Village Women Watch Mulan for the First Time: Hilarious Reactions!
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- First-Time Reactions: Village Women Watch Mulan and Can't Stop Laughing!
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What happens when two village women experience the magic of Disney’s Mulan (1998) for the first time? From the breathtaking animation to the unforgettable songs like “Reflection” and “I’ll Make a Man Out of You,” watch their raw, hilarious, and heartfelt reactions to this iconic story of bravery and self-discovery.
In this video, these women take a journey through Mulan’s world as she breaks traditions, defies expectations, and transforms into a hero. You’ll witness their laughter, emotional responses, and even their unique perspective on this timeless tale of family, honor, and courage.
🌟 What to Expect in This Video:
✔️ Authentic reactions to Mulan's epic battles and inspiring moments.
✔️ Hilarious and touching commentary from a rural perspective.
✔️ Cultural exchanges as these women discover the story of a fearless Chinese heroine.
Whether you’re a fan of Disney classics, love exploring cultural reactions, or simply enjoy wholesome, heartwarming content, this video is for you!
📺 Don’t Miss:
Their priceless reactions to Mushu’s antics!
Emotional moments during “Reflection.”
Surprises and laughs during the “training montage” scenes.
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This isn’t just a reaction video-it’s a celebration of storytelling that transcends borders and generations. See how Disney’s Mulan bridges cultural gaps and inspires courage in unexpected ways!
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"You are a fool both in appearance and in mind" is the sickest, most concise burn I might have ever heard
I loved that too haha!
That one did make me pause to reflect on how good it was. 😅
Also, your username is *amazing* 😂😎
@ Thank you so much re: the username comment! I remember not having any good ideas and just throwing something out there when I made it half my life ago in high school, and I've been *so* self-conscious since they switched it back from the google names, so the compliment really means a lot! And tbh I love yours too
“So what if we didn’t get a chance? We will try our best to give our daughters and sisters a chance in the future.”
I love this statement. Acknowledging their own lost dreams but focusing on hope for future generations. That is strength. 💪🏻 💖
Really? Then please, explain to me - how exactly are those daughters and sisters gonna realize their dreams if society doesn't change and does not give a chance to them anyway?
@@Genesivare First step to society changing? Their type of mentality.
Baby steps. Their way of thinking implies they will support and protect their daughters and sisters. Give them the confidence and experience to do things differently.
@@Genesivare Society changes with a single person at a time. The people are the society. For all we know, their daughters could be the very first step the community needs. It really only takes 1 open mind to start a wave. They grow in numbers, they challenge the rules, the rules change with them. Not today, not tomorrow, but all of the daughters of the future get a better chance at a dream. Gotta start somewhere.
Powerful words indeed.
Literally the only person in this entire movie who doesn't look down on Mulan because of her gender is the villain (and the Emperor too, I guess). When he sees Mulan he's just: "The soldier from the mountains!" and immediately treats her as a threat to be dealt with.
I hate that I have only just now noticed this. But i appreciate you pointing it out :3
You are so right 😮
It's because at this Time, the huns actually also had female soldiers, generals and the such.
@@lupabatista5646 also hed be an idiot for not agknowledging the skill of the one person that reduced his whole army to 15 ppl. There might be prejudice but theres also lunacy and hes too highranking to be looney like Shen and the others.
@@anita-rw3mx I pointed out in another comment at how funny the native Chinese were sexist while invaders were less so..same with the invasion of vikings. The vikings were, despite their warfare reputation, were less sexist than the "natives" of other European lands
I loved their reaction, I'm so glad you finally got some women to watch it. Mulan makes you really feel like you can power through anything with the right motivator.
When I joined the military I was a pretty fit young guy. There was this fat nerdy dude in boot camp with me who was definitely not in the best shape. We had a 2 mile self paced run and you had to make a certain time in order to graduate. While I was chilling and running at maybe an 8 minute mile pace, I faintly hear, "Time is racing toward us, until the huns arrive" as the somewhat skinnier but still fat guy catches up to and passes me singing Make a Man Out of You. He finished just before me too. What a champ
@@FieryVigil😂😂😂😂😂😂 He sure had the right motivation in mind!!
The real irony with Mulan, this cartoon, is she is fighting the only person who actually respects her 100% without questioning her sex as a soldier and not just a woman. Its kind of funny, actually.
Edit: i just want to say, thanks guys for explaining what Im saying in more detail lol. But that is basically what Im saying, that the people she fought against held women in much higher standards including in warfar than the country she was fighting for, which didnt value women much at all in that regard.
it's not that ironic. or maybe it is. I'm chinese but reading the history the 'native' chinese were honestly worse in terms of sexism while the invaders were less so. Its the same with europe when vikings invade. A lot of women went to the vikings because they were 'less' sexist.
I mean character-wise it makes sense. He is really all business and if you are about it then you've got his respect
because the mongols but also turkic tribes - our women could also ride horses, fight and be feminine
@@AsaliaCadet030 its sad how things change because of politics and who rules
One thing I noticed on rewatching (mostly reactions) as an adult is how much of a Villain the ancestors are. They don’t actually care about Mulan or how she put her life in danger to help her father (literally one of the most ‘honourable’ things you could do) just about how much she will dishonour she will bring. They don’t even want to send a spirit to help her just to bring her back luckily mushu fails waking up the stone dragon. Then once she saves China they all celebrate like they actually helped and act as if they were supporting her from the beginning they, don’t even acknowledge they were wrong.
Which is accurate af. It’s always wrong, and even if things goes right, they will say ‘but it COULD have gone wrong, and that’s doubly wrong’.
Them celebrating her is admitting they were wrong, they never celebrated her before that.
I know what you meant but i think its implied
Like most of old grown ups? stand up comedians make fun of that all the time. "OH something I've never heard? My father saying I'm proud of me" to a fully booked venue.
Owow hahha they said father is old and lame. Hahahahha
And the actual villain Shaun yu has more respect for Mulan than anyone else around her. He respects her as a soldier and warrior. When he sees her again, he doesn't say "you're a woman". Or "the woman from the mountain"no he says "The Soldier from the Mountain!". And his rage is not that she's a woman, his rage is from her tactical skill on the battle field that wiped out his army. He doesn't make any comment about her womanhood he just starts fighting because he sees a competent fighter who he has to fight.
Fun Fact: If Mushu hadn't accidentally set off the firework in the snowy pass, Mulan and the army would have been trapped between the bowmen on the cliff and the Hun army at the top of the pass. The firework forced the bowmen to attack early, which allowed the army to avoid being ambushed.
And probably saved Shang's life, the bowman was aiming at the commanding officer and send the troops into chaos. but still with only a few seconds to get a shot off the archer managed to get Shang in the shoulder, missing his head my inches.
Mushu plays the "accidental hero" role. He doesn't have a clue what to do most of the time but he somehow finds a way to succeed, even if by "luck".
And cricket was lucky because he caused her to not do well with Matchmaker. She was always meant to save China.
@@davestang5454 I don't agree that it was all by accident. She does what she has to do to protect her family and her country. She didn't take her father's place by accident, she didn't start the avalanche by accident or go back to the parade to warn the other guys. Everything she does is on purpose and she sometimes gets lucky.
@@ninamatthews8747 No they are talking about Mushu, not Mulan
24:00 "Hit him in the face with a sliper." Made me laugh so hard. It looks like all the mums in the world know how to use a flipflop to deal with unrespectful attitudes.
They might have caught on to the memes.
@@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa790 nah. moms MADE the meme.
@@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa790 perhaps but my parents, uncles, aunts, and grandparents in india were all punished that way, and in school using rulers . For me my 3ds and tablet were confiscated instead lol
The Chancla is universal...fear The Chancla
And then later, Mulan does throw her slipper 😂
I dont know why but I was bawling at the aunties watching Mulan. It's so important for women and young girls from underprivileged areas to see and hear of strong inspiring female characters so I'm so glad they saw this and can go back and tell others to watch it too! There should be a whole empowering women and girls series through cinema for sure!
I was crying for some reason too lmao 😂😭 women can do anything
Okay now I feel less embarrassed about crying! 😅
This movie is based on an old Chinese legend of a common village girl who undergoes a rigorous training program and becomes a great warrior. It's more than about a powerful woman. Notice how the story ends. Mulan does not become a warrior for her own glory. She values family and honor more than anything else.
The moral of the the original ballad: ”When a pair of rabbits run side by side, who can distinguish male from female?”. As you say, it is not a story about a powerful woman, but about ordinary people working together. I wouldn’t be so quick to say that what defines Mulan is her adherence to honor, since her ingenuity as shown in the Disney film stems from pragmatism. ”Honoring” her father would have meant obeying his wishes and to not risk him embarrassment, but Mulan prioritizes her father’s life over what would be perceived as ”honorable”. This is a pattern throughout the film.
I've never seen these two women before. Good reaction and fun ladies.
The scene of Mulan coming to a decision to go fight is one of the most powerful scenes in cinematic history.
So glad the ladies enjoyed this movie!
I've not even started and i already LOVE these women
I really loved that she said "joined the military" it is the perfect intro to this movie.....
I'm glad these two ladies enjoyed 'Mulan' so much. I would appreciate it if you would give us the names of the people reacting to things. We're familiar with Babu, Raeen, Sarru, Ruby, and others from seeing them so often. Please introduce us to the newcomers. too.
Raju and Aman (I keep misspelling his name). But yes. Add their names.
@@Trazynn They used to put the names of the reactors at the beginning of each video. I wish they'd start doing that again.
@@HannibalFan52especially when they bring in brand new people, or feature some seldomly seen people.
@@Trazynnmiss them, and Badshah too.
‘Hit him on the face with a slipper’ 😂
I love watching the women react. I know that they face a lot of misogyny so seeing empowering women in media is important. My favorite Disney protagonist is Mulan! She has multiple bodies and was a true tactician and even Shan Yu knew that she was the primary threat who destroyed his army. He never even questioned it. She got revenge for the little girl and the village, a true warrior! She is based on real warrior women from long ago.
Shout out to the horse, the MVP of the film. Every time they laughed or clapped healed me 😂 I clap like that when I'm enjoying things quietly too
Their laughs are very contagious x)
Right? That was my favourite part of the reaction - the delighted laughs.
"she is fighting the only person who actually respects her 100% without questioning her sex as a soldier and not just a woman." Yes because Mongolians and Turkic tribes allowed women to ride horses, learn how to wield weapons and learn archery (which they also did on horseback) as well, while also ofc letting women be feminine as well.
the way they keep clapping for mulan is truly excellent
I haven’t even got started with their reactions. All I heard was the woman on the left say she would have joined the military and I was like “oh she’s going to LOVE Mulan”
@23:55 hit him on the face with a slipper 😂
I was thinking the same thing… they must know my mother 😂
Universal "eff you" lolol
I loved this reaction! Mulan is such a wonderful film. It shows that even when girls aren’t as physically strong as boys, they can use their wits, intellect, and courage to win the battles that others can’t. So beautiful.
Sending love to women across the world!
This is probably the most genuine reaction video I've seen, Mulan is a great movie, happy these 2 ladies loved the movie too!
4:18 I love how delighted they are by all of the visual gags in the matchmaker scene. The belly laughter. Such universal joy!! 🥹
This is my favorite Disney movie! Amazing reaction. So glad these ladies enjoyed!
Yeah Mulan truly stands out.
These women are lovely, the way they laughed and everything, so open minded, loved this!
My favorite part of the movie I constantly say even after years since it came out “FA MULAN” “PRESENT!” “Speaking without permission …” “OoPs”
They are so engaged and have a great sense of humour!
They have a great sense of humour! The kind of people i would love to sit and joke with😂
It was a refreshing viewpoint from these kind ladies. Please make them react more often. We love them 💓
This video really made me emotional. I definitely connected to the character of Mulan a lot as a child. As an adult, hearing “daughters can do anything” from these lovely ladies is very encouraging. I wish you all the best. ❤
*Honestly, as much as I love how sassy Mulan's grandma is, my favorite part of the movie is Yao roasting Chi-Fu in the song "A Girl Worth Fighting For".*
*Chi-Fu: 🎶I've a girl back home who's unlike any other🎶*
*Yao: 🎶Yeah, the only girl who'd love him is his mother 🎶*
*Just the look on his face ALONE is priceless.*
😆😆🤣🤣
I vaguely remember Yao saying in the French version that Chi-Fu’s girl lost all her teeth 😂💀
You’re joking!!! That’s what theirs translates to?! Omg 🤣🤣🤣
@@clowicous Yeah lol, and also I just found out about the Quebec version which is closer to the original
I loved that in Spanish it remained more or less the same Yao says: Who, his mommy? Cuz no other girl has loved him 😂
@Nightlady0228 That line is savage no matter what language it's in. 😂🤣
I'm 32, my mom is 62 and we both watch Mulan at least once a year(and we always cry when everyone's bowing to her lol). That's our favorite Disney production and I doubt it ever change.
The lady on the right has the most wonderful laugh. Every time she laughed, I did too. I'm so glad they enjoyed the movie, it's one of my favorites!
I'm glad these ladies enjoyed the movie. I love Mulan so much, especially because the songs are so catchy and memorable! And of course it's so beautifully hand-drawn. So much personality in the characters and the backdrops are gorgeous.
6:20 He had survived long before during his youth and retired after getting injured; the father was being reassigned to serve again since he had no sons.
I want to see Babu watching this one. I feel like he’d love the music :P
Good seeing these two!
I really really loved how you decided to make the village women watch this instead of the men!!🥰
My first time watching this channel, and I enjoyed this so much more than I even expected. These ladies are so humble and so sweet, and listening to their comments made more aware than ever to be grateful that I am an American citizen, where one of my daughters IS in the military, serving as a Navy AT. I hope with all my heart their daughters get the same opportunities, because no matter what nation they live in, women are smart and capable, and should be allowed to follow their dreams. I wish these ladies all good things. ♥️
I loved watching these two beautiful and strong women react to this movie! Many blessings their way! ❤
Thank you for showing them the GOOD Mulan!
I really love this reaction. These women are so smart and encouraging. This reaction was very uplifting and it warmed my heart. I'm also glad that they liked learning a little about China and how we might all be similar because we all have family that we love and live with. Thank you for bringing these Aunties to UA-cam 💜
I love their laughter. It’s so warm and genuine, reminds me of my grandparents 😊🙌
Just hearing these beautiful women speak at the beginning nearly made me cry 😢🥰 so inspiring
I love their reactions! Their laughter is so contagious! Especially the madam on the left! I love her laugh!
These ladies say the coolest lines and make the best comments
I love hearing their laughter, it’s so infectious! ❤️
please do more of these with village people or any other forigeners ! as a reaction watcher i love the diversity finally getting to reaction videos it's so interesting to see their perspective !
I love these two. Please come back for more women stuff like mulan , roar ❤💪✊
That grandma will always be my favorite character😂
I wish I could show these videos to all the animators who poured their skills and souls into these old Disney classics. It's like the highest compliment you can give an artist to know that the story they told has translated across cultures and generations like this.
Such an inspiring and courageous movie! I wish there were more movies like that to encourage women and the whole world today! This recognition can bring everyone together in peace, knowing we are all the same inside. Fantastic reaction, and I'm glad it was enjoyed.
Their enjoyment is so contagious and their analysis and observations are on point. Please, keep them ladies watching more movies.
This movie was one of my favorites as a kid. I'm glad to see others experience it for the first time and love it as much as I did!
im only 2 min in but somehow I love that they understood the lighting of the flares immediately ("he has signalled to everyone that an attack has taken place"). that is so brilliant. human ingenuity is really something
I LOVED these two incredible women reacting to this classic! All their remarks are on point. It was very interesting and funnt to watch them. And I also love they get the chance to watch good movies! Thank you!
7:46 In opinion I could say it’s china’s version of The Messenger: the story of Joan of Arc 1999, if you ever seen that movie? It’s also about a single woman who joins the military that led the french army against english in a 100 year war then later burned to the stake for her beliefs and going against the law.
ah, actually it's based on an ancient Chinese legend from what I know
@Autumn-xs1bt Lol yes I know, I was saying it reminds me of Joan of Arc, even though it's based off a Chinese legend which from what Ive learned is more or less a name of a song or name of the woman within that song (something like that).
I loved this so, so much!!!!
Oh these two aunties are great! I hope we get more of them. I bet they would like Beauty and the Beast and Princess and the Frog. For non-animated movies, I bet they would like to learn about Amelia Earhart, who was a female pilot, there's a great movie about her from 2009. Or movies like Wonder Woman, who is a female hero. :)
Amazing! I never knew i wanted this content until i saw the title!! These women have it right! Daughters can do anything with courage and passion. Loved it! I grew up on Mulan and I swear it drove how I see myself as a woman. I love their takes about Chi-Fu being misogynistic. I love how they were like "hit him. The bastard" hahaha! Go get em ladies! Could they PLEASE react to Brave? Thats also an amazing film of a courageous woman!
I love how such a powerful story resonates across cultures
This was so wholesome, such a lovely ladies 🥰🥰
"Hit him on his face with a slipper" HAHAHAHAHH
Such a wonderful reaction!!! Mulan is one of my personal favourites from Disney plus I loved getting to meet these two sweet ladies 💖💕
Absolutely loved this! These women are great!
Sexist characters need to exist in order for a woman to stand up for herself and proove them wrong;
This is what modern movies fail to understand, like if you make a movie about woman impowerment but everyone is respectful and fair to her, the moments when she shines don't feel as bright
Yeah, the live action Avatar is the example of this that springs to mind.
Every hero needs a villain
Please pass on to these incredible ladies that I loved their reaction to this movie and if they'd like to "adopt" a daughter overseas, I'd love to listen to their wisdom and share in their laughter any time!
This video makes me proud and delighted to have a drivers license. Also love these ladies, they have such good humor!
They are so nice!😊❤️❤️
I loved you so much, my dears!
Mulan is my favorite Disney movie ever, and I don't think anything can knock it from first place.
This movie always makes me feel like I can do whatever, even though I don't fit the mold of the perfect woman, or perfect person in general. It doesn't matter, as long as you play to your strengths.
"He is lame, old but still he is joining the army" hahahaah
I love how the older lady is falling asleep most of the time. Like, she's seem some things and heard some stories... We, her audience, cannot comprehend.
So loved these dear ladies reaction, their laughter was infectious, you can't help but find the humor is this, Eddie Murphy as the ancestral dragon, he's really really good at these voice over characters, and Disney movies like this always have an underlying message, but bring such good humor,..and yess the reverence for family, and the ancestors is very evident and strong in this beautiful story, and the optimism toward girls and women being valued, and recognized is so uplifting, I can tell it brightened your spirits dear ladies, and even if the opportunities were not there for you as young women, to do things outside of what women were not allowed to do, you are yourselves, beacons of hope for the next generation of young girls and women with your guidance, and wisdom that they can do anything, that they are smart enough to do so, my mom encouraged me, and I saw her as a strong steadfast, intelligent woman, who overcame much, and that so inspired me, you to are an inspiration,..Godspeed, God Bless always, 🙏
A great video. Women can do anything. ❤
I enjoyed these lovely ladies' genuine reactions and wonderful laughter so much. Thank you!
I loved the Ladies reaction, I have such fond memories of this movie one being this is the first film I saw in the cinema on my own.
This was so wholesome. I really wish I had older women like these two in my family.
I hope there will be more videos with the Aunties, they are fun and inspiring! ❤
Their reactions and comments is really funny to watch 😂😂
I love that they enjoy the humour 😄
They have such a lovely manner of speaking. Great women.
That was fun I lovewd the ladies reaction and I forgot how much I actually enjoyed this movie. It was better than I remembered it
These two women's laughter is wonderful
As a dude mulan was the best Disney female character ever created
Should have included Ruby
This is so lovely. I enjoyed this so much
So glad they enjoyed it! Thanks for this :)
Hooray, new faces!
They are old actually, they used to appear in the very first videos of the channel
They have a second channel, Common Man Show. They were the OLD OLDDD reactors over there. They made a comeback recently! hurray!
it would do well to tell them its based on a chinese legend, tho its not exactly the same as told in the movie, its the fact she replaced her father to save him
This was very lovely ❤
I'm so glad they enjoyed this movie xD It's so good! Definitely one of my all-time favorite Disney movies
Mulan is my favorite disney princess!!!
Omg I loved this so much. This is my favorite Disney movie.
Wonderfull reaction!! Sweet lovely ladies…❤❤❤
The one in orange has the best laugh 😂
Great movie choice! A classic and a good soundtrack too. 🐉
I didnt see the movie before and it was a very enjoyable reaction from the ladies!
loved this reaction!
The grandma is just chaotic😂