Hey guys, just wanted to say this was all in good fun. Certainly no disrespect to the creator. Was just being a silly goofball! Nothing but love here. Hugs and kisses
There's a rule for Disney mascots on the park that states to NEVER break character, which I think would be a fucking golden premise for one of your animations.
As a former cast member part of what drove me up a wall was the Disney adults that worked with you. They were the biggest snitches over small things and the biggest nags. They make it terrible to visit and work there.
@@theghosty99 trust me this is very stressful even if it doesn't feel this way. I am currently going through a process and both me and my partner are scared the process may fall through for a property we really really really liked.
I will be honest this guy is pretty tame for being a Disney adult. I've seen some Disney adults ball their eyes out when they just walk up to the place and it looks like they drive their family insane when they go
@@Alesae132yeah it would still be weird if it was a woman, that’s not what the original comment was implying. It’s the fact that the person in the video is a dude, and he did that in the video… which is what the person was referring to
@@Alesae132 yeah I’m a grown man myself and it’s pretty easy to acknowledge that men are exponentially more likely to be predators than women. I haven’t seen Chris Hanson tell a single woman to “have a seat right over there.”
I don’t have kids but I have a two year old nephew. Alesae, I hope this is okay with you, but man or woman, regardless of location, if I saw a person all by themselves filming or photographing him the consequences could go from “what the hell are you doing?” to punch o’ clock real quick.
I worked at Aulani in Hawaii and witnessed a Disney adult knock a child down in excitement of a Disney character arriving at an event, the disgusting part was when the child started crying the adult became the victim and blamed the child for being overexcited and running around the event. I quit a couple of weeks later and life is better.
When I was little we flew over to Oahu for a day and that was the hotel my parents chose, for fun I guess. My only memory of the whole experience was the daycare part where I played plants vs zombies for 6 hours straight
I actually asked the workers at the gift shop in Disneyland Paris how they manage to stay sane with the looping Avengers music in the background and I could tell they were fighting their employee training when they answered through gritted teeth “oh, no, it’s fine! After a while you just tune it out!” 🤣🤣🤣
i work at a theme that isnt disney and i straight up tell people it feels like they play the same songs in a loop like a government experiment to see how long we'll last before we go mental - which a few of us already have
I'm not gonna shame somebody for enjoying their day and wanting to share that joy with others. I am gonna shame somebody for getting excited that they're updating the concrete.
I think there is a big difference between people who enjoy going to disney and go as adults and people who make disney their whole personality and are obsessed with it. Making your company your personality is super weird
I dated a girl who was a disney adult. She was absolutely gorgeous . The disney obssession threw me off more than anything . I think she got married at disney. But she went several times a year .
Idc about Disney so I've got no skin in the game but as someone who grew up poor, I can get why some adults might want to go whether they have kids or not. Idk couldn't you compare it to going to comic-con? Everyone's there bc they like the fandoms 🤷🏾♀️
@@Magical_Melanin_Megan It's just an internet trend to hate on it. I don't think most people really even have an authentic personal opinion on this. It's free content for MC
My trigonometry teacher was a Disney adult and I wanted to poke fun at it but she had a massive heart and was unbelievably kind to everybody so you can’t hate
My girlfriend and I went when we were down in Florida for a wedding, and the one thing that stuck out the most to me was the amount of grown older men with high end cameras and no family or kids with them
Why is it weird to take pictures somewhere millions of people take pictures? Also how do you know that they don't have other people with them? Did you follow them all day to confirm?😊
my ex wife is a disney adult. In the 3 years of owning annual passes we went river 436 times. Disneyland is Kurt Cobain pov magical after driving 2 hours each way for one full year of going to Disney. I would rather have Olive Garden's endless breadsticks shoved up my ass while a sounding rod of alreado sauce goes in than go to Disneyland again. (sorry for food imagery I'm just really hungry lol)
Just the fact this guy said “it’s 34 dollars” when it said $34.99, just goes to show how deeply involved this man’s psyche is influenced and deluded by Disney.
The cruelest thing about Disney is that they spent the last 100 years conditioning these people to consume traditional romance, while simultaneously ensuring they will never be a desirable partner.
It *fits* our particular malaise, doesn't it? Like in Dragonball, when Frieza went to HFIL, and his punishment was just singing and dancing critters. A cake-walk for you or I, but to him it was torture tried and true.
My family moved to Florida when I was in 2nd grade and all my friends were like “oh wow I bet you’re gonna go to Disney like every weekend!” and my parents made it abundantly clear that we would never be doing that because it was overpriced and boring. I used to think they were mean for doing that but now at 30 I totally understand why my lower middle class parents didn’t want to spend their hard earned money to stand in line on the hot crowded concrete with a bunch of fanny pack families and crying children
Disneyland is fun if you have a season pass which is not that bad when you do monthly payments and if you compare it to people like my friends who go to every festival ever which are 300 dollars and up and you go every other month to stand in crowds squeezed to death with sweaty stinky people then Disney is really not bad but again i like it with a season pass because i go for 3-4 hours a day and do a couple things and go home but i would hate being there for a full day the truth about Disney and how expensive it is there is really overstated when really everything is gonna be expensive to do like if you vacation for a week it’s a thousand and up if you go to festivals like raves and that’s your thing your spending 300 and up i mean shit people spent thousands for Taylor swift tickets also sports games etc all that shit is expensive but Disney is really not that badly priced in comparison and the whole long line stuff too is overstated like for example when my friends and i went to comic con shit was packed i feel like it’s really just your mindset most shit is gonna be a 100+,packed,hot, expensive foods you honestly might as well stay inside and sleep if you aren’t gonna spend money
Maybe this "obsession" with Disney is this guy trying to hold onto the last thing that brought him any semblance of happiness; there's some signs that this dude is _not_ in a good place. I hope he's doing ok now.
the more you hold on the worse it gets once you let go, and you have to let go, maybe that's why people cringe at that idea, we have a perpetually juvenile society, nobody wants to grow up, so they end up becoming adult children and you know what? it sucks both ways, but one implies strength of character, facing shit on your own terms instead of being perpetually lost at sea, holding on to the fetishes of your childhood until you die
@@jforozco12I wish people were more juvenile. Adults suck ass. I love people with "childish" qualities. Just like those obsessed with Halloween or Christmas. Growing up isn't leaving stuff behind, but adding experiences to your life. There's no prize for being the most "grown up" adult.
I'm so happy this video exists. I felt like a lone asshole when it comes to shitting on Disney adult vloggers. My gf and I watch Paging Mr. Morrow and Super Enthused fairly often and although both people seem very nice, there's something about adults acting like little babies that sends my brain back to caveman times. I highly suggest watching Paging Mr. Morrow on stream sometime.
Honestly the only Disney adults I can stand are the ones that actually review the theme parks and give advice on how to navigate them/what’s worth spending your money on. It sounds absolutely crazy to say, but as someone who has been to Disney (both in Florida and California) many times, Disney outright refuses to make their park experience easy on the average guest. Being an adult with a video camera at Disneyland is only not cringe when you’re doing it to help people not have a mental breakdown over trying to comprehend the convoluted way Disney runs their parks. ESPECIALLY in the post covid era, in which Disney had decided they care about making money and not sense.
Papa Hamburger’s humor mixed with the editing touches is perfect. The volume reduction when he did the Lightning McQueen joke had me giggling like a child.
simply making the line longer is enough to warrant a stfu and let the kids enjoy it. I get it if you never went as a kid or w.e. ya makeup in your head to justify it but once youve gone as an adult wrap it up and go to universal like the rest of us ya weirdos@@johnmcclatchy
@@johnmcclatchyi wonder if anyone’s experience is an enjoyable one in a disney park, the one time i went i wanted to run out screaming, it’s such a crowded, money grubbing, loud, sickening environment and the screeching adults in short shorts and mickey ears is insufferable lol
At the end of last summer, my wife and I took our 4 and 8 year old kids to Disney World in FL. At the end of the day, we (regretfully) found ourselves in yet another gift shop, and as I’m in there trying to fend off my rabid kids every 3 seconds who want me to buy them yet another completely random and horribly overpriced piece of crap, I saw a bunch of Disney Adults forming this massive line that snaked out the door. They all seemed to be facing a woman who appeared to be restocking one of the shelves. I asked someone in line what they were waiting for, because it seemed important, and like 10 of them yelled “HALLOWEEN STUFF!!!” And I tried not to do it, but the urge to audibly laugh out loud and shake my head in disbelief was involuntary. I just couldn’t help it. They were chomping at the bit to get first crack at Disney Halloween stuff. Like, they probably formulated explicit and highly orchestrated plans for being at that exact store at that exact moment in time to face that exact shelving unit to purchase Disney Halloween items. Just think about that.
You see, I totally get doing this once in a while. Doing it once in a while is fun, it's exciting! And then you take your treasure home and have it and the fun memories you have of finding it. But dear God, these people will do that several times a season.
I enjoy going to Disney as a grown man, but am always blown away at the majority of adults who are legitimately excited/crying while standing in a 2 hour long line to take a picture with some guy dressed in a Stitch costume
theres another wrinkle to the disney adult phenomenon in that they get overly critical of disney since they have their whole sense of identity and happiness invested in it so they expect them to be miracle workers 24/7. They meltdown over things out of their control like random food a kid dropped, and it takes a while for a cast member to see/clean or some peeling paint. When your a kid you would filter petty shit like that out cuz you were taking the park in. Familiarity breeds contempt and disney adults are often the most contempt.
“familiarity breeds contempt” while that’s true most of the time, there are plenty of people who are perfectly happy doing the same things on repeat because they find new ways to experience that same thing… it’s kinda like playing a video game: if you play the same game the exact same way over and over again it can get boring, BUT there are always more than 1 way to play a game: you could set restrictions/challenges/speedruns for yourself, you could try taking a different path to the same ending, you could seek out a different ending entirely, you could attempt to obtain every collectible, you could play on different difficulty settings, you could use mods, etc… while familiarity *can* breed contempt, you can always make things interesting through trying new things… if you’re in a relationship you can travel around the world and go on plenty of romantic dates to keep things interesting, if you have a job you can volunteer to participate in new projects to keep yourself challenged, if you’re living in a city you can go to new buildings/facilities/businesses around the city to experience new aspects of your city, etc… oh, also, don’t try and do everything all at once: it’s much wiser to take things slow, and do one thing at a time because *that* is how you keep yourself from getting burned out too quickly… when watching a show you should only watch a handful of episodes a day, rather than binging an entire season every day; when dating someone you should dedicate each date to a different activity, rather than doing too many activities in one date… take your time in life: allow your life to span across several years, rather than trying to condense your life into the span of a single week
@@touch_me. that is a valid point you brought up. Though I would argue it's not always a 1 to 1 comparison. With your average guest who visits Disney Land, that does make sense. But these hardcore Disney Adults take the smallest of inconveniences way too seriously, because they *expect* the park to operate exactly how *they* want it to operate. It would be like playing Super Mario Brothers for the 50th time, and then, out of no where, you hear Mario screaming at the top of his lungs because the ground was too dirty.
Nothing wrong with liking something. But once you're obnoxious about it, then it becomes a problem. You can like stuff that's technically for kids without being emotionally immature.
@@touch_me. my man I am thoroughly dissapointed... i expected a disney adult rant in your first paragraph, not a plug for Fallout New Vegas lol. (seriously though damm good insight and thoughts)
Hey man, Big Disney enthusiast here. Honestly I do think that statue is 3D printed that you showed in the video. I can't believe they'd betray our hopes like that.
I dated a girl that was a Disney adult. Every single object in her room was from Frozen or one of the other Disney princess movies, and she would non stop send me songs from the movies that made her "think of me". I really shoulda noped out after she said "I love you" on the first date, but I caved into my loneliness and boy.. did I screw up lol. Wild couple of weeks that was.
I feel like there is an obvious overlap between people obsessed with movies about teens falling in love with the first opposite sexed person they see and people who show inappropriate levels of emotional attachment to someone early in the relationship.
In my experience, people with Disney obsessions are desperately trying to relive the childlike wonder and magic that came with going to Disneyland or seeing Disney movies. I get the nostalgia, but people like her with such a crazy obsession is a huge red flag. She never grew up.
My wife got the web shooters for our 8 year old while they were at Disney this year. While there, she video called me and I swear that dude was there and being an absolute creep with people. Interjecting himself into conversations and just being an overall weirdo. Web shooters are fun though. She did not buy the wakanda forever jerk off aid. Big sad 😂😂😂
Dude, I took my daughter to Disney California back in June. It was a fucking nightmare. She hated it and I hated it. Mainly due to how long lines were and I hated how expensive everything was. Way too crowded. By the middle of day two, she just wanted to spend the rest of the vacation at the hotel pool. She’s 8 so she’s the prime age for someone to love Disney but she was just bored the entire time. I don’t know how an adult could love that place, I’m 37 and was looking forward to it but once I was there reality hit me in the face. Place sucks. Maybe Disney World is different.
Same experience with my daughter this past spring. We ended up staying at the hotel pool and last day even going to the beach instead . Disneyland CA is god awful , not what I remember when I was a kid. Only reason we got on any rides was cause I paid the fast passes ,which I only did cause I figured I spent 900$ on passes we might as well ride something.
@@Boggrott I didn’t even think about the fast pass. My kid didn’t even want any pictures with any of the characters or autographs for her autograph book. Other than swimming, the only thing she enjoyed the entire time was the Princess makeover thing and buying an expensive crown. She also had more fun taking her first ride on a plane to get there than any of the rides there. I went when in 1996 so it’s shocking how short the rides are in comparison to the length of the line as an adult. I did notice a lot of those older Disney adult fans this video talks about it and it was just bizarre to me. I also noticed my kid and my sister’s kids aren’t even really into Disney stuff like kids were when I grew up…people can shit on TH-cam all they want but the current generation of kids love it. I think they would have been way more excited seeing a TH-camr they watch than they would Mickey Mouse or Cinderella. Most kids at the park seemed so indifferent to all the costumed characters walking around lol
I’m 24 and never was able to go as a kid. I enjoyed the handful of times I’ve gone now as an adult, but man I do have to agree that adults whose world revolve around going to Disney’s parks is super cringe and weird.
It's unfortunate that people have to tell their viewers not to harass people. Like it's not a big deal to rib someone you don't know, but some bungholes just take it way too far.
Publicly berating them is perfectly okay but leaving a comment on their video is too much? Lol he shits on this guy for 20 minutes. He’s just as big of a piece of shit as any viewer who would harass him
I remember when I went to Disney World in Florida for my senior high school trip. I was having the time of my life. Riding fun rides, eating Mickey Mouse shaped waffles for breakfast, meeting my favorite Disney characters. It does make you feel like a kid again. But then my friend told me that there was a huge earthquake in Japan that killed a lot of people. After that, the weird dissonance I felt throughout the rest of my time there was weird. I'll never forget that. Lol
@@TheStickyB10 Well, that makes sense. There is too much dark shit going on in the world to care about it all, but when it hits you or one you care it becomes real. Too bad it ruined your experience, hope your friends were okay.
I’m a Disney fan who is 19, but I don’t associate with Disney adults because they bullied me off of insta when I was 13. They did it over because I had a dedicated page to the ride It’s A Small World at Disneyland. Once I left, and deleted the page, they celebrated bullying me. The Disney adults who bullied me posted pictures in front of the ride with captions “We are here at our magical place and our favorite ride!!”
there's something so unsettling about the Disney parks specifically. The bright plastic, weird gaudy feel of everything is so sinister to me. Even before you add in the fact that so many of the workers are mistreated, encouraged not to upset guests even as they're SH-ing or SA-ing them (because God forbid the magic is dampened even for a moment✨🌟💫).
Truth be told, coping with being dragged to Disneyland constantly involved me digging up the crazy history and deaths in the parks. There’s definitely something dark behind the facade.
I was going to make a joke about the most unsettling thing being the 3D printed stuff, but after reading the latter part of that comment I just feel bad…
I wouldn't say that I am a Disney adult, but I must admit that I freaked the hell out with excitement the first time I got to see The Haunted Mansion in person. I'm a huge special/practical effects nerd, so it was pretty amazing seeing all the cool effects in person. I also was excited when I visited Galaxy's Edge. That shit was cool.
@PeachFlavoredKaiju The only fragment of an explanation I can think of is that it happened coincidentally in the past, and the kid got free tickets for life. Some weirdo could see that as reason enough to give birth in a food court.
@@PeachFlavoredKaiju There's a myth floating around the internet that if you give birth at a Disney Park you get free tickets for life or something like that. I don't know if it's still widely believed, but for a while that's why people would try.
It does make me kinda sad as a person who never got to be a Disney KID, I wish I could go there and feel the joy these people feel. I know I'll just be underwhelmed.
@@MEDICUS729see I thought it was fun but yes underwhelming and even in 4th grade I realized they kinda just aren’t worth the money for it, at least like staying at the resorts and shit. I would have liked to try animal kingdom maybe and do that shit now but I don’t think I could do more than 2-3 days most
most people die from starvation or related problems as children. be happy you probably didnt even have to skip eating for two years to be able to buy your first car
It’s amazing because even as they’re watching your video their brain damage is so incurable they leave replies like this “Omg i’m like completely void of reality”
My gf in college and her mother are 100% Disney adults. They go, dress up and do every single thing that is available. For 3 people they ended up spending $2k each back in 2009 for like two days. What a weird experience it was. Going around the world was cool though at Epcot, drinking a beer at each place.
I feel like Disney is fun every once in awhile. I went to Disney in high school for the first time and went again as like a 30 something year old with family. I likely will not go until I have kids old enough to remember the experience. I feel like going multiple times a year would just suck the joy out of it.
I'm happy this guy is so blown away by everything. My brother is the same, he just had a baby and he's already booked a disney vacation for when she's old enough, and I've been invited along. Luckily my love for my niece trumps my hatred for Florida
that's weird. Adults should be able to enjoy things and escape the harshness of reality sometimes but when it's your ENTIRE personality,that's a different story. You dodged something for sure
@@Mazskara oh no showing interest in you through your publicity available app you probably added her on what a stalker. I'm guessing she stopped talking to you and you're still trying to cope.
Nice to see Papa Meat gave Disneyworld a shot for himself, but he's definitely right about keeping it a once-in-a-decade sort of thing so the "Disney experience" doesn't lose its lustre.
Paying 20$ for a beer to then stand in line 3 hours for a 3 minute ride is not my idea of a fun vacation. Small parks over very priced Disney anyway for me.
16:31 at 6flags ur not allowed to record on rides and idk why Disney isn’t enforcing that as well. If ur phone or camera slips out of ur hand and someone behind you on the coaster goes flying into that object they’re genuinely gonna get hurt
I went to Disney World when I was 6, and I was kind of over it after a few hours of waiting in lines. Shitting my pants in the big golf ball at Epcot was probably a contributing factor, but me shitting my pants was an expected part of our family vacations.
As a millennial that can't afford anything..-and who grew up poor listening to other kids talking about going to Disney.. I do understand the certain percentage of adults like me who might get to eventually afford going for the first time, and just being excited about finally going and experiencing it all. I've been to SIx Flags in Georgia and Carowinds, but it doesn't seem like either hold a candle to the immense offerings at Disney. It would be an overload for sure. I've heard other TH-camrs and a whole lot of Boomers saying people in their 30s and such shouldn't even be there unless they have kids. Just let people enjoy things, holy hell. Life is depressing enough as it is. (*NOTE* that's not a jab at Papa Meat specifically. Only at the idiotic gatekeepers against fun.)
I took my daughter to Disneyland a few weeks ago. It was all adults everywhere. The lines were all very long and full of 20 to 30 somethings decked out in Disney gear. There are still kids around but the couples without children truly dominate Disney now
Thats because we take ourselves and go with friends now instead of family vacations. Many are like me whose parents could never afford to take us and always promised to so its a therapeutic way to make up for lost time and still go enjoy new foods and exotic restaurants and seasonal items we wouldnt normally have access to in our own hometowns
i think this could also be bc of pricing. they got rid of kids ticket prices a few years ago but i think they realized less kids were going so they are adding a $50 kids ticket in january
@LeftlineJumper that's nice for you but Disneyland to me is all about children and now adults make up the majority of the lines. My poor daughter could only go on 4 rides all day
@@LeftlineJumper actually most people I speak to it is the case. There are so damn many adults without kids there now that one of my friends didn't renew her passes with her family. I guess that's good for Disney adults
Exactly it's not real happiness, just extravagant coping over something traumatic that happened to him in childhood, probably sexually touched or something.
Fun fact about the monorail at Disney, it’s the most successful public transportation mode in the US, but that’s really sad because it’s a tourist attraction serving a tourist attraction almost exclusively.
what's the metric used to judge success? NYC's subway has millions of riders per day which I kinda doubt the monorail does and I would personally consider a more important metric when judging how successful a public transportation method is.
We had a monorail in Sydney, nobody knows why it was built, nobody used it. It was an expensive novelty.. which I guess works when its a theme park and not supposed to be commercially viable infrastructure.
I’m no Disney adult but as an observer, I can easily break things down into simple terms. There is a fine line between an adult who enjoys going to Disney and a Disney ™️ Adult. An adult that enjoys going to Disney is just one that literally goes, walks around, get on rides, regretfully pay for food, take like 4-5 minutes to look at the main street parade before leaving the park. Now a Disney ™️ Adult will pin point every single detail down to goofies flyer that somehow has a hidden Mickey engraved
As a Disney adult who’s never watched that Vlog channel before, this video making fun of him is one of the funniest things I’ve seen in a while. You had me in tears. I blew snot into my Frosty. As a psycho who’s a big fan of these parks (I even worked in the college program) it was hysterical to hear one of my favorite TH-camrs witness this insanity from the outside. You really should make a toon about Disney adults. It would be the funniest thing in the world.
😂😂😂 At least you're self aware of it ❤ A lot of people aren't aware that their psychos. I always love someone who can be aware of their psycho traits. Being a disney adult(psycho trait) past a certain age is fine as long as you're self aware.
There’s Disney adults and there are people who happen to be adults who like Disney One of them are creepy, weird, awkward, and annoying as shit, while the other one is just people who do normal people things and aren’t the ghosts of Walt Disney’s enslaved board members
I went to Universal studios for the first time in my life when I was 21 with a friend who was 20. We are both from Ukraine and we’ve never seen anything like this, we’ve never been to an amusement park of this caliber . Anyway, we were soooo excited! We looked like we were having a fever 😅 laughing and pointing at everything in amusement. I felt like a child again and it was unbelievable. I didn’t care if we looked cringey , you guys probably don’t realize how unbelievable your amusement parks are for someone from abroad. It was the best day of my life and I am so happy I wasn’t spoiled with attending other parks prior to this .
You and your friend sounded like you had a great first experience! But when you are a guy in your 30s alone and youve been like 50 times its a bit much.
I've been to Universal Studios a few times in my life and I liked it. Hated all the lines and so many people, but I don't regret going. I couldn't imagine going every week or even once a month, though.
Vlogging in public is so sad. The second hand embarrassment is immeasurable. Doing it at Disney of all places, alone, without children should be a capital crime imo.
When Disney closed during covid all the Disney “adults” tried to go out and touch grass and camp. It was a disaster. The boundary waters in Minnesota had so many issues with people getting stranded and leaving garbage all over. Needless to say, Disney adults can’t handle simple camping.
MN native and it sadly was not just Disney adults but EVERYONE who wouldn't normally ever camp decided why not cause of Covid. I will never forget how the lake I grew up by and walked around daily my whole life and I'd see like 10 other walkers maybe on a daily basis. The day after lock down I counted 100 people on walks. It was insane.
I remember during Covid stumbling upon a video of Disney adults walking around the property immediately outside of Disney Land and reminiscing about the parks like they havent been there in years. It was only a few months after they shut down.
Took my son to Disney World about 2 years ago and it was just strange. I saw very few children and more adults just taking selfies, harassing workers and buying so much merch. I actually got weird looks just chilling on my phone while waiting in line to ride something w/ my kid. Everybody else was going crazy waiting 3 hours in line... I was bored as fuck.
Nah Disney adults are weird. My daughter had a play date and when we got to her house, her mom had all these beautiful paintings, everywhere. Upon closer inspection, every painting had disney characters in it. And it was Christmas time, so her tree was up, and every ornament was a mickey mouse head but with Christmas designs on them. And the daughter had every princess dress. Not like the ones you get from the spirit Halloween. These were legit, the dresses the pricesses actually wore. The mom asked me when i went to D World last, and i said, ive only been once, at maybe 12? And shes like"oh! We try to go every season!" Like I'd rather spend my money doing other things...
Actually though? You couldnt pay me to participate in any of this. I like fun as much as the next loser but NONE of this looks fun, especially the crowds and how quickly they reopened as soon as the pandemic settled down.
Hunter: "disney adults are horrifyign creatures" also hunter: **standing menacingly behind a bunch of kids with a mickey mouse hat on looking like he just drank the bartender out of his cellar.**
Let’s not forget that Disney has events marketed to Adults, like drinking around Epcot and the food and wine festival. I know Universal used to have an after hours for adults that I remember thinking, “I can’t wait to check that out” when I grew up. Also if it’s not obvious that adults spend money, not children. Millennials now have the buying power, I’d argue Disney’s marketing strategy for folks to be Disney Adults was established when us millennials were children.
I'm a big Disney fan. I buy all the movies on blu-ray, get random merch stuff, collect their card game and study their films often. But, I'm also coming at my fandom from an artist's perspective, as I've been actively studying the Disney style and trying to improve in it as a working art professional. I've never been to Disney land and probably will never go. I have lots of anime stuff too, but I haven't watched an anime in about 15 years. I feel that we shouldn't judge people too harshly for what they're into. When you find something you're passionate about it often feels as though YOU were chosen, rather than you chose it. There's plenty of adults who're just as passionate as "Disney Adults" but it's over a predetermined, socially aligned and very common fandom. If a 24 year old man is obsessed with the UFC and trains in BJJ, his mania is "normal", if someone's 30 and obsessed with politics and always talking about it, that's not seen as "cringe". You can be into Dragon Ball at 40 and it's OKAY, but if it's Donald Duck then it's weird. Everyone has their own sensibilities and reasons for loving stuff. If they're just living their lives and it enriches them, why put a magnifying glass onto them and judge so harshly? "Normal" people, with "normal" interests often appear to be "normal" out of a fear of accepting themselves. I used to work in the Japanese idol industry, and sometimes people would show interest in that world, so I'd introduce them to it properly. They'd reject it out of discomfort of being judged, but not because they weren't interested. You'd be surprised how many of you have the potential to be a Disney adult, but you allow society to separate you from your heart.
papa meat please make a part 2 of this!! i love this vid so much the actual creator came up on my recommended and he goes to disney world to look at a wedding venue even tho he’s not engaged!? and literally just goes off on his own at the venue and vlogs without his gf ?!?
I understand having Disney nostalgia as an adult. For many going there as a kid was one of the highlights of their lives, i know for me it was. It was like nothing else on earth. That said, it is cringey when adults go beyond basic visits to the parks and collecting disney memorabilia and start putting a huge emotional investment in it. It reminds me of child pageants, cringey ass parents being way more into something than the kids.
Yeah, if you were the perfect age (extremely young) when movies like Aladdin or Lion King came out (the originals, not the poopy remakes), you tend to develop a strong attachment to those defining early moviegoing experiences that other generations don’t get to enjoy. Unfortunately, being a millennial who grew up in the so-called “90’s Disney Renaissance” seems to also drastically increase your risk factor of becoming a “Disney adult,” and in that sense I actually envy today’s children growing up with a healthy skepticism of the corporation due to the…inconsistency of their recent output under Igor, Chapek, and then Iger again,.
On the flip side…they’ll be valuable later on. Think about it, anything 20,000 leagues under the sea is rare and can raise in Value over time. I once saw the nautilus model at a comic store going for 2k…
One of my dad's fondest memories was when my family went to Disney World in the 90s, when I was six. I'd been so hyped from all the commercials on TV that I didn't sleep at all the night before. Then we get there and it was nothing but long lines because it was summer and crowded and while waiting in lines for a ride I, tired and overheated in the blazing sun, looked up at my dad, pouting, and said "The TV lied!! 😡" In the end, we had way more fun at Busch Gardens Tampa a couple days later.
My mother is a Disney adult. She doesn't dress up or anything like that, but Disney influences pretty much every aspect of her life. She has all the movies, lots of statues and stuffed animals, her purse is Pinocchio themed (Jiminy Cricket is her favorite character), and we've been to Disney World almost a dozen times. As a kid, it was cool to get to go to Disney World quite a few times, but as an young adult I started to think it was a little weird. As an adult, I got a better understanding of what was going on. As a kid, my mother and her siblings were terribly abused by her mother, both physically and psychologically. Watching the "World of Color" and "Wonderful World of Disney" gave her a temporary escape from that life. As she grew up, Disney became that "safe space" she could turn to. To me, using Disney as a safe space is no different than someone using alcohol and drugs as a coping mechanism for their lives. You are using something fake to temporarily distract you from your fucked up reality. I get this vid was meant to be funny, and this guy in the vid was pretty cringe to be honest, but just thought I would post this up for people to read. As for going to Disney World, I highly recommend it, even if you aren't a Disney nut. We have a time share down there now, and you don't have to do the parks if you don't want to. There are bits of Disney everywhere, but there are plenty of things for adults to do beyond rides. The restaurants are almost all fantastic. The mid to high end resorts are all top class. The lower end ones are all kind of kitsch in my opinion. I was pretty bummed out when they took out the animation stuff at the back of Hollywood studios as there were plenty of reproductions of classic art you could look at up close. I spent hours looking at the background plates and sketches from the really early films and cartoons. There were quite a few easter eggs there. Beyond the core Disney stuff (Mickey Donald etc) they've also got Jim Henson stuff, Star Wars, Indiana Jones etc. Epcot's backend is called "World Showcase" and walking through it is like doing a mini world tour. All of the nations are staffed by people from those countries, and have food from those countries as well. It's probably one of my favorite parts because I love food. One of my favorite trips was staying in the 3 bedroom grand villa at Animal Kingdom lodge. Getting to spend every morning and every sunset on the balcony sketching and watching the African safari animals just chillin was an amazing experience.
Super interesting hearing a more postive experience. I am not at all a Disney fan but interesting to hear a better one. Epcot sounds like a lot of fun honestly.
So… are we just supposed to relish our fucked up reality, and not have any coping mechanisms or escapism? Especially at that young of an age? That’s how people come to the conclusion that inflicting self-harm is a way out, or at worst, commit suicide. Sure, alcoholism or drugs as a coping mechanism is unhealthy and creates more self-destruction, but something like Disney is far more of a healthier option. I’m not knocking you for what you said, but I’m just curious about what people who experience realities like that are supposed to do in your eyes. Especially when they’re young and grow up with it, when someone who is supposed to be an attachment figure or security for them (a parent) is the cause of it. Abuse and trauma are real things, and they require some sort of coping mechanism or escapism to survive them. We’re humans.
Yeah my wife kind of became a Disney adult after the birth of our two kids- in many ways I followed along. She actually used to work for the company and was in animation out of college. I just think it’s the way she coped with all the stress and keeping in touch with her past vocation. I took her to Disney World without the kids because I knew it would be a long time until we traveled and it was to make up for our honeymoon that was canceled due to COVID. Absolutely amazing trip- they’ve really invested in their dining too so the food was amazing. Very expensive though to eat at the top spots. Actually taking my kids to Disneyland in a couple weeks but we’ll be done for awhile. Can only take so much as fun as it’s been.
Comparing Disney to the collateral caused by opioids and other illicit substances (which contribute to the ongoing poverty, crime, and domestic violence in this country) is...quite the take.
you'll probably never see this but you are one of the only youtubers i fucking laugh my ass off to there are others that make me chuckle but your humor just absolutely tickles that serotonin button keep being you kind sir
Hey guys, just wanted to say this was all in good fun. Certainly no disrespect to the creator. Was just being a silly goofball! Nothing but love here. Hugs and kisses
All good, man.
Okay smart guy
Hopefully the guy responds to this video 🙂🤞 I would love that 😁
Once a person intentionally posts a video online, it's fair game.
Maybe he will upload an even more exciting Disney trip video 😂 I'm sure he knows no harm intended.
There's a rule for Disney mascots on the park that states to NEVER break character, which I think would be a fucking golden premise for one of your animations.
It’d probably end up like the Steve Harvey Stare video or Goofy going postal and living the meme for a moment.
This rule has been broken.
In middle school my friends and ai were flipped off by Donald Duck.
Granted we deserved it lol.
@@PaperStarship I dunno that sounds pretty in character for old school Donald lmao
This sounds really good. Like slowly going further and further to break them, and eventually achieving, but instantly regretting it
Yeah, like the Impractical Jokers cartoon with the botched bank robbery
The fact that he's losing his house but spends most of his day at Disney Land is one of the most dry, dark things I've laughed at in a while.
The American dream baby! Crippling debt but at least you're subscribed to all the streaming services to forget about it
@@Angels510 and those services have the most mid movies that aren't even worth half of the subscription prices
My parents are doing the same thing right now lmao
@@Angels510 indeed, the Globalist American Empire is really the greatest thing to happen to the US (sarcasm, in agreement with your statement)
I cried on the pirates of the Caribbean because a guy told me they used real peoples bones for the ride
The scary part is I'm pretty sure that is partially true. I'm pretty certain at least one of the skulls is a real human skull
Thanks
This is either true or used to be true for at 1-2 skeletons on the ride
Well he was kind of true
It wasn't all if the skeletons, but some were. They've been removed tho
Chip and Dale immediately crossed the street to avoid him
"not this motherf*cker again..."
Its that guy again…
As a former cast member part of what drove me up a wall was the Disney adults that worked with you. They were the biggest snitches over small things and the biggest nags. They make it terrible to visit and work there.
That would be so obnoxious
Let me guess, you got caught stealing and it wasn't your fault. It was the snitches fault
@@ScootsMcPoot more like what we we're wearing but thank you for ASSuming
@@ScootsMcPootthat doesnt even make sense
Ayo ignore that dude. I wanna hear you vent more on what made you leave the job.
I love that just halfway through this video we go down a small rabbit hole of this guy loosing his house and shit just gets real for like 30 seconds
I don't think he even lost his house, it sounds like he just was trying to buy a house and the contract fell through lol
@@theghosty99 trust me this is very stressful even if it doesn't feel this way. I am currently going through a process and both me and my partner are scared the process may fall through for a property we really really really liked.
@@KokoseI think it's just the fact of how it's presented in this video about Disney. Just funny in this context
"Guys I lost my house"
gee wonder how that happened?
loosing what?
I will be honest this guy is pretty tame for being a Disney adult. I've seen some Disney adults ball their eyes out when they just walk up to the place and it looks like they drive their family insane when they go
Bawl*
@@levismith8423ball🏀⛹🏾♂️
@@choppstix5856 Fuck it, we ball
@@levismith8423hol up, we dem ball 🙊
Nah this guy is craaazzzy he goes multiple times a day almost daily dude is inasne but so interesting to watch
This has to be some sort of childhood trauma response. Disney magic really loses its power when Mickey puts his hands in your wallet.
Imagine seeing a grown man who’s by himself filming your 8 year old daughter while she’s posing with Mickey.
It could easily be a woman , too. But your double standard doesn’t apply there, right?
@@Alesae132yeah it would still be weird if it was a woman, that’s not what the original comment was implying. It’s the fact that the person in the video is a dude, and he did that in the video… which is what the person was referring to
@@Alesae132 yeah I’m a grown man myself and it’s pretty easy to acknowledge that men are exponentially more likely to be predators than women. I haven’t seen Chris Hanson tell a single woman to “have a seat right over there.”
I don’t have kids but I have a two year old nephew. Alesae, I hope this is okay with you, but man or woman, regardless of location, if I saw a person all by themselves filming or photographing him the consequences could go from “what the hell are you doing?” to punch o’ clock real quick.
I.. literally just saw a video like that and the guy just stood there as the mom screamed at him
insanely creepy
I worked at Aulani in Hawaii and witnessed a Disney adult knock a child down in excitement of a Disney character arriving at an event, the disgusting part was when the child started crying the adult became the victim and blamed the child for being overexcited and running around the event. I quit a couple of weeks later and life is better.
When I was little we flew over to Oahu for a day and that was the hotel my parents chose, for fun I guess. My only memory of the whole experience was the daycare part where I played plants vs zombies for 6 hours straight
Was this Disney Adult Adam the Woo???
@@bonniehowell9206no it’s Kyle, we actually like Adam The Woo he is a good guy
Find this person
@@MrKarmapolice97Kyle H? Idk how to spell his last name
I actually asked the workers at the gift shop in Disneyland Paris how they manage to stay sane with the looping Avengers music in the background and I could tell they were fighting their employee training when they answered through gritted teeth “oh, no, it’s fine! After a while you just tune it out!” 🤣🤣🤣
yeah even just working in restaurants during Christmas time, i know for a fact that's a straight up lie. you do not ever tune it out
I mean hell, I work at a gym and even i feel like i start going crazy with some of the shitty music my coworkers play through the speakers
i work at a theme that isnt disney and i straight up tell people it feels like they play the same songs in a loop like a government experiment to see how long we'll last before we go mental - which a few of us already have
I worked at Rainforest Cafe. Can confirm.
@@matty6878it’s an actually form of mental torture used by some organisations.
I'm not gonna shame somebody for enjoying their day and wanting to share that joy with others.
I am gonna shame somebody for getting excited that they're updating the concrete.
same lol
@@mamadrxgon Well, the Haunted Mansion at Magic Kingdom had to get some of the cobblestones at the exit replaced because of an underground leak.
I think there is a big difference between people who enjoy going to disney and go as adults and people who make disney their whole personality and are obsessed with it. Making your company your personality is super weird
kinda like meat canyon
@@MontyTheMothmanhow?
I dated a girl who was a disney adult. She was absolutely gorgeous . The disney obssession threw me off more than anything . I think she got married at disney. But she went several times a year .
Idc about Disney so I've got no skin in the game but as someone who grew up poor, I can get why some adults might want to go whether they have kids or not. Idk couldn't you compare it to going to comic-con? Everyone's there bc they like the fandoms 🤷🏾♀️
@@Magical_Melanin_Megan It's just an internet trend to hate on it. I don't think most people really even have an authentic personal opinion on this. It's free content for MC
There's nothing wrong with liking Disney stuff as an adult, but devoting your entire life to it is kinda weird and concerning.
As with any subject matter, really. Obsessions are never a good thing when they eclipse your character.
kinda like having a youtube channel
@@mbrewer5499 Actually most TH-camrs are AI generated
@@yggdrasil4986 and most people who post disagreeing comments, lie
@@mbrewer5499How? I'm curious about your reasoning
As a construction worker, thank you for mocking those who stare like it's an attraction.
What if someone thinks you're hot
He’s got a point josh
@Psilomuscimol then you cat call duh
@@truebluecluehonestly nothing would make us happier
I just think construction is cool to look at. I like watching the big machines do things, and watching buildings go up is neat
To be fair, for most Americans seeing reliable public transportation is the most magical thing of all
True
Yep Amtrak is terrible
Relatable
Most americans dont need public transportation and the distances required if the rural areas makes public transport unviable
We have cars, no need for public transport.
My trigonometry teacher was a Disney adult and I wanted to poke fun at it but she had a massive heart and was unbelievably kind to everybody so you can’t hate
Bless her soul
Yes you can
Bro thought she was a Disney princess 💀
@@H_P_LovecraftBeing unbelievably kind unironically does make her exactly like a Disney princess so 🤷
Oh you can’t but we can
My girlfriend and I went when we were down in Florida for a wedding, and the one thing that stuck out the most to me was the amount of grown older men with high end cameras and no family or kids with them
That absolutely terrifies me to think about... People make me sick
@@MiDLiFECRYSiS i too also hate people
@@MiDLiFECRYSiS shit was weird I’m 29 with my gf who’s never been and that’s the first thing I noticed
Why is it weird to take pictures somewhere millions of people take pictures?
Also how do you know that they don't have other people with them? Did you follow them all day to confirm?😊
Probably making vids for their TH-cam channels.
The Papa Meat channel is becoming one of my most favorite channels on this site. I could listen to Meatcanyon talk about nonsense for hours
Wait until you hear about the stretch and fade podcast
@@tylerd.5694 I'm aware! We're in a meatcanyon renaissance!
This is like the third video I’ve seen and I’m in tears bro😭😭
Some of the funniest commentary out there, and have you seen the merch video? *Chef's kiss*
my ex wife is a disney adult. In the 3 years of owning annual passes we went river 436 times. Disneyland is Kurt Cobain pov magical after driving 2 hours each way for one full year of going to Disney. I would rather have Olive Garden's endless breadsticks shoved up my ass while a sounding rod of alreado sauce goes in than go to Disneyland again. (sorry for food imagery I'm just really hungry lol)
I laughed way harder than I should've at this comment
Good shit lol
You sound like the type of person who marries a Disney adult.
Wow that's wild. I bet it was hard finding a cat sitter 400 times .
my god man I hope you can heal from this
I think you see more Disney adults than children at Disney world at this point.
Cause the people with children can’t afford to go to Disney World
He who holds the credit card holds the real power
@@elliottkoriath4038pays to be smart
Children don’t know Micky mouse or any of those old a$$ characters
They aren't adults. They are physically matured children
Just the fact this guy said “it’s 34 dollars” when it said $34.99, just goes to show how deeply involved this man’s psyche is influenced and deluded by Disney.
God damn you are really observant. I agree 100%
I thought the same thing!! lol
yup
He's probably too rich for that. It's probably like $5 to him.
I say this too, nothing wrong with that
The cruelest thing about Disney is that they spent the last 100 years conditioning these people to consume traditional romance, while simultaneously ensuring they will never be a desirable partner.
Thank you!!!!!! We need to talk about this more.
You can say that about pretty much all types of entertainment sports music all that why so mad with disny and not the rest ?
not al of us are that gullible, bozo 💀
@@tjeym8897because they’re a billion dollar company that constantly makes people fake happy. idfk, man 😂
You just KNOW this guy is the loneliest man on earth.
I snorted thinking of how he lost the house. "I spent too much money on Disney and not enough on the house"
💀
Watching a master of horror and the grotesque lose his soul watching someone be happy over joyful mundanity is just perfect.
It *fits* our particular malaise, doesn't it? Like in Dragonball, when Frieza went to HFIL, and his punishment was just singing and dancing critters. A cake-walk for you or I, but to him it was torture tried and true.
Finding joy in the mundane is true psychopath behavior tho
@@Hawk7886damn I laugh and smile uncontrollably at TH-cam videos of frogs. Am I a psychopath?
@@lordlammi1562 yes. Categorically yes.
Found the Disney adult
My family moved to Florida when I was in 2nd grade and all my friends were like “oh wow I bet you’re gonna go to Disney like every weekend!” and my parents made it abundantly clear that we would never be doing that because it was overpriced and boring. I used to think they were mean for doing that but now at 30 I totally understand why my lower middle class parents didn’t want to spend their hard earned money to stand in line on the hot crowded concrete with a bunch of fanny pack families and crying children
Nah I’m be honest and say Disney is fun, just not worth going into debt for. I would go again if I could afford it.
Honestly I think it would be nice to go there once.. just once tho
It's not that deep ... it's overpriced. But it's definitely not boring
Disneyland is fun if you have a season pass which is not that bad when you do monthly payments and if you compare it to people like my friends who go to every festival ever which are 300 dollars and up and you go every other month to stand in crowds squeezed to death with sweaty stinky people then Disney is really not bad but again i like it with a season pass because i go for 3-4 hours a day and do a couple things and go home but i would hate being there for a full day the truth about Disney and how expensive it is there is really overstated when really everything is gonna be expensive to do like if you vacation for a week it’s a thousand and up if you go to festivals like raves and that’s your thing your spending 300 and up i mean shit people spent thousands for Taylor swift tickets also sports games etc all that shit is expensive but Disney is really not that badly priced in comparison and the whole long line stuff too is overstated like for example when my friends and i went to comic con shit was packed i feel like it’s really just your mindset most shit is gonna be a 100+,packed,hot, expensive foods you honestly might as well stay inside and sleep if you aren’t gonna spend money
Most hobbies that involve going somewhere cost money
Maybe this "obsession" with Disney is this guy trying to hold onto the last thing that brought him any semblance of happiness; there's some signs that this dude is _not_ in a good place. I hope he's doing ok now.
“Hey guys, I am now homeless and on the verge of committing- OH MY GOD MICKEY MOUSE HAS A SPARKLY OUTFIT HOLY SHIT”
@@MatecaCorp I love how much that sounds like a meatxanyon bit. Haha
the more you hold on the worse it gets once you let go, and you have to let go, maybe that's why people cringe at that idea, we have a perpetually juvenile society, nobody wants to grow up, so they end up becoming adult children and you know what? it sucks both ways, but one implies strength of character, facing shit on your own terms instead of being perpetually lost at sea, holding on to the fetishes of your childhood until you die
@@jforozco12I wish people were more juvenile. Adults suck ass. I love people with "childish" qualities. Just like those obsessed with Halloween or Christmas. Growing up isn't leaving stuff behind, but adding experiences to your life. There's no prize for being the most "grown up" adult.
Could also be that the dude just really likes anything related to disney
That vibrating fist thing and Papa's reaction made me cry tears of laughter
Watch the video. It's not a fist thing, it's a Disney goo shooter.
@@absolutelyfookinnobody2843disney goo shooter is wild
@@absolutelyfookinnobody2843goo shooter, huh?
The words “the Justin beiber era” made me so depressed . We can’t define an era in history in that way.
That guy lost all his credibility. He could have used someone else like LMFAO and it’d be more respectable
I felt my body sink into my skin
Hey, never say never 😂
@@TheLastHylianTitan NOOOOOOO
I'm so happy this video exists. I felt like a lone asshole when it comes to shitting on Disney adult vloggers. My gf and I watch Paging Mr. Morrow and Super Enthused fairly often and although both people seem very nice, there's something about adults acting like little babies that sends my brain back to caveman times. I highly suggest watching Paging Mr. Morrow on stream sometime.
Getting info for a trip involves carefully wading through all the vloggers you can't stand until you locate the one or two you can.
If it makes you feel any better, when I see a Disney decal on someone’s car in traffic, I immediately employ evasive maneuvers.
Honestly the only Disney adults I can stand are the ones that actually review the theme parks and give advice on how to navigate them/what’s worth spending your money on. It sounds absolutely crazy to say, but as someone who has been to Disney (both in Florida and California) many times, Disney outright refuses to make their park experience easy on the average guest. Being an adult with a video camera at Disneyland is only not cringe when you’re doing it to help people not have a mental breakdown over trying to comprehend the convoluted way Disney runs their parks. ESPECIALLY in the post covid era, in which Disney had decided they care about making money and not sense.
This Disney adult shit is cancer, but you making a habit with your girl watching their stuff is equally as cancerous
@@Flippylover_69
Missed an opportunity to say "make cents not sense."
Papa Hamburger’s humor mixed with the editing touches is perfect. The volume reduction when he did the Lightning McQueen joke had me giggling like a child.
The Mickey mask POV had me dying
@@PhilosophyofElivagar lmao yeah that was gold
I haven't laughed this hard at a YT vidya in years tbh
Yeah I lost it at 😂😂when the volume decreases
whats the timestamp?
I have no idea why, but I immediately understood the "bieber era purple" - did a lot of pop media use that shade of purple during that time?
Here we see two methods of coping with adulthood: pretending to be a child, and dark cynical misanthropy. I personality identify with the latter.
Wow i didn't even think of it like that. Thank you!
I'm a little bit of both. Worst of both worlds, really.
What can I see kids a cruel Jack and I am in touch with my inner child
Yeah it feels like more often than not alot of us fall into the middle and that's preferable to me
The latter does make you creative.
The worst part of this Disney adult phenomenon is that it’s starting to ruin the experience for actual children
I would love to hear of an example where a child's experience was actually ruined by this
simply making the line longer is enough to warrant a stfu and let the kids enjoy it. I get it if you never went as a kid or w.e. ya makeup in your head to justify it but once youve gone as an adult wrap it up and go to universal like the rest of us ya weirdos@@johnmcclatchy
@@johnmcclatchyi wonder if anyone’s experience is an enjoyable one in a disney park, the one time i went i wanted to run out screaming, it’s such a crowded, money grubbing, loud, sickening environment and the screeching adults in short shorts and mickey ears is insufferable lol
There is plenty to do in the world for the brats.
@@eringittins6032 womp womp
“WHO CARES ABOUT THE MONORAIL?!” genuinely made me laugh. Mostly from agreement.
But seeing reliable public transportation is exciting and magical because Amtrak is awful
I think my favorite is... THERES GOD
That guy definitely has undercover Disney security following him every time he goes to the park
At the end of last summer, my wife and I took our 4 and 8 year old kids to Disney World in FL. At the end of the day, we (regretfully) found ourselves in yet another gift shop, and as I’m in there trying to fend off my rabid kids every 3 seconds who want me to buy them yet another completely random and horribly overpriced piece of crap, I saw a bunch of Disney Adults forming this massive line that snaked out the door. They all seemed to be facing a woman who appeared to be restocking one of the shelves. I asked someone in line what they were waiting for, because it seemed important, and like 10 of them yelled “HALLOWEEN STUFF!!!” And I tried not to do it, but the urge to audibly laugh out loud and shake my head in disbelief was involuntary. I just couldn’t help it. They were chomping at the bit to get first crack at Disney Halloween stuff. Like, they probably formulated explicit and highly orchestrated plans for being at that exact store at that exact moment in time to face that exact shelving unit to purchase Disney Halloween items. Just think about that.
You see, I totally get doing this once in a while. Doing it once in a while is fun, it's exciting! And then you take your treasure home and have it and the fun memories you have of finding it. But dear God, these people will do that several times a season.
The same stuff that will be available for the next 3 months too 🤯😭
I can picture you just analyzing that and the laughter. It’s got me laughing 😂
Stuff . Poor people's conspicuous consumption
Some Disney adults are so cringy.
I enjoy going to Disney as a grown man, but am always blown away at the majority of adults who are legitimately excited/crying while standing in a 2 hour long line to take a picture with some guy dressed in a Stitch costume
Seriously shits so cringe
No, i think i'd cry if my kid made me stand in line for 2 hours for a photo with a nonce in a furry suit
A lot of Millennials (Disney adults) are mentally unstable from what Ive noticed.
Wait you mean that’s not the real stitch?
Hahahaha you’re the man g this made me nearly piss myself haha
theres another wrinkle to the disney adult phenomenon in that they get overly critical of disney since they have their whole sense of identity and happiness invested in it so they expect them to be miracle workers 24/7. They meltdown over things out of their control like random food a kid dropped, and it takes a while for a cast member to see/clean or some peeling paint. When your a kid you would filter petty shit like that out cuz you were taking the park in. Familiarity breeds contempt and disney adults are often the most contempt.
“familiarity breeds contempt” while that’s true most of the time, there are plenty of people who are perfectly happy doing the same things on repeat because they find new ways to experience that same thing… it’s kinda like playing a video game: if you play the same game the exact same way over and over again it can get boring, BUT there are always more than 1 way to play a game: you could set restrictions/challenges/speedruns for yourself, you could try taking a different path to the same ending, you could seek out a different ending entirely, you could attempt to obtain every collectible, you could play on different difficulty settings, you could use mods, etc…
while familiarity *can* breed contempt, you can always make things interesting through trying new things… if you’re in a relationship you can travel around the world and go on plenty of romantic dates to keep things interesting, if you have a job you can volunteer to participate in new projects to keep yourself challenged, if you’re living in a city you can go to new buildings/facilities/businesses around the city to experience new aspects of your city, etc…
oh, also, don’t try and do everything all at once: it’s much wiser to take things slow, and do one thing at a time because *that* is how you keep yourself from getting burned out too quickly… when watching a show you should only watch a handful of episodes a day, rather than binging an entire season every day; when dating someone you should dedicate each date to a different activity, rather than doing too many activities in one date… take your time in life: allow your life to span across several years, rather than trying to condense your life into the span of a single week
@@touch_me. that is a valid point you brought up. Though I would argue it's not always a 1 to 1 comparison. With your average guest who visits Disney Land, that does make sense. But these hardcore Disney Adults take the smallest of inconveniences way too seriously, because they *expect* the park to operate exactly how *they* want it to operate. It would be like playing Super Mario Brothers for the 50th time, and then, out of no where, you hear Mario screaming at the top of his lungs because the ground was too dirty.
Nothing wrong with liking something. But once you're obnoxious about it, then it becomes a problem. You can like stuff that's technically for kids without being emotionally immature.
@@touch_me. my man I am thoroughly dissapointed...
i expected a disney adult rant in your first paragraph, not a plug for Fallout New Vegas lol.
(seriously though damm good insight and thoughts)
The voice over you do at 14:11 is so spot on. I recently went to Disney for the first time and it was a shopping mall with rides...
Hey man, Big Disney enthusiast here. Honestly I do think that statue is 3D printed that you showed in the video. I can't believe they'd betray our hopes like that.
Why the hell would they 3d print something that would be way easier and cheaper to cast as a prop? Dumbest thing ever.
They're usually fiberglass. Worked on stuff for both places
I swear bro made it up on the spot, there is no conspiracy or talk about some stupid statue in the middle of Disneyland lol
God damn...here come the werewolves
@@osopoe I can not tell if your reply is serious or adding onto the joke tbh. I was just mimicking the youtube comment he said in the video lol
I dated a girl that was a Disney adult. Every single object in her room was from Frozen or one of the other Disney princess movies, and she would non stop send me songs from the movies that made her "think of me".
I really shoulda noped out after she said "I love you" on the first date, but I caved into my loneliness and boy.. did I screw up lol. Wild couple of weeks that was.
I feel like there is an obvious overlap between people obsessed with movies about teens falling in love with the first opposite sexed person they see and people who show inappropriate levels of emotional attachment to someone early in the relationship.
A few weeks? That was you dodging the bullet. Hope she was a good lay at least.
In my experience, people with Disney obsessions are desperately trying to relive the childlike wonder and magic that came with going to Disneyland or seeing Disney movies. I get the nostalgia, but people like her with such a crazy obsession is a huge red flag. She never grew up.
@@1dingerr It's a really bizarre thing only Millennials seem to obsess over, and it's always the ones without kids of their own.
We've all stepped in it at one point or another.
"The era I grew up"
Buddy you never grew up
My wife got the web shooters for our 8 year old while they were at Disney this year. While there, she video called me and I swear that dude was there and being an absolute creep with people. Interjecting himself into conversations and just being an overall weirdo. Web shooters are fun though. She did not buy the wakanda forever jerk off aid. Big sad 😂😂😂
Tell her little john marr jr. wants it soooo bad that he wants 2 Wakanda Forever Spum Chums
That was the fisting aid, sir
😂😂😂
@@Hawk7886 Vibronic Bean Stimulator
Def Disney is like a thing you do every decade
Dude, I took my daughter to Disney California back in June. It was a fucking nightmare. She hated it and I hated it. Mainly due to how long lines were and I hated how expensive everything was. Way too crowded. By the middle of day two, she just wanted to spend the rest of the vacation at the hotel pool. She’s 8 so she’s the prime age for someone to love Disney but she was just bored the entire time. I don’t know how an adult could love that place, I’m 37 and was looking forward to it but once I was there reality hit me in the face. Place sucks. Maybe Disney World is different.
Disney world in Orlando is better!
Same experience with my daughter this past spring. We ended up staying at the hotel pool and last day even going to the beach instead . Disneyland CA is god awful , not what I remember when I was a kid. Only reason we got on any rides was cause I paid the fast passes ,which I only did cause I figured I spent 900$ on passes we might as well ride something.
@@Boggrott I didn’t even think about the fast pass. My kid didn’t even want any pictures with any of the characters or autographs for her autograph book. Other than swimming, the only thing she enjoyed the entire time was the Princess makeover thing and buying an expensive crown. She also had more fun taking her first ride on a plane to get there than any of the rides there. I went when in 1996 so it’s shocking how short the rides are in comparison to the length of the line as an adult. I did notice a lot of those older Disney adult fans this video talks about it and it was just bizarre to me. I also noticed my kid and my sister’s kids aren’t even really into Disney stuff like kids were when I grew up…people can shit on TH-cam all they want but the current generation of kids love it. I think they would have been way more excited seeing a TH-camr they watch than they would Mickey Mouse or Cinderella. Most kids at the park seemed so indifferent to all the costumed characters walking around lol
Disney world was pretty good but I also hated the lines regardless and got numerous lazy comments and shit from my family as always
Same thing with my kids at Orlando. Luckily I'm from there so we had family to hang out with, which was more fun.
I’m 24 and never was able to go as a kid. I enjoyed the handful of times I’ve gone now as an adult, but man I do have to agree that adults whose world revolve around going to Disney’s parks is super cringe and weird.
I was dying every time you did the 3D printed thing omg lol
As someone who works at Disney I found this absolutely hilarious and 110% accurate
Hope this is your burner account, or The Mouse will off you
@@FabianQ66some south park ish
@@FabianQ66 HAHAHA this
@@FabianQ66 I suee hope so.
Gobbless.
It's unfortunate that people have to tell their viewers not to harass people. Like it's not a big deal to rib someone you don't know, but some bungholes just take it way too far.
Publicly berating them is perfectly okay but leaving a comment on their video is too much? Lol he shits on this guy for 20 minutes. He’s just as big of a piece of shit as any viewer who would harass him
These plastic people deserve to be ridiculed.
1-4 on the usage of “too.”
too many toos
Tootootoo
I remember when I went to Disney World in Florida for my senior high school trip. I was having the time of my life. Riding fun rides, eating Mickey Mouse shaped waffles for breakfast, meeting my favorite Disney characters. It does make you feel like a kid again. But then my friend told me that there was a huge earthquake in Japan that killed a lot of people. After that, the weird dissonance I felt throughout the rest of my time there was weird. I'll never forget that. Lol
There must be something wrong with me, stuff like that happens too often to care so hard
@@Meteyard97 I had friends that lived where it happened, so I was prob more concerned than everyone else.
@@TheStickyB10 Well, that makes sense. There is too much dark shit going on in the world to care about it all, but when it hits you or one you care it becomes real. Too bad it ruined your experience, hope your friends were okay.
@@Synthwave89- Well stated.
Hilarious lol
Honestly knowing that this dude was loosing his house and spent all day at disney is really a special type of sadness.
I’m a Disney fan who is 19, but I don’t associate with Disney adults because they bullied me off of insta when I was 13. They did it over because I had a dedicated page to the ride It’s A Small World at Disneyland. Once I left, and deleted the page, they celebrated bullying me. The Disney adults who bullied me posted pictures in front of the ride with captions “We are here at our magical place and our favorite ride!!”
That sucks!! What a bunch of clowns. Don't let losers chase you off from something you love doing. You'll find an audience.
I don't want this to come off as rude in the slightest; why would you dedicate an Instagram page to a ride?
@@chungus100 Archives and documenting changes of the ride
They saved you.
@@RackedandStacked tbh, I left Disney fandom after that. Unhinged Disney adults bullying kids. I appreciate Disney animation now since I draw
there's something so unsettling about the Disney parks specifically. The bright plastic, weird gaudy feel of everything is so sinister to me. Even before you add in the fact that so many of the workers are mistreated, encouraged not to upset guests even as they're SH-ing or SA-ing them (because God forbid the magic is dampened even for a moment✨🌟💫).
Sexual harrass and sexual assault
@@rccola200why can't people just be as normal as you? Christ
Truth be told, coping with being dragged to Disneyland constantly involved me digging up the crazy history and deaths in the parks. There’s definitely something dark behind the facade.
even as they're shitting?
I was going to make a joke about the most unsettling thing being the 3D printed stuff, but after reading the latter part of that comment I just feel bad…
Kudos to the editor. So many little nuances and edits make Papa even funnier
Dude is hilarious! Compliments Papa so well too
I have been in such a dark place recently and your videos have been so hilarious and a comforting distraction and I really love and appreciate you
Hope you're doing better man
I wouldn't say that I am a Disney adult, but I must admit that I freaked the hell out with excitement the first time I got to see The Haunted Mansion in person. I'm a huge special/practical effects nerd, so it was pretty amazing seeing all the cool effects in person. I also was excited when I visited Galaxy's Edge. That shit was cool.
The niche of amusement park design appreciation is small, but we're out here
No I’d say that’s meaningful, cus it’s not being OBSESSED that it’s Disney, but enjoying a cool ride that has great effects design
The Haunted Mansion is the greatest human achievement
Yeah same. It's very well done.
Same, I love animatronics and special effects the main reason why I appreciate these parks.
There really are people that try to give birth at Disney parks… just so y’all know
Christ almighty. 🤦🏻♂️
What the hell?!? 😂
Just hear me out for a moment-
But why, do they expect some poor sweaty teenager in a mickey costume to deliver the baby?
@PeachFlavoredKaiju The only fragment of an explanation I can think of is that it happened coincidentally in the past, and the kid got free tickets for life. Some weirdo could see that as reason enough to give birth in a food court.
@@PeachFlavoredKaiju There's a myth floating around the internet that if you give birth at a Disney Park you get free tickets for life or something like that. I don't know if it's still widely believed, but for a while that's why people would try.
It does make me kinda sad as a person who never got to be a Disney KID, I wish I could go there and feel the joy these people feel. I know I'll just be underwhelmed.
I went there multiple times as a kid. It sucked. Universal was infinitely better
@@MEDICUS729see I thought it was fun but yes underwhelming and even in 4th grade I realized they kinda just aren’t worth the money for it, at least like staying at the resorts and shit. I would have liked to try animal kingdom maybe and do that shit now but I don’t think I could do more than 2-3 days most
I'm angry that they're hogging all the joy
most people die from starvation or related problems as children. be happy you probably didnt even have to skip eating for two years to be able to buy your first car
It’s amazing because even as they’re watching your video their brain damage is so incurable they leave replies like this
“Omg i’m like completely void of reality”
My favorite Disney mascot is Goofy raw dogging Thanos and Thanos saying "uh his right behind me isnt he?"
My gf in college and her mother are 100% Disney adults. They go, dress up and do every single thing that is available. For 3 people they ended up spending $2k each back in 2009 for like two days. What a weird experience it was.
Going around the world was cool though at Epcot, drinking a beer at each place.
Wtf is epcot? If it’s associated with Disney they need to find a new name asap”epcot”
@@Wnick56How old are you, lol? Epcot has been a thing since Disney World was created.
@@bastioncory6740 25, it’s just a weird name that’s all
@@Wnick56"omg so random"
@@DoctorJammer wild
I feel like Disney is fun every once in awhile. I went to Disney in high school for the first time and went again as like a 30 something year old with family. I likely will not go until I have kids old enough to remember the experience.
I feel like going multiple times a year would just suck the joy out of it.
I would like to try it once, four times, once every season during a major holiday, just to see how they shake it up. But only once.
13:58 actual bioshock infinite cutscene
I'm happy this guy is so blown away by everything. My brother is the same, he just had a baby and he's already booked a disney vacation for when she's old enough, and I've been invited along. Luckily my love for my niece trumps my hatred for Florida
Fun fact: Disney gets their churros from the same distributor as Costco, so they’re nothing special. Save your money yall
except for the home made gluten free ones at Nomad Lounge
Temporarily dated a Disney adult. All she did was talk about Disney during our date. Safe to say, I'm single again.
that's weird. Adults should be able to enjoy things and escape the harshness of reality sometimes but when it's your ENTIRE personality,that's a different story. You dodged something for sure
@@Mazskara oh no showing interest in you through your publicity available app you probably added her on what a stalker. I'm guessing she stopped talking to you and you're still trying to cope.
How on earth did you do this? I don’t even associate with people like that, let alone date women who are obsessed with Disney. Tons of red flags
Did you at least give her a ride on Aladdin's magic carpet?
Mine asked who my favorite princess was, I said Emporer Kuzco, and it ended shortly after that.
Nice to see Papa Meat gave Disneyworld a shot for himself, but he's definitely right about keeping it a once-in-a-decade sort of thing so the "Disney experience" doesn't lose its lustre.
Paying 20$ for a beer to then stand in line 3 hours for a 3 minute ride is not my idea of a fun vacation. Small parks over very priced Disney anyway for me.
@@TheDigitalThreat You obviously only went on the Avatar rides. Most of the classic Disney ride wait lines aren't nearly that long.
He went to Disney LAND not disney world
I’ve had passes since I was a little kid, and I’ve been 400+ times, and it really does get boring. I much prefer universal.
@@DrOtto-zn1rvnah they’re all long as hell. 45 minutes for a 3 minute teacup ride is stupid.
16:31 at 6flags ur not allowed to record on rides and idk why Disney isn’t enforcing that as well. If ur phone or camera slips out of ur hand and someone behind you on the coaster goes flying into that object they’re genuinely gonna get hurt
I went to Disney World when I was 6, and I was kind of over it after a few hours of waiting in lines. Shitting my pants in the big golf ball at Epcot was probably a contributing factor, but me shitting my pants was an expected part of our family vacations.
Some say he's still shitting himself to this day
As a millennial that can't afford anything..-and who grew up poor listening to other kids talking about going to Disney.. I do understand the certain percentage of adults like me who might get to eventually afford going for the first time, and just being excited about finally going and experiencing it all. I've been to SIx Flags in Georgia and Carowinds, but it doesn't seem like either hold a candle to the immense offerings at Disney. It would be an overload for sure.
I've heard other TH-camrs and a whole lot of Boomers saying people in their 30s and such shouldn't even be there unless they have kids. Just let people enjoy things, holy hell. Life is depressing enough as it is. (*NOTE* that's not a jab at Papa Meat specifically. Only at the idiotic gatekeepers against fun.)
Saaaaame. Disney is EXPEBSIVE af
6flags > disney
I think the people who get mocked like this are the adults who go like once a month to these places. I know someone like that.
I agree. Just let people have fun 🙂👍
i would take carowinds over disney easy.
a trip to disney would be like 4 months of bills
I took my daughter to Disneyland a few weeks ago. It was all adults everywhere. The lines were all very long and full of 20 to 30 somethings decked out in Disney gear. There are still kids around but the couples without children truly dominate Disney now
Thats because we take ourselves and go with friends now instead of family vacations. Many are like me whose parents could never afford to take us and always promised to so its a therapeutic way to make up for lost time and still go enjoy new foods and exotic restaurants and seasonal items we wouldnt normally have access to in our own hometowns
i think this could also be bc of pricing. they got rid of kids ticket prices a few years ago but i think they realized less kids were going so they are adding a $50 kids ticket in january
@LeftlineJumper that's nice for you but Disneyland to me is all about children and now adults make up the majority of the lines. My poor daughter could only go on 4 rides all day
@@jpenir well thats not the case for everyone so
@@LeftlineJumper actually most people I speak to it is the case. There are so damn many adults without kids there now that one of my friends didn't renew her passes with her family. I guess that's good for Disney adults
If Walt Disney woke up out of his cryo sleep he’d cringe and go back in for another 100 years
The happiness that guy shows at Disneyland is the same level of "dead inside" he is. 😂
Exactly it's not real happiness, just extravagant coping over something traumatic that happened to him in childhood, probably sexually touched or something.
@@kudjo24Jesus dude your exposing yourself a bit too much with that projection
@@kudjo24 What are you on about lmao
@@kudjo24 WTF Is your problem dude
Fun fact about the monorail at Disney, it’s the most successful public transportation mode in the US, but that’s really sad because it’s a tourist attraction serving a tourist attraction almost exclusively.
what's the metric used to judge success? NYC's subway has millions of riders per day which I kinda doubt the monorail does and I would personally consider a more important metric when judging how successful a public transportation method is.
@@bluerathThe NYC subway costs a couple bucks to use. The Disney monorail costs like $10 to $20 to use if not more.
We had a monorail in Sydney, nobody knows why it was built, nobody used it. It was an expensive novelty.. which I guess works when its a theme park and not supposed to be commercially viable infrastructure.
@@blakearius Did you know that the monorail is called the monorail because mono means 1 and rail means rail?
@@dildoniusThere's no doubt our monorail put Sydney on the map alongside great cities such as Brockway, Ogdenville and North Haverbrook.
I’m no Disney adult but as an observer, I can easily break things down into simple terms. There is a fine line between an adult who enjoys going to Disney and a Disney ™️ Adult. An adult that enjoys going to Disney is just one that literally goes, walks around, get on rides, regretfully pay for food, take like 4-5 minutes to look at the main street parade before leaving the park. Now a Disney ™️ Adult will pin point every single detail down to goofies flyer that somehow has a hidden Mickey engraved
Sounds like a cope bud.
Not a very fine line, there are significant differences between a normal visitor and a fanatic. Observer
I'm glad you added literally or your whole comment wouldn't make any sense.
Imagine being one of those Disneyland employees who has to walk around in a stupid costume and wave at people all day. Worst job ever.
As a Disney adult who’s never watched that Vlog channel before, this video making fun of him is one of the funniest things I’ve seen in a while. You had me in tears. I blew snot into my Frosty.
As a psycho who’s a big fan of these parks (I even worked in the college program) it was hysterical to hear one of my favorite TH-camrs witness this insanity from the outside.
You really should make a toon about Disney adults. It would be the funniest thing in the world.
Kurtis Conner did a good video on the topic as well. How I found his channel lol
😂😂😂 At least you're self aware of it ❤ A lot of people aren't aware that their psychos. I always love someone who can be aware of their psycho traits. Being a disney adult(psycho trait) past a certain age is fine as long as you're self aware.
And you still ate the frosty.
Yeah as a "disney adult" you definitely enjoyed that Frosty even more afterward.
There’s Disney adults and there are people who happen to be adults who like Disney
One of them are creepy, weird, awkward, and annoying as shit, while the other one is just people who do normal people things and aren’t the ghosts of Walt Disney’s enslaved board members
Nah, they're both creepy and weird.
@@Oi1Suzy Yes.
I went to Universal studios for the first time in my life when I was 21 with a friend who was 20. We are both from Ukraine and we’ve never seen anything like this, we’ve never been to an amusement park of this caliber . Anyway, we were soooo excited! We looked like we were having a fever 😅 laughing and pointing at everything in amusement. I felt like a child again and it was unbelievable. I didn’t care if we looked cringey , you guys probably don’t realize how unbelievable your amusement parks are for someone from abroad. It was the best day of my life and I am so happy I wasn’t spoiled with attending other parks prior to this .
You and your friend sounded like you had a great first experience! But when you are a guy in your 30s alone and youve been like 50 times its a bit much.
You're not the ones being made fun of in the video, I promise ❤
@@NutshellHC😂
The hottest woman I've ever had sex with was this Ukrainian chick.
I've been to Universal Studios a few times in my life and I liked it. Hated all the lines and so many people, but I don't regret going. I couldn't imagine going every week or even once a month, though.
As someone who went only once to Disney World back in 1999/2000, i would love to go back to see how much has changed.
The only thing worse than a disney adult is a disney adult VLOGGING the entirety of the trip in gruesome, unwarranted detail.
It’s me, hi. I’m the problem it’s me.
@@kitraremick Attempt to fix it.
Vlogging in public is so sad. The second hand embarrassment is immeasurable. Doing it at Disney of all
places, alone, without children should be a capital crime imo.
When Disney closed during covid all the Disney “adults” tried to go out and touch grass and camp. It was a disaster. The boundary waters in Minnesota had so many issues with people getting stranded and leaving garbage all over. Needless to say, Disney adults can’t handle simple camping.
MN native and it sadly was not just Disney adults but EVERYONE who wouldn't normally ever camp decided why not cause of Covid. I will never forget how the lake I grew up by and walked around daily my whole life and I'd see like 10 other walkers maybe on a daily basis. The day after lock down I counted 100 people on walks. It was insane.
This is so ignorant like wtf?! I live in MN. It was not just Disney adults trashing the boundary waters you shallow sad person 😂😂
Did they all have their masks on?
Ya Covid made me realize that the world is better off if some folks don’t even touch grass or see natural light
I remember during Covid stumbling upon a video of Disney adults walking around the property immediately outside of Disney Land and reminiscing about the parks like they havent been there in years. It was only a few months after they shut down.
Took my son to Disney World about 2 years ago and it was just strange. I saw very few children and more adults just taking selfies, harassing workers and buying so much merch. I actually got weird looks just chilling on my phone while waiting in line to ride something w/ my kid. Everybody else was going crazy waiting 3 hours in line... I was bored as fuck.
@ultrabrian8151shut up
@ultrabrian8151found the disney adult, go crawl back to your hole or go touch some grass
Nah Disney adults are weird. My daughter had a play date and when we got to her house, her mom had all these beautiful paintings, everywhere. Upon closer inspection, every painting had disney characters in it. And it was Christmas time, so her tree was up, and every ornament was a mickey mouse head but with Christmas designs on them. And the daughter had every princess dress. Not like the ones you get from the spirit Halloween. These were legit, the dresses the pricesses actually wore. The mom asked me when i went to D World last, and i said, ive only been once, at maybe 12? And shes like"oh! We try to go every season!" Like I'd rather spend my money doing other things...
God I wish I could feel like...that level of positive emotion. About anything, let alone the consumerist hell we have the privilege of inhabiting.
Don't kid yourself. This guy is dead inside.
@@EsteemedReptileI’d rather be dead inside at Disney instead of being dead inside at home
@@I.C.Weiner6969 So you'd rather be their good little slave. Noted.
@@I.C.Weiner6969 I'd rather be dead inside without credit card debt instead of being dead inside at Disney.
Actually though? You couldnt pay me to participate in any of this. I like fun as much as the next loser but NONE of this looks fun, especially the crowds and how quickly they reopened as soon as the pandemic settled down.
This is the best Papa meat commentary ever. Please rip into more Disney Adults 😫
I have to admit the meats commentary on this disney man child was gold. Your a brave man to watch this and be so civil. I couldn't.
My grandma worked on Main St. Till she was 77. She loved seeing The kids get so excited. But I wonder what she thought of "Disney Adults".
i’ve seen more adults cry at and about disney than children and that’s a bit concerning to me
Nostalgia is a hell of a drug lol
Hunter: "disney adults are horrifyign creatures"
also hunter: **standing menacingly behind a bunch of kids with a mickey mouse hat on looking like he just drank the bartender out of his cellar.**
Lmao real
Let’s not forget that Disney has events marketed to Adults, like drinking around Epcot and the food and wine festival. I know Universal used to have an after hours for adults that I remember thinking, “I can’t wait to check that out” when I grew up. Also if it’s not obvious that adults spend money, not children. Millennials now have the buying power, I’d argue Disney’s marketing strategy for folks to be Disney Adults was established when us millennials were children.
Grow up
Yeah those places are so the parents can get a break and a drink.
They definitely are marketing to adults, and it’s sad that you have this large demographic of adults that are this obsessed, it’s creepy!
We do?
Millennials aren't having kids so it makes sense to target adults
They're not having kids because they forgot to stop acting like kids 😊
I'm a big Disney fan. I buy all the movies on blu-ray, get random merch stuff, collect their card game and study their films often. But, I'm also coming at my fandom from an artist's perspective, as I've been actively studying the Disney style and trying to improve in it as a working art professional. I've never been to Disney land and probably will never go. I have lots of anime stuff too, but I haven't watched an anime in about 15 years. I feel that we shouldn't judge people too harshly for what they're into. When you find something you're passionate about it often feels as though YOU were chosen, rather than you chose it. There's plenty of adults who're just as passionate as "Disney Adults" but it's over a predetermined, socially aligned and very common fandom. If a 24 year old man is obsessed with the UFC and trains in BJJ, his mania is "normal", if someone's 30 and obsessed with politics and always talking about it, that's not seen as "cringe". You can be into Dragon Ball at 40 and it's OKAY, but if it's Donald Duck then it's weird. Everyone has their own sensibilities and reasons for loving stuff. If they're just living their lives and it enriches them, why put a magnifying glass onto them and judge so harshly? "Normal" people, with "normal" interests often appear to be "normal" out of a fear of accepting themselves. I used to work in the Japanese idol industry, and sometimes people would show interest in that world, so I'd introduce them to it properly. They'd reject it out of discomfort of being judged, but not because they weren't interested. You'd be surprised how many of you have the potential to be a Disney adult, but you allow society to separate you from your heart.
I hooked up with a Disney adult once. I slipped it in and she made this exact noise 16:58
HELP
I personally think going to Disney world 60 times a year is worth so much more than owning a house.
Have a house or meet Spiderman 60 times in one year it's not a tough call
@@mehmzay3022I know right?? Like imma go see spidey
This was hilarious. I haven't laughed this hard in a long time. Watched it 3x. Loved this. Do more of these Disney vloggers... please!
I do love the commentary on this man's incredible enthusiasm for something that while alone an adult would find mundane.
Wild.
I've never seen this dude before and it just seemed like he was trying way too hard. The web slinger part got me pretty good though.
@@NotOnThisTH-camWait, the Disney vlogger guy is trying too hard, or Meatcanyon was?
papa meat please make a part 2 of this!! i love this vid so much the actual creator came up on my recommended and he goes to disney world to look at a wedding venue even tho he’s not engaged!? and literally just goes off on his own at the venue and vlogs without his gf ?!?
Disney adult moment
I understand having Disney nostalgia as an adult. For many going there as a kid was one of the highlights of their lives, i know for me it was. It was like nothing else on earth. That said, it is cringey when adults go beyond basic visits to the parks and collecting disney memorabilia and start putting a huge emotional investment in it. It reminds me of child pageants, cringey ass parents being way more into something than the kids.
Yeah, if you were the perfect age (extremely young) when movies like Aladdin or Lion King came out (the originals, not the poopy remakes), you tend to develop a strong attachment to those defining early moviegoing experiences that other generations don’t get to enjoy. Unfortunately, being a millennial who grew up in the so-called “90’s Disney Renaissance” seems to also drastically increase your risk factor of becoming a “Disney adult,” and in that sense I actually envy today’s children growing up with a healthy skepticism of the corporation due to the…inconsistency of their recent output under Igor, Chapek, and then Iger again,.
On the flip side…they’ll be valuable later on. Think about it, anything 20,000 leagues under the sea is rare and can raise in Value over time. I once saw the nautilus model at a comic store going for 2k…
Regular kids didn't go to Disney . 1% profile and those in debt
@@bobzelley5100 then blame the parents
One of my dad's fondest memories was when my family went to Disney World in the 90s, when I was six. I'd been so hyped from all the commercials on TV that I didn't sleep at all the night before. Then we get there and it was nothing but long lines because it was summer and crowded and while waiting in lines for a ride I, tired and overheated in the blazing sun, looked up at my dad, pouting, and said "The TV lied!! 😡" In the end, we had way more fun at Busch Gardens Tampa a couple days later.
"The TV lied!"
I'm sorry, I laughed at that line.
...Part of me thinks your dad had to hold back a laugh as well then. 😂
Did you ride montu
Yep the lines are a deal breaker for me😡
I too had a very similar experience, I must say that it actually imprinted on me, now I have a strange disposition towards Disney parks.
never had a bad experience at a Busch Gardens... far as I know damm good time
My mother is a Disney adult. She doesn't dress up or anything like that, but Disney influences pretty much every aspect of her life. She has all the movies, lots of statues and stuffed animals, her purse is Pinocchio themed (Jiminy Cricket is her favorite character), and we've been to Disney World almost a dozen times. As a kid, it was cool to get to go to Disney World quite a few times, but as an young adult I started to think it was a little weird. As an adult, I got a better understanding of what was going on. As a kid, my mother and her siblings were terribly abused by her mother, both physically and psychologically. Watching the "World of Color" and "Wonderful World of Disney" gave her a temporary escape from that life. As she grew up, Disney became that "safe space" she could turn to. To me, using Disney as a safe space is no different than someone using alcohol and drugs as a coping mechanism for their lives. You are using something fake to temporarily distract you from your fucked up reality. I get this vid was meant to be funny, and this guy in the vid was pretty cringe to be honest, but just thought I would post this up for people to read.
As for going to Disney World, I highly recommend it, even if you aren't a Disney nut. We have a time share down there now, and you don't have to do the parks if you don't want to. There are bits of Disney everywhere, but there are plenty of things for adults to do beyond rides. The restaurants are almost all fantastic. The mid to high end resorts are all top class. The lower end ones are all kind of kitsch in my opinion. I was pretty bummed out when they took out the animation stuff at the back of Hollywood studios as there were plenty of reproductions of classic art you could look at up close. I spent hours looking at the background plates and sketches from the really early films and cartoons. There were quite a few easter eggs there. Beyond the core Disney stuff (Mickey Donald etc) they've also got Jim Henson stuff, Star Wars, Indiana Jones etc. Epcot's backend is called "World Showcase" and walking through it is like doing a mini world tour. All of the nations are staffed by people from those countries, and have food from those countries as well. It's probably one of my favorite parts because I love food. One of my favorite trips was staying in the 3 bedroom grand villa at Animal Kingdom lodge. Getting to spend every morning and every sunset on the balcony sketching and watching the African safari animals just chillin was an amazing experience.
Super interesting hearing a more postive experience. I am not at all a Disney fan but interesting to hear a better one. Epcot sounds like a lot of fun honestly.
So… are we just supposed to relish our fucked up reality, and not have any coping mechanisms or escapism? Especially at that young of an age? That’s how people come to the conclusion that inflicting self-harm is a way out, or at worst, commit suicide. Sure, alcoholism or drugs as a coping mechanism is unhealthy and creates more self-destruction, but something like Disney is far more of a healthier option.
I’m not knocking you for what you said, but I’m just curious about what people who experience realities like that are supposed to do in your eyes. Especially when they’re young and grow up with it, when someone who is supposed to be an attachment figure or security for them (a parent) is the cause of it. Abuse and trauma are real things, and they require some sort of coping mechanism or escapism to survive them. We’re humans.
Yeah my wife kind of became a Disney adult after the birth of our two kids- in many ways I followed along. She actually used to work for the company and was in animation out of college. I just think it’s the way she coped with all the stress and keeping in touch with her past vocation.
I took her to Disney World without the kids because I knew it would be a long time until we traveled and it was to make up for our honeymoon that was canceled due to COVID. Absolutely amazing trip- they’ve really invested in their dining too so the food was amazing. Very expensive though to eat at the top spots.
Actually taking my kids to Disneyland in a couple weeks but we’ll be done for awhile. Can only take so much as fun as it’s been.
I think Disney as a safe space isn't even in the same league as drugs and alcohol.
Comparing Disney to the collateral caused by opioids and other illicit substances (which contribute to the ongoing poverty, crime, and domestic violence in this country) is...quite the take.
you'll probably never see this but you are one of the only youtubers i fucking laugh my ass off to there are others that make me chuckle but your humor just absolutely tickles that serotonin button keep being you kind sir