Treating her own mother like that
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- Опубліковано 20 бер 2022
- Intro: Robaire]
Yeah, ooh, yeah
[Verse 1: Robaire]
I've never met nobody like you
Had friends and I’ve had buddies, it's true
But they don't turn my tummy the way you do
I’ve never met nobody like you
Oh, yeah, yeah
[Chorus: Robaire & Aaron Z]
You're never not on my mind, oh my, oh my
I'm never not by your side, your side, your side
I'm never gon' let you cry, oh, cry, don't cry
I'll never not be your ride or die, alright
[Verse 2: Aaron Z, Robaire]
Let's call it what it is, it’s a masterpiece
Gotta whole lotta love for them city streets (Glendale)
Tonight, is the place to be, gotta big boom-box and a new CD
Come on, everybody let’s tear it up
If you want mad skills, you can share with us
(Come on) I want everybody to stop and stare
And you know why, it's me, (Robaire)
[Interlude]
Woo, uh
It’s too good
Yeah, Haha
Let's go
Shenseea 'R U That' (Live Performance) | Open Mic
[Chorus: Robaire & Aaron Z]
You're never not on my mind, oh my, oh my
I'm never not by your side, your side, your side
I’m never gon' let you cry, oh, cry, don't cry
I'll never not be your ride or die, alright
[Post-Chorus: Robaire]
Li-Li-Li-Li-Li-Li-Like you
Li-Li-Li-Li-Li-Li-Like you
Li-Li-Li-Li-Li-Li-Like you
Like you, like you
Li-Li-Li-Li-Li-Li-Like you
Li-Li-Li-Li-Li-Li-Like you
Li-Li-Li-Li-Li-Li-Like you
Like you, like you
[Refrain: Robaire]
I've never met nobody like you
Had friends and I've had buddies, it's true
But they don't turn my tummy the way you do
I've never met nobody like you
[Chorus: Robaire & Aaron Z]
You're never not on my mind, oh my, oh my
I'm never not by your side, your side, your side
I'm never gon' let you cry, oh, cry, don't cry
I'll never not be your ride or die, alright
#turningred #pixaranimation - Комедії
This was a brutal wakeup call for parents who are too strict or don't make an effort to understand their kids. This is the future you're setting up for yourself and your potential grandkids.
Thank you, you got it! I get tired of seeing people comment things like “this movie teaches kids to disobey and disrespect their parents”, it’s teaching the parents that if they have their teenage kids on a short leash when they ask for a little freedom they WILL disobey and be disrespectful
@@outdoorscholar6016 That’s what people said about “Encanto” too. Just miss the point why don’t they 😅.
@@outdoorscholar6016 all they see is the climax and they think it’s the moral of the movie
@@outdoorscholar6016 think for a moment what the "panda" is supposed to represent in the film, especially considering the part where the girl shows her "panda" to her friends in private and spreads pictures and videos of her "panda form" for money. The "my panda my choice" line should be enough of a hint.
The movie is trying to groom young girls into being sluts and make them think their parents are awful if they ever try to stop them from becoming sluts. Teen girls already set up Onlyfans the second they turn 18.
@Pinko Slink lmao what happened to your comment about “fake movies”??
People complain about the girls being cringy, and don't realize: They were all like that at one point.
This movie is probably the only one where kids actually act like they are in middle school.
I'm so happy about this movie, I would've felt so much better about my self in middle school if this existed back then and hopefully it's helping kids now in middle school
even some 13 y/os are claiming it's "too cringe" like 😭 i know when i was 13 i thought i was super mature and serious for my age, but looking back i realize i WAS exactly like mei and her friends.. lol
@@peachii3124 I think the people who are complaining about the cringe are primarily 13 year olds and teenagers and such.
Probably people who dont have energetic friends or who only stay at home or who dont have or who didt go shower or something
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna tell a lie
And hurt you
I don't understand how Karens think this movie was unrelatable. This one line is the most relatable thing that most people have dealt with.
Simple. They were pampered, and had zero struggles in their life and lived lives of entitlement to the point they don't relate to anything other than themselves.
@@guardian8926 it actually is relatable tf r u on?💀
@@Liquifywater haven't seen the movie, but I assume they were referring to the karens, not the kids.
@@dontgankmebruv7273 yeh, haven't seen it either, just hate karens with a passion.
The two guys above you should watch it
The movie have a message
A third round of Generational Truma from Disney.
They wanted accurate Representation and by God they got represented.
encanto and this, what's the other one?
@@iwannaseehowlongyoucanmakethis Coco
@@kingced741 shit, haven't watched that yet.
@@iwannaseehowlongyoucanmakethis highly recommend it. It's a 10/10
@@kingced741 you know, just realized. All these movies came out, like, within a few months gap of each other. That means they worked on them all at the same time. Except coco, that came like year or two ago
My mom wasn’t even watching this movie with us because she was busy making dinner, but she overheard this part and laughed which I thought was funny.
Ming reverting from mother to teen in the span of a millisecond. XD
Pepa Madrigal: “Hold my aguardiente!”
the description 😭😭😭😭
BAHAHAH
HAHAHAHAHA
LMAOOOO
what is it
The song is a true banger tho😩✌🏻
This is accurate how my mom a hypocrite and says something like this then avoids her own
and one day you'll be the hypocrite
@@FirstLast-fl1co ok
I remember my dad talked to me about trying to be less cruel and more understanding that his dad and his dad being more abusive than he was, this story reminds me of that know that I think about it.
Every Generation tries to throw a softer punch to their children. Than they received growing up. Not sure where the quote is from. But it’s a good one.
@@awesomechainsaw in the future, I am not even gonna be abusive
@@awesomechainsaw when I am an adult of course
I won't have kids, i wouldn't want them to suffer
@@AlyxTheProtogen true
i read the entire description while also forgetting it was the 4 town song
Just watched the movie yesterday for the first time - I seriously don’t understand the hate at all. It was absolutely amazing.
I don’t know If I loved it even more because I’m 21 and grew up in that era so ended up freaking out over every pop culture reference but definitely because of how relatable that was and how realistic certain scenes were. Awesome.
A lot of people seem to hate that movie because of all the main character/s being so over the top and acting so cringey and being so childish and silly but .. well I hate to break it to some people - that’s exactly what my friends and I were like back when we were 12/13 growing up without the internet and tik tok and instagram, still playing outside or If inside with our Wii or Nintendo DS or (accurately enough) while having a twilight movie marathon 😂😩👌🏻
Man ..I don’t know but to me it anyways feels like most of the people hating on this movie are either just too young or have some serious problems with toxic masculinity lol
the other 20% either don’t like the art style (which always depends on taste so understandable) or hate the fact how Disney is handling all their movie production and publishing situation with just not making and releasing movies for the movie theaters anymore which I gotta say I absolutely agree on, so I gotta admit I didn’t buy myself Disney plus to watch this one or Luca or any of the other films..
Did 12/13 year olds listen to music in 2002?
Wait my cousin is 21 and she had Instagram when she was like 13..
I didn't grow up in that time. I'm much younger. And I loved the movie. I can see how it can be relatable.
@@PurpleTheCat saame I don’t think it was that generation specific at all
@@aj5ever yes we did listen to music I mean that was just when One Direction started getting suuper big so yeah the hype was real, pretty close to what the movie portrayed actually XD
and yes that was also when instagram started getting popular in my country but me and a lot of my friends and classmates either weren’t really interested/ didn’t know what to do with it yet really or were simply not allowed to have it.
I mean you cannot compare the relationship we had back in 2012/13 with social media with how it’s for kid‘s now. And this movie takes place even earlier so yeah.
That description caught me off guard. You got me this time Hello Hello...
Thumbnail and the description do make a dynamic duo.
Me at school when I'm around other people: 0:03
Ming: “Treating her own mother like that… 😑”
Jin: “Ming, it’s your mothe-“
Ming 1 millisecond after that sentence: “I’M NOT HERE! 🫣”
EDIT: wow, didn’t know all of the sudden making comments would result in ✨ sarcasm ✨
yes, that is in fact, what happened.
thank you for your contribution
no way you saw the video too?
Ming: Mother, hello! How’s everything in Florida?
Ah thank you, from that 4 second video clip I was not able to spot this conversation
Woah thanks didn’t realize they said that
pov: you watched this more than once
Me when I get a call from an unrecognized caller
And this is why Women are warriors.
guys she's not here
Fun fact: the description is just the lyrics to Nobody Like U
When you thought that Asian mom's were scary but realizes that they too have moms
People don’t realize how realistic this movie is. Like it’s super cringy, but that’s why.
yeah like.. real life is cringy all the time
This reminds me of my mom so much
Me literally everyday when my mom calls me:
Bro that's my mother. Though the cartoon in surprisingly less abusive than my reality.
Here before this blows up
Oh dear
honestly same tbh
What song is the description
It's a song from Turning Red, Nobody Like U
awooga 😝
Yuh
That’s me when my auntie and uncle call
Impressive, very nice... let's see Paul Allen's description
Ironic lol
She's not here
My mum in a nutshell
Speedrun
Firsty
Hypocrisy, oh hypocrisy.
Is it a good reason or-?
hola
Why do I only get 4 second videos in my recommended
Lmao
meow
IM NOT HERE
She tells me to “respect your mother” and then calls her mom by the name and has insulted her many times
this movie teaches kids to disobey and disrespect their parents
I like how they don’t bother lip syncing the “I’m not here” part.
Oh who am I fooling. I fucking hate it
gay
Imagine liking this movie as an adult. Pretty sure there's a list those people have to be on
That list must be for people who aren't pretentious douches, who don't take themselves too seriously and don't hate on a well made family movie rife with nostalgia as well as universal and deeply relatable themes to appear "edgy"
@@susanlalogai he def trolling Ain't no way
Yea the "very cool people list", sorry you can't be on it buddy :c
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this movie teaches kids to disobey and disrespect their parents
Then you did not watch the movie, bruh. This movie teaches adults that if they keep their teenager on a short leash when they ask for a little freedom, they’re going to disobey and be disrespectful
@@outdoorscholar6016 cringe take.
incorrect
Dude. You said that like 3 times
this movie teaches kids to disobey and disrespect their parents
bait
I don’t care. Kids do this anyways. It’s meant to represent real children, to know that they’re not mistakes and that it’s okay to be cringy or weird or embarrassing. It’s okay if you don’t have the best relationship with your parents.
You're wrong this movies about letting your children be who they wanna be and let them free from the clutches of their parents coz if you don't then they'll have this trauma inside them and regret that why they didn't do what they should have done all those years back and it really shows and they take out that anger on their children then
@@kenshox8205 The moral of the story isn’t disobey your parents but Mei disobeys her parents and doesn’t face any consequences for it that don’t involve her mother. It’s probably because it’s a kid’s movie but it presents a very simplistic view of things where, child good, mother bad. It doesn’t directly teach you this but the movie presents it as “if your parents are strict, ignore what they say and go do what you want anyway” which Mei does multiple times.
She profits off her panda behind her mum’s back, goes to the party and ends up attacking a kid because she got angry, even runs off to the concert too and her actions are never presented as bad, it’s always the mum’s fault somehow. It also doesn’t touch on the fact that a lot of the time kids don’t know what’s best for them and will want to do stupid stuff and will only notice their parents were right once they’re older. Basically it needed more nuance but it’s a movie for like 10 year olds so I guess I can’t expect much.