"Thanks for ruining my 3 year olds day" I literally saw a 3 year olds day ruined today because they couldn't eat food that was in mud. Their day can be ruined by anything
Look all I’m saying is if I was 5 and my parents told me I was going to see my favorite cartoon character, and instead we got a strange adult man in a $20 amazon onesie, my day would definitely be ruined
As a father to a little girl who is almost 3, and two almost 2 year old twin boys, this is so true. It could be the most completely un-reasonable thing you could think of and they will cry over it, real tears and all. Children are ridiculous. Edit: don’t think for a second I don’t love my little munchkins though. They are my world.
The thing about adults watching Bluey...I personally don't have a problem with adults watching kids shows, so long as they don't get creepy about it. I used to watch MLP but I rarely tell anyone because I didn't want them thinking I'm a pervert, when in reality it's just that some kids shows have themes that resonate with adults too. But there's always the creeps that mess it up for everyone.
I watched it as a teen (back in it's heyday) and I feel like I'm an outlier, because of how many males turned out with a queer identity of sorts or were creepy with it. The reason I liked it was because it was a genuinely good show, with wholesome themes and positivity, and honestly I needed that back then because I sometimes underestimate how much I was depressed back then. I did meet sexualized bronies at that time which I didn't think much about then but now looking back, it's concerning but then again, why was I an outlier? Thank you for sharing your experience.
Exactly that, the vast majority of "bronies" would never or rarely call themselves that, especially to someone they didn't know, because the disgusting, perverted *small percentage* of adults that watched it soured everyone's perception of the whole. I think the fact that it was a meme due to how absurd and gross it was really bolstered the voices of the weirdos too.
I didnt watch mlp at 11 bc i saw strange bronies online and it scared me away. I should have watched it earlier insted of being on the internet so young.
Yeah, I don’t get the problem with it. The same thing happened with My Little Pony and that turned out mostly fine. (Also holy shit, these bots in the replies SUCK)
tbh i think they aren’t. despite all the drama, the adult bluey fandom seems to be more like adults finding comfort in the show rather then how adults have been with kids shows like my little pony or the loud house. it could’ve gotten worse since i’ve last checked in, but they just seem to be sad adults with anger issues.
@@basementdwellercosplay I am also a fan of Bluey, and I don’t even want to think about what kind of crap is out there.. I hope it doesn’t turn out like My Little Pony.
I've seen pretty much all the Bluey episodes cuz of kids. People like it cuz: - Beautiful animation - Great use of music - Cute wholesome stories - The Heeler family is super endearing - Great continuity episode to episode in the background - Very cleverly written. There's a 8 min episode that covers all of the evolution of life on Earth (single cell orgs -> Space faring civ) - It doesn't sound as brain dead as some other kids tv that can drive adults insane
I watch Bluey and i can say is the most overrated thing of these years its good but man people use this to get easy views and get to be the top #1 of imdb
Thats very accurate. It's short, Sweet, and very much gets the point across within the 8 minute show. It's very wholesome than what's out there today. It actually shows a family being a family.
I'm 25 and me and my girlfriend (21) love to watch Bluey and we don't have kids. I developed a chronic illness last year and I was struggling how to handle it physically and in a lot of pain and nausea. Bluey came on the TV in hotel we were staying in and something about the show is so calming to me that I was able to focus on the show and not on the pain in my stomach and it helped me tremendously. The show is well written and enjoyable for both kids and parents, I just hope to be a parent one day.
I went through similar health problems, for a week I couldn’t leave my bed and I just watched Avatar The Last Airbender… it really helped the nausea not be so bad, it was almost therapeutic
Can’t say I’ve been in those exact shoes, but there is something about when you’re in a bad way, physically or mentally, that some lighter and kinda wholesome stuff is just nice. I guess just something to foster pleasant thoughts and a feeling of safety amid whatever you’re dealing with helps the mind release tension, which translates to less physical pain. The Glitch show Sunset Paradise kinda has a similar status with me. When I’m well, I usually gear more towards darker or grittier stuff, but when I’m not, it is kinda nice to watch a few episodes and just shut everything out until I’m back to being halfway well at least. Hope ya can feel better! And remember that what matters is what works for you, especially with chronic stuff.
And when they're 20 they're gonna look back and laugh to their parents "Remember when we went to see Bluey and he was just a slacker in a onesie?" is a family memory.
Bluey is such a good childrens show. Its so easy to just sit and watch it with my kid, we both love it. I cant imagine being bamboozled like these folks.
"I think its people that just really like the cartoon" As a former brony, that is EXACTLY the same reason bronies tuned in to watch MLP. It was just a really good show. Also, Bronies ARE in fact, still around. They're just a lot more niche and smaller now.
@@Flinch9000 I'd put it on the same level as Phineas and Ferb. It's aimed more towards girls, but would you tell a girl who watches Power Rangers that there's something wrong with _her?_ Nope. It's just a show aimed to entertain with funny characters, and plenty of jokes and references that go over kids' heads. As the parent of a kid who watched it (and thus I watched it) I got a lot of jokes she definitely missed. And the show is very geek friendly. Like, holy crap, having John De Lancie (Q from Star Trek) as the anti-villain chaos god Discord was a stroke of casting genius. Especially in that episode when he ran a lethal D&D campaign...
@@SomeUA-camTraveler was that in the later seasons? I haven't watched anything past season 5 yet. The closest comparison I can make to MLP, is Powerpuff Girls, the OG version. It too had a core audience of girls, but it mostly also appealed to everyone and anyone. Even me and my friends talked about it in school back in the day.
My gf is still in the MLP fandom, it's a big comfort show for her. From what I've seen the fandom is much more chill now. Lots of fanartists and ppl who like to collect the vintage ponies from previous gens. It seems really nice.
I think something news stations forget is that kids will cry over ANYTHING. "Kids were crying" doesn't mean a whole lot. When I was growing up, I had a 10 year age gap with my younger cousins, so by the time they were talking in sentences, I was already a teen. I vividly remember a time when they were still toddlers and we came across a man walking his dog. The younger cousin said they wanted to "pet the kitty". I explained to them in a kind and informative voice that it's actually a dog and they started crying and saying "why isn't it a cat?"
That's actually a great point tho, like it's not bad for kids to cry, it's very normal I don't know why some people forget this, as far as I'm aware a kid will cry if they get told no, will cry if they accidentally drop a toy down the slide, will cry if they take a trip, and that's OK, because then they can be comforted and taught about how why those things happen and shown how to either A avoid those things, B that whatever happened isn't a big deal, and that C sometimes you just have to accept it- (In reverse order of the things I mentioned) I should know, I was a kid once xd and so was my sister, and my siblings.
@@medievalsabre8649 what you're describing is babies, toddlers, or kids with soft parenting. Nothing more annoying than a kid who fucking cries over every little thing
@@katherinesmallbean3594lmao I would play ps2 and being playing 2007 and I could never figure out what R3 was😭😭bro i would get so upset I would throw tantrums and throw the controller
_Bluey_ 🤝 _My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic_ Both harmless cartoon shows ends up getting caught up with a lot of drama by adults on the Internet. We have all comes in full circles.
@@MrZixadI mean, if we think about this argument, wasn't Nicktoons like Hey Arnold and CN shows like Courage the cowardly Dog or Powerpuff girls were targeted for kids yet to this day are well known for the good writing and touching moments as they also had lessons for their audiences??
Dogs only see yellow and blue, Bluey uses extremely vivid colors in every color of the spectrum I don't know where this myth came from. Maybe just the fur colors of the Heeler family.
Bluey did not deserve any of this. It was created by a father based on his everyday experiences with his daughters. It's a passion project created out of pure love, dedication, and sincerity for his daughters and the animation genre. How the internet managed to out-dedicate and out-sincere him is beyond me.
No matter how good someone may appear. There are cracks and seams you can always point at. Especially something that gets high praise, it almost begets higher scrutiny.
It really doesn’t deserve this bullshit at all. It’s a genuinely great show and a fantastic example of kid’s content that doesn’t treat the audience like idiots, something that seems to be becoming increasingly rare these days. The characters, the writing, the voice acting, the music, the animation, it’s all quite consistently good. And now the fucking superfans are ruining it for everyone because grown-ass adults don’t know how to act like grown-ass adults. Thanks guys, I hope you’re all happy with yourselves.
Is that why this blew up the way it did? It felt like one day, I had never heard of Bluey.. and the next day, I couldn’t go an hour without hearing or seeing the name “Bluey” 😑
@@TheAndrewj96It kinda weird that dark shows with cynicism and depression tend to have wholesome fandom despite minor toxicity while wholesome shows got creeps, edgy hormones teens, toxicity and drama controversy I mean look at MLP and Steven Universe.
Just remember: UA-cam will delete your comments if you discuss a spicy topic, which requires a fairly complex automated moderation system... But moderating bot comments, which is relatively fairly simple, they won't do. It's not that they can't. It's that they don't care.
Being the uncle of a 3 year old niece, I was subjected to watching this show a lot when she was younger. I don't hate the show but that theme song has been drilled so deep into my memory that hearing it again will send me into a Vietnam flashback. If I was being water-boarded, I wouldn't even crack. But that theme song would absolutely make me crack. Well, between that and the theme song to Cry Babies.
I saw this comment before getting to that part of the video and I thought this was referencing the Joker meme where he says "You say peacock and no one bats an eye, but if you say poop cock everyone loses their minds" Gave me the same vibes idk y
Agree, including the fact that this was supposed to be a small local thing, not like a massive full budget event, it’s a small local hotdog shop, not a Burger King
Terrible logic. The restaurant made the event to get people to spend money. So parents planned their day around going to the event with their kids, where they would probably buy food and the kids could meet Bluey. Except there was no Bluey, so they just drove to the restaurant for no reason, their kids got disappointed and if they'd planned dinner or lunch at the restaurant it would be an inconvenience to suddenly change your plans especially if you live an hour away. It's basically a scam. Lie and say you have a Bluey to get parents to bring their kids so they spend money for food, but just get a trash Bluey and say it was "for free" so you're free of blame. Very douchy marketing. I have no respect for that.
It's a really wholesome show , almost therapeutic for people with traumatic family issues. Seeing them be happy is like a chicken soup for the soul kind of thing
@@vaya-dragon1998its more like. the Way the dialog is written i think? think of it like the first toy story movie- its Made For Kids, absolutely, but there are jokes in the writing made so the adults can get some level of enjoyment too. it’s got parenting lessons in a way that a lot of other kids shows don’t and doesn’t talk down to children in a way that makes you feel stupid for watching it, and i think that’s why its gotten so popular overall. parents / people who want to be parents are getting a laugh here and there while taking notes on how to not repeat their Own parents’ mistakes so its not a mind-numbing watch most of the time. that combined with the Real Talk shit like miscarriages and infertility puts it past the average kids show . that being said the only time i watched bluey was when i was bedridden with covid and wanted somethin wholesome to zone out to
@@vaya-dragon1998 It goes deep into personal topics like how it is to raise children, how to deal with emotions, along with infertility, etc. that's why so many adult also watch it.
I got 3 kids and put bluey on for them but end up watching it with them all the time. The quality is better then most kids shows produced in North America and the messages it teaches to kids AND parents are deep. I've referenced the show quite a bit to help my kids understand things. Helping teach: family not being able to conceive, parent quiet time (20 minutes), A.D.D and that I was once a kid plus so much more is really helpful. I think anyone should be able to watch it without judgement, it has so many beautiful moments.
I work at an elementary school and I have seen more episodes of Bluey than most people I guarantee it, however I had no idea this innocent and genuinely well written children’s program had this much controversy surrounding it, I don’t have a lot of free time to begin with because of work so it’s hilarious seeing this story, you made my day Charlie!
As a parent who watches Bluey with his daughter, I can explain. Its SUPER WHOLESOME. If you have had issues in your life because you feel like you didnt have strong parental figures, this show will absolutely help. It has some of the best life lessons for parents and even regular people. Im a big baby to be fair but me and my wife find ourselves in tears like “damn I wish we had learned lessons like this sooner”
@@Soundwave08been reporting each one I see for spam and youtube is yet to do anything yet I wrote 1 comment saying how stupid racism was, and how racism towards white people was still racism and I got a warning for having written a “hate” comment 😂
Bronies are surprisingly not extinct. I was doing a layover in San Francisco and there was a massive My Little Pony event happening in the hotel and they were everywhere.
Yeah just I can't imagine how anyone could actually believe they just stopped existing or disappeared, they're just less loud and lurking in other communities/Fandoms.
@@kitthecat0274 This is like anime fans stop existing when the show they like ends. All that happens is that normies start interacting and complaining about the show/fans less.
"The biggest takeaway is - if you want to do something special for the community, just make sure you do it at the highest quality" that is the best response they could have given
The right answer is if want to give something special for the community, first learn what is that community (in this case Blue's fans with child) really accept and after that do in higest quality. Or you can throw away all brand away and make a small generic carnival with face paint or some activity, brand only serve to pay royalty or propaganda.
She is absolutely right. People take the meet and greet thing very seriously. I think a bluey themed party may have been more on par with what they could pull off. Get some decorations, streamers, have some activities or themed food. Have the post say that kids should come dressed as the characters (kids love dressup) to celebrate? Maybe have some kind of thing to give away? There's a lot that you can still do that will make some kids day, even if you cant afford the highest quality costume.
Honestly biggest takeaway they should have gotten was dont half ass something in an upper middle class neighborhood. Or just don't do it at all. There's no wonder why they got upset, showed up expecting something nice but they got something you'd expect to see on the north east side and these are wealthy people who live around that location lol. Kinda stupid to even entertain the idea of doing it but they made an oopsie, oh well
My 25+ year old best friend watches Bluey, and loves the show. She tells me it's a show that's for both children AND adults to watch! It tackles real life problems and can teach younger kids about them in a soft and nice Bluey way. Like disabilities, such as being deaf and mute. Sign language being used in an episode, surely making many kids feel seen. The miss-carriage episode, my friend told me a little about it and how she cried to that episode, because it was so sad, how the mom was suffering from depression from it, then in the end, they show that it's something you can heal from. She showed me a clip, and although it's too childish for me to personally get into, I could really just understand and tell that this is a great comfort show for older people, parents, and a very understanding and mature way to teach kids! :)
Same. Had a friend show me a few episodes a while back, and sure it’s not my thing, but I can see the qualities you talked about. Plus, I also kinda like old sci-fi movies, and the creators love to throw in little low key references you would never expect. I’m pretty sure I remember subtle nods to Total Recall and Alien of all things. Cracked me up good and was totally unexpected.
Bluey is a wholesome family of Australian Blue and Red heeler dogs, my niece is obsessed with it (yes she is a four year old) Its a nice little show talking about understanding and respect, something the adults seemed to have forgotten. BTW as an Aussie it's great to see something made here doing so well overseas, which I was unaware of.
Yeah Bluey is massive, almost Wiggles massive, Australia's had a pretty good run on children's entertainment, probably because our government treats us like we are all 5 years old
Bluey is the only cartoon I can say I actually enjoy watching with my daughter. Now I would never watch it on my own but it is a great show. They recognize that parents will be watching as well and there are a lot of lessons about understanding and relatable moments that make it actually a very enjoyable show.
Ive seen Bluey with my nieces and its genuinely just a good show with good messages for children (and some adults). What sets it apart in my opinion is that it doesn't waterdown the message like other children shows and is willing to have 'actually' sad moments. Which help with teaching kids about empathy for others.
@PanoptesDreams The show is just really solidly written. It resonates with parents because it covers a lot of the issues and milestones that parents actually go through. Like what it's like to explain to your child that someone they care about is gone, or coming to terms with the fact that your child is no longer a baby, or creating a memory with your own child that you realize must be how your own father felt when he was there with you as a child. It's filled with very real, very emotional, and very cleverly written episodes that entertain kids and at the same time remind parents that you don't always have to do everything right, and you won't do everything right, but as long as you try, your kids will love you and you're doing alright. Even more than that, really. It's difficult to explain. Are you familiar with the game Unpacking? On the surface it's just a game about unpacking boxes and organizing a room. But throughout the game you learn all about their lives, how they've grown, their values, etc. It's truly moving and there's so much more to unpack than you realize at first. Bluey is like that. On the surface it's a kid's cartoon, but beneath that is a far deeper story with real emotion and understanding of what it's like to grow up and become parents. And this isn't just some fanboy ascribing my own feeling onto the show, this is intentional by the creators, and masterfully executed. That's why parents praise the show so much
As a father of a three year old Bluey is good for them. Also teaches you as a parent how to be more calm and not take everything so seriously. It tackles some hard to talk about subjects with your kids and will heal alot of the trauma you had as a kid too.
I saw a post that said “Bluey fans when bluey trips on the playground and has to go get a bandaid from the nurses office” and I think thats pretty much spot on
"Bronies just aren't around anymore" As a guy who used to be an assistant manager at build a bear I can assure you, they exist still. They always wanted to goon about the show to any employee that would stand, smile awkwardly, and nod
The reason why Bluey is so loved isn’t simply because it’s a kids show; it’s a kids show that is written with adults in mind, as the show dives into deep themes that older kids and adults can relate to while maintaining the kids show format.
The story goes that Bluey was originally written as an animated tv series for adults but was later adapted to become the kids show we all know and love.
yeah, like that whole mention of miscarriage? that's an actual part of the show. one of the characters can't have children, so i think she gets kinda sad around bluey as a result? i think she's bluey's aunt, idk i don't watch the show
Tbh, the brony community may not be as big as it was back then, but its still kicking. Like me, I joined the community in late 2020 and realised it wasn't as bad as I thought it was back then. Looking past all the weird and obnoxious content created by the community, you can actually see that it is pretty well built and wholesome in a way. Which makes you appreciate the show even more, aka G4. Though, a lot of us dont associate with the....cloppers in the community, those people are the ones to watch out and be careful for.
Bronies are still around, as an ex brony I see them everywhere still. I know plenty of people still in the fandom, making art, videos, and whatever for MLP even though FiM is over. There’s the new generation of MLP that has its fans, so plenty of bronies migrated to that. I will say that, with the closure of most of the pony conventions, things have calmed down. In general the fandom has tamed a lot, or at least I see less and less degeneracy from it as time has gone by. Kinda sucks that Bluey is now attracting the weirdos, it’s a great show that kids and adults can learn from. But no media is safe from weirdos and creeps, especially children’s media. These are wild times, folks.
Bluey is a very well written kids show. It’s primary purpose is to teach kids life lessons but often times it simultaneously teaches parents lessons on good parenting, all wrapped into often very clever and interesting storylines.
literally same thing happened at some ice cream shop next to the restaurant i worked at. small bluey event had people crowding an entire strip mall block from 3-8pm in the heat
As a new parent who popped on bluey, expecting another mindless brightly colored kids show with some basic "A is for Apple" type stuff... I watched it with my daughter in awe at how well written it is with duel narratives: Usually there's a narrative specifically for kids, very easy to understand, educational, "share your toys" type of thing... all the while in the background there's a more subtle narrative surrounding something like "how to teach your child to share their toys" designed for kids to not even notice while the parents learn how to better educate their kids. It's hard to really register how well written it is without watching an episode, but bluey is a cornerstone in our bedtime routine for our little one. I can't speak for those who watch it without children, because unless you have one or are planning to have one in the near future there really isn't much there for you... Kinda like watching a tutorial on how to be a parent without ever wanting to be one, but to each their own I suppose. As far as this situation at the hotdog place goes, it kinda sounds like a few employees wanted to do something to get the kids out of the house by hosting a free event, and had no expectation of how big it was gonna be, then got 💩 on when it ended up being way bigger then they expected. Sucks when things start with good intentions and end with drama.
I know some none-parents who watch bluey, I think its therapeutic for people from broken homes, it's more realistic compared to your average kids show so it is a comforting idea of what a good family could look like for those who never got to experience it
@@VaporwavesJK That makes a lot more sense. Even I get emotional watching some of the episodes thinking back to my parents/childhood, so I could totally see that.
Yes fully agree. Im not a mom but a new auntie and will very occasionally watch Bluey when I'm having a rough day or getting stoned. On top of healing my inner child, i have mentally set aside some parenting advice for when my nephew gets older.
I'm a single guy who likes all kinds of TV but Bluey just kinda tugs at my heartstrings a bit because its so genuinely wholesome with really loveable characters and great writing, often containing topics that shows I grew up with were too afraid to tackle. A friend of mine who has a degree in psychology and is working on her master's believes the reason why so many young adults like it is because it "re-parents" you, meaning that it teaches you things that most likely your parents never really got around to or wanted to due to politics, religion, or whatever else.
I’m not an American so I have no idea what you’re all on about. In my country we educate our children ourselves, because we have paid parental leave regulated by law (18 months for both parents, some companies even offer extra). Edit: I’m just kidding, we have Bluey as well (dubbed). I just wanted to boast about our parental rights.
This is INSANE. I went to that Bluey event as a lark with my friends. It was more or less just bluey party decorations with 2 people in PJs and some dude was face painting some paw prints on kids. I just didn't think that the establishment knew how HUGE this event would have been. Just the amount of media coverage about this event is INSANE for what essentially was just a sub par free event for kids. Dirt Dog Hot dogs are hella fire. They have this one dog called the Elote Dog, and boy, that shit SLAPS.
"Your mom and Frisky used to come up here to..um...talk" I watch it with my daughter all the time, it's actually a really good show and they always have jokes that I laugh at that my daughter is like "What? Tell me!" lmao.
1,885 at time of writing… when they made the MLP comparisons I had to check, and at time of writing the “Bluey” tag on r34 includes 1,885 posts… The curiosity killed the cat on this one. I didn’t dare check to see what was inside but my faith in humanity has been shaken.
That kind of stuff is inevitable with literally anything, at this point nobody should be surprised anymore. Just ignore it and try to forget it exists 😂
Sadly, not every characters can survive from R34. If someone exists, then there's a chance that their existence becomes the sizable content inside people's pants.
@@jakasmalakas Or jailing McBride for pointing out war crimes, or saying elon musk should be in jail for not censoring the internet based on the whim of the australian government, or them not supporting Assange...
I've been watching Bluey with my almost two year old niece, and I've gotta say as an animator myself I'm actually really super impressed with the animation, the look and the voice acting. It's way higher level than you would expect, not just for a cartoon made for kids but just for modern cartoons in general. I don't think I'd watch it by myself tho, not because of any stigma or what random nobodies says on twitter, but simply just because it's still very clearly made for kids, the storylines and writing is very simple (Of course) but I highly applaud the team behind Bluey for the effort they put in (And the studio funding it) because they go above and beyond, especially for a kids cartoon.
Yeah the people who do not get that are the same people who don't have kids. I've seen alot of folks re-learn how to parent from the show and honestly I couldn't be more proud of them for learning how to parent in a productive manner. Plus it is something they can all watch together ❤️ very family bonding type sheit
I don't have kids and probably never will (even with the show giving me second thoughts) but I still love watching it and it makes me feel good, like I'm having a childhood I never got to have during my actual childhood. I guess the same reason people like watching superheroes and the like, they show us something we wish we had/could be
Weird fact for you all, I'm in an animation course and our lecturer apparently dated the creator of Bluey. It was back when he relocated to the UK for a while after graduating, they'd be on the same team animating various kids shows together. He's a very nice fella from what I know, funnily enough he used to have more personal animation projects that leant more into Adult Swim type content. Some friends of mine watch Bluey because from what I've seen, it is just a nice comforting show with well written characters, plus it's nice supporting smth a lot more genuine than shows made by UA-cam content farms. I plan to have it on in the background some time as I've heard a lot of good things from various folks ha! But yeah, wholesome show created by a nice fella, I just hope the fans don't get too crazy-
I haven’t watched Bluey before or even know who the creator is, but i gotta say it’s a pretty nice moment to know someone who knows someone big in the animation industry. Also good luck on your Animation Career
@@belowthewindow Yo that's wild! I didn't know he did lectures! I think we were told that our lecturere would try and get in touch with him to see if he could do a talk but I think he's way too busy now lol!
Funny thing, a bit ago I was at a gym in vegas, and I actually saw 2 people in mascot costumes of Bluey and Bingo heading to the basketball court. They had pretty legitimate costumes to. I can only wonder what they were planning, or if they literally wanted to start ballin’ as bluey.
@@LavyLive minecraft? what’s that gotta do with this? yeah i know in like 2015 it was associated with little kids screaming & crying. but those are little kids getting upset over a video game 🤣 thats what little kids do. got nothing to do with the actual game
For those of you havent watched Bluey, it is a family/kids show about a family of talking dogs. It is super wholesome and for me its a show of an ideal family relationship. Very wholesome and feel good show/ kinda goofy at times but very colorful.
I always found it funny that Media meant for kids always have the most chaotic communities, yet things meant for grown adults have yet the most wholesome ones (EX: The Loud House community & Breaking Bad community)
Ngl his voice is getting deeper as he ages. Love you, Charlie. Keep up the wonderful work. You always bring everything to the table in a completely honest way.
I feel like this shouldn't be compared to the Wonka experience, since that was clearly an attempt to scam people out of their money, and this seems like its just a small town gig that got far more attention than was initially expected.
Charlie. From one parent to a not parent. Lemme tell you. Bluey episodes have ways to heal broken childhoods even as an adult. The concepts take it to somewhat deep levels of pain and love and I watch it with my kid every time. It’s always a blue dog that changes lives. RIP Blues clues
This is exactly why the kids that voice Bluey have their identities protected. Ppl are ridiculous lol
I wish Charlie could read the comments on UA-cam. The uttp bots need to get banned
is that it? I thought it was like australian law or something
@@canyonohara1764 it is law because of shit like this
utter weirdos getting obsessive over a tv program.
Any adult who likes bluey is either a creep or worse
“You promised children Krabby the clown, but all I saw out there was…cheapy the cheapskate!”
Lol yess
Hey im not cheap! Now put this bluey onesie in the wash because i sat on a hot dog
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how has that damn scene become so relevant these days?!
"Thanks for ruining my 3 year olds day" I literally saw a 3 year olds day ruined today because they couldn't eat food that was in mud. Their day can be ruined by anything
Look all I’m saying is if I was 5 and my parents told me I was going to see my favorite cartoon character, and instead we got a strange adult man in a $20 amazon onesie, my day would definitely be ruined
True and they remember it for all of five seconds. Doubt they were scarred for life
@@thesingingaccountant1 good thing I didn’t say they were scarred for life then
@@gwynethorr7879 relax, he wasnt even replying to you 😭😭
As a father to a little girl who is almost 3, and two almost 2 year old twin boys, this is so true. It could be the most completely un-reasonable thing you could think of and they will cry over it, real tears and all. Children are ridiculous. Edit: don’t think for a second I don’t love my little munchkins though. They are my world.
The thing about adults watching Bluey...I personally don't have a problem with adults watching kids shows, so long as they don't get creepy about it. I used to watch MLP but I rarely tell anyone because I didn't want them thinking I'm a pervert, when in reality it's just that some kids shows have themes that resonate with adults too. But there's always the creeps that mess it up for everyone.
Exactly, I love wholesome cartoons. And then here come freaks, like the billions of other p-rn videos out there are not enough.
Fr, I like the show because it is a genuinely well written and acted show, with themes that are more mature compared to themes in other kids media.
I watched it as a teen (back in it's heyday) and I feel like I'm an outlier, because of how many males turned out with a queer identity of sorts or were creepy with it.
The reason I liked it was because it was a genuinely good show, with wholesome themes and positivity, and honestly I needed that back then because I sometimes underestimate how much I was depressed back then.
I did meet sexualized bronies at that time which I didn't think much about then but now looking back, it's concerning but then again, why was I an outlier? Thank you for sharing your experience.
Exactly that, the vast majority of "bronies" would never or rarely call themselves that, especially to someone they didn't know, because the disgusting, perverted *small percentage* of adults that watched it soured everyone's perception of the whole. I think the fact that it was a meme due to how absurd and gross it was really bolstered the voices of the weirdos too.
I didnt watch mlp at 11 bc i saw strange bronies online and it scared me away. I should have watched it earlier insted of being on the internet so young.
Adults fighting over a kids show sounds pretty par for the course.
Yeah, I don’t get the problem with it. The same thing happened with My Little Pony and that turned out mostly fine.
(Also holy shit, these bots in the replies SUCK)
Especially since it's EDUCATIONAL. Genuinely, how the fuck does this drama even exist?
Pls translate...😃
ฉันจะสมัครรับข้อมูลใครก็ตามที่สมัครรับข้อมูลฉันและชอบความคิดเห็นนี้.
We in the Brony fandom can confirm
yep
Do a toilet paper tier list
Edit: Can someone let him know pls :)
crazy
That would actually be amazing.
Yes
Bots
bots be raging
Edit: naw hail naw man bro got 20+ bot replies 😭💀
The funniest part is - judging by the picture - that onesie isn't even Bluey, it's her *dad*.
Bandit
it’s def bandit
This is a lesson in not having high expectations for unofficial live events and not getting obsessed with or idolizing characters and celebrities.
"I dont think they're watching Bluey sexually." Boy Charlie, you underestimate the depravity of the internet.
Bro's replies filled with Automoton traitors lol
He underestimates the depravity of furries
tbh i think they aren’t. despite all the drama, the adult bluey fandom seems to be more like adults finding comfort in the show rather then how adults have been with kids shows like my little pony or the loud house. it could’ve gotten worse since i’ve last checked in, but they just seem to be sad adults with anger issues.
I will say as a bluey fan. Most of the adult fandom is very very wholesome, but there is a small part we don't talk about
@@basementdwellercosplay I am also a fan of Bluey, and I don’t even want to think about what kind of crap is out there.. I hope it doesn’t turn out like My Little Pony.
"Some bronies laughed, some children cried, most parents weren't silent," or whatever Oppenheimer said.
"This has truly been our dimensional merge" - some yellow creature that go fast
@@yellowflametree4238woah, Chris Chan reference
I'm just confused
@@Upsidedown_penguinWould you rather unlimited bacon but no games, or games... unlitmited games... no games.
@@apolloisnotashirt waffles cuz their Orange
I've seen pretty much all the Bluey episodes cuz of kids. People like it cuz:
- Beautiful animation
- Great use of music
- Cute wholesome stories
- The Heeler family is super endearing
- Great continuity episode to episode in the background
- Very cleverly written. There's a 8 min episode that covers all of the evolution of life on Earth (single cell orgs -> Space faring civ)
- It doesn't sound as brain dead as some other kids tv that can drive adults insane
Yep - music especially fantastic
I watch Bluey and i can say is the most overrated thing of these years its good but man people use this to get easy views and get to be the top #1 of imdb
Thats very accurate. It's short, Sweet, and very much gets the point across within the 8 minute show. It's very wholesome than what's out there today. It actually shows a family being a family.
@@rallerazek5509 and it's just genius
I'm 25 and me and my girlfriend (21) love to watch Bluey and we don't have kids. I developed a chronic illness last year and I was struggling how to handle it physically and in a lot of pain and nausea. Bluey came on the TV in hotel we were staying in and something about the show is so calming to me that I was able to focus on the show and not on the pain in my stomach and it helped me tremendously. The show is well written and enjoyable for both kids and parents, I just hope to be a parent one day.
I went through similar health problems, for a week I couldn’t leave my bed and I just watched Avatar The Last Airbender… it really helped the nausea not be so bad, it was almost therapeutic
Can’t say I’ve been in those exact shoes, but there is something about when you’re in a bad way, physically or mentally, that some lighter and kinda wholesome stuff is just nice.
I guess just something to foster pleasant thoughts and a feeling of safety amid whatever you’re dealing with helps the mind release tension, which translates to less physical pain.
The Glitch show Sunset Paradise kinda has a similar status with me. When I’m well, I usually gear more towards darker or grittier stuff, but when I’m not, it is kinda nice to watch a few episodes and just shut everything out until I’m back to being halfway well at least.
Hope ya can feel better! And remember that what matters is what works for you, especially with chronic stuff.
I cant believe there is bluey drama bro it’s a kids show 😭😭😭
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the drama isn't about the show, it's about a themed event
@@justhere4637you sure showed him🤓
"Thanks for ruining my three-year-old's day!"
Lady, they're _three._ There's a ninety percent chance your kid won't even remember it.
Her kids day probably was ruined by his mom's shitty attitude
If you aren’t able to redirect a 3 year old’s attention to something better to improve the rest of the day, that’s a skill issue
There's a 90% chance of anything ruining their day. Lollipop an unexpected color after unwrapping? Meltdown.
And when they're 20 they're gonna look back and laugh to their parents "Remember when we went to see Bluey and he was just a slacker in a onesie?" is a family memory.
@@39Firery W memory compared to actual bluey
Bluey is such a good childrens show. Its so easy to just sit and watch it with my kid, we both love it. I cant imagine being bamboozled like these folks.
"I think its people that just really like the cartoon"
As a former brony, that is EXACTLY the same reason bronies tuned in to watch MLP. It was just a really good show.
Also, Bronies ARE in fact, still around. They're just a lot more niche and smaller now.
I’m a guy who although isn’t a fan of the show, but doesn’t mind it at all, I can say, I understand why people love it so much.
@@Flinch9000 I'd put it on the same level as Phineas and Ferb. It's aimed more towards girls, but would you tell a girl who watches Power Rangers that there's something wrong with _her?_ Nope. It's just a show aimed to entertain with funny characters, and plenty of jokes and references that go over kids' heads. As the parent of a kid who watched it (and thus I watched it) I got a lot of jokes she definitely missed.
And the show is very geek friendly. Like, holy crap, having John De Lancie (Q from Star Trek) as the anti-villain chaos god Discord was a stroke of casting genius. Especially in that episode when he ran a lethal D&D campaign...
@@SomeUA-camTraveler was that in the later seasons? I haven't watched anything past season 5 yet.
The closest comparison I can make to MLP, is Powerpuff Girls, the OG version. It too had a core audience of girls, but it mostly also appealed to everyone and anyone. Even me and my friends talked about it in school back in the day.
@@SomeUA-camTraveler Heck, I even modded Fallout to have some of the characters from it into the game, and it honestly is harmless fun
My gf is still in the MLP fandom, it's a big comfort show for her. From what I've seen the fandom is much more chill now. Lots of fanartists and ppl who like to collect the vintage ponies from previous gens. It seems really nice.
I think something news stations forget is that kids will cry over ANYTHING. "Kids were crying" doesn't mean a whole lot.
When I was growing up, I had a 10 year age gap with my younger cousins, so by the time they were talking in sentences, I was already a teen. I vividly remember a time when they were still toddlers and we came across a man walking his dog. The younger cousin said they wanted to "pet the kitty". I explained to them in a kind and informative voice that it's actually a dog and they started crying and saying "why isn't it a cat?"
That's actually a great point tho, like it's not bad for kids to cry, it's very normal
I don't know why some people forget this, as far as I'm aware a kid will cry if they get told no, will cry if they accidentally drop a toy down the slide, will cry if they take a trip, and that's OK, because then they can be comforted and taught about how why those things happen and shown how to either A avoid those things, B that whatever happened isn't a big deal, and that C sometimes you just have to accept it- (In reverse order of the things I mentioned)
I should know, I was a kid once xd and so was my sister, and my siblings.
@@medievalsabre8649 what you're describing is babies, toddlers, or kids with soft parenting. Nothing more annoying than a kid who fucking cries over every little thing
When I was younger I cried because I couldn't figure out how to place a block in the air in Minecraft.
@@katherinesmallbean3594lmao I would play ps2 and being playing 2007 and I could never figure out what R3 was😭😭bro i would get so upset I would throw tantrums and throw the controller
@@katherinesmallbean3594you were a dumbass kid lol
_Bluey_ 🤝 _My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic_
Both harmless cartoon shows ends up getting caught up with a lot of drama by adults on the Internet. We have all comes in full circles.
Oh boy! The UTTP bots are getting desperate for attention..
The problem starts when people say MLP/Bluey is a well written show that gives great advices... BRO YOU'RE 30...
@@MrZixadI mean, if we think about this argument, wasn't Nicktoons like Hey Arnold and CN shows like Courage the cowardly Dog or Powerpuff girls were targeted for kids yet to this day are well known for the good writing and touching moments as they also had lessons for their audiences??
@@MrZixad a show can be both for kids and have good writing and advice. they’re not mutually exclusive.
@@MrZixadLearn what an opinion is.
One thing I really love about Bluey is the colour choices. The colour palette chosen is based entirely off the colours that a dog can see.
Dogs only see yellow and blue, Bluey uses extremely vivid colors in every color of the spectrum I don't know where this myth came from. Maybe just the fur colors of the Heeler family.
@@ASHERUISE Proof?
@@Ebh55. Google ‘dog vision colors’
@@ASHERUISE would you look at the bronies are still real
@@Ebh55.How is he gonna prove that to you? Look it up
The irony of the ad banner at the bottom of the screen saying "knotty little snack" as Charlie talks about Bluey's dad being a "sex icon".
I really hope most people here won't understand the irony
As a furry, this comment made me die a little.
Bluey did not deserve any of this.
It was created by a father based on his everyday experiences with his daughters. It's a passion project created out of pure love, dedication, and sincerity for his daughters and the animation genre.
How the internet managed to out-dedicate and out-sincere him is beyond me.
No matter how good someone may appear.
There are cracks and seams you can always point at.
Especially something that gets high praise, it almost begets higher scrutiny.
It really doesn’t deserve this bullshit at all. It’s a genuinely great show and a fantastic example of kid’s content that doesn’t treat the audience like idiots, something that seems to be becoming increasingly rare these days. The characters, the writing, the voice acting, the music, the animation, it’s all quite consistently good.
And now the fucking superfans are ruining it for everyone because grown-ass adults don’t know how to act like grown-ass adults. Thanks guys, I hope you’re all happy with yourselves.
Is that why this blew up the way it did? It felt like one day, I had never heard of Bluey.. and the next day, I couldn’t go an hour without hearing or seeing the name “Bluey” 😑
@@TheAndrewj96It kinda weird that dark shows with cynicism and depression tend to have wholesome fandom despite minor toxicity while wholesome shows got creeps, edgy hormones teens, toxicity and drama controversy I mean look at MLP and Steven Universe.
@@longwlenguyen4214 Unhappy people congregate to feel happy.
Happy people congregate because they're raging narcissists
forget about the bluey drama, bro the bots are going absolutely ham
My farts are better than Charlie's farts.
LMFAO they're already under your comment too
Nobody cares, my content is way better!!🎉
Just remember: UA-cam will delete your comments if you discuss a spicy topic, which requires a fairly complex automated moderation system... But moderating bot comments, which is relatively fairly simple, they won't do.
It's not that they can't. It's that they don't care.
Absolutely psychotic, these bot slammers.
Elmo Vs. Bluey At A Waffle House At 3:30 In The Morning, LET’S MAKE IT HAPPEN!!!!!
"Our fight will be legendary"
Being the uncle of a 3 year old niece, I was subjected to watching this show a lot when she was younger. I don't hate the show but that theme song has been drilled so deep into my memory that hearing it again will send me into a Vietnam flashback. If I was being water-boarded, I wouldn't even crack. But that theme song would absolutely make me crack. Well, between that and the theme song to Cry Babies.
Why’d he question, “bluey bandit fart” and not even bat an eye at, “bluey bandit pregnant”?😂
mpREG
That’s a canon bluey episode tho
"Pibby, Bluey, Ohio, Bowser's fart, Peppino."
*~ Mr. Burns*
Funnily enough most of the stuff on the autofill list actually has a correlating moment in the show, not just weird youtube stuff
I saw this comment before getting to that part of the video and I thought this was referencing the Joker meme where he says "You say peacock and no one bats an eye, but if you say poop cock everyone loses their minds"
Gave me the same vibes idk y
Parents: *pays nothing*
Also parents: *expects huge production value*
Agree, including the fact that this was supposed to be a small local thing, not like a massive full budget event, it’s a small local hotdog shop, not a Burger King
All those parents should demand a full refund from the hotdog place.
Lol very true
@@lixxx_kipi agree besides the small shop its a chain and has a shop on the strip its big but they don’t deserve hate at all
Terrible logic. The restaurant made the event to get people to spend money. So parents planned their day around going to the event with their kids, where they would probably buy food and the kids could meet Bluey.
Except there was no Bluey, so they just drove to the restaurant for no reason, their kids got disappointed and if they'd planned dinner or lunch at the restaurant it would be an inconvenience to suddenly change your plans especially if you live an hour away.
It's basically a scam. Lie and say you have a Bluey to get parents to bring their kids so they spend money for food, but just get a trash Bluey and say it was "for free" so you're free of blame.
Very douchy marketing. I have no respect for that.
I got a shirt with bluey on it holding an ar-15 and the shirt says pedophiles aren’t people
Thats ironic if it has BLUEY on it, but good message
This promotion sure went Ka-Bluey!
really surprised bluey could even have any drama at all, i’ve heard nothing but good things about it. probably cuz i’m not a twitter bot 😭
Pls translate...😃
ฉันจะสมัครรับข้อมูลใครก็ตามที่สมัครรับข้อมูลฉันและชอบความคิดเห็นนี้.
Damn the bots go crazy
Speaking of bots, good lord at the replies
@@wayworner They're gross.
@@JuliusCaesar2005right?
It's a really wholesome show , almost therapeutic for people with traumatic family issues. Seeing them be happy is like a chicken soup for the soul kind of thing
What makes Bluey so special? To me it’s no different to Peppa Pig, I don’t see Peppa Pig being a hit with adults like Bluey is
@@vaya-dragon1998its more like. the Way the dialog is written i think? think of it like the first toy story movie- its Made For Kids, absolutely, but there are jokes in the writing made so the adults can get some level of enjoyment too. it’s got parenting lessons in a way that a lot of other kids shows don’t and doesn’t talk down to children in a way that makes you feel stupid for watching it, and i think that’s why its gotten so popular overall. parents / people who want to be parents are getting a laugh here and there while taking notes on how to not repeat their Own parents’ mistakes so its not a mind-numbing watch most of the time. that combined with the Real Talk shit like miscarriages and infertility puts it past the average kids show . that being said the only time i watched bluey was when i was bedridden with covid and wanted somethin wholesome to zone out to
@@vaya-dragon1998if you think bluey is like peppa pig, than you have not watched it
@@vaya-dragon1998 It goes deep into personal topics like how it is to raise children, how to deal with emotions, along with infertility, etc. that's why so many adult also watch it.
Yes! Bluey is my antidepressant. The sweetest show ever! 💗
I got 3 kids and put bluey on for them but end up watching it with them all the time. The quality is better then most kids shows produced in North America and the messages it teaches to kids AND parents are deep. I've referenced the show quite a bit to help my kids understand things. Helping teach: family not being able to conceive, parent quiet time (20 minutes), A.D.D and that I was once a kid plus so much more is really helpful.
I think anyone should be able to watch it without judgement, it has so many beautiful moments.
I work at an elementary school and I have seen more episodes of Bluey than most people I guarantee it, however I had no idea this innocent and genuinely well written children’s program had this much controversy surrounding it, I don’t have a lot of free time to begin with because of work so it’s hilarious seeing this story, you made my day Charlie!
As a parent who watches Bluey with his daughter, I can explain. Its SUPER WHOLESOME. If you have had issues in your life because you feel like you didnt have strong parental figures, this show will absolutely help. It has some of the best life lessons for parents and even regular people. Im a big baby to be fair but me and my wife find ourselves in tears like “damn I wish we had learned lessons like this sooner”
aww thats so wholesome❤ there are so many bots here tho lol
Yeah exactly :33
Cancelling my therapist appointment & having a Bluey marathon, thank you for your service🙏🏻
People are mainly upset because Bluey isn’t a woke tv show
Sad how rare good parents are.
I guess the event left the kids feeling blue
These bot comments are getting out of hand
@@Soundwave08been reporting each one I see for spam and youtube is yet to do anything yet I wrote 1 comment saying how stupid racism was, and how racism towards white people was still racism and I got a warning for having written a “hate” comment 😂
@@GravitasZeroBruh
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"Bluey was big I just didn't realize how big he was" - Hot dog person... Who doesn't know that Bluey is a little girl.....
bro uploads about internet drama's faster than i can get to know about them. love your vids your my news feed from now on
Bronies are surprisingly not extinct. I was doing a layover in San Francisco and there was a massive My Little Pony event happening in the hotel and they were everywhere.
Yeah just I can't imagine how anyone could actually believe they just stopped existing or disappeared, they're just less loud and lurking in other communities/Fandoms.
@@emiledragaliaOf course that happens when the show ends, but fan works are still goin’ crazy.
no fucking way 😭😭😭😭 I thought they were all extinct bro
@@kitthecat0274 This is like anime fans stop existing when the show they like ends. All that happens is that normies start interacting and complaining about the show/fans less.
SF says it all😂
"The biggest takeaway is - if you want to do something special for the community, just make sure you do it at the highest quality"
that is the best response they could have given
The right answer is if want to give something special for the community, first learn what is that community (in this case Blue's fans with child) really accept and after that do in higest quality. Or you can throw away all brand away and make a small generic carnival with face paint or some activity, brand only serve to pay royalty or propaganda.
@@erreyakendo8290The second choice seems like the high road
She is absolutely right. People take the meet and greet thing very seriously.
I think a bluey themed party may have been more on par with what they could pull off. Get some decorations, streamers, have some activities or themed food. Have the post say that kids should come dressed as the characters (kids love dressup) to celebrate? Maybe have some kind of thing to give away? There's a lot that you can still do that will make some kids day, even if you cant afford the highest quality costume.
No the take away is don’t bother because the parents will ruin it anyway
Honestly biggest takeaway they should have gotten was dont half ass something in an upper middle class neighborhood. Or just don't do it at all. There's no wonder why they got upset, showed up expecting something nice but they got something you'd expect to see on the north east side and these are wealthy people who live around that location lol.
Kinda stupid to even entertain the idea of doing it but they made an oopsie, oh well
My 25+ year old best friend watches Bluey, and loves the show. She tells me it's a show that's for both children AND adults to watch! It tackles real life problems and can teach younger kids about them in a soft and nice Bluey way. Like disabilities, such as being deaf and mute. Sign language being used in an episode, surely making many kids feel seen.
The miss-carriage episode, my friend told me a little about it and how she cried to that episode, because it was so sad, how the mom was suffering from depression from it, then in the end, they show that it's something you can heal from. She showed me a clip, and although it's too childish for me to personally get into, I could really just understand and tell that this is a great comfort show for older people, parents, and a very understanding and mature way to teach kids! :)
Same. Had a friend show me a few episodes a while back, and sure it’s not my thing, but I can see the qualities you talked about.
Plus, I also kinda like old sci-fi movies, and the creators love to throw in little low key references you would never expect. I’m pretty sure I remember subtle nods to Total Recall and Alien of all things. Cracked me up good and was totally unexpected.
That place is bombbb...definitely check it out if in vegas
Bluey is a wholesome family of Australian Blue and Red heeler dogs, my niece is obsessed with it (yes she is a four year old) Its a nice little show talking about understanding and respect, something the adults seemed to have forgotten. BTW as an Aussie it's great to see something made here doing so well overseas, which I was unaware of.
Yeah Bluey is massive, almost Wiggles massive, Australia's had a pretty good run on children's entertainment, probably because our government treats us like we are all 5 years old
@@kingcosworth2643 LMAO not wrong there
Bluey is the only cartoon I can say I actually enjoy watching with my daughter. Now I would never watch it on my own but it is a great show. They recognize that parents will be watching as well and there are a lot of lessons about understanding and relatable moments that make it actually a very enjoyable show.
I always thought Bluey was from the UK lol.
@@Goz969how did you ever come to that conclusion
This has the same energy as bringing your child to the local mall and being upset the real Santa isn't there
Santa isnt real vs a weird looking version of santa ??? I guess it is not a good idea to cosplay as a dog without wearing a dog mask
Not really the same.
holy shit! does that happen?
Honestly this just reminds me of how Smiling Friends treats Mr Frog
Mr. Frog attempted to eat a man
Best the Tree Sentinel to this, thanks Charlie
Ive seen Bluey with my nieces and its genuinely just a good show with good messages for children (and some adults). What sets it apart in my opinion is that it doesn't waterdown the message like other children shows and is willing to have 'actually' sad moments. Which help with teaching kids about empathy for others.
What I really don't like about the Bluey craze, is the adults and parents obsessing over it.
We get it, you're all traumatized and need therapy.
@@PanoptesDreams"my inner child 🥺" 😂😂😂
@PanoptesDreams The show is just really solidly written. It resonates with parents because it covers a lot of the issues and milestones that parents actually go through.
Like what it's like to explain to your child that someone they care about is gone, or coming to terms with the fact that your child is no longer a baby, or creating a memory with your own child that you realize must be how your own father felt when he was there with you as a child.
It's filled with very real, very emotional, and very cleverly written episodes that entertain kids and at the same time remind parents that you don't always have to do everything right, and you won't do everything right, but as long as you try, your kids will love you and you're doing alright.
Even more than that, really. It's difficult to explain. Are you familiar with the game Unpacking? On the surface it's just a game about unpacking boxes and organizing a room. But throughout the game you learn all about their lives, how they've grown, their values, etc. It's truly moving and there's so much more to unpack than you realize at first. Bluey is like that. On the surface it's a kid's cartoon, but beneath that is a far deeper story with real emotion and understanding of what it's like to grow up and become parents.
And this isn't just some fanboy ascribing my own feeling onto the show, this is intentional by the creators, and masterfully executed. That's why parents praise the show so much
@@zierlyn that's a really long way of saying exactly what I just said.
@@PanoptesDreams I just laughed out loud at your response lol
As a father of a three year old Bluey is good for them. Also teaches you as a parent how to be more calm and not take everything so seriously. It tackles some hard to talk about subjects with your kids and will heal alot of the trauma you had as a kid too.
this!!
Are we reverting back to 2011 with how people were with My Little Pony?
I saw a post that said “Bluey fans when bluey trips on the playground and has to go get a bandaid from the nurses office” and I think thats pretty much spot on
"Bronies just aren't around anymore"
As a guy who used to be an assistant manager at build a bear I can assure you, they exist still. They always wanted to goon about the show to any employee that would stand, smile awkwardly, and nod
Yeah they've definitely become less loud/noticable but they're still there, could be a brony at your local Walmart you never know.
Heck i'm a brony but I don't actively post about it anymore unless someone brings it up first
They exist still, but I think they've received enough public shame to realize that they should keep it to their own communities online
@@yoralur unironically just weird man why
They gooning in the build a bear?!
The reason why Bluey is so loved isn’t simply because it’s a kids show; it’s a kids show that is written with adults in mind, as the show dives into deep themes that older kids and adults can relate to while maintaining the kids show format.
The story goes that Bluey was originally written as an animated tv series for adults but was later adapted to become the kids show we all know and love.
yeah, like that whole mention of miscarriage? that's an actual part of the show. one of the characters can't have children, so i think she gets kinda sad around bluey as a result? i think she's bluey's aunt, idk i don't watch the show
It's a cartoon show about dogs.
No adult should be watching it unless they have kids. It's today's MLP
@@flyingpeanut1031Why do you care so much about what other people do in their free time? Chill out.
SORRY 6:20 THE AD??? "KNOTTY LITTLE SNACK" GOOD HEAVENS!!!!!
Tbh, the brony community may not be as big as it was back then, but its still kicking. Like me, I joined the community in late 2020 and realised it wasn't as bad as I thought it was back then.
Looking past all the weird and obnoxious content created by the community, you can actually see that it is pretty well built and wholesome in a way. Which makes you appreciate the show even more, aka G4.
Though, a lot of us dont associate with the....cloppers in the community, those people are the ones to watch out and be careful for.
Bronies are still around, as an ex brony I see them everywhere still. I know plenty of people still in the fandom, making art, videos, and whatever for MLP even though FiM is over. There’s the new generation of MLP that has its fans, so plenty of bronies migrated to that. I will say that, with the closure of most of the pony conventions, things have calmed down. In general the fandom has tamed a lot, or at least I see less and less degeneracy from it as time has gone by.
Kinda sucks that Bluey is now attracting the weirdos, it’s a great show that kids and adults can learn from. But no media is safe from weirdos and creeps, especially children’s media. These are wild times, folks.
That’s every fandom ever though. It’s not exclusive to children’s shows. If something is popular weird people show up no matter what it is.
I'm glad you rehabed and got better.
Bluey is a very well written kids show. It’s primary purpose is to teach kids life lessons but often times it simultaneously teaches parents lessons on good parenting, all wrapped into often very clever and interesting storylines.
My farts are better than Charlie's farts
True it's for all ages and it's so damn sad
Hard agree it's a banger show just for good vibes
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Thanks for clarifying. I never watched the show
4:08 The only thing that remotely interested me about this situation were those hotdogs. Damn those look fire.
literally same thing happened at some ice cream shop next to the restaurant i worked at. small bluey event had people crowding an entire strip mall block from 3-8pm in the heat
As a new parent who popped on bluey, expecting another mindless brightly colored kids show with some basic "A is for Apple" type stuff... I watched it with my daughter in awe at how well written it is with duel narratives: Usually there's a narrative specifically for kids, very easy to understand, educational, "share your toys" type of thing... all the while in the background there's a more subtle narrative surrounding something like "how to teach your child to share their toys" designed for kids to not even notice while the parents learn how to better educate their kids. It's hard to really register how well written it is without watching an episode, but bluey is a cornerstone in our bedtime routine for our little one.
I can't speak for those who watch it without children, because unless you have one or are planning to have one in the near future there really isn't much there for you... Kinda like watching a tutorial on how to be a parent without ever wanting to be one, but to each their own I suppose.
As far as this situation at the hotdog place goes, it kinda sounds like a few employees wanted to do something to get the kids out of the house by hosting a free event, and had no expectation of how big it was gonna be, then got 💩 on when it ended up being way bigger then they expected. Sucks when things start with good intentions and end with drama.
I know some none-parents who watch bluey, I think its therapeutic for people from broken homes, it's more realistic compared to your average kids show so it is a comforting idea of what a good family could look like for those who never got to experience it
@@VaporwavesJK That makes a lot more sense. Even I get emotional watching some of the episodes thinking back to my parents/childhood, so I could totally see that.
Yes fully agree. Im not a mom but a new auntie and will very occasionally watch Bluey when I'm having a rough day or getting stoned. On top of healing my inner child, i have mentally set aside some parenting advice for when my nephew gets older.
I'm a single guy who likes all kinds of TV but Bluey just kinda tugs at my heartstrings a bit because its so genuinely wholesome with really loveable characters and great writing, often containing topics that shows I grew up with were too afraid to tackle.
A friend of mine who has a degree in psychology and is working on her master's believes the reason why so many young adults like it is because it "re-parents" you, meaning that it teaches you things that most likely your parents never really got around to or wanted to due to politics, religion, or whatever else.
I’m not an American so I have no idea what you’re all on about. In my country we educate our children ourselves, because we have paid parental leave regulated by law (18 months for both parents, some companies even offer extra).
Edit: I’m just kidding, we have Bluey as well (dubbed). I just wanted to boast about our parental rights.
This is INSANE. I went to that Bluey event as a lark with my friends. It was more or less just bluey party decorations with 2 people in PJs and some dude was face painting some paw prints on kids. I just didn't think that the establishment knew how HUGE this event would have been. Just the amount of media coverage about this event is INSANE for what essentially was just a sub par free event for kids.
Dirt Dog Hot dogs are hella fire. They have this one dog called the Elote Dog, and boy, that shit SLAPS.
A hot dog with proper elote sounds fire
That sounds so good now im hungry
@OfficerBOPE Careful with whatchu say 🙏🗣️🗣️🙏 the COCK is watching 🤞🤞🐔🐔 and he ain’t take NO prisoners 🙅♂️🙅♂️🤫🤫 keep them cheeks TIGHT
dirt dog hot dog is the best excuse for minimum hygiene. i love it.
@@bungersinyourareangl it doess bruh
Drop the hair care routine brothers hair lookin FABULOUS
"Your mom and Frisky used to come up here to..um...talk"
I watch it with my daughter all the time, it's actually a really good show and they always have jokes that I laugh at that my daughter is like "What? Tell me!" lmao.
1,885 at time of writing…
when they made the MLP comparisons I had to check, and at time of writing the “Bluey” tag on r34 includes 1,885 posts…
The curiosity killed the cat on this one. I didn’t dare check to see what was inside but my faith in humanity has been shaken.
I too got curious and went further than I should have. A lot of it features incestuous situations with the family. I'm tired of the internet.
3k on e6
That kind of stuff is inevitable with literally anything, at this point nobody should be surprised anymore. Just ignore it and try to forget it exists 😂
Sadly, not every characters can survive from R34. If someone exists, then there's a chance that their existence becomes the sizable content inside people's pants.
rule 34 is a rule for a reason. When it says everything it means everything
I have a theory that Bluey was created by the Australian government to make people forget about them losing a war against Emu's.
@OfficerBOPEI’m in your house.
We dont care about the emu stuff we care about our gov choosing to give us the worst internet in the world.
@@jakasmalakas Or jailing McBride for pointing out war crimes, or saying elon musk should be in jail for not censoring the internet based on the whim of the australian government, or them not supporting Assange...
As an Australian, this is true
Bluey is overrated
Bruh, the kid messing with his dad at the end had me ROLLING.
TLDR; The guy committed Blashmepy by pretending to be the Bluey Father Actor
I've been watching Bluey with my almost two year old niece, and I've gotta say as an animator myself I'm actually really super impressed with the animation, the look and the voice acting. It's way higher level than you would expect, not just for a cartoon made for kids but just for modern cartoons in general. I don't think I'd watch it by myself tho, not because of any stigma or what random nobodies says on twitter, but simply just because it's still very clearly made for kids, the storylines and writing is very simple (Of course) but I highly applaud the team behind Bluey for the effort they put in (And the studio funding it) because they go above and beyond, especially for a kids cartoon.
Well said
As a parent I think everyone could enjoy bluey. Watching healthy parents as a grown up that didn’t have the best childhood…it’s healing in a way.
Yeah the people who do not get that are the same people who don't have kids. I've seen alot of folks re-learn how to parent from the show and honestly I couldn't be more proud of them for learning how to parent in a productive manner. Plus it is something they can all watch together ❤️ very family bonding type sheit
Go see a therapist good lord
I think it’s too boring. Danial tigers neighborhood or even caillou seem way better. (Not that I’ve seen them at all for the past 10 years.
I don't have kids and probably never will (even with the show giving me second thoughts) but I still love watching it and it makes me feel good, like I'm having a childhood I never got to have during my actual childhood. I guess the same reason people like watching superheroes and the like, they show us something we wish we had/could be
@@Robbie-mw5uuyou prob arent even a tyler fan lmao, disappointment
Saw a billboard about it to. Glad I wasn't there
That autofill is CRAZY without context, not a single result without some sort of fetish or kink.
Weird fact for you all, I'm in an animation course and our lecturer apparently dated the creator of Bluey. It was back when he relocated to the UK for a while after graduating, they'd be on the same team animating various kids shows together. He's a very nice fella from what I know, funnily enough he used to have more personal animation projects that leant more into Adult Swim type content.
Some friends of mine watch Bluey because from what I've seen, it is just a nice comforting show with well written characters, plus it's nice supporting smth a lot more genuine than shows made by UA-cam content farms. I plan to have it on in the background some time as I've heard a lot of good things from various folks ha! But yeah, wholesome show created by a nice fella, I just hope the fans don't get too crazy-
That’s sweet
I haven’t watched Bluey before or even know who the creator is, but i gotta say it’s a pretty nice moment to know someone who knows someone big in the animation industry. Also good luck on your Animation Career
I go to the same University that the creator of Bluey lectured at in QLD!
@MalecUTTP dont you UTTP guys have a dad to find
@@belowthewindow Yo that's wild! I didn't know he did lectures! I think we were told that our lecturere would try and get in touch with him to see if he could do a talk but I think he's way too busy now lol!
Funny thing, a bit ago I was at a gym in vegas, and I actually saw 2 people in mascot costumes of Bluey and Bingo heading to the basketball court. They had pretty legitimate costumes to. I can only wonder what they were planning, or if they literally wanted to start ballin’ as bluey.
he's not even dressed as Bluey, he's dressed as BANDIT! (Bluey's dad)
2:08 i need his keyboard
I know a couple of people who have high dollar MLP stuff, they aren't extinct they just grew up and are more quiet about it now
As an average pony enjoyer myself, I can confirm brony's are still around. Most of them are only into hiding from that what they know as generation 5.
Nah, I think the cringelord children/normies just moved onto furries and Minecraft. Ponyfolk are still plentyful these days we just do our own thing
@@LavyLive minecraft? what’s that gotta do with this? yeah i know in like 2015 it was associated with little kids screaming & crying. but those are little kids getting upset over a video game 🤣 thats what little kids do. got nothing to do with the actual game
They shouldn't exist at all tbh
For those of you havent watched Bluey, it is a family/kids show about a family of talking dogs. It is super wholesome and for me its a show of an ideal family relationship. Very wholesome and feel good show/ kinda goofy at times but very colorful.
I never thought I would be on this channel hearing about “bluey drama” 😂
7:10 Charlie getting closer to knowing the Dog Pill.
literally just saw a girl walk past in a bluey shirt and i was about to look it up when i got this notif ??? charlie is literally psychic
These fucking bots, Jesus Christ
@@finlayhyland5695 Honestly terrible how we have to look through trash replies to find comments, opinions from actual humans.
My farts are better than Charlie's farts.
@@p-__are your farts better than my sharts?
Nobody cares, my content is way better!!🎉
I always found it funny that Media meant for kids always have the most chaotic communities, yet things meant for grown adults have yet the most wholesome ones (EX: The Loud House community & Breaking Bad community)
4 bots already? That's a record
My farts are better than Charlie's farts.
Nobody cares, my content is way better!!🎉
A skibidi toilet bot is crazy
The barbenheimer of fandoms
The psychostick cover of the intro song is awesome
sounds like a good idea for an episode of "it's always sunny in Philadelphia" 😂
Never thought I’d see the words “Bluey” and “drama” strung together in a sentence man that’s crazy
love getting my morning news from a trusted source
My farts are better than Charlie's farts.
Nobody cares, my content is way better!!🎉
@IRIN-bz5teI’m under your bed
Love that he had to get that podcast clip from a NorthernLion stream
Do a car brand tier list please !
The ad at the bottom of Charlie's screen says, "KNOTTY LITTLE SNACK" 😂
It’s a targeted ad based on Charlie’s search history
@@rootfish2671 you get why I think it's funny though, right?
I hate that I get it 💀
@@middlesiderrider 💀
@@middlesiderrider nope, please explain in excruciating detail for every single person here
9:54 “ITS CALLED CLOPPING, ITS CALLED CLOPPING DAD” 😂😂
Here before bots
Cant stop laughing at this holy crap I'm hurting, ITS CALLED CLOPPING!!
Every brony ever, all obesity
Ngl his voice is getting deeper as he ages.
Love you, Charlie. Keep up the wonderful work. You always bring everything to the table in a completely honest way.
Charlie covering anything Bluey was not on my 2024 bingo card
anything can be a drama now 💀💀
Pls translate...😃
ฉันจะสมัครรับข้อมูลใครก็ตามที่สมัครรับข้อมูลฉันและชอบความคิดเห็นนี้.
Your reply section just got fullboxed
Yep, there will always be idiots on this planet causing drama for the stupidest of reasons
My farts are better than Charlie's farts.
Nobody cares, my content is way better!!🎉
I feel bad for the kids that went but reading the article made me laugh so hard
Pls translate...😃
ฉันจะสมัครรับข้อมูลใครก็ตามที่สมัครรับข้อมูลฉันและชอบความคิดเห็นนี้.
My farts are better than Charlie's farts.
Nobody cares, my content is way better!!🎉
Aussie here it stuns me how adults get so fanboyish over a kids show
I am the Spongeboberton
Do a tier list tier list
As someone who knows a few bronies, they still exist.
Idk if I’m a Brony but I used to hop on ponytown, I just liked making the custom characters
You know the actor for blueys dad plays in a Brisbane band called Custard they're pretty fire as well
6:50 You couldn't waterboard that out of me
Slime from the yard would have a field day with that podcast clip
I feel like this shouldn't be compared to the Wonka experience, since that was clearly an attempt to scam people out of their money, and this seems like its just a small town gig that got far more attention than was initially expected.
Charlie. From one parent to a not parent. Lemme tell you. Bluey episodes have ways to heal broken childhoods even as an adult. The concepts take it to somewhat deep levels of pain and love and I watch it with my kid every time. It’s always a blue dog that changes lives. RIP Blues clues
but Blue clues still goes...
People always be claiming this but it's literally only weirdos who believe it
@@Lordodragonss It's not the same tho
@@Handcraftedd2136Do you have any reason to believe this?
@fadedfiction2733 yea I do everyone who's told me they're a big fan of bluey has been a weirdo or mentally ill in someway
Anything that can be corrupted will be.
The kids safari, play place, in my town did a blue and bingo meet amd greet thing and it did pretty well