Looney Tunes but out of context - pt.5
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- Опубліковано 25 лют 2022
- Cartoons featured (in order of appearance):
- One Froggy Evening
- 8-Ball Bunny
- Draftee Daffy
- The Bug Parade
- Falling Hare
- Cross-Country Detours
- Wagon Heels
- What Price, Porky?
- To Duck Or Not To Duck?
- Porky's Hero Agency
- Wideo Wabbit
- Porky's Party
- I Got Plenty Of Mutton
- Bosko's Picture Show
- Coal Black And De Sebben Dwarfs
- Devil May Hare
- Back Alley Oproar
- The Bashful Buzzard
- Baseball Bugs
- Duck Dodgers In The 24th And 1/2 Century
- To Duck Or Not To Duck? (Again)
- Bugs Bunny Gets The Boid
- Rabbit Seasoning
- Porky's Hero Agency (Again)
- An Itch In Time
- The Bug Parade (Again)
- The Iceman Ducketh - Розваги
Love how fluid and fast the frog was quick to just commit die
It be like that somedays
that Frog committed suicide for a punchline
Joker would be proud
I'm genuinely shocked they had such a blatant suicide joke.
@@guyallen8844 the 1940s were a different time
Ahh croaking
One of the great things about Looney Tunes is that most of the jokes don't require any context to be amusing.
Hardest decision of looney tunes is deciding wether or not it’s funny with context or without
Sadly the suicide part was too good to exist 😂
no need for editing or censoring either
The Michigan J Frog joke definitely requires context. The whole joke of that short relies on knowing the plot.
Probably because most of these don't make any sense in context either.
the disintegrating pistol joke has to be my favorite. it did exactly what it said it'd do
Well whadaya know, it, disintegrated.
I forgot how wacky the logic was so it caught me off guard.😂
Brother, when it disintegrates, it disintegrates!
Acme quality, amirite lol
I also love Daffy as Robin Hood, with his trusty quarter staff.
"It's really a buck and a quarter staff, but I'm not telling him that!"
I don't know why but the joke of: Character making a lot of noise, stopping suddenly, and then saying something in a perfectly calm voice, and then resuming, is one of the funniest things ever.
It's a classic. The one near the end with the bull in the spider's web kills me along with the one of the dog frantically rubbing his butt across the carpet.
Yep,even outside of looney toones
And they usually break the fourth wall when doing so. It is, and always will, be funny.
ay bro you should buy more league skins
Yess, pure golden comedy right thar! 👌
0:22
I was trying to think of how this joke would go, but nothing ABSOLUTELY NOTHING could have prepared me for that one liner.
I was dying of laughter for a good minute.
@@johnjoestar5111 same
Persona 3 Frog
@@grandarkfang_1482 BABY BABY BABY BABY BABY BABY BABY BABY BABY BABY BABY BABY BABY BABY BABY BABY BABY BABY BABY BABY BABY BABY
I remember being absolutely shocked when I first saw that punchline as I did not see it coming either. However, I now think it's hilarious.
the frog croaking one caught me so off guard that a fencing teacher is yelling at me for my form
This is a Quality Jest.
@@arcanelore3791 You mean a quality JOUST?
@@cmyk8964 -- AYYYYY
Same. I want to know where that's from
@@cmyk8964 touche
Looney Tunes had unfathomable meme potential. There just wasn't a way to share with everyone so quickly.
it was literally on tv
@@pichass9337 they talking about memes, on the Internet?? U couldn't share memes with the tv?
With Multiversus growing in popularity, maybe we might see a surge.
people shared it through word of mouth everyday
@@ing-acnl9455 Do you know what a "meme" is?
1:09 Anyone who's owned a cat knows this isn't a joke, its just accurate
I didn't know cats wore boots
idk i dont have stairs in my hiuse
though the sound delay isn't (especially as it's only for the footsteps not the noises lol)
Can confirm. My cats are either making the loudest thuds with their tiny paws by bouncing everywhere or they're screaming at a bird they saw.
Or both.
Literally I’ll be sleeping and wake up to my cat running back and forth through hallway while her little bell jingles 😭
2:42 will never cease being funny to me. "Hey, I better cut this out. I may get to like it!"
I dont get that one 😔
@@ing-acnl9455 Quite simple, actually. It's a masturbation joke. In fact, that line wasn't supposed to be in this short. Bob Clampett, the director, was playing a game of bait and switch with the Hays Office, and purposely dropped this line in so that they would take it out, yet leave in the dog frantically rubbing his butt on the carpet. Surprisingly, they didn't catch it and the line thankfully stayed in.
The dog be like: Hope this doesn't awaken anything in me
That's the word Plucky and Peanut used but reword it
Bob Clampett was supposed to cut that gag out of the cartoon, but somehow it stayed in.😁
The frog killing itself had me laugh hysterically for like a solid minute maybe more
same bro, im still going
Well, it was a frog croaking, it was exactly as advertised
@@blazryvlogs2535 True, just not in the sense we think of it.
The rate of sewerslide among frogs is very high, hence the term.
0:21 I was caught so off guard. I cried laughing. The randomness. The pun. It’s all amazing.
also not to mention the abrupt cut
isn’t loony toons a kids show or am i wrong
@@yosh-the-yosh not really, it’s a cartoon but there are some dark things and jokes in this
What really sells it is how aggressive the sound effects are and how hard the actors are trying. It's the sound that completes it.
And the fun thing is, most of the voices you heard were by one guy, Mel Brooks.
@@HesmiyuMC I think you meant Mel Blanc?
@@JetFalcon710 yep, Blanc is what I was meant to say :P
0:33 When someone has an unpopular opinion on the internet.
When one makes the mistake of missing a joke (speaking from experience, especcially from me, i recoil when remembering foolish mistakes i made, and ig feel haunted by my past & shit)
That's the dog that tried to say their opinion on Twitter.
0:35*
When you type anything on twitter/X
I realize now that the reason why Boomerang has such a small selection of reruns for Looney Tunes is because so many jokes would be considered inappropriate
most of the good stuff was already out of circulation by the late 60s; almost everything that was left over was just bland mush.
Some of these episodes are actually banned from airing on TV. So that def limited their selection
We got way too soft as a society, and so we lost the best of our comedic creativity as a result.
It's also because they probably lost most of them. Remember, this was back in the 50s. Data storage was super expensive back then, so it's not uncommon they'd just delete stuff they don't use anymore.
@@donottouchmyfood anytime I hear this argument I immediately think of the disclaimer at the beginning of the vhs tapes and DVDs
"The cartoons you are about to see are products of their time. They may depict some of the ethic and racial prejudices that were commonplace in American society. These depictions were wrong then and are wrong today. While the following does not represent the Warner Bros. view of today's society, these cartoons are being presented as they were originally created, because to do otherwise would be the same as claiming these prejudices never existed."
Maybe try teaching kids instead of pretending the past never happened, unless you want the new generations to fall down the same path. Oh wait.
The "frog croaking" joke was amazing and totally unexpected because I forgot that croaking used to mean dying
It's also perfectly timed
You know a show is good when it could hold up even after a few hundred years. Don't tell me this won't still be funny 100 years from now
Linguistic changes may make this absolutely incomprehensible. But that's the way it should be.
@@yellowbird5 what? The revamps?
@@ceddavis7441 We can clearly understand recording's of people from the 1920s, besides slang, language doesn't deviate that much within 100 years. Try 300 years
@@pyrotechnick420 fair enough
I mean some of these shorts are almost there. One of my favorites from when I was a kid with Daffy and The Dinosaur was from 1939, so 83 years and it's still just as funny.
Looney Tunes are always out context and that's what makes them hilarious.
One, you aren't the first person to say that. Two, you are wrong
@@CheeseMiser 🤓
Could agree with u more.
@@joshualanderos4732 🤡
I love how the baseball segment feels exactly like something outta Rhythm Heaven, or any rhythm game for that matter.
I was thinking the same thing
Exhibition match on crack
That’s Friz Freleng for you. He was the master of syncing up the animation with the music.
@@Doug_Edwards99Conga music, right?
3:01 Y’know I completely forgot about the toothpaste ad line that everyone is referencing, but the way Daffy suddenly hit that wall is froze in that position is so fresh in my mind. I can’t explain any better than that why that was always so funny to me lol
3:02 I saw this in a toothpaste ad once
Tadaaaaa
*BANG*
3:01
What's wild is that most of, if not all, the characters were voiced by Mel Blanc. Man had phenomenal range, with Sylvester being the closest to his natural voice.
Most in this case there were exceptions even in these clips. Like Bugs pretending to be Groucho Marx, that was Daws Butler. Plus Elmer and Bosko for example, wasn't voiced by Mel. Though Mel rarely voiced Elmer in the Golden Age of Animation, but he didn't fully took over the voice of Elmer til after the studio was closed for good (far as the Golden Age goes).
Mel blanc and Micheal Winslow: The human soundboard.
3:02
You just couldn't resist, could you?
Gotta keep up with the times
just for myself: 3:01
He saw it in a toothpaste ad once.
Daffy: OOF!
Bugs: looks like brushed away half my troubles
it’s so good
0:34 is hilarious as all hell.
Twitter when you have an opinion:
I seriously did not appreciate this shit enough as a kid
I know right? Nowadays children's cartoons can't make jokes like this
I did! And laughed my ass off, too! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I don't think anyone of my generation (which I believe was the last one to experience Looney Tunes on television [network TV and cable]) appreciated it. But, at least we have DVDs, Blu-Rays, and people trying to find and remaster them. And MeTV, of course, if you can ignore the occasional censorship for outdated racial content. When I was a kid, Looney Tunes cartoons were censored for violence, racial content (including the references to World War II), dangerous imitable behavior, smoking, drinking, pill-popping, and the occasional "we need to cram more commercials down kids' throats, so let's cut some funny gags out" syndicated cuts. And some of the cuts weren't done by Standards and Practices; some were reissue cuts done for whatever reason the studios were thinking at the time.
@@gamenwatch6269 Unless they're adult cartoons.
@@canaisyoung3601 I guess I was lucky enough to watch the unedited versions as a kid. Speedy Gonzales was great, Pepe Le Pew not so much….
The part where Fudd’s dog gets launched off the stands still kills me to this day 🤣🤣
Has me in tears
I love how quickly the dog booing is bombarded with items
The dog bombarded was the sole supporter of Fudd
The frog commuting un-alive caught me off guard tbh.
0:21 “Here we show you a close-up of a frog croaking.” Oh he croaked all right.
"When it disintegrates, it disintegrates"
Quality jokes only get better with age.
Gotta love accurate advertising
That one caught me off guard 🤣
0:33 bro this part gets me everytime
0:39: This joke was censored in syndication broadcasts.
You should see how the "You Beat Your Wife" part is edited. Cutting that line is only the tip of the iceberg.
1:39 - accurate depiction of a typical Orioles inning
2:56 Yes cow this honestly does look hard to believe how strong that spider web is 😂😂😂
Spider webs are some quantity stronger than steel, but they break easily because they’re thin
*Frantic mooing*
"This is hard to believe, isn't it?"
*Frantic mooing resumes.*
0:21 god damn lol
0:30 is an underrated clip from this compilation. I laughed so hard 😂😂😂😂
I remember having that episode on a compilation dvd as a kid and that joke made me laugh every single time
0:49 That bizarre creature said "The dirty fuck?"
That would be Bosko. To this very day, however, it has not been confirmed by animation historians whether he actually cursed or not.
@@glowworm2 I did not know that creature had a name! Thank you for relaying that tidbit of trivia!
@@ANDROLOMA Yep, Bosko was basically the first Looney Tunes character, basically their answer to Mickey Mouse (All of the rival animation studios were trying to create their own "Mickey Mouse" characters back then) and he starred in numerous shorts. When I was a kid, Nickelodeon actually would air his shorts among the Looney Tunes so he was a rather early memory.
Some cartoons made before the Hays Code in 1934 had profanity, inuendo, flipping the bird. They weren't always family friendly.
@@glowworm2 yeah, i think he was actually _the_ first Looney Tunes/ Merry Melodies character, the first short being in 1929, featuring a live action video of the animator drawing Bosko for the very first time on a big sheet of paper, and an animated Bosko coming to life and singing, playing the piano, and doing some light shenanigans, before the animator gets tired and pulls him back into an ink pen.
The fact I know legit all of the context to these really shows how much Looney Tunes I watched when I was younger
Same here. Was watching Looney Tunes shorts since I was quite small.
Same I remember I had a vhs tape with a whole bunch of looney tunes shorts as little kid
I've seen a load of these cartoons, but more than half of these were new to me.
There will never be finer, funnier animation. So funny it hurts.
1:54 This disintegrating pistol gag. I love it.
1:39-1:53 I would pay to see this recreated in an actual baseball game.
0:04 I can't hear that anymore without thinking of Spaceballs
Haha, YES!!!!!
@ 1:56
At least their marketing wasn't lying in that department.
Unlike a certain customer that buys Acme products regularly.
Hey, this was in the 24th and a half century. ACME probably became more reliable over the years.
"Brother, when it disintegrates, it disintegrates."
0:33 That one kid that reminds the teacher of the homework.
Pov opinion on Twitter
1:31 The way the farmer screams moo really gets me
the joke where a character doesn’t fall until they realize they are in mid-air will never not be funny
The bit with Silvester stomping up and down the stairs is EXACTLY what my cat does irl.
The frog croaking made me laugh WAY harder than it should’ve
0:57 This scene still gets me every time 🤣🤣🤣
every tiktok couple off camera
"Here, we show you a close-up of a frog croaking"
**Fucking kills himself**
1:31 It was then the old man realized…he wasn’t in Kansas anymore…
He was in Australia the whole time 🇦🇺
Moo?! MOOOOOOOO!!!
0:49 that dirty *what*
2:38 this is exactly why Daffy is my favorite Looney Tunes character. He’s my spirit animal.
I think I remember seeing that episode, but I can’t remember which it was.
@@Naro_RiversOne of the "duck season wabbit season' episodes if I'm not mistaken
1:48 I want you all to notice the tiny, incredibly difficult detail of the guys moving their hips in time to the song. They went EXTRA with these cartoons on cels. And now animation is in the dumps with crappy digital puppet rigs. What a shame.
True dat
It's especially a shame since you'd figure that with all of our new technology, it would be that much easier to apply such details with far less effort than it used to require.
Ever heard of Klaus? Spider-Verse? Castlevania? Arcane?
Animation is still great, it just gets no respect.
@@lvbboi9 at least 90% of cartoons on American TV are trash today. A handful isn't going to save it.
Now now, digital puppet rigs aren't all bad. When done right, they can have as much appeal as the traditional stuff.
2:13 It really sounds like he's laughing. Lol
2:20 "cruesom isn it"😅
"Here we show a close-up of a frog croaki- *OH GOD THAT'S NOT WHAT WE MEANT!"*
2:20 Bug's: Gruesome isn't it?
Bugs Marx: Have you stopped hitting your wife?
0:21 You know you're watching an old cartoon when there is humor modern cartoons would never in a million years be able to get away with.
0:52 I should get into this show. It looks right up my ally.
Same. You notice where that hole patch is?😉
@@TheAllcreatorLiveArchives 💀
This message is approved by the estate of Bob Clampett.
#WhistleWhileYouTwerk
I think she actually turns around and has an unexpectedly scary/ ugly/ manly face, but I'm not sure.
Everyone talking how the frog committed die; while that’s hilarious, I’m still giggling by the fact that the sheep at 0:48 was literally HORNy lol.
*Ducks:* BOO!
*Dog:* Hooray! (Gets pelted with garbage)
*Ducks:* HOORAY!
*Dog:* Boo! (Gets pelted with garbage again)
Hey, a lot of that was fresh produce. Who needs a grocery store, when you can just piss off a gang of screwball ducks every night. 🥗
@@crnkmnkyquiet ducks
@@ErikFlores-mo3fs 🦆🦆🦆
@@crnkmnky it’s woo ducks
Looney Tunes is the root cause of why my humour is so maniacal and I love it 💚💚💚
I grew up on Looney Tunes since my parents both loved it, and honestly rewatching these clips shows just how much that influenced my sense of humor. (And I I BEYOND GRATEFUL for that)
Looney Tunes are 80+ years old and still funny.
Actually they're over 90. Bosko the first Looney Tunes star, debuted in 1930, unless one counts the unreleased 1929 pilot.
I'm so glad I grew up with this era of cartoons
1:02
wow the only time im ever gonna be
confused in an out of context vid.
😆 Sylvester being deliberately obnoxious to disturb Elmer Fudd has always been funny to me
That part alone has always made me laugh.
😛 tralalalala (stomps upstairs/downstairs)
Naw that part where we plays noisy instruments and wakes up Elmer and he runs still making noise
1:03 - Okay, I'm pretty well convinced that Tasmanian devils are just Australia's version of raccoons.
We have Possums for that but ok
3:01
When the boss shows up and says
"Let me see your reports for the month"
😭 How dare you attack me.
The 1940s sure was an interesting time huh?
The kind of jokes in cartoons we just don’t see anymore
@@Broomer52 "tOo ViOlEnT"
Meanwhile in modern cartoons: toilet humor
@@Koishi97 ?
Some of us were at war; anything to keep that off our minds for a few minutes was a warm welcome.
@@Broomer52 we see this often tho, a lot of it just transitioned into adult cartoons. If anything its mostly the 60s and 70s when cheesy hannah barbarra stuff took over which was really tame by comparison.
0:16 Instagrammers be like:
The best thing of looney tunes is that things do the exact opposite of what you expect and it is hilarious
Decades later and the "Acme Disintegrating Pistol" still gets me every time.
As a former cat owner, I can relate to this clip 1:09
0:21 I'm laughing so hard I'm gonna croak
0:21 from PG to R in one second
I lost it at 1:58 😭
2:23 so THAT is the origin of that gore edit
*Animation writing* owes so much to these shorts; between being absurd, clever and just a little edgy (for want of a better word), I'd argue it set up the future for things like _The Simpsons, Shrek_ and many other modern works in the medium.
Makes me look at those *HBO shorts* with a bit more of a frown, really. They miss the point entirely.
0:41 The ram is getting turned on by Porky
2:25 - 2:37 This is incredible voice acting!
0:21-0:25. Naw we can’t just overlook this one lmao
0:23
Quite possibly the last thing I expected to happen there
1:30 bro knows the workings of cartoon physics
Dude I absolutely died at the croaking frog 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 god I wish that humor was still around
That frog died too.
Ok I thought that frog one was kinda random, but now I understand it, it's hilarious!
Care to explain?
@@georgeoldsterd8994 You can say "John croaked" to mean "John Died".
"A frog Croaking" can mean "A frog dieing"
1:41 This says a lot about society
Looney tunes and Tom & Jerry are classics that will never be unfunny
0:20 i was not mentally prepared for that...
You don't fall until you question it or realize there's no ground xD
Moo? Mooooo!
0:15 they were starting furries off way longer than I thought they’d be around
I don’t think that’s count as a furry, it’s like a wasp bee thing and they don’t really _have_ fur, and I doubt they’ll fall into any subcategories (scalies, avians, probably more) so it’s more just an overly sexualised wasp bee thing.
I miss old school cartoons like this. They weren't afraid to be unhinged lol
1:09 me at 3am cause I can't sleep
0:10 that is odd style I never see much anymore.
Yeah! Perhaps it was rotoscoped (traced over footage of a real person). 🤔
_"A frog croaking"_
Oh my god...
Holy shit! That clip with the frog was so quick!
2:14
Bugs bunny: **CRYING IN PAIN**
Subtitles: [Laughter]
I mean, close your eyes and tell me that stinker ain’t laffin’ 😂
*_C O M E D Y_*
The subtitles were 20 seconds too early
Oh shut up
That frog documentary caught me off guard....
Dude that frog croaking joke was genius!
Seeing animorphic characters speak to me in a calm ass tone after screaming their lungs out is funny as hell
2:47 the line reused in cat burglar