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this is so sweet, i keep coming back

Hip hop came out of the Bronx. Just sayin.

Ah, that little smile Jolene gives at the end when Dolly holds her. And I adore how you drew these characters from the faces to that beautiful hair!

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This will be happening by the end of wicked the musical movie

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Me realizing not everyone has listen to Reinaeiry's cover. Also lovely work. ua-cam.com/video/QHfT_D4BMmI/v-deo.html

Still only 3k views? That cant be right… This should’ve blown up by now it’s so good!! I watched it a few months ago and it popped back up in a mix

"your voice is soft like summer rain" you are a HOMOSEXUAL!

Jolene how it was meant to be told, and told mighty well

I know I already commented but 0:40 got me fucked up 😳

Honestly, you’re so right for this. Just because people can’t imagine another person being triggered by something that they don’t deem as “triggering” enough doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen Well said!!

Glad to see that I wasn’t the only sapphic to hear this song and go “this is a little gay” Love the facial expressions you put into this!

This is so well made. I was smiling so much hehe!! They're so cute!

Gays girls also I love animation!!!! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

Ahah omg this is awesome 💕💕

I love seeing pictures of Dolly from the early 70s and thinking about how this "Jolene" would have to be hot enough to cause localized fusion for Dolly Parton to be that afraid of her attractiveness.

That was really amazing and really sweet and really... well I might be blushing too... ☺

Fellas is it gay to kiss a girl's foot

love how we all interpreted it as lesbian hahahah

So beautiful! Keep making these videos, you're a talent!

this is amazing!

<3 I love this!!!!❤❤❤

I love this animation!! Is it alright if I share it in a wlw subreddit?

As a kit I thought this song was about a lesbian

This is so underrated

this is wonderful!!!! you did a fantastic job!!

Excellent job!!

that's for real a power move though, imagine sleeping with the person your husband wanted to cheat on you with.

Wow, I love it! A very romantic interpretation of the song. Great job as always! ^_^

I would love to see this redone and see how you've improved in the last 5 yrs

HEY, I APPRECIATE THE SUBTITLES!! love seeing the very smooth animation, love this video so far!!

I can see both sides of the argument in the section bringing up how Rap music only belongs to one cultural group of people. (This is me rambling to try and understand your view in the way I'm initially interpreting it, so correct me if I'm off LOL) Similar things can be seen in each group. I'm Chicana, and can see how annoying it is with how the music styling of how a group of people who may have historically and even today trash talk said style while also trying to use it. I see it a lot with Mariachi music and how in a non-Mexican/Mexican-American context is used in a comedic sense because it sounds goofy to others. Meanwhile myself and all the other Chicanos and Mexicans grew up listening to the music in contexts of celebrations, high emotions, dancing. Personally I hear it a lot at weddings to express how powerful the love of two people are, or at fairs/festivals to get people hyped for the festivities of the day. Not saying that Mariachi cant be used in a comedic sense, but like Id love for people to know just how beautiful the music is. A lot of Mexican culture tends to get meme'd on and shrugged off, so it's a bit awkward for me to see it used in tv shows or movies when its only shown as being a funny-goofy-silly song. (Movies like Rango do a great job with the usage of Mariachi in how it's used for story telling/narration and following a protagonist.) I do have a question on your thoughts on people who use rap styles in their own native contexts? (i.e. DAOKO rapping in Japanese or Bloodywood occasionally rapping in both Hindi and English in some of their music that combines Heavy Metal with what I think is North Indian sounds/instruments/vocals)

Was that Glinda with the sword on her neck?!?!

I love this video so much, not a single lie told. Succinct, well scripted, lively animation, and your voice is so expressive. Great job! 👌 Also love seeing all the racist whites cry in the comments. Shows that you're telling a truth they can't handle lol

The way the baby popped out lol

I also was surprised when I watched it and saw there was no speaking lines

i know i will get crucify for this, by hamilton is black for white, rather then black

Wow. I've seen a lot of videos where folks voice their personal opinions on overrated things like Hamilton. But this? This has to be one the most unique and beautiful ones I've ever seen! I just love the soft colors and how it contrasts to your brutally honest analysis towards Hamilton. The presentation of your points of criticism and how you paced them is sharp, snappy and successful in holding the viewer's attention, and it must of taken FOREVER to animate everything to make it look as elegant and smooth as it does. Wow! I'm genuine impressed and have to say you did a wonderful job on this video. Hope you have a great day! ^_^

I really think In The Heights works so much better and, while Hamilton was a great experiment and I'm really happy it brought new attention to Broadway, I agree that the form of a rap musical doesn't sit well with the content of 18th c. enslavers. In the heights uses the context of Washington Heights and makes the place feel like a character through the music and Hamilton... doesn't.

So I’m a major 80s/90s British Invasion Sir Andy pop writing-type and Hamilton is so overrated BUT it all being sung is a stylistic choice and he’s not the first one to do it. Demy’s “Umbrellas of Cherbourg” is an example of this. It’s really up to whether or not you can suspend your disbelief and that’s a hard sell I actually dislike a lot of LMM’s work precisely because post Hamilton, he does this very watered down rap that just isn’t very good. Moana, Encanto, The Little Mermaid: NOT EVERYTHING NEEDS A RAP VERSE/SONG, especially that last one. His first work that put him on Broadway and was based on his own life, “In The Heights” is honestly so much better but being so New York-centric, wasn’t as easy to appeal to a wider audience. There’s rap in that too so you might not like it but it’s the story of a kid growing up in 80s/90s Washington Heights, not the story of colonizers You’d probably enjoy Lindsay Ellis’ video essay on the topic of you haven’t seen it yet. Cheers

PSA! Don't fucking comment telling me I'm wrong about the cultural appropriation thing. None of y'all are black and I wouldn't care if you were! Don't try to name any white rappers you think are hot either! Yes I really don't like them, shocking I know! If you're upset please journal about it tonight!💖

As a peruvian girl, i totally agree on it, However my take on it is Just to dress their problem and in a crítical thinking view. I wont coment on the rap thing bc honestly i dont know lol But i totally under why you dislike hamilton, and its totally válido and refreshing to see a black person talk about these issues :)

It always raises alarm when someone says they "hate" a piece of work, because the majority of people educated enough to appreciate various artforms would at least say they "dislike" or "don't prefer" a work. "Hate" is a word reflective of juvenile ignorance, but I suppose it generates views.

I was about to agree with you, then you bring politics in musical art and analysis. Broadway is one of the most expensive theaters out there. Not only is Hamilton expensive, but every show on Broadway is. Beetlejuice lowered prices for middle class audiences and it couldn't stay on Broadway even though it was probably more loved than Hamilton. It being in all music and songs is a deliberate choice. Many great shows do that. Take Les Mis and Cats for example. Les Mis has to be in all songs because the story is so complex. And Cats. It’s a musical of poems and there is a story, but even if there wasn’t one, it's still a fun experience. I mention these two in particular because Hamilton both has a very complex story and it's very fun. The story structure is very well done and Miranda(even though he doesn’t get everything right) he still makes the effort to make it incredibly simple, but well researched. Which is very important for a story that spans over 50 years of Hamilton's life. Actually there are a few times that the musical pauses and breathes. Even though it is all songs, the slower paced songs allow you to breathe a little. Then, it's back into the fast paced songs. Like how Schuyler Sisters follows Story of Tonight. A Winter's Ball starts slow, then picks up speed at the lyric "ladies". You'll Be Back is followed up by Right Hand Man. Slow song then fast song. This repeats for the entire show. I know you probably won't read this, but I wanted to put facts into your flimsy arguments. Thank you.

rap music isn't just for black people, it's a genre of music like any other. it was made by black people and now it's used by everyone. why are you acting like that's a bad thing? i would be glad to share my culture like that with the whole world. also, you fail to realise that this is this still a musical, the writers didn't want the rap to be eminem level of good (notice that eminem is white lmao), because musicals have to be understood by everyone and that's why it has to have a level of limitation. you might ask, well why didn't they just scrap the rap songs then? because they just want songs like that to be in their musical put simply. i hate the concept of "cultural appropriation" that americans have, literally no one else in the world is that a thing, i only started hearing some small people say it in my country because of AMERICAN influence. also, another thing you fail to understand is that the characters live in the late 1700, OF COURSE they are going to sing about how good washington was, because they're not from our generation. crazy right? it's almost as if the period and context of musicals matter. and i said all of this while not even liking hamilton myself because history musicals aren't my type (see how i called it a history musical, because it talks about the history and everything?). i hope you see this, but if you don't then i hope you just come to these conclusions yourself. also nice animation.

This video is so high quality wow

Ok, I more or less agree with some of your points, but I'm confused on one in particular. Why can't white people rap? I mean, I've never really seen anyone have that point of view, at least not to that extreme. I thought music is a way to express life in general? Gatekeeping that because of the color of my skin feels... strange? Like, imagine if a white guy tried to gatekeep black people from being a classical composer because he claims it was his culture's music and no one else's, that's what it kinda sounds like? Like, I want music to be a way to unite people, not divide them. But, then again, I haven't been in your shoes before, so i guess it's just something that I have more difficulty understanding. Like, I've always enjoyed rap music, even though I'm white, and that's because it touched me on a human level, like I'm sure it does to you as well. Like, it's good in so many ways. There's the more party rap if you just want to, well, party, and there's the emotional rap that rips into the heart. Plus, while there are definitely crap white rappers (looking at you G Eazy), can you really say that people like Mac Miller or the white members of Brockhampton were awful? I'm just genuinely curious why you believe all white people can't rap?