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Riley's GENDER Confusion in INSIDE OUT...
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- Опубліковано 9 гру 2023
- Have you ever thought about the deeper story in Inside Out? Rumor has it that Riley might be confused about her gender, which could explain why both girls and boys are controlling her emotions. In contrast, her mom's emotions are all girls, and her dad's emotions are all boys. The theory goes that Riley's dad is angry because of her gender confusion, which is probably why Anger's always in control, because she's not becoming the daughter he expected. Riley's mom, on the other hand, is said to be sad about it, explaining why Sadness is predominantly in control. The family might be in a bit of chaos, but they still love Riley for who she is.
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I honestly think it's 'cause she's the protagonist, and we need some variety there.
Yes
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Yeah, not everything has to be super deep.
Agreed plus Lewis black is perfect as anger
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They had both male and female emotions in Riley’s mind so the film wouldn’t only appeal to girls.
exactly
Yessss thank you
Mhm
Exactly
Yippe
Or the creators just didn’t want the movie to be too “girly” by having all girl emotions and added boys to her emotions so it is enjoyable by all
Yeah
Yeah
Also 219th like
the boy emotions are just comedy characters anyway so whats the point?
like angriness and fearfulness are just there for the jokes and provide nothing to the actual movie
That sounds the most realistic
some people take animated movies too seriously like Riley has both male and female emotion means she's non binary or some shiii, bro she's like 13 years old 💀
No. I think she inherited her mom’s joy, sadness, and disgust. While she got her dad’s anger and fear
Ok but didn’t the dude with curly hair at the end of the first movie (pretty sure that’s when he showed up, sorry if I’m wrong) have all boy emotions as well, like his emotions were freaking out about being near a girl and everything
@Im_a_Piece_of_Paper are you saying Riley’s mature or the boy, because I don’t think the boy freaking out about a girl acknowledging him or being near him is very mature, Riley definitely seems more mature, no hate just pointing it out btw
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@Im_a_Piece_of_Paper I’m gonna be honest and say your theory on why she has emotions of different genders makes no sense to me
MemeQueen1170 i dont think your theory makes any sense,wdym Riley inherited all of her emotions from her mom and dad,everyone has that when they're born,they dont need to inherit it.
Theory: the dad isn’t controlled by just anger it’s the protectiveness side of Anger that’s in lead and the mom isn’t sad she’s just feeling empathy for Riley(my opinion)
Edit: ty for 3k this has never happened to me
Edit 2: Mom I’m famous :x
Edit 3: at one point u get so much likes UA-cam doesn’t keep track of them
That’s not theory, it’s fact.
i agree
agreed, but i think they spell it "Riley" but idrk
Adults watching a cringy gender identification kids movie. Cringe.
@@_amnesia_ sorry I was half asleep when I wrote this 😅
Can you guys imagine the complaint of people if Riley's emotions were all females in the first place?
Yeah and now that there's both boy and girl emotions people are now like "omg it's LGBT".
@@SomeRandomPerson_IDK People would probably say that either way.
@@SomeRandomPerson_IDKit makes sense, I don't even see the problem.
Then this theory wouldn't have been made.
I mean I don’t think there would be any complaints.
Two Boys go bowling: They must be gay.
Two girls kissing: They're just good friends.
Girl has a boyfriend: I think she's gender confused.
My theory is a specific number of the *audience* is confused about Riley's gender, while Riley herself is just being herself.
Maybe she's more of a tomboy. Remember those?
When I was a little boy, I played with the girls. I played with dolls. I had a play kitchen.
Riley's male emotions are probably there because the movie would be very female-heavy. Which probably came off as a risk that might alienate little boys.
The same thing almost happened in Legend of Korra. But the test audience didn't care in that instance.
Probably wouldn't have cared with Inside Out either. since the movie was about a girl coming to terms with her emotions and had a message about embracing sadness sometimes.
You do realise that's just a theory, right? People are allowed to make theories and many already do about children's movies. Hell, people even make horror theories and you choose to attack this theory?
@@Imserious184 Do you feel attacked?
@@Imserious184We are "attacking" this theory because Riley is literally 11 years old. It's ridiculous how people always assume a kid is Trans because of what they like and don't like. I'm pretty sure this movie is about puberty and growing up and stuff.
@@user-ox1sb7mj7herm what the flip! No one is saying that she's trans idiot! And plus if she was trans all of her emotions would be boys right? Oh and what happened about non-binary people? I mean she could be that right? I mean like I was non-binary all my life but I didn't realize that till I was 13?...
@AyumiUzumaki-lz3uk How does your emotions being boy and girl have anything to do with being non binary 😭😭😭😭????
Bro It's OK to take a break every now and then.
You’re right, I should take a break from watching youtube shorts about Inside Out 😭 Im sorry
@@jonathanli31Nobody was talking to you
@@anthonystinks whats wrong
Not in this economy
You...@@jonathanli31
Riley's not a girly girl. Doesnt mean she isnt identify as a girl. Her emotions are probably based off her personality. Which means she is girly but also a jock.
that doesn't explain different gender emotions
@@catapultato1733probabky cuz they’re the main character?
i mean if it had all girl emotions it would mostly only appeal to girls, and they probably had to have some diversity
@@clauxzaga sure but that doesn't explain it in-universe
being a jock isn’t inherently manly lol
@@catapultato1733 explain in universe why Riley's mom and dad don't have more than five emotions
Riley could also be a girl with a tomboy personality.
that indeed could be a theory
@@JSG2005
It’s like nobody’s ever heard of a Tomboy nowadays, just because a girl likes to do boy things doesn’t mean they are confused about their gender.
@@TheOtakuNinja69 thats just a thing that homophobes/transphobes do sadly
@@TheOtakuNinja69that's just a thing that geys/lgtvhd do sadly
No, you also got it wrong. It’s because the creators don’t want the movie the only appeal to the girls they wanted to appeal to everyone.
Or… maybe it’s just a movie.
Or... maybe it's just a theory.
@@Imserious184or… maybe it’s just a wild guess.
@Imserious184. A FILM THEORY! ANNNND CUT.
@@Imserious184A FILM THEORY
Best comment here ❤😂
They be digging too much into a kids movie
Rightt leave it at that
A kids movie can still have representation???
@@Dark_velvet1696leave it at what? To what you are comfortable with?
@@BuzzIcecoffee İts literally for kids and riley is like 11 years old during the movie
Bro its crazy and insane.
Also nowhere in film mentioned or referred that this film has LGBTQ elements. As you right kids can have reprensentation but its still not safe for them to watch.
Under 10 years old children shouldnt even bother with those shits and just live their lifes.
@@antunderexist692 It's harming literally no one by having your head canons. And kids can still be non binary
Have you considered that it's just a movie and you're looking too deeply into it?
Yes
Have you considered that theories are fun to some people?
@@Imserious184Have you ever considered getting a life instead of making farfetched crazy theories about an 11 year old FICTIONAL child going through depression?
My brain just exploded from complete ridiculousness
This blew my mind 🤯😇
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I'm glad someone still think like this. 😅
@@ydn289 are you trying to call them transphobic alright default picture 💀
@@ShadyItem blud is mad that dude isn't giving into delusions 💀
I mean I'm just sayin the movie already showed shes a bit of a tomboy so I'm pretty sure thats why they are boys and girls in here emotion thingy
Also her dad was angry because his daughter started acting out after the move so hes parenting her. And her koms upset because the move has really affected her and probably feels bad
Not everything is about gender thing, she's literally inherited her father emotions and mixed with her mom
can you please name these other trans-coded character that are apparently in EVERYWHERE levels of film and media?? like god damn y’all claim it’s everywhere but the best trans rep i ever see is like 3 different active transphobic stereotypes and negative stereotypes… 😢😢
@@Magica._Shut up, noob. You know nothing about basic facts of life and how it works. EVERYTHING is a gender thing now. And if you are calling us "transphobic" (which isn't a real thing and is the Boogeyman that society thinks exists) for calling out society and people as they are, then you are a fool.
@@Magica._i had a stroke, a spasm and a seizure all at the same time trying to read that
Buld just have some kids stories goddamn 💀
@@Magica._bridget is good trans rep but she has a drama on twitter every 5 minutes
or atleast i personally consider her good rep
I just thought she would grow up to be a tomboy.
Let the girl BE a girl!
We've all felt a bit masculine about this or feminine about that, but that doesn't have to be a sign "we're in the wrong body" as much as it is, that we're multifaceted beings with multiple sets of interests.
The entire point of the film is coming to grips with feelings you don't understand. To say otherwise is a massive slap in the face to people like me, actual trans people, and the talented, dedicated crew who put so much effort into crafting this timeless story.
Me: why does Riley have male and female emotions.
This guy: Long theory with intricacies and contrivances.
My mom: Because it’s a cartoon stop overthinking it.
It's because she's the protagonist, she needs to stand out and she leads the movie, they put girls and boys to attract all kids not just girls
I think people who think that all children need to sit down and question their gender are the ones who are confused.
And you'd be right
No one thinks that. Can you let a person be?
@@ECSOrder66wrong.
No.
Just stop forcing things that aren’t there.
Her dad was angry because she was being super rude in that scene and he’s clearly stressed out the whole movie because of the his job and the move. Mom had sadness in charge because she’s caring and empathic which highlights how Joy doesn’t understand that Sadness brings more than tears and moping to Riley.
Her emotions have both genders so they can be 5 unique characters. They also don’t look like her yet. Pixar can market it to boys and girls.
People can make theories, seriously why are you all mad about it? Because the theory is lgbtq?
Their theories make no sense, that's why
@@Imserious184no that theory make no sense because it all about a girl hit her puberty and move into a new neighborhood also getting new emotional
Because the theory is utter bullcrap!but apparently you csnt criticize it because that makes you "transphobic"@@Imserious184
Or maybe she's the main character and she needs contrast
Riley is a tomboy girl who was upset because of the move. She’s not confused about her gender.
What if I told you that Riley actually has no gender confusion at all whatsoever? What if her emotions haven't evolved to take on her appearance just yet, like Mom's and Dad's did...?
What if each emotion in someone else's head started out the same as Riley's ones are RN before evolving to take on the appearance and body of their owner...?
Why can’t anybody just accept that a cartoon is a cartoon?
Why can't anybody accept that cartoons are literally just a medium and will still be a cartoon if you make a theory about it. What, do you seriously think that after this video, the movie would suddenly morph into live action?
from what the directors said about the adult emotions controlling riley's parents the "anger" emotion of riley's dad is more like a protective father emotion whereas "sadness" emotion controlling riley's mom is more of care all the emotions while simplified as a child get more complex as the child grows up
bro
you're really reaching rn, get off of UA-cam for a while and do something else. you need to take a break
Nah
awe i was going to say how that theory isn’t all THAT farfetched, but ya the stuff with it being why the parent’s emotions are lead like that is totally wild.
No one cares let people enjoy theories
Never let bro cook again
I mean it's an interesting theory
Normal peaple: *trying to enjoy the movie*
Theorists: that's not how it works
As a non-binary person, probably not.
A. Disney wouldn’t make a main character non-binary. (They wouldn’t even make nimona because one of the main characters was gay.)
B. They made female and male emotions to appeal to girls and boys.
C. Emotions don’t really have genders, there’s just the femenine and masculine emotions.
Ty for listening :D
I think what the comments are missing, is how awesome it is that anyone can take a piece of media and analyze it in a way that is meaningful and impactful to them. Thanks for sharing!
Sure, you can do whatever floats your boat. But being novel doesn’t make you worthy of praise/encouragement, nor does it make you correct.
@@KnuttyEntertainment I think using multiple critical lens’ on media is a good way to open you mind to new ideas :) It’s nice to see a story from a traditional story lens, but that is only one part of a good film. Try watching a movie not thinking about plot, but which characters hold power? and why? how is gender represented? maybe these questions don’t interest you and that’s totally fine, but there is a large community of film buffs that love analyzing films this way, and i love seeing videos like this on my feed. I just think people think we are trying to say this is the “only meaning” of the movie. It is simply a question that provokes thought and engagement. :)
@@KnuttyEntertainmentit does make you worthy of praise when the theory can actually make sense if you allow your brain to be more open.
@@Imserious184 What value is there in making sense if it isn’t true? Because you showed the ability to twist something to fit a new narrative? Humans can make sense out of anything, doesn’t make it worthwhile. If anything a convincing falsehood is worse than an obvious one.
@@KnuttyEntertainment you might not agree with this point of view and thats okay. everyone sees things differently and that *is* the beauty of cinema and film. things will always be clearcut and thing will always be abstract. this is one of the abstract things and you are free to interpret it however you like.
Theory: I think the more of the gender of the emotions is what Riley is more confident of what the gender she is, Joy is a girl, Fear is a boy, Anger is a boy, Sadness is a girl, and disqust is a girl, meaning that Riley is more confident about being a girl, in Inside Out 2, there is Enqui which is a boy, Embarrassment which is a girl, Anxiety is a girl, and Envy which is a girl, also meaning that Riley is a more confident of being a girl in Inside Out 2, but has some Tomboy in her
Its so males and females watch to movie, each characters have a MAIN emotion, Rileys is joy, the dads is angers, and the moms is sadness, back in the day Disney didn't do all that stuff too as its a KIDS MOVIE
I’m left-handed, my mom was left-handed--“I’M SO GENDER CONFUSED!!!!!!😮😮😮😮
Why does everything HAVE to be gay… can’t we just appreciate the movie… it’s literally made for children… children who probably don’t know what trans people are and shouldn’t know until they are older otherwise it can influence them
The lgbt community has FINALLY gotten a little bit of representation in media, so what if there is a kid confused with their gender? Hundreds of thousands of people, including kids are. Kids should be exposed to lgbt couples just as they are exposed to straight couples. You should remember being lgbt isn’t ’just a trend’ and over 80% of people who commit suicide are lgbt. Lgbt people aren’t just toys on a shelf. They’re people too.
Bro. I’m not homophobic and I think not everything has to be lgbt and don’t you ever just think that they did that so boys AND girls could watch it?
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but people have fun with that theory. biggest impact is it makes them happy. it’s honestly no different than you relating to a character in any other way.
and as someone who actually isn’t homophobic, i don’t care how others choose to interpret media and art in the slightest. and i 100% believe it’s weird as hell to care so much. like i’m not some divorced English teacher why should i care how anyone views some random animated film 😂😂
Yes, I agree that they could've just made it so it was appealing for all genders, but the there half of your comment confuses me. Not everything is lgbtqia+, and there's nothing wrong with someone coming up with a theory that would add a bit more representation. Like honestly, what do you think the ratio would be between straight romance movies and queer ones. I can pretty much garuntee you that the straight ones would be way higher.
@@mossycreature13 oh hi, sorry for the confusion. i’ve made different comments because i try to tune it slightly based on what the original comment is saying.
my tldr is that i really get trans and genderqueer people wanting and seeking representation in their comfort movies, and it’s crazy that people care so much about some non-threat that they’re seeking out ruining it for the people just having fun.
@@Magica._ nono your comment is fine, I meant the og comment where they said "I'm not homophobic blah blah blah"
Well this just might mean she just a tomboy and not confused about her gender
My theory is : notice that all emotion in other people mind having their own characteristic that emit the human? Maybe the reason riley has different emotion with different style shows that riley hasnt found her "characteristic" or her own personality. Or maybe the reason the gender were differents and having different styles because the producer wants to show that riley, as the protagonist. Can be anyone, and anyone can feel like Riley, no matter style ,gender, or age. As it makes her as a "uniqe" character with many uniqe stye and personality in her mind.
*explaining why riley is confused about their gender*
but they still love riley for who *she* is
She does not explicitly state that her pronouns are anything other than she/her in the movie, so he thought it would be appropriate to use she/her.
Riley isn’t gender neutral, the reason her emotions have both genders it’s because she’s the main character and not everything has to be LGBT themed.
I have a theory that the main emotion represents your temperament. For mom It's Sadness because she's Melancholic, for dad it's anger because he's Choleric, and for Riley it's Joy because she's Sanguine
She doesn't have gender confusion. She has depression. If you grab any psych 101 textbook, it lists the symptoms. Riley goes through all those symptoms.
Just because you have ‘symptoms’ of a mental or physical illness doesn’t mean you have it. Get off of WebMD.
Bro not everything gotta be LGBT, and the emotion park with her parents was a joke.
In disney's or pixar's movies? Everything is woke
Give me examples of everything being LGBT. You people always be sayin this over nothing 💀
@@niv6921that word has lost all meaning
@@maidenmothik but just look how much gay characters are on disney's films, i'm not homophob or something but disney made lgbt charaters hated because they are written poorly and their only writing is that they are gay and that's their personallity, nothing more than that
@@niv6921 literally what gay people?? Disney has 0 representation in that area and when they do it’s ass. They’ve made like 2 gay characters. And yeah, their writing was terrible but their characters were not written based around their orientation. As far as I’m aware, the majority of Disney & Pixar’s characters are cisgender and heterosexual. Y’all just want something to complain about these days. You people wouldn’t have a problem with a straight couple basically porking in a movie for kids but tear your fucking skin off at the very implication that a character is not straight. Don’t even try to say you’re not homophobic, it’s showing.
Y'all in the comments are annoying, different analysis and theories on the same medium is fun even if you disagree with it.
About gender thingy it's actually not about her gender
1.her other emotions are mixed personalities making Riley special bcuz of that
2.the start of the movie we see that Rileys first emotion is joy explaining why she's the leader her dad was born with anger bcuz it's his first emotion and it's the same as her mom and everyone❤
There’s another huge theory ! They made her inside characters both genders because it’s Hollywood and it’s entertaining. Oh and this crazy theory that states that she’s just a teenage girl going through normal emotions.
MIND BLOWN!!!! WHAAAAAT!!!!!!
☠️ Can we pls let fictional characters alone?
what does that mean?
@@mossycreature13 stop thinking everything is about LGBT
@@mossycreature13I'm pretty sure he meant to say (Can we please leave fictional characters alone?)
@@nathangeorge368 I know what he meant grammar wise, but I wanna know what the sentence means
@@nathangeorge368get this: you're supposed to use quotation marks when quoting someone. Not parenthesis. Quotation mark: " parenthesis: ( ) see the difference?
The name “Riley” is also a unisex name. There’s a boy and girl in my school who are both named Riley, so that could also lead back to this theory?
Well, actually this was all based on scientific research: sadness is the predominant emotion on adult women, rage is the predominant emotion on adult men, happiness is the predominant emotion on childs (of both genders).
Predominant does not mean the most common in time, but the most easy to grigger, the one in control, as its accurately depicted on the movie. Sorry for ruinning this theory! :-P
I am not homophobic, but I’d like to point out that not EVERYTHING is about gender and LGBTQ. This movie was made some 10 years ago, and I personally believe that the main emotions that are “in control” e.g Riley’s joy, Dads anger, moms sadness, are just the emotions we’re feel more than others. I’m sure Riley’s Dad is angry with his work (as pictured a few times in the movie), Riley’s mom is sad she’s losing time with her husband (hinted more subtly) and Riley is expected to be happy.
Additionally, the film probably included both girls and boys in Riley’s head to appeal to both genders.
There’s is absolutely nothing wrong with gender confusion, but I’d like to point out the LGBTQ was practically a shadow when this was made, and therefore most likely not thought of
I mean there's a lot of psychology that you really have to think about when talking about inside out. I have a feeling the writers did too
I have a different take:
So yk how you get chromosomes from both parents? That. But with the emotions. That's why they're two different genders.
I just figured the emotions would sort their gender out during/after puberty.
I think she inherited both her moms and dads emotions, but also so the movie didn't just feel like it was a little girls movie.
Look i am part of lgbt myself here's my opinion. Its not about the gender its about her being main character its implied to both girls and boys because both gender can express the same emotions..
I can’t take this anymore… I’m trans but why does everything need to be LGBTQ themed.
yes! also another thing is when people push for LGBTQ people to be treated equally but they're treated completely different to straight people by supposed allies? its hard to explain, but for example people use it as a personality trait. often lgbtq people are portrayed with their sexualities being their entire personality and their entire life revolves around it. or in shows or books you have a tiny subplot of a straight person being in love and then multiple chapters/half the film/multiple episodes are dedicated solely to an lgbtq person falling in love. I think they should be treated the same because they are the same as straight cis people.
tldr: LGBTQ people are the same as straight cis people, so treat them the exact same
@@Poland4life I like ur comment and I get ur point. I don’t support the LGBTQ Community anymore because they use the system to get what they want and they treat cis ppl most times as 🚮…. It’s just sad that the community changed like that.
What are your chromosomes?
THANK YOU
@@Kyle_Broflovski740 2X… what means that I’m a woman and I will be a women even if I transition because those chromosomes stay the way they are 🤷🏻♂️
Why do we bring this crap into everything
Because some people just like to make theories. Why do we have to bring homophobia into every LGBT+ environment is a better question.
@ChipmunksRats it doesn't affect you 😭 you can't say you're not homophobic when there's literally way too much straight ships that you don't complain about, yet you care when one person has a personal head canon/ theory. We don't complain about all the straight stuff that were literally everywhere before we even understood romance, but we get attacked for just simply being in a fandom??? It doesn't make sense 😭😭
Pixar: shit they’re on to us
Guys, c'mon.. She's the protagonist, plus would you think that they would spend much more time just to create different designs for the same gender on different ppl who is only a background/supporting character?? When they could just go the easy route and change a few stuff from copy pasting
Dude not everything has to be gay. Since the main characters emotions are more important and have more screen time they have them specific genders to characterize them more.
Thanm you im.glad someone said it
second point like ya obviously, but can you name to me a single other fictional character that’s genderqueer like that. even implied or coded. you can’t get mad at something not actually happening. well like you CAN but why in hell would you???
And once again, this segment from this person and this short clip has nothing to do with being gay...
you are telling me fear and anger have screentime?
I mean this is Pixar we’re talking about so I seriously doubt it
That’s the point. I don’t think that it’s true but Pixar would totally do some crap like that
@@Tsssaaa_3 what Pixar have you been watching where they would “do some crap like that”?
@@maidenmoth bro ain’t no way you think that Pixar wouldn’t make Riley trans if they got the chance to. If they weren’t already losing so much money, they totally would.
@@Tsssaaa_3 They absolutely wouldn’t. They care more losing pocket from the morbidly obese “Christian” moms who shelter their kids. Don’t know what universe you’re living in where Pixar would or has made actual bank from LGBTQ+ content. I genuinely doubt they would write a decent gay or trans character if they were held on the floor at gunpoint. Y’all really just hating on the movement and the current “popular” thing. The world would cry louder than they would over a natural disaster or terrorist attack if Pixar started making significant queer characters. Keeping the characters cishet keeps the mouths shut and fed. It’s the safest option for them.
@@Tsssaaa_3 I thought it was more of Disney doing that bullshite instead.
About the part about which emotion is the leader inside everyone's mind, I think I might have an explanation.
So Joy was the first emotion to be ever born in Riley's mind, and as we all know, she is now the leader of the other emotions in Riley's mind.
My theory is that whatever emotion is born first in anyones mind, that emotion will be the leader of the other emotions.
That’s the point Disney dosnt have an explanation for everything ,everything isn’t a theory 😂
Idea: these are all the emotions imagining the other's emotions
Actually that’s pretty smart.
What a nice theory
How about we leave this thing to the creator's? I don't say it's bad to have theories but not everything has to do with LGBT+.....
I believe the point was that mom and dad are already grown up and have established personalities, that's why their emotions all came to look more like them and have the same gender. Riley is still young, so her emotions are all different, since she can't define herself as a person just yet. Perhaps it also shows that some emotions are more associated with gender, for example anger is male, and disgust and sadness - female. Or it could be that dad's appearance and behavior IS what inspired the look of anger in Riley's head.
Brooo no it’s a kids movie and why would you think that they prob just did it to make the main character more interesting and different plus I think it makes sense kinda for the emotions to be different genders like anger could be more masculine etc idk but that is the last thing they would make it about is sexuality they are kids they don’t need to think about that yet 😭
Kids have crushes in elementary school so yeah, argument is pretty much invalid.
It's about gender not sexuality. It's literally just a harmless theory no need to get upset
So i agree with the gender fluid stuff but i think the anger and sadness are just in control yo protect the parents from getting hurt
My honest opinion is that the emotions are both male and female because Riley hasn’t faced puberty yet, and once she passes puberty, her emotions will all be the same gender.
No that's not it at least for me.Cuz in the second movie she's in puberty and her emotions are the same gender.I honestly think they made it like that soo both genders can enjoy the film.Also there was a guy in the film about her age and he had a crush on her but all his genders were males and it seemed like he hadn't really started puberty yet soo
I feel like ANGER is depicted as a MAN because ANGER is a more MASCULINE EMOTION………..?
I think Riley is actually non-binary, hence the mixed emotions.. Also her mom is led by empathy which merged with sadness, and her dad is led by protectiveness which has merged with anger. Hence the different emotions for leading
No such thing as non binary. You're male or female art birth. You can't choose.
@@Normal1855what about intersex?
The main reason why they put mixed emotions into Riley was so that the film could appeal to both boys and girls, rather than make it heavily girlish. Also, as some other comments said, Riley could have gotten the Joy, Sadness, and Disgust from her Mother and the Anger and Fear from her Father
Yep. Unsub
Oh no 😱😱 what ever will they do 😰😰😥😭😭
Your sub button is red because you unsubscribed, mine is red because I never subbed in the first place
We are not the same
No one asked lil bud.
Bro has talked about the Inside Out 2 trailer more than I’ve talked about the Five Nights at Freddy’s Movie.
“ in contwrol ☝️” idk why I laughed 😭
Can we not push illness on to an animated child is enough of that going around in reality I don't need to watch it on tv😑
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I guess having a cold or any illness isn’t allowed then because it’s “inappropriate”.
This is a great theory! It might make its way to Inside Out 2, with the premise being that the anxiety Riley feels about coming out is overbearing to her. Don’t let others bring you down!
Or maybe... It's just a movie that just so happened to have the emotions have different genders
If Inside Out 2 makes Riley trans, it will destroy the movie and entire franchise.
People in here saying "its just a cartoon" like real people don't put months of thought and work into creating a movie like this aside, something I would like to add is that the boy at the end who panics because a girl spoke to him and only has a few seconds of screen time has all male-leaning emotions as well; a kid her age.
Disney, and Pixar especially in recent years are both slowly getting more progressive over time to share more stories than just heteronormative plots, and as a transgender person myself, I always resonated with Riley, her emotions being a mix of either portrayed gender being something i picked up on very early into watching it for the first time, and something i, as a non cisgender person, connected to most about the film.
With the teases of the second movie coming soon, though anxiety was the only one depicted in the trailer, the poster seems to continue the mixed gender theme with the new emotions (though it isn't easy to distinguish given how little of the new ones are shown, it just feels like the pattern to me).
not sure how i feel about the parents piloting emotions being the "result" of rileys possible gender identity, and i more so chalked that up to relationship issues between the parents we aren't directly shown, but I am a beliver of the gender identity theory for riley alone. IF Pixar is going down this route, and I say that as a big IF as much as I like the theory, if they played their cards right and spoke to actual queer people, i have a gut feeling these kinds of things wont actually be revealed until a third movie. Though you can be pretty certain of your gender identity at a young age, you are still figuring yourself out in that time and new labels can be a lot. Every person is diffferent of course, but in my own personal experience I've been questioning if i was trans since i was 5 (i was in the ER a lot as a kid so learned what trans was cause of an mtf lady who was in there a lot for complications with her surgery), by 12 I was certain I wasn't cisgender, and i tried different labels all the way until I was 18 and found that trans suit me best where i wished to transition into anything but my born gender. 24 now and in the very slow process of medically transitioning.
What I'm saying overall is if the theory is true, it likely will just be queer-coded until several movies in the future when riley is old enough to be 100% positive with her identity.
But at the end of the day, it is Disney, so they might just continue to queer-code or just full on drop it just to stop the possibility of lgbt theories on one of their films before its out in it's full story. Gotta keep the company all 'good and christian' after all 🙄
An 11 year old having gender dysphoria is incredibly stupid.
Change my mind.
When you're saying "change my mind" as if it's a challenge you're sort of admitting your own close-mindedness. Whatever arguments I bring up you'd be incentivized to ignore them just not to give me "a win"
@@ghurcbghurcb yeah because any argument you have is factually incorrect.
@@thatrandomredengine9430 See? I didn't make any arguments yet, but you already made up your mind. You don't care about truth.
@@ghurcbghurcb the truth that there is a significant difference between males and females?
It sounds like you’re trying to silence the truth with the devils lies.
It isn't stupid though. I knew kids who had gender dysphoria at 11. Feeling disconnected from the set of social norms placed on you isn't an 18+ only experience.
I don't think that's the reason Riley has different gender emotions (I think it's so the movie appeals to more than one demographic), but it's not an insane concept. I knew a kid who had already started going by they/them pronouns at 12ish.
I expect that the genders of her emotions represent her personality. She has her fathers anger shown in the scene where Goofball Island falls, her mothers sympathy from sadness, shown in the ending, and so on
Reminds me of the poet who was in a poetry class where his poem was discussed. Poet was shocked by all the hidden meanings. 🙄
The reason the emotions are both genders is because they also wanted to appeal to boys. Most boys want other male characters in the movie besides the dad
The real, not over-thought and preachy reason. Pixar wanted to make a film that featured a diverse cast of characters that both girl and boy movie goers could relate to. Not every piece of media has to have some deep, subliminal/unspoken message. 🤦♂️
They wouldn't do it to avoid getting boycotted.
I love Riley so much! She’s my favorite character! I wish I could be friends with her
It's not beacuse of that. They wanted to make the movie more appealing to boys. Not everything is about genders
Or maybe the younger generation has less gender standards than her parents did.
The fact that he still said she at the end tho. BTW, CHILDHOOD HAS BEEN CANCELED
Ok?
The producers did not consider that at all. Stop reading into it. This movie’s intentions are crystal clear. Plus it’s just parents being parents and real parents make mistakes even when they have good intentions…
She is the main character so she has different gender emotions
I took it has kids are still discovering themselves and their identity. she could be a tomboy, a trans boy, nonbinary, genderfluid etc and the fact she has both genders in her while her parents do not only shows she's still on her journey while they're already matured
I like to think they develop and change as she ages, but they start out as the same genders as the parents she "inherited" uer emotions from. Her passion (anger) and her fear (anxiety about moving, etc.) are from her dad.
Her joy, empathy (sadness), depression (sadness), and disgust come from her mother.
Listen, Riley is just going through a gender identity crisis… for 12 years straight… also at birth… Nevermind.
Guys it’s nothing that complex
It doesn’t mean she’s a boy or a whatever
It’s just how the movie industry works
What I mean like that is if it was just female emotions then the movie would only stand out to girls so they needed male ones to to make it stand out to boys and girls.
Hopefully they don’t go with the changing gender route because it would ruin the movie (for me personally idk abt u) but it’s Disney so yeh….
yall made my maga parents think there was trans stuff in there and theyre severely transphobic 💀
Inside Out was released in 2015. This 'gender confusion' stuff only blew up within the last 5 years. So no, this isn't what they were thinking at all.
Nobody is completely feminine or masculine especially when it comes to kids it doesn’t mean she’s questioning her gender🤷🏽♀️
Angry is reference to protectiveness
And sadness is Empathy