too and I think I caught it 50 years ago. Yep 1960s!!
Remember kids: "Dont be a racist"
Yep
You are right
It can also be about acceptance and anti bullying.
Didn't work so well
It's not about 'don't be racist' as don't think one person is more superior to another because of physical characteristics! It goes deeper than skin! It's also saying don't let corporate America, the government, and media take advantage of our greed!
this is just a story to me about the success of one man in a capitalist society by manipulating the stupidity of the populace
Cataphract I know it can be interpreted in many ways
We need more of those
Burger king Aka king of america
ikr!!!
Hey it’s the people’s fault for falling for it so that’s on them
🎶From the heights of Muba Muba, To the Gullies of Ga-Zoo There is nobody else who has one, We're the favorite few who do.🎶 I always loved the Sneetches singing voices when they sing that part.
A really great allegory against any kind of bigotry. I remember seeing this as a kid and am glad to find it again! I hope kids of all ages continue to enjoy this for many generations to come.
The way Dr. Seuss's story always say the real things
One thought I got from watching this even as a kid: "That's racist."
Justin Sims that the point of the vid to teach you not to be racist
I watch this every day when it's Dr.Seuss's birthday!
My childhood in a nutshell the nostalgia literally hurts its so powerful this was an everyday thing growing up
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LET IT GROW LET IT GROW
I just came from that video..😂
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Cheebow Tbh LOL LET IT GROW
I got shown this in class over ten years ago.
How I ever forgot it, I simply don't know.
I couldn't see it then, how it reflects modern day.
Thank you for publishing it, I'll commend you if I may.
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Dr. Seuss was a great children’s political author. “The Sneetches” is about racism, “The Butter Battle Book” is a satire of the Cold War’s arms race, and “Horton Hears a Who!” is about abortion and protecting life.
I didn't know that!
Abortion? I get the protecting life thing, but I don’t see how an entire city inside of a poppy could correlate to a fetus deletus debate.
I’d argue it’s more of a “protecting nature” aseop or a lesson in fear mongering (the kangaroo convincing everyone in the jungle to arrest Horton and kill the poppy)
Horton hears a who is about the japanese during world war 2 lol.
@@abbycollins “a person is a person, no matter how small.”
@@ryaku5 Yea!
I love how sneetches casually bully a like 6yo kid and his parents
Sylvester McBean was not really the slick con artist who took advantage of the Sneetches, but was also a teacher who showed them how vainglorious they acted with the star/ no star debate