Disney theme park characters, have there been situations where you had to break character?
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I love Goofy's response in the first story.
Right?! It was like the perfect little cherry on the story sundae.
Honestly! Karen tried pulling the race card when the dude just wanted to take a break.
Subtle but SO damn effective 😂 love it
Now goofy knows how white ppl feel when they get falsely accused constantly 😭 also a major burn to that Karen lol
I loved it lmao
Not a character break but keeping character so well. When I went for a choir trip in high school, I ended up separated from my friends towards the end of the night. I'm a diabetic, and I could feel my blood sugar dropping, and I had no snacks left on me. Well, while making my way to the castle where we were meeting, I felt myself getting really dizzy from it. I walked up to a concession stand and explained my blood sugar was tanking and asked if I could buy even a thimble of soda. They apologized and said they had already closed the till out. I worked at a local theme park back home, so I knew they couldn't do anything about that. I thanked them anyway and sat down nearby. I was preparing to send an SOS to my choir director when the person I talked to came out with the largest size of Coke she had and a pretzel for me.
"Thank you so much! How much do I owe you?" (My brain was fuzzy, so I forgot she already told me the stand's register was closed)
"Oh, don't worry, Mickey bought it for you! He hopes you feel better soon. "
And if you've ever experienced a blood sugar crash, you know it can make you a mess of a human mentally. I burst into tears and thanked her profusely. I'm pretty sure I thanked Mickey, too 😅
I caught up with everyone once I felt okay, and the rest of the trip was amazing! Weirdly enough, that was one of the more magical experiences I had there. Probably the near-death experience lol
So wholesome! I'm going on a high school choir trip to Disney this year, and I know I'll be thinking of this during the trip!
Oh that’s great! Glad you’re alive to tell the story too lol
One day I didn't eat and all of a sudden i felt my heart racing too much. I didn't know what was happening so i went downstairs and drank some water but i started feeling dizzy and my vision was blurry too. I was scared i was going to die bc my heart was really fast, so i called my mom and she said i was having hypoglycemia. I almost died bc i didn't eat 🥲
That was the most wholesome thing I read in a while omg 😭
thats so damn wholesome
not a character break, just the opposite in fact. so i was at disneyworld. and taking a pic with jack sparrow. it was 3pm or so and the guy had to leave. he was not wearing his hat. so i yell after him "HEY JACK WHERE'S YOUR HAT?!" and without missing a beat he says "what a terribly poor subject to discuss so early in the morning" what an absolute god.
MY GOD THATS AMAZING
I'm convinced, that had to have been the real Jack 😂
Woah that's so cool!
@@TotPocketI do love the idea that Johnny Depp just sneaks into Disneyland from time to time to do this
@@NuclearCharm I vaguely remember hearing that he actually used to sneak into the ride and play Jack Sparrow.
Man that Eeyore story was really wholesome, well except for the dad smacking his daughter part
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I would’ve cackled if the dad got a little bonk on his head
I was expecting a character to come up to the father and smack him as hard as they could.
@@Secret_Agent_A If it had been a horror themed park instead of a Disney park, the characters could've dragged the dad away screaming, never to be seen again.
I can dream . . .
@@tigerwolf2243maybe even getting tortured and getting dragged to the deepest pits of hell
your telling me Nick Wilde wouldnt whip a bratty kid with his tail the moment he had a chance?
Fair Point.
I could definitely see that happening and the smirk.
Story 13 makes me question about characters who are known for being physical and fighting back attackers in their movies (Tarzan, Gaston, Baloo being the most common ones I've seen in the parks). If these teens attacked a Tarzan, and they get pinned, would the actor get in trouble? Tarzan wouldn't be breaking character, because he's always fighting back. Personally, if I saw a character like Gaston curl up into a ball because some teens are beating on him, instead of sucker punching the punks in the face, I'd say that broke character completely.
So, does Disney only care when the "gentle" characters defend themselves or is it a strict "Don't touch guests beyond a hug" policy? I know that most characters have security and handlers, but these stories tell me that some of these characters are left alone on occasion.
Yeah if I saw Gaston or Tarzan cowering whist getting punched, I think of that as a complete character break. Gaston is supposed to be the strong but stupid villain and Tarzan was raised by apes. They’d sucker punch them for sure.
it's probably more about the touching thing. can't have disney getting sued for harming assaulters
P* ssies who attack cute fuzzy costumed characters wouldn't even dare attacking big scary muscle men, so there's no way to tell.
Eeyore hugging the girl was so precious. He too knows what it’s like to be sad.😢
If I'm not mistaken the piglet story at Disney literally broke the law as it is illegal to prevent someone from engaging in self-defense regardless of if it requires you to go against company orders it's the same reason why you can't get fired for giving people the money in a register if the store was robbed
My friend used to work at Disney land a few years ago,she was Tinkerbell and the amount of creeps she had to deal with was baffling she told me that one guy came up to her and whispered " I didn't realize Tinkerbell was so sexy" it shocked her so much yet she did not break character. The things the actors have to go through are tough and I'm glad a lot of people realize that
If I were her, I would have told him fairies reproduce asexually, since that’s actually canon to the Tinker Bell universe.
@@tsifirakiehl4250 Noice! 👍
Although, It would be very much in character for Tinkerbell to get hot headed angry at that. But obviously playing a character at a theme park is a little different.
There's no way Piglet would "sit there and take it" he'd at least cry for help. Also why attack him, he's a sweetheart
the eeyore story actually made me cry. i can’t believe the father would actually do that but the compassion that eeyore had brought me to tears 😭😭😭
yeah I was a Cast Member for several years in the park. Was a backstage CM but many of these stories are true. I cannot tell you how many young women ages 18-22 would come back stage, take off their male character heads and have black eyes, missing teeth, fat lips etc. from not just teenagers but ADULT MEN wailing on them. The worst was a Snow White who was group beaten by an entire family on her way walking backstage to end her shift. She even had done several photos already with the family, beyond her clock time, but they wanted "more time" with her and they actually waited for her at the exit and jumped her. She was out of work for about a week to heal. We also had a lot of instances of child and spouse abuse that happened among the guests, we would monitor the situation on the video cameras and do whatever we could subtly do to make the victims of the abuse have a better time. If it got really bad we would report the behavior to the police and give them the footage. Also a lot of people come sick to the parks, like chicken pox, the flu, RING WORMS etc. We also monitor these people and keep interactions with everyone to a minimum, but then there would also be people who would bring their hours old babies to the parks and that would flip all our minds. One time we had to do back-flips worth of work backstage to keep a family with a 3hr old baby away from another family we knew had a severe case of mumps from each other, at one point they were only 20ft away from one another. Also PLEASE! Never come to the parks on an actual holiday. None of us want to be there, we want to be home with our families just as much as you do, so most people take the time off (management of course gets those days off anyway) and those that can't officially take the day off, call out sick. So the park has ZERO management, and about only 16% of under staff actually running the park. Then you add in that this is when the parks are overrun with people and it's bad news days for everyone involved. One Christmas we almost locked a little boy and his sister into a storage unit after the parade was over. Apparently he and her had climbed into the float as it passed by. On any other day other than a major holiday, this would have been impossible to do. Too many CMs, cameras, etc. we would have caught them before any damage was done, but considering it was Christmas night, there was literally only 12 people running the entire parade and only 8 Actors. So, we ran the parade best we could, then were in the process of locking up the floats for the night when we heard small cries like a little animal. We turned all the lights back on a saw him hanging for dear life on the ladder used by the Actors to get to the higher levels so they can do areal tricks during the parade. We took him down and he confessed his sister was following him, we found her curled up in a compartment used for storing bouncy beach balls that look like giant flowers. It took us another 6hrs to track down the kids' family. They were all drunk and had apparently left the 2 kids along with all their cousins with 1 Aunt, who had no idea the kids had gone missing. Again, it probably wouldn't have taken us this long to track a family down, but there was no security and not enough on foot CMs to track the family. Many of us stayed well past overtime to make sure the kids were taken care of. They did gets lots of Mickey stuffies and candy.
I think I remember seeing Pluto get knocked out at disney world when i was 3
Now I feel bad for having a Disney Land trip planned on Christmas Day. I'll try and thank all the CMs that day.
W😮W
Damn, cast members are so wholesome
What years where you a cast member?
That story with Nick was so in character
I think I can say without objection that Disney isn’t a very kind company. They’ve done plenty of bad things. But the people that work in the suits are amazing people.
yeah, the whole time i was watching this i was thinking about how important children are to disney, yet think about live action mulan... sets were probably made with child labor. the people in charge of disney are corrupt. the individuals that make it magical, especially at the parks, are wonderful people
Here's how I'm usually putting it..
I love Disney.. But not the Disney COMPANY.
I love the content, the attractions, the Disney World employees, and the food at the parks.. But the company is absolutely terrible.
I really wish other people separated actual Disney with the company.. Cause the company is garbage meanwhile the actual studio and the parks are fantastic and memorable.
@@ShellySwirl I absolutely agree. You have to separate the art from the artist.
@@Johnny-Number-One Definitely!!!
@ShellySwirl that is exactly how i see it
Parents of reddit: When was the first time you [blank]?
Redditors: Not me, but uncle's best friend's nephew's great grandmother's sister's cousin's-
I mean, in the case of video it have sense: imagine someone snitching you to your boss for writing anything at reddit ;/
daughter's best friend's sister's son's goldfish's pet rock
Goofy really said “f you” in the most polite way In the first story
“Hyuck You!” 😉
Disney as a company is messed up but I will forever love these people, the cast members in the park, the artists who make the characters we love, the people who work hard everyday to make sure that they customers are safe and happy. This is the real magic of Disney and it makes me believe in the inherent goodness of humanity every time. I don't approve of corporate practices of the company of Disney but I will always appreciate the people who actually work to make the magic happen. This is what warms my heart
DEFINITELY!!!!!!!! ❤️
Wow, I didn't know that Disney was so strict about not breaking character, but it's insane. Like the mom who got assaulted but still got reprimanded when she tried to defend herself.
Fun fact, there's quite a lot of jobs where you can get reprimanded or even fired for defending yourself from being assaulted.
I remember when I was 8, my family went to Disney and my dad was taking my little brother to the bathroom so my mom and I were somewhere else and we found Eeyore kind of off by himself, no line of kids just Eeyore walking around. I went and asked for a picture and I got a hug, I sunk right into the costume, it was like all encompassing, the side kind of caved in a bit. The picture is just Eeyore with two skinny little legs wearing neon green shorts coming out the side of his torso. Best Disney hug ever.
That is precious.
This is definitely precious, but I'll be honest, Eeyore being in a bit of a slump completely alone while everyone around him is having fun is pretty in character.
The story of the person's Mum playing Piglet and being beaten by some assholes actually sticks out to me because of a story my own Mum told me.
Back in 1989, well before I was born, my Mum worked as a mascot performer for an indoor theme park. She played a purple dragon character. Apparently some scumbags think it's cool to show off their strength by beating up people in mascot costumes, knowing they can't do anything to retaliate. One bloke thought it would be fun to twist the dragon's arm, but my Mum understandably let out a scream of pain. The guy quickly backed off upon realising it was a woman in the costume.
This is why we can't have nice things. Mascot characters are literally there to make people happy. They don't deserve that kind of treatment. Not then, and not now.
I’ve been a mascot character and a face character (but not for Disney). Mascot characters have it especially hard because those costumes are heavy and have limited visibility and muffle your hearing. People think it is fun to attack mascots, throw stuff at them, hit/kick them…sadly I’ve even had creepy people (men and women) make indecent offers to me when they find out I am a woman inside of the costume. The tell me to meet them later and wear the costume or just wear the head. 💀
As a face character, some park patrons would pinch or slap my rear end to get my reaction in their photos. Other times they would put their arm around my waist or their hand on the small of my back as if we were dating and I would politely but firmly tell them to stop doing that. A few times some unruly or drunk park guests who sneaked in liquor would try to kiss me for a photo in the same way of the post WW2 sailor and nurse. I would have them removed from the park for that.
Sorry for the long reply, my point is your mom has my sympathy.
@@princessmarlena1359 This is why we can't have nice things. I can't fathom why people think it's cool to hurt mascots and characters when they're just there to bring joy to people. Sounds like you had it rough.
@@piperjojostott7790 I’ve been through worse, but thank you.
@@princessmarlena1359 At the very least, I hope things are better for you now, whatever position you're in.
@@piperjojostott7790 they are, thank you. I hope the same for your mom (and you).
I'm not sure it's a character break, but when I was 5 at disney land, we went to the aladdin show, and during an intermission, aladdin came over to our table and gaveme a free chocolate lamp. He told my mom I was the most excited to be there kid he had ever seen. As an adult, I realize I must have been very loud and vocal about every little thing for it to be noticable. I have dozens of pictures from that show alone, and 30 years later, it's still one of my favorite memories.
I would argue that Nick in story 16 still stayed in character lol
Nick knocking a kid over with his tail is in character, though. He would definitely do that.
I don't usually cry when hearing stories, but the one about the guard and the DV case made me teary eyed
I'm currently working as a character actor, a non-speaking one at that. Not quite Disney, but the same headspace. There are times where I do break character slightly in secret ways for kiddos that are hoping for a special moment, special needs friends meeting a new cool friend, and yeah there are also times where I break character because teenagers think that it's fun to beat up on basically a cartoon character. It's always a little funny when they realize that there's a chick in the suit. I will have to say it's the one of the more genuine jobs out there, especially when you get to see the kids light up at a character that they like. It's like you made their dreams come true, and hey I get to be a cartoon character and not talk for 30 minutes lol
Oh yeah I feel you. I do mascot cosplays and it's a lot of fun. Don't get paid but I have gone to cons or cosplay meetups. Yeah it's fun seeing people suddenly light up when they see a character they like.
That guy who played eeyore was probably so upset under the costume... It must have been so hard not to stomp that dad into the curb, and probably really hard to let that little girl go after seeingbwhat she had to deal with. I'm glad they got away from him in the end.
Aweeee, the Tigger one is so cute. Bro really loved his job!
I hope that guy is living his best life.
Story 13 makes me angry. Like, sure, the shorter character are women because they're shorter, but the fact that OPs mom _defended herself_ and got _in trouble for that_ is _pathetic!_ She should've _never_ gotten into _trouble_ for that! Hell, she should've been _praised!_ Being assaulted regardless of if you're a female, male, or whatever the hell you identify as - what you identify as don't matter here, point is, regardless of gender identification, _defending yourself_ should be the _only exception_ to breaking character. Unless you're dressed as Mulan, Merida, or any other kickass Disney Princess, then you could just do it all whilst in character and avoid trouble, but that wasn't the case here. Would've been hilarious and awesome to hear a story like that, tho.
It makes us mad about hoow disney almost fired OP's mom, but nobody is gonna ask what were the teens thinking about hitting a disney character? Or the disney staff even cared about OP's mom?
It’s an outrage
I'm Pretty Sure She Got a Lighter Punishment Cuz Shes a Woman.
@@17DiamondMan
I think the point was she shouldn’t have been punished at all, for just defending herself. Even if she were a he.
@@TroleosJuanthey probably thought they were cool because they were beating up someone who couldn’t do anything
In response to asking how you could hit your kid at Disneyland:
People don’t seem to realize that whatever issues you have at home aren’t going to go away because you’re at Disney. They’re going to get worse. It’s hot, it’s crowded, everyone is tired, everyone is overstimulated, and everyone feels like they need to do more in order to get their money’s worth.
I was an unofficial tour guide there for a short while, CM for a bit, and pass holder for a long time, and Disney truly brings out the worst in people.
I’ve always called it a “Bring your own dopamine kinda town.”
100% agree
“This is the happiest place on earth! You’re supposed to SMILE, GODDAMIT!”
As someone who has an abusive mother I can confirm it. Only out in public I'm the crazy one and she's the best mom in the world, saving puppies from burning buildings on a daily basis.
The one where her first child died...really hurt.
I managed to unintentionally make a staff member break character (not a character costume, but it was themed around the ride). It was on the Tower of Terror, the actor was dressed as one of those old timey lift operators and was really playing up the spookiness. Guess who just realised he had a previously undiscovered extreme fear of falling? I burst in to tears so badly that the act was instantly dropped and he came over extremely concerned and asked if I was alright. Me and my family then got escorted out cause it was clear I couldn't handle it. Hope the dude didn't get in trouble for that, having someone recognise I was scared and offer to let us off the ride really helped.
Story 10 made me cry, im so emotional and I’m sorry for their loss! I’m glad Peter Pan was so nice
The first woman is teaching her kid to assume he's being rejected for reasons outside his control anytime something bad happens. Terrible mindset to constantly blame things on racism without good reason.
“You’re ignoring us because you’re racist😡”
“Yes I am”
Found the white person.
My roommate was "Friends with Ariel" in MK on 9/11. She had had just started her shift and come from the breakroom where she saw the planes hit and had to go pretend to be ok. Her first guest was a little girl. When she asked where the little girl was from she replied "Im from new york city". Its was 9:30 am and they had no idea. Nikki said she tryed to smile and to tell her to go tell her mom to call home as Ariel, but when the girl got confused, Nikki said she broke character and just came out and said "Go tell your mom she needs to call home right now". Immediatly after they got the park shut down call.
14:15
Yeah, Nick would totally smack that kid with his own tail lol
(Kid dieing on the floor)
Mom: oh by the way he has asthma
"I didnt think it would matter much"
I doubt people break character because Disney would straight up fire you if they find out, no matter the reason
Theres a reason some people call it Mousewitz
Which means they're part of the Don Bluth mouse family which is bad how...?
@@Roadent1241ever heard of Auschwitz ?
@@Roadent1241 i see what you're thinking, but it's meant to be a pun on Auschwitz, a Nazi concentration camp.
The stories about cast members going out of their way to do something nice for a kid have absolutely melted my heart. I didn't need that anyways.
I've worked backstage in theaters and know how the op in the last story felt. I personally haven't worn a wig like that but have had to take off and put on wigs for actors between scenes pulling just a few pins on accident along with the wig can be painful, all of them at once makes me wince just hearing about it
not to mention she probably had safety pins in there too (safety pinned to the wig cap not her scalp)
I love in the first one how goofy didn't yell back or anything, he just was being nice doing his job!
first one got humbled real fast 💀
Getting suspended for defending yourself against getting beat up is like going to jail for defending yourself against a home intruder
I would never work at Disney. If anybody jumps me, I'm knocking them, and the only magical part of it is gonna be when they "magically" fall asleep on the concrete for a couple mins
Not a costume, but my mom and my aunt (my mom’s sister) went to Disney land for the first time together. As soon as they enter the park they see an employee yelling at people.
“YOU NEED TO PARK YOUR STROLLERS RIGHT HERE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD!”
People were just laying their baby strollers outside the entrance, like people leaving karts out in the parking lot, and she wasn’t having it. The employee picks up a stroller and throws it across the road, almost hitting several people. As people stand and watch in horror, she kept on throwing and flipping things over. They had to get security to come and restrain the employee and take her away. My aunt turns to my mom and goes,
“I thought you said Disney was the happiest place in the world” 😂
Lifeguard's Coordinator: "Be the nice lifeguard who explains, Not the bad lifeguard who shouts orders."
Like what the hell was he supposed to do, Say "Hello there kiddo, I'm so sorry but you can't do headfirst, It'll break your neck, And that wouldn't be very magical." I literally cannot with entitled kids
Not only that, but with a terrible coordinator.
The nick wild one was funny xD
Me as Eeyore, losing my job by punching that dad in the face while saying "FIGHT SOMEONE YOUR OWN SIZE"
Wait so are you telling me if I'm wearing a villain costume and get attacked then I can beat them up cause it's "in character"? lol
If you're Gaston, almost certainly. Because, y'know, no one kicks in assaulter teeth like Gaston.
Naaaaaa bro the buff girl from Encanto would knock out an abuser in seconds😂😂
His daughter attacks him, and he's suddenly the bad guy, for defending himself?! Sheesh. Imagine if she'd been over 10 years old! He might have been in serious danger!
This is sarcasm, right?
@@twasadream496 I sure hope so. Otherwise I'm in trouble.
@@JensMorrison The round table has deemed it not. You are to be sentenced to eating cereal with a fork.
@@ARandomPolarBearthat would be to easy, a soup will do
@@canalso5806 That will do.
17:29 You actually taught him well. *Force Choke.*
_The Darkside Intensifies_
I love the security guard story and the Nick story the best. So sweet, and so much deserved.
My Dad was in a bunch of plays when I was young. I remember when he was a bagpiper for Brigadoon. He'd also been Mr. Snow in Carousel, with my older siblings being some of his kids. But the most memorable story he has told me about being in plays was when he was in A Christmas Carol and they were doing it as a theatre in the round. Which means that the audience surrounded the stage. Dad played the last two of the ghosts of Christmas.
Well, between the ghosts of Christmas present and the ghost of Christmas yet to come, there was an intermission, and the audience was told to be back in their seats promptly afterwards. One lady was late.
Picture a dark stage. A tall cloaked figure stands there. But, because the lights are down, he blends in with the darkness. This lady is rushing to get back to her seat and cuts across the stage to do so. She bumps into Dad and lets out a blood curdling scream. Dad says it was all he could do to not break character and burst out laughing. 😂
Not really a character break, but still pretty special. So last year during my visit to Disneyland with (initially) my mom for my birthday-- we had to go a few days before since we were going to Vegas for my birthday weekend-- I decided to park hop to DCA and go to Avengers Campus. When I was starting to get thirsty, I approached the Shawarma Palace food cart so that I could buy myself some water. Nothing else, just water. But when it came time to pay, the card machine that was used to receive payment wasn't working, so the Cast Member decided to try and restart it. However, when it became clear that it was taking much longer and since there was a line behind me, she leaned in and whispered to me that she'll give me the water bottle since it would be paid for. Then she announced to everyone else in line that the food cart was closed for the time being, allowing me to accept the water bottle. This story was something that I haven't shared anywhere on social media since I didn't want to get the CM in trouble or inspire any copycats looking to recreate this on purpose. But regardless, it was still pretty special.
Not for Disney, but I was a costumed character, both face and mascot, for sports teams, product promotion, conventions/events, parties, and theme parks.
As a mascot character, I’ve had stuff thrown at me or been physically attacked by guests. Some of them realized I’m a woman in the costume and made perverted offers, telling me to wear the costume or just the head of the costume for them later in the bedroom.
As a face character, they would attempt to pinch or slap my buns to catch my reaction/expression on camera. Other times they would put their arm around my waist or hip, or place their hand on the small of my back as if we were dating. A few of them tried to hug me from behind, place their arms around my waist, shoulders, or hips. I would shut that down immediately, and tell them firmly but politely not to do that.
The drunken guests, especially at this one Six Flags park, who sneaked in liquor were the worst. They would try to kiss me for the photos, often in the manner of the sailor and the nurse from the post WW2 photo scene. A group of drunk college girls encouraged their friend to do this to me, and I had them and other drunk guests who behaved this way ejected from the park by security.
When I was a kid living in Florida, I saw a Smee get between a Captain Hook and a visitor. It never occurred to me at the time (I was 7 or 8), but in hindsight I'm pretty sure that the Smee actor was trying to stop their coworker from swinging on someone who'd just hit them.
Im a cosplayer I can confirm the amount of bobby-pins used for wigs and headpieces that go on the wigs is a lot that getting yanked off will cause a lot of pain like someone bumped into my headpiece when I looked down to make sure my shoe was good and my mask makes me half blind lady almost broke it and hurt me in the process because of the amount of pins I had to keep that thing on and stable
What/who do you cosplay as and what type of cosplay?
"my cousin died a couple years ago so i will be fine telling this"
the cousin living in the wall haunting him for this:
Not a Disneyland thing, but just a funny story in general.
I was with my friends at a golfing range and there was a heart foundation there, lots of Star Wars characters like darthvader and stormtroopers. We’re busy putting in the driving range, making bets on how far we could hit the ball and rewarding the other with flicks on the ear. As I was the only girl in my trio of other two boys, I was getting my flicks when the friend who was on, turned around and pointed behind us. We both turned around to Darth Vader staring my friend in the face before giving him a scolding. He was trying to play it cool while I was laughing my head off on the seat.
I don’t watch Star Wars but I can’t imagine that happening in any time line
S17 make me almost tear up. The father u can just wash it shirt
Walt Disney's ghost just exploded from hearing that first story.
Meanwhile the execs of Disney Inc. are dancing on Walt's grave and we're all dancing with them.
At least the storm/clone troopers could claim they heard excute order 66 in defending themselves....
One time my family and I were staying at the Disney aulani resort in Hawaii. We were at a character meet and greet breakfast, and we were hanging out with goofy. My dad has always had a slightly dirty sense of humor so at some point during the interaction with goofy he made an very subtle innuendo about sleeping with my mom. I hear the man in the goofy costume very quietly mutter under his breath, “oh hell yeah, n____”
I don't know if this was a character break or not, but I remember two instances involving Stitch in general. I went to Disney World when I was twelve, and Stitch was my favorite character ever. I went on the Stitch ride multiple times and got a stuffed animal that was 2/3's my height at the time. I remember sitting outside of the ride after getting him with the giant stuffed animal in my lap as I hugged him, waiting for my bio-dad to finish his smoke break. I looked up and saw the Stitch character actor walking towards the side building's door (as an adult, I realize they were either going for a break or clocking out). I was sitting there frozen and freaking out internally, and the character actor happened to look in my direction, and from across the plaza, they stopped and pointed directly at me and waved excitedly. I managed to wave back in my freakout, and the moment they left the area (I didn't want to embarrass myself) I sprinted to my bio-dad along with my brother to tell him all about it. The second was one of those workers who stand at a ride entrance, and as we passed by he said, "Ohana mean's family." in a Stitch voice as I lugged the massive stuffed animal around. I remember looking back and seeing him smiling.
W for Eeyore, that bro playing him was an absolute god
Since Peter Pan’s job was to take children to Never Never land aka heaven, my heart is breaking hearing the interaction with that couple, the mommy, knowing the significance of what Peter said to her. 💔 The humanity ❤
i expected more of this kind of comments. the story made me a little teary eyed because of this connection.
I was an adult in the early 90's and child abuse wasn't usually ignored then as far as I saw!
Well unfortunately in my household it was.
@@rabbit0664 I'm sorry
The Piglet story, while it may’ve been scary at the moment, kind of funny in hindsight, at least to me, just, the idea of a kid being pinned down my Piglet of all characters. I am sorry for the lady in the costume, though, her being attacked wasn’t funny
Honestly smacking someone with his tail is EXACTLY something Nick would do.
If I was Goofy in the first story….I would have said… l“know the full story before claiming racism” ( I’m black)
story one made me laugh. thats why you dont assume, kids :3
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As a female, i SLIGHTLY take this a bit offensive..
Story 6 made me so happy. I hope that guy is still happy today.
16:30 I would've been pissed lool I would've instinctively slapped their hand away, she has more patience than I do
Honestly it makes sense for anyone with reason and a heart to break character during moments of either being picked on/attacked or others being picked on/attacked, and I actually applaud anyone who's daring enough to break Disney's strict guidlines of "staying in character" in order to do what they think is right!
When I was a little girl, ages ago, I was maybe five years old and it was six in the morning. (My father and mother insisted on being early) at the front of toon town. I was drowsy and grumpy. Minnie approached me and grabbed my hand, and a caste member asked me is she’d like for me to come with Minnie to open toon town. I grabbed my brothers hand (he was three) and went with her. I will never forget getting to see her little house and the hug she gave me. Still smile at the thought to this day
I do appreciate how Disney cast members don't break character. I've only ever been to Disneyland in Paris and they do break character there.
Peter Pan was an a hole in the movie.
Apparently, he's even worse in the original book
@@EvilPaladin11he is. I read the book last year for the first time and i am genuinely surprised that nobody has tried to make a horror movie out of it.
The closest we got to horror Peter Pan was on Once Upon a Time.
@@natbatlightwood5288Well given the indie Pooh film I would not be surprised....!
not the mom waiting until the kid literally stopped breathing to help, like wtf
Goofy being black kinda makes since in my opinion.
These people are downright heroes. I respect the heck out of them, now
My 2 favorite Disney moments were meeting Eeyore and Olaf. Eeyore I met at DL, and he was by himself while kids swarmed Pooh. I gave him a hug and he handed me a branch like it was a bouquet of flowers. Olaf was at DW. I had just gotten done with cancer treatments and took my boys on a well deserved vacation. I cried so much while I hugged him because that's one of the things I wanted to do the most when I was doing treatments.
that eeyore story was wholesome 🥺
90s? People are expected to midn their own business about those things TODAY
An old coworker of mine used to work at the diney parks, cant remeber whaf she said she did there, but i remember she left after being reprimanded for defending the tinker bell actress from a guy that had been following her all day and being a creep. It was later discovered that the guy had kidnapped, commited SA, and murdered some other person shortly after leaving the park, she said her only regret about that day, was that she didnt stop what happend to the other girl.
That’s kinda weird because when listen story 10 I realize that something strange. There is actually a theory that Peter Pan is a grim reaper
I love people and how much joy we can bring to each other. have a good day!
That eeyore story is so heart warming
The goofy in the first story is an absolute
Legend
Eric in story 9 is so good I love these sorts of things so much 🥺🥹
17:48 i don’t know what was telling me this but i half expected the kid to cough up sand right on the actor because darth vader hates sand
@UnderSparked Thank you for the stories, our dads must have beers together....
Bruv, I would have been irritated if my chiled got ice cream on my outside but SMACKING them? What?
story 17 almost made me cry cuz i almost forgot that kinda stuff can happen
Pluto risked it all for a borat joke
I know this is unrelated, but what shaders/resource pack are you using for the gameplay footage?
Story 17 actually made me cry 😢
Story 16
That sounds very in character for Nick 😂
The voice of this dude is so proffesional. Like, he imating the girls in I think story 12 was so good
i love that first one
The story about the Eeyore hugging the little girl triggered a memory in me, one that my family views much differently and laughs and laughs about the time the penguins from Mary Poppins kidnapped my mom and took off with her at Disney World in Orlando. This would have been 1981. It was literally my birthday and I’d just turned 8. My mom had hit me and been screaming at me when they took off with her. Listening to that story made me realize that they were protecting me and cheering me up all at the same time. Of course she still looks back on that and thinks they were just having fun with her, as does the rest of my family who always looked the other way as she abused only me in the family (I was the scapegoat). Those penguins turned a very bad day into something magical for me and put my mom in a good mood for the rest of the day and pretty much saved my birthday. I doubt they’ll see this and might not even be alive anymore, but if by some coincidence one of the people that did that on that day reads this thank you so much.
I got lost in Disney world once when I was 5 and somehow remember it