Why is This ‘Bluey Ripoff’ Getting so Much Hate?
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- Опубліковано 24 жов 2023
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I have a feeling UA-cam’s gonna flag more than a few comments on this video… 👀
Classic YT!
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“This episode of Bluey is called Lawsuit.”
And the lesson is to not make cheap rip-offs of quality cartoons 😂
comment is almost as good as your god dang pfp
Imagine though- 💀
L A W S U I T
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Lol I'd love to see Bluey take a jab at Chip Chilla like how Gumball took shots at their Chinese ripoff.
I thought Bluey ended
@@cbcimutebi5564it didn't they are just taking a break
They won't because despite what Shabbity blabbitty and map Walsh claim Bluey isn't just not woke, it's not even political. It's this generations version of peppa pig or max n ruby or Arthur.
Gumball wasn't political either but it was edgy, bluey is too innocent to take shots. Which is also why it's beloved while it's ripoff is hated.
@@spooderderg4077It's more like Arthur, honestly.
also Bluey can DEFINITELY be dark if it wants to lol
@@CazualButterz so can Arthur. But dark and edgy are not the same. Bluey only ever offends snowflake neocon fundies who actively seek to be offended with everything that exists. Gumball occassionally takes shots at competition. That's the difference.
Not proud to say this, but I actually worked on this show. The animation company I worked for took this project on, but our boss didnt tell us that they were Daily Wire until a few episodes in. Right away, the animators and I said that this show is basically Bluey, but didn't complain too much.
Now... the characters themselves weren't the issue. This show was hell to work on... We were not given proper assets, or props, and a lot of the BGs had to be manually fixed by the animators. We also were not given walk cycles, hand poses or anything of the sort, we had to do that all by ourselves. (Which was not told to us until problems started to arise). The animators worked overtime, the clients were extremely picky and constantly told us the wrong things, and will change their minds weeks onto the animation process. Everyone on my team hated working on this show, and we only found joy in the strange glitches and rig breaks that happened.
Basically... we got the shit end of the stick when working on this show. And I am so glad that it is over. (The show was supposed to come out early spring, but thanks to the clients... tons of things needed to be pushed back)
Honestly, if I was making a cartoon, I gladly will give you a raise any day and actually know what I'm doing than whatever this development nightmare was that's on par with The Weird Al Show.
Apparently, the DW are notorious for having a “work until you drop dead” mentality, so that evidently carried through to this. So sorry for you man, glad it’s over now.
@@farfetchdthegamer3810 That's awful, especially for animators- it's a job that requires patience and using hands consistently, they need time to themselves to give it their all when refreshed.
Tbh is ben Shapiro
He flip flops so much he soon forget he even commissioned your studio to make this to find why the number 8 is woke
yeah I hate dailywire so much right now
*Me:* Mom, can we get Bluey?
*Mom:* We have Bluey at home.
*Bluey at Home:*
😂🤣
Lol😂
@@thatonegirlthatlikesylveonSo shiny Sylveon or Mew for the blue pet?
Kids with conservative parents
Made in china bluey
I still can’t get over how they literally named the mom “chinny” whereas the mom from bluey is “chili.” Like… were you even trying?
Sounds like a school nickname for someone with a big chin
And the dads called "chum chum" :/ Like did they run out of names starting with a "ch" or something?!
@@SillyVarahs that sounds like a food made out of trash unironically
@@somerobloxdude3699its sounds more like grinded expired fish sticks to me
Because they are Chinchillas & "Chinny" I guess it means little chinchilla or something.
The big difference is Bluey was made by a dad with his actual experiences he had with his kids. This show is just “let’s make it look close to Bluey, kids will not tell the difference!”
ben has 3 kids
@@dizzy_jump those kids have either been abused, r@ped, or already ended their lives early because of ben
@@shreyaspamaraju262 dude wtf??
@@shreyaspamaraju262I wouldn't be surprised if that was true but is there a source of sorts?
@@shreyaspamaraju262 You are sick in the head to say that about someones kids, you need to go to therapy.
This might go unnoticed BUT believe it or not, this isn’t the ONLY show Chip Chilla has ripped off. Apart from some concept art, the character designs were actually blatantly stolen from the Deer Squad, a mostly commercially unsuccessful but critically acclaimed kids show acquired by Nickelodeon. Despite being dropped from poor ratings (which stems from an entirely different issue), Critics love it almost much as they do with Bluey… So hopefully people take notice that TWO quality shows have been robbed.
I loved that show it was underrated tbh
@@veenatamara4543 ABSOLUTELY it was underrated! Arguably one of the BRIGHTEST hopes and greatest prospects of contemporary cartoons!
Which is why it’s so INFURIATING that the “other” issues kicked in. See, Deer Squad almost aired on Disney Junior (it’s an acquisition so production didn’t jump ship). And the voice of Kai, Brody Allen even confirmed it indirectly in an interview. As you know The show is MUCH more than Kai, Lola, Rammy, Bobbi and Jade using their planet powers to save the day… They are the most ungeneric FRESHSLY SQUEEZED Hollywoodian style original characters I’ve seen in kids shows these days, THAT DEFINITELY compare with Bluey’s… I mean, with their very upbeat realistic personalities PLUS the brilliant subtle writing with the show having actual issues tackled such as drug use (in the form of crystals, the minerals not meth 😅), the environment… it’s kind of liberal biased but it’s NOT at all in your face… and for a Chinese company like IQiYi producing this, it’s amazing how far they go with the development…
Also Professor Scratch is an absolute charismatic wisecrack scientist who works for the most greedy man in Platnium City (based of off Qingdao), Sir Steele. Someone give her an EMMY. Like now. And Sir Steele, his character is ALSO a subversion, as he’s a satirical envious anti-villain who’s just jealous of the Deer Squad… Need I say that the humor is ON POINT. Barely any cringe, and this is coming from writers who don’t have much previous experience but are CLEARLY gifted…
The show even has a nostalgic Frutiger Aero aesthetic to it… So you’d think a show with this much and love and care would stick around for a WHILE right? Nope. Nickelodeon did a hostile bid for the rights of the show and won it over Disney, development and casting remained the same, but Nickelodeon manipulated the ratings with the ever declining Paw Patrol and by the end of the first season (actually not even as the last ten episodes of Season 1 have yet to air in the US and Canada), they were dropped. Sadly despite acclaim, audience scores sided with Nickelodeon and trashed the show with not even real reviews, more like insults.
Again, everything I described couldn’t POSSIBLY be done with the writers of Paw Patrol, in fact Deer Squad was made to TAKE OVER the Paw Patrol on Disney Junior, but that of course failed and there’s evidence Nickelodeon bought the rights to make sure it didn’t happen… Seems all but true.
However, the show’s currently in it’s third season, if your lucky, it’ll air in UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand, as season two survived there and even had some top rated episodes of the week…
So yeah I could go on and on about the Deer Squad, really I could, especially with me being a huge fan myself BUT the fact is they’ve already been screwed over by a cheap show for quick profit and now screwed over by another one from a hated conservative talk show host…
I don’t think I’ve ever heard of this show, but good observation
@@pewpewsamurai09 Well that’s because I usually steer away from the “mainstream” if TV shows of you know what I mean…
@@ajlogomanthecreepysusiefan5502 i actually don’t
I have a feeling that nobody wouldve talked about this show if it didnt change the art style to look similar to bluey, since there really isnt anything interesting about the show.
(Also why is the animation smoother in the older style LOL)
When the older product is better than the final product
@@SlushysSecret i agree
Ah geez, that's something that disappointed me so much. The character designs from the teaser looked SO much better, and I had some hope that the show could've stood decently on it's own. Then I saw the final designs/art style, and I was like "what the fuck?". Just the biggest downgrade, they look really bland and kinda creepy now.
@@colelarson4443 the mom scares me the most now
Let's be real here no one would have said anything at all if there wasn't media backlash over it before all the UA-cam videos started saying things I've seen a few episode , like 2 at random, and most of what ppl complain about either isn't what's happening or they took something completely out of context but then again it's youtube so I'm not really surprised
Let’s just say that hypothetically for the porpoise of this argument, we made a show that noticeably looked like Bluey, and had Norm of the North voice Dad.
That's good for the porpoise of it. But what about the narwhal and the dolphin of the argument, too?
@@HolyKhaaaaan and the whale of the argument of course
But let's also say, for the sake of argument, that we, and by we I mean my colleague Jeremy Boreing and I, tossed creativity out of the hypothetical window and copy LUDO studio's homework but rewrite it just enough to not get into legal trouble.
@@princegoatcheese9379And then, hypothetically, the aforementioned “we” proceeded to use the rest of the money, that which I mean the $100 million we poured into this, as metaphorical toilet paper.
Let's not. Porpoises have no regard for debate etiquette, and they swear like sailors.
The family pet being a Ladybug is, honestly, kinda creative.
I think this show looks pretty cute 💖 Even though Bluey is dominant, I still think this show seems pretty creative
They named it after "Ladybug Lindsey" Graham
The Ladybug is just named Bug.
@@fatbuddy719 😐😐😐😐
The only character I don't want to beat up
My kids are obsessed with Bluey, and I've been curious about what Chip Chilla actually is (instead of just the memes and frustrations from others). That curiosity led me to this video.
While watching, my 3-year-old walked in, saw your profile avatar, and excitedly said "that's Bluey!"
As the video continued to play and she saw footage of Chip, all she could say was "that's not Bluey."
Oh trust me, don't ever show your kids to Chip Chilla, I have seen some shit...
Kids really ARE smarter than we give them credit for.
In my opinion it feels like bluey mixed with tawog with the disfunctional family and the dumb parent and more outrageous scenarios
@@MiniTanTan im not saying they invented it I'm just pointing out that it's kinda similar to richard
@@bwmpii_yt And even then, Richard is still like, peak of the "Dumb Dad" trope, because while he may be that way most of the time, he actually does care for his family.
I think it's more akin to The Simpsons, minus the choking.
so basically its a mindless kids show that doesn't really deserve that much attention from anyone
“With the dysfunctional family and dumb parents and more outrageous scenarios”
Like the fairy odd parents!
@@dixiereynolds9909IT’S JUST FAIRLY ODDPARENTS BUT WITHOUT MAGIC 😭
Chip Chilla doesn’t compare to bluey because bluey is obviously the superior show
Watching paint dry is a superior show.
Yes! Bluey 4 life!
And Chip Chilla has awful life lessons.
“If you don’t want to clean up your room, your parents will break your toys”
“Why not hang out with that random old man in the neighborhood? Who knows, maybe he likes dinosaurs too. You might as well go inside that white van”
“If you destroy your house, you and your parents can fix it! No need to worry about getting grounded for life!”
Also, if you want better literature lessons, avoid Chip Chilla and just stick to watching Wishbone.
I love the dynamic between Chip Chilla and Bluey in terms of character development. While in Chip Chilla you have chip being a mean person, ends up doing something wrong then eventually learns his lesson. EVERY EPISODE!!! But in Bluey (the earlier episodes do have this sort of concept) as the show progresses, she learns to respect the people around her like in Chess in season 3 where you see a massive increase of respect for her sister. It's allowing the characters to learn instead of make the same mistake which bring so much life to the show. That's why I think Bluey is infinitely better than Chip Chilla.
Also, the music for Bluey definitely had more work and care put into it to really immerse you into every episode.
I've not seen either show... but given what I've seen out of both shows and what I've heard... Bluey has something Chip Chilla will ALWAYS lack... heart. Bluey comes from genuine inspiration... Chip Chilla saw the success of Bluey and decided to copy the art style. It doesn't matter how many aesthetic cues you take from source material... if there's no heart to it, it's gonna die out.
Also,a lesson this show teaches is: "if you leave your toys out, your parents will break them"
Straight up condoning emotional abuse. If it was a TV-14 adult show, thats one thing...but this is a TV-Y rated show aimed at toddlers.
It'd be fine if it was a show like The Amazing World of Gumball where it was just satire, but this very much is not.
Don't throw the word abuse around like that lol
@@divine555 breaking a toy(deliberately) because a kid leaves it out sounds petty abusive to me.
Bluey: gentle parenting, communication, teaching kids how to empathize and overcome challenges
Chip Chilla: break the toys
@@TiktokBurnedMyCrops
Bluey:i don't wanna
Chilli: *angry stare*
Bluey: ok nvm.
Chip Chilla:
Chip:i don't wanna
His parents: "let's break the toys,totally won't ruin our son mentally"
Fun fact: The Mayor of Brisbane in social media just said its a literal ripoff from usa.
Thanks for correcting me 😅
Mayor of Australia 😂
You know its real when the freaking mayor of your city acknowledges that your show sucks
Omg 😂😂
She’s actually the Premier of Queensland. So she’s in charge of the entire state, not just the city. Not the best politician ever but I love the fact that she has commented on this lol.
I hate politicians but lol this is funny
The great part about bluey is that its made for kids AND parents.
Also, here’s a list of life lessons I learned from Chip Chilla:
“If you don’t want to clean up your room, your parents will break your toys”
“Why not hang out with that random old man in the neighborhood? Who knows, maybe he likes dinosaurs too. You might as well go inside that white van”
“If you destroy your house, you and your parents can fix it! No need to worry about getting grounded for life!”
One of my favorite things about bluey is the fact that the girl characters for the most part don't really have much to distinguish them from the boy characters, which makes the most sense. Girl dogs and boy dogs tend to both just look like dogs. This show rips off the bluey art style but still makes sure the girl animals have eyelashes and longer hair, which annoys the hell out of me.
Yeah, homeschooling isn’t just a conservative thing. Me and my siblings were homeschooled because my oldest sister was diagnosed with autism and the counselor told my mom “if she isn’t medicated she’ll never succeed or even get through schooling.” The meds they wanted to put her on would have numbed her and she would have been in a system and environment that would be trying to force her into a mold instead of actually helping her grow and be herself. So my mom homeschooled us, my older sis got into an IV league college and my mom sent that councilor a copy of the acceptance letter.
Same here, i was homeschooled because the school system was really mean to my older siblings and my mom didn't want me to experience the same thing (both my siblings are autistic and i have anxiety/was going through some trauma that was still VERY new when my siblings were starting kindergarten) and my family is pretty left-leaning
If it wasn’t for the connection to the Daily Wire, I don’t think anyone would think about the homeschooling angle. Homeschooling is great when you are doing it because it is the better fit for your child’s needs. It just takes a disturbing angle when it’s being used to prevent your children from encountering any ideas outside of your own.
@@sergy4865 yeah, its a great method to ensure your kid actually gets education since well at least in the US the schools here SUCK and the conservatives make it so scrubbed clean you dont learn any actualy shit. not to mention it aint built for anyone who isnt neurotypical and sometimes even not built for the poor. if the system in place is gonna suck and be actively built against me and others than fuyck that system ill do it myself. suck tho that conservatives give homeschool a bad rep cause they dont want lil timmy learning death or sex! oh no his innocents! like ugh can it barbara your hate towards sex ed is actively causing teenage pregnancys and people to not understand their own bodies or others.
@@sergy4865 yeah, its a great method to ensure your kid actually gets education since well at least in the US the schools here SUCK and the conservatives make it so scrubbed clean you dont learn any actualy shit. not to mention it aint built for anyone who isnt neurotypical and sometimes even not built for the poor. if the system in place is gonna suck and be actively built against me and others than fuyck that system ill do it myself. suck tho that conservatives give homeschool a bad rep cause they dont want lil timmy learning death or sex! oh no his innocents! like ugh can it barbara your hate towards sex ed is actively causing teenage pregnancys and people to not understand their own bodies or others.
Ngl that was a pretty good checkmate move made by your mom towards that counselor!
This feels like Bluey mixed with Caillou.
Can we talk about the mom having a Karen haircut? Just by her hair style I know she's a Karen and I never watched the show
Well yeah she's a conservative
@@phoney2627
🤨📸 another stereotype accusation for the cringe compilation
@phoney2627 nah, I'm pretty sure that they're liberals. I'm pretty sure that everyone can agree that Karens suck though.
@@jacksonguillory8114ua-cam.com/video/Ez9Emsj7cas/v-deo.htmlsi=PpeAGOKqnb_Xz5kz
I don't think so I like my little pony all gens and mlp 2008 g3.5 has pinkie pie’s mom people say she's Karen I I don't think she's one!
I don’t watch Bluey but I’ve seen bits and pieces of it. I heard about this ripoff of a show. I like that the show has good representation for various disabilities like autism.
*bluey not ChipChilla
@@mysterionzhello fellow splatoon fan
Hello there :)@@abdulrahiimliadi2002
That was the same for me as I was introduced to Bluey in 2020 through a Twitter bot that posted clips cut out of ABC iView rips, but only got into the fandom for the TV series and began watching full episodes in late 2022 when I began work on a Bluey fan-fiction (that I later cancelled in order to rework the plot).
Yes Bluey so good with that.
Not all ripoffs are bad or completely terrible :)
I’m actually this didn’t go more right wing like Leo and Layla on PragerU kids. Like let the whole family go on a hunting trip to talk about how cool guns are or have them go to church.
But I’m all for B reviewing more Bluey knockoffs.
Reminds me of how US film-makers like to remake foreign movies for the US market, not necessarily for the better, like with "Intouchables" an original French movie and "The Upside"
Like you said, the show having more of the generic kids show structure. Makes you wonder if the makers were like "we'll make our own Bluey, with Blackjack and Hookers", but never really looked into it, so they basically just copied what they saw on a glance, and filled the holes with the next best generic thing.
At least when American film makers make foreign films in an American mold, they don’t necessarily copy down the dialogue, cinematography, score, etc down to a science. They structure it around an American audience expectation. DW just straight up copied the art style, score, and animation of Bluey while also going for the same or at least similar audience.
The makers were Daily wire, they did it specifically to give parents a "conservative alternative" it is SPECIFCALLY made with the purpose of indoctrinating children, they OPENLY say it is.
It isn't unsimilar to Jehovas witness cartoons, or Christian/Catholic cartoons.
(Besides veggie tales, and Prince of egypt they get the pass.)
The better exemple of a failed remake is New York Taxi in 2004, remake of the 1998 movie
The Upside is literally an American adaptation and was coproduced by the company that made “Intouchables”. Also keep in mind, both movies were loosely based on a real story of French businessman Philippe Pozzo and his aid Abdel “Dell” Sellou. Just like in both movies, Philippe was paralyzed in an accident and hired Dell as his help and formed a friendship. The same thing happened for Hachi: A Dog’s Story which was based on a dog named Hachiko from 1930s Japan but they changed it to be set in contemporary America
@@Kevo6492well it’s not comparable at all.
First off The Untouchables is based on a real story. The Upside “Americanized” the premise basically being set in NYC rather than Paris but the characters are based on the real people. Bryan Cranston’s Philip Lecasse is based on Philippe Pozzo and Kevin Hart’s Dell is based on Abdel Sellou. FYI Philip Pozzo only died this year in June, whereas Abdel is still alive, though he eventually went onto to better things after his time as Pozzo’s help
Chip Chilla is just a straight rip off. At the very least they changed the original art style to look more like Bluey.
12:28 You're right. In fact, Ben Shapiro himself has recommended Bluey as a "non-woke show" for families to watch.
I'm going to be honest, as long as the creators kept the original artsyle and tried to hire some ACTUAL writers, it could have been a good show if all the potential wasn't just thrown out the window.
Edit: And also if someone else completely different could develop and lead the project…
I prefer it's original art style. Should have kept it.
"Could have been a good show" it was made by fascists (not exaggerating, it's just become more obvious in the recent years), which classically have no taste, it was doomed from the start.
@@p4rm3s34n Exactly.
@p4rm3s34n fascists isn't people you don't like
@92JazzQueen yeah that's what I'm saying
Like make fun of me all ya want(just as I'll make fun of them), but when you're comparing even the most milquetoast conservatives to a certain dictator from the 1930s-1940s, then we're gonna have a little problem
I dare anyone to make fanart of Hideaki in Chipchilla’s art style.
It would look exactly the same :p
@@jyoats7959r/woooosh
Personally, I believe Chip Chilla was created as a direct competitor to bluey, not because bluey is woke or anything, I don't think it is, it's because most easily accessed on Disney+. BentKey's entire stated purpose is that Disney was too woke, so this is a non political version. This is why they have their own snow white in the works, and why Chip Chilla exists as well. There is no way BentKey could get the streaming rights from Disney, so making their own was the only option, though I admit it feels a bit to close to the source material.
As for the childish feeling of Chip Chilla, I think that's kind of on purpose. They needed something that would appeal to kids, adults were simply not a big concern. Will it possibly appeal to adults in the future, maybe, but when it was being developed, This was still a financial risk for the daily wire, as well as for the people making it. A lot of people in Hollywood don't like the daily wire, so anybody who have worked for them may not be able to get a job in other parts of the industry in the future.
Jeremy Boreing even said that he considered Bluey fairly conservative but it wasn’t worth supporting Disney. I kinda just wish DW would just own that they made their own Bluey lol. And I do agree the show does have room to grow, and the kid nature/cartoonish aspects gives the show some distinction to stand out.
Wow, they don't have any originality, didn't they?
Note: The Daily Wire considers anything that isn't whites only, nazi, queerphobic, anti-semitic, racist and/or Israel committing genocide against Palestinians "Political"/"Woke"
@@KirbyEatsCake123 found you!
To the Daily Wire, everything is 'woke.' Because their socialisation is stuck circa the 1980s, and everything that has changed since then is part of an evil attempt to indoctrinate children into radical leftist values.
A woman is shown in the workplace? That's woke. A gay person exists and isn't an object of ridicule? Super-woke. A character is non-white and no-one comments on it? Woke. A protagonist throws their trash into the correct recycling can? The woke is upon us!
Ironically, Bluey is arguably a better “conservative” show despite not being politically driven at all
Jeremy Boreing himself even called Bluey conservative lol
@@KirbyEatsCake123 Cuz he knows better than to shit on a beloved show like Bluey. You want people to watch your knockoff, you'd be smart to NOT dig into the show you're ripping off.
How to throw integrity out the window
Step 1)Associate with Daily Wire
Step 2)Rip off Bluey
Step 3)Hire Rob Schneider
If anything the Daily Wire are the ones with true integrity. Because their not the ones trying to indoctrinate kids with woke b.s. propaganda and at list attempted to make an entertaining show.
4.) Hire a fellow Conservative (Matt Walsh) who allegedly wanted to lower the age of consent, and have him voice a neighbor who lives next door to a family with three young children.
5. Put outdated or straight up terrible life lessons.
6. Rip off literature elements from Wishbone.
I don't see why stuff that is "woke" is seen as a bad thing. Isn't it just stuff that is more inclusive to all kinds of people?
As someone who used to buy into the belief that woke meant death for beloved property, I hate that I ever believed that.
Because many people are just bigoted and it sounds less like blatant bigotry when you say "I don't like this show because it's woke" than if you said "I don't like this show because it's diverse ethnically and/or in terms of LGBTQ+ stuff".
Yeah I miss those times in the word woke was a past tense of waking up and not a total slang for actual normal people that want inclusive media and being respectful to people for being themselves because all of them are human beings I just hate how basically people would use that word to offend respectful people which first off I just wish this world would be supportive or at least respectful towards people for being themselves as long they're not harming anyone like it isn't that hard to just respect people
-an LGBTQ Ally :3
Woke now has two meanings like feminist. There’s the good version and the bad version.
@@NIX-FLIXthat is definitely.
Bad version would be Proud family and good Version would be Moon girl and Devils dinosaur.
Honestly considering the views of the people who are associated with the Daily Wire (Ben, Matt "we should lower the age of consent" Walsh, and Dennis Prager among others), I'm glad that the worst thing their Bluey ripoff did was be boring. It could have been a lot worse.
Wait. There's already R34 of Chum-Chum? Well, I kinda know that because I did see a picture of Bandit kissing Chum while Pat is in mad about it while Fido is holding him back. Seen it on Facebook too. I believe it was in Hammerbarn.
This is straight up fucked up
That Facebook group is literally Bluey on deep web
Thanks a lot for making me envision that. You should have at least made it be read in "Read More." 💀
FYI:Matt Walsh,one of the main people behind this show has advocated to LOWER the age of consent,and he voice acts an ADULT who regularly talks to KIDS. If that isn't a red flag,I don't know what is.
Yep
groomer show
Grown men screwing minors should be considered bad by every political party.
What's your proof?
@@pugpartyproductions8805search "Matt Walsh 16"
Chip Chilla is one of the shows of all time
It definitely is one of the shows in the world
Its very
It sure is
Yes, it is indeed a show of all time. Rather like Garten of Banban, which is its equivalent game of all time.
Nothing can really compete with Bluey. It’s a masterpiece 🌟
i dont get why they changed the art style? from the little ive seen of the art style animated at like 13:40 it looks better than the one they went with to me
Maybe they were trying more than one art styles to see which one is better
@@SyrianTaym well yeah, i just feel like the old one feels more original and i feel like they probably could have avoided a lot of the people calling it a rip-off if they kept it
@@Bleplebeian The original is more labor intensive than the final style. So they went with it for cost reasons
Let’s say, hypothetically- for the sake of argument- Muffin takes something said by Uncle Stripe too literally and- once again for the sake of argument- ends up ruining Bluey and Bingo’s game of library. In this case, Bluey and Bingo would- typically- get upset. It’s true! They don’t want you to know that but it’s true.
I f**king hate Muffins because she's so annoying like Angelica Pickles, but some episodes were a lot more tolerable.
Bro, why does the father look like Stitch?
Every girl in my class after seeing this: OMG I LOVE CHIP CHILLA NOW
@@Leaf_NatureFairyreal
I dont trust the daily wire. I dont trust ben shapiro. However the show just being cartoony and boring is probably the best thing it can be, since there's far worse out there that outright teach kids bad lessons and say things that...frankly give me a headache. The tuttle twins made me lose a few braincells I think.
Thank you so much for creating a review of this show that isn't focused entirely on its creation by a Conservative outlet. I know people who have brushed off the show entirely and just assumed it's bad just because of its origins, so thank you for taking the time to actually watch the show and try to give it a genuine analysis based on its content.
I definitely agree that the show's existence feels unneeded, but like mentioned in the video, it's probably the Daily Wire capitalizing off of parents who hate Disney. My father is a conservative, and he's been especially paranoid about children's media made by Disney. All of the videos he watches is shifting him into the mindset that Disney is out for your children. Him and many other conservative parents feel really scared of any media coming from Disney.
Even if Bluey is beloved by essentially everyone, most Americans watch it on Disney +, which many conservatives has boycotted. Since Bluey is so loved, I think Daily Wire tried to replicate its success through Chip Chilla, but I think their intentions may have been more pure than that. They may have been trying to "give" Bluey to conservative families who otherwise wouldn't be able to watch upon abandoning Disney +. As you said in the video, Bluey can still be watched in other ways, which is why I think the show is mostly unneeded, but Disney + is the most common way to watch it.
I was just thinking this!
As someone who is a conservative myself, I've watched a few episodes of Bluey and frankly, I think it's a fantastic kid's show. The main issue is its main platform being Disney, which many conservative parents are turning away from for various reasons. While I am interested to see where DW's kids programming takes them, I was a little disappointed with Chip Chilla in particular as I knew many people would dog on it for being a blatant ripoff and draw the attention away from other, potentially good, original products of the program they're trying to launch. I do think DW was trying to give conservative parents a more "accessible" version of Bluey (although, I don't think they should've), but it'll likely backfire on them, which is a shame. I am looking forward to seeing their new Snow White though.
Conservative parents would rather feed their kids garbage tv before they'd ever not clutch their pearls at any attempts by anyone towards not being a racist dick.
Thank you! I'm a conservative, I don't have kids but I watched the Bentkey app trailer on Dailey Wire because my friend has a pair of little ones and she's sick to death of modern television ham fisting lgbt topics into kids shows (Drag queens on Blues Clues, etc) and she wants to have the control over having conversations about sexuality and gender with her children when they're at an appropriate age. The Bentkey app seems like it offers a decent selection of media for folks and its, frankly, ironic that the "love, light, and acceptance" community is so quick to tear down things like Chip Chilla on the sole basis of being conservative in origins.
@@SamDracula_ Teaching kids that it's ok to be LGBT is not ham fisting, and what do you consider an appropriate age for children to talk about this stuff?
And we only worry about something being conservative in origins these days because conservatives have made their entire identity and politics about doubling down on being hateful towards anyone not white straight and nuclear family model.
Especially Ben Shapiro.
Isn't one of the episodes literally about the kids being reporters and the parents telling them to 'not tattle,' though? I dunno what else that's supposed to be representative of aside from -you-know-what.
I watched one of the episodes myself and…
Why the heck are the parents letting their kids do whatever? The parents are doing very bad parenting, I’d rather have bandit and chilli be my parents instead of the whatever they are…
Lessons I get from Chip Chilla:
If you leave your toys and don't clean up after them, your parents will break them. But if you wreck the house, don't worry, as long as you're willing to help, your parents will fix it (despite the damage being life-threatening or costing millions).
I'm guessing they changed the art style for cost purposes because the original looks really expressive and requiring more complex animation work than the rigs they have now. Assuming they utilized something like ToonBoom Harmony they seem rather stiff, only featuring the bare minimum of deformers for a slight hair wiggle or readjusting a characters proportions. Then you have the obvious of backriding off of Blueys artstyle.
No they changed it because Bluey got popluar and you know it, it's on disney plus and it dares to tackle things they don't like so it would be the perfect target for them.
@@Cloud-dt6xb Why can't both be true?
@@FunKayyy Because the people we're talking about don't care about making a good show, all they want is pushing their own agenda and that's why they should'nt be given the benefit of the doubt. Because they don't deserve it and there's much better things to show Kids that are'nt trying to manipluate them.
@@Cloud-dt6xb I'm not giving it the benefit of the doubt though. I'm saying that in tandem with not caring about their product using it only as a vessel to parrot some cruddy message they decided to cut corners resorting to stiff character rigs and cheap backgrounds with designs riding off the success of another popular series instead of the original hand drawn scope it had prior to that.
“Mom can we have Bluey?”
“No we have Bluey at home”
Bluey at home:
The art style in the concept art of Chip and Chichila looks 10x than the art style in the actual show 💀
“This Episode of Bluey is called: Sue them for all they got”
With logic, the Simpsons should sue family guy or Dexter's lab should sue Jimmy Neutron because they have similar concepts
Hell, every single show is based on something. Nothing is 100% original
WHAT IS THIS ATROCITY 😭😭😭😭😭😭
One thing I would like to add is that in conservative spaces (I’m not but everyone in my area is)
Bluey is considered woke because of the good parenting and emotional communication and “deeper” subjects. It’s a very odd conclusion, but this is kinda what has been believed as “liberal sissy” parenting. Or emotional intelligence (what Bluey is very good at teaching kids) is also “leftist agenda”
But that’s essentially the main difference that DW wanted to do with kids cartoons.
Bruh. Even though I'm Christian, I always talk and think shit about conservatives (as in NOT liking them) and THAT is considered "woke"?! *To conservatives* YOU CALL A WHOLESOME AND NUANCED SHOW WOKE?!
I'M GONNA BURN DOWN SOMETHING /lh /j
Woke normally represents including the LGBTQ+ community and talking about racism, etc. in my opinion... Bluey does not do that so I don't consider it woke at all. It is actually a breath of fresh air honestly as I'm tired of all the politics. Just make kids content that tells cute stories! No political or woke/anti-woke agendas needed. Keep doing you Bluey.
Fun fact: My sister is 8 years old and Bluey is the only show my parents let her watch because it doesn't throw out a political or overly woke agenda like most kids shows now. Im telling you, Kids don't care about the politics or wokeness of a show. I doubt most kids her age even know what the hell "woke" or "politics" even mean. They just want to watch colorful and funny stories about cartoon dogs.
@@sandy15523what’s so “woke” ab most kids shows?? I can’t think of any that are.
Mostly every Disney junior show now has some sort of "woke" representation in one or more of it's episodes. Now, movies and tv shows are trying to just push it further... I just want tv shows with no politics and woke/anti-woke agendas.
This show feels like something that would air on Qubo for longer then I should’ve
But this show will still be forgotten within a month, similar to what happened to Disney Primos
"His name is actually Jeremy Boreing" me: WHAT WHY DOES HIS LAST NAME SOUND LIKE THAT!!!!
That fanart was fun to make, thanks for showing it off!
The fact all the chinchillas is blue (male) and the females are pink, people think boys should like blue and girls should like pink so i think this makes those sayings worse
Yeah I’m gonna get outta pocket and say that…yeah the show is made to be conservative, and we shouldn’t beat around the bush. That’s a bad thing.
Like, if a MAJOR aspect of bluey is that parents don’t need to be authoritative to be good, and a major aspect of conservatism is keeping hierarchical standards in place, then of course a show made by people that are known for and made a career from being conservative is gonna be openly against that.
The reason I think we can’t “both sides” this and should just call it a bad thing is because…
1: it rips off another show. Copyright violations suck, left or right. At the very least, they’re riding the coattails of the show to some degree. It’s not even original. It sucks from an artistic aspect.
2: if an overly authoritative style of parenting (with over-the-top punishments) is known to be more harmful to kids, it shouldn’t be promoted. For example, why was breaking toys necessary at all? It’s just punitive for the sake of being punitive. It sucks from a moral aspect.
I’d like to think I handled this from as neutral of a point that is justifiable to myself. We can’t always just act like opinions have merit JUST because they’re differing opinions. They’re great, but There’s GOTTA be a cut-off, and encouraging harmful parenting tactics, or at least NORMALIZING it is awful.
Exactly. You could apply the “both sides are valid” logic to a lot of things, but not this. When one side is obviously extremely harmful, you’re just admitting that you accept it on some level by validating the “differing beliefs”. Differing beliefs are things like religion, ice cream flavors and paint colors. Those are the things to be neutral on, not things that are objectively harmful or promoting objectively harmful concepts.
@@Mars-jf4gyPrecisely. I mean, I’m open to hearing both sides in something like “who wins in a fight, Pikachu or Link” but when it comes to serious topics like this, I think there is an objective moral point, and to claim “both sides” when one has such extreme views, it is in effect condoning it (as the person above said)
I heard about that series through your UA-cam community post you made a while back, and it reminded me of an original fiction idea of mine which was originally intended to be a series of alternative universe Bluey fan-fictions before I cancelled that due to negative plot direction and reworked it into what I currently picture as a Bluey-like animated TV or graphic novel series.
The only setting directly carried over from the fanfic idea was it taking place in Perth instead of Brisbane, but other than that, I work on it inactively as a side project and it currently still feels like a Bluey rip-off when I picture it in my imagination, but only because the idea is still in its infancy and I still have a lot of room to make it different. (Metaphorically speaking, I can't yet see the big picture as I only drew a few small pieces)
There are other differences I put in, like characters having person names instead of pet dog names, and drawing some inspiration from my own childhood for plot ideas and elements, however I still have a long way to go with that idea of mine, but I do currently picture it as a metaphorical after-party in relation to Bluey, expanding on its plot ideas with some of my own.
(6:06) (1:04) I've now noticed that while the Bluey intro depicts the title character's family playing musical statues, hinting at the series focusing on learning through play, the Chip Chilla intro is… lots of random items, including instant photos of the title character's family and other things forming the names of their voice actors scattered in their backyard, placed in a way that forms the show's logo under which the episode name appears. I sense a different creative direction.
(6:41) That's interesting. I like that Bluey defies stereotypes by not linking character design to gender as easily, (6:57) while the blue and pink of the title character's family in Chip Chila seem to suggest to me that character designs instead follow stereotypes, or just US stereotypes.
(7:04) I didn't think of that. What you mentioned seem to now make me think that Chip Chilla is like what Bluey would've been like if it were made and took place in the US instead of Australia.
(9:26) That somehow reminded me of the Bluey episode STICKY GECKO!
(10:03) I noticed that too, and seem to see resemblances in the art styles of other Bentkey original animated TV series too, though can't yet say for sure as I haven't yet done enough research, though I did find out that Bentkey brand their original programming as "Bentkey Adventures". I do, however, imagine some artists referencing Chip Chilla stills for art references if they can't reference Bluey stills for their Bluey fan art, though mostly with object and background models rather than character models.
(10:28) Oh my. That looks way more Bluey-like, particularly with how character eyes were drawn.
(10:49) I was reminded of one of my old character design ideas that's currently not linked to any of my fiction ideas, that being an elderly or middle-aged male character.
I was also reminded of my idea for a Bluey-like animated TV or graphic novel series, because in that, I do try to mix in original ideas instead of directly copying Bluey, and that includes doing so with episode or book plots.
(12:07) In a Web search, I saw a Reddit post from a user who was having trouble trying to install the Bentkey app for Roku, and mentioned that they wanted their children to pick the service over other streaming services. As such, I imagined them preventing their children from accessing Disney Plus to watch Bluey.
(13:08) That reminded me of Aussie Girl Margie.
they stole lilo and stitch style because there all just alien
They're chinchillas
uhh no? it says in the name their chinchillas although this show did steal other things
Bluey: 👍🏻
Chip chilla: 👎🏻
I'm not a Bluey fan, although if I had kids I would happily watch it with them.
As a cartoon fan however, this Chip Chilla show along most of the other children's content the Daily Wire has is clearly meant to signal to their small customer base that they have something similar enough to what their kids want. Based on some of the comments that DW has made, it sounds like they do like Bluey but hate the company that owns it in the States which tells me they'd happily buy the rights to stream it but creating something that's visually similar works in a pinch too. This show while not political is in a weird way not truly for kids for that reason.
Also, I'm trying to respect your wishes in regards to politics, but given the history of a lot of the DW's employees and the stuff they say and create, I personally do not blame any animation studio or artist or anyone else for that matter wanting to avoid that company at all costs. DW is kinda where you go when you burn your bridges professionally, like there was a Disney creative who was involved with some Tangled animated series who turned out to be creepy and harmful, now he's at DW.
Anyways, decent video.
I mean, couldn't they just have advertised ABC iView instead? Yes, the show is Australia-exclusive there, but much like UA-camrs like Aussie Girl Margie, teaching how to use VPNs ain't so much of a bad idea either. And besides, iView has more episodes anyway.
@@AFishInPajamas I think a large part of why is business related Daily Wire as a company very much wants to be a media company with the selling point of "no woke politics". Telling people to use a VPN and watch Aussie television is serious money left on the table.
The other part is their narrative. What the Daily Wire does on a regular basis is sell people on this idea that mainstream media is unsafe and brainwashing people, often using "safe" things to introduce to values they dislike. Bluey is on a streaming service that also has Moon Girl, a show that acknowledges racism in American history and even has a scene where the main character states her pronouns. It's easiest to target Disney because it's such a massive name worldwide and they have had more progressive content lately but they seem to hate all major media companies.
They also need control because they've had sponsor companies break off from them in the past due to their extreme politics, as shown with Harry's razors. Then they made their own razor brand.
Disney has said far worse stuff than The Daily Wire, DW is actually right on most issues.
@@spongebobrocks1187 Don't get it twisted, Disney does have a very dark history and the company works super hard to hide that history. But I'm going to have to respectfully disagree on that, Disney despite it's horrible abuses will at least attempt to be inclusive to all people in it's current state. Can't say the same thing about DW, who has been wrong on most things because it's often based on false history.
if ben shapiro is canonized in bluey, this means...
THERE IS A BLUEY BARBIE MOVIE HFHDJSH
note: this is a hypothetical situation
Nicki Minaj: *I'm bad like the bluey*
@@divine555I’m a heeler but I still wanna party
Honestly, we All predicted this would happened. Bluey is a great show after All.
I like to note that Angel Studios exist without any controversy unlike the Daily Wire. Kind of telling that it isn't hated just for being conservative.
Well
You definitely have your points but at this point I’m just waiting for this to die down so I never have to think of it again
Considering a lot of people in The Daily Wire believe that schools are indoctrinating kids and that kids should be homeschooled because of that, the homeschooling detail feels kinda sus.
They literally are indoctrinating kids, though.
Home schooling is kinda.. Ik some people definitely need it but it just doesn't feel right
i mean, some of em are honestly. but i don't agree with the whole homeschooling thing
Im homeschooled and trust me, I'm thankful that my parents went that route.
A lot of schools in the west lately, so I can see their point of view. But for places where there is not any political stuff being taught in schools, I don't see why going to school there would hurt.
9:42 Fanboy & Chum Chum are gonna lawyer up after hearing this one.
The worst part about this show is how neglectful the parents are and how the dad robs the characters of their agency, Bluey isn't even a political show it just teaches good morals and values I wonder if conservatives even like children, children and adults can learn from Bluey about strong family bonds, Chip Chilla on the other hand has parents that lets their kids go off with strangers voiced by Matt Walsh
I honestly feel like this show's team looked at Bluey and decided "We gotta do our own take on this concept" but they seemingly just tweaked the artstyle and left it there,without taking cues from Bluey's writing and humor. It's Bluey but dumbed down and boring.
@@quetzalpacheco Literally the only thing I remember Ben Shapiro saying is that a Darth Plaguies movie would be awesome if done by the right director
Dollhouse that the parents spent hundreds of dollars on:
It gets left in the living room
Dad: *Get the sledgehammer*
I think we have a imposter....
If Chip Chilla and Bluey fought in a fist fight, Bluey would win
Bluey would lose bc of chip’s big ahh ears
@@chazzywaz Bluey would use Chip's ears to her advantage! XD
@@chazzywaz Those big ahh ears LoL
@@danielbucey3060you spin me right round baby right round... (Bluey uses those ears to spin him around)
@@spideyy_eyez 🤣🤣 Yeah Bluey!! Get him!!
honestly, the people who made Chip Chilla cooked…
…cooked straight up USDA-approved baloney.
And the fact that it was made by Ben Shapiro and Matt Walsh is just absolutely insane. It’s just crazy.
5:44 The demeaning of other companies as "woke" is actually meant to portray offence to media with representation towards minorities. Granted, Disney HAS been often accused of pandering and rainbow capitalism and whatnot, but simply demeaning other stuff as "woke" just because it features women or black characters in prominent roles is really dumb.
That’s simply stupid (not to mention discriminatory).
It's just, their plot is kind of dumb and there's never any character development.
It's like eating bread with nothing.
For my opinion, I like Chip Chilla but I Love Bluey. Honestly I kinda just wish DW would just admit they made their own, I’d respect them more if they did. Heck, Jeremy Boreing even said Bluey was a pretty conservative show itself. There is stuff to enjoy in Chip Chilla if you look at it through the lenses of being _Bluey Lite_ because it is clear that for its shortcomings, the writers and DW truly do respect Bluey and have done an OK job at making an American one, but so far just an *OK* job
😂😅 this reminds me of the Gumball rip off! This is amazing. Thanks for making this video. I’m going to deep dive into this series now and look at the animation style.
The ears of the father give me Stitch vibes with a little nook in them from Lelo and Stitch.
Are you talking about miracle star? (i watch saberspark)
There are so many ways to do joyful, comforting children's media that adults can also enjoy. The clip you used of the chinchilla mom stepping on a Lego and then belatedly screaming is very reminiscent of an episode of Big City Greens -- which is also an incredibly fun, enjoyable kids' show that has a lot of heart and is very cozy for adults to watch. Big City Greens is definitely more in the over-the-top, chaotic unrealistic vein than Bluey, but works in that area extremely well -- and while its most frequent main character (Cricket Green) is often faced with learning lessons about not giving in to mischievous impulses, he always loves and is loyal to his family, and he's not the only character who has lessons to learn. I feel like Chip Chilla fails to understand that what hooks a viewer into a show is how much heart that show has. They're just trying to follow a formula and get the same result.
" It's Bluey but worse" is definitely the best summary of the show. Also for the "woke" thing, conservatives use it just purely for their dislikes. Lol It's supposed to mean socially aware of racial inequalities and social injustices.
The racism towards whites and Asians is never addressed in society. Woke means problematic propaganda by the far left.
Woke always meant to me something that overly panders to minorities when it isn’t necessary.
@@cajunking5987 nope. It's origin in in the 1960's meaning being socially aware of societal inequities based on race
@@CD-zd6zr yeah… we know… so anyways like I said…
It’s getting so much hate because it’s not an original work plain and simple
I'm pretty sure most of the hate is actually because a source with a strong political bias is making content pandered to kids.
I have to be honest here, I think chip chilla had some potential to be a decent show, if it used its old artstyle while also taking advice from other shows like, recess, hey Arnold, and Fillmore, I feel like the show could’ve done better if it took that path. I think the main problem with chip chilla has to be the writing. They need to hire a good writer so the show could make sense instead of it being bland. In conclusion, I don’t think chip chilla is that bad I just think it could’ve used some good writing including changing their artstyle but even if they did all of that people are still gonna accuse it of being propaganda or indoctrination since it’s from a company they dislike. Let’s just give the dw a chance since they just released their show days ago, if they see the criticism happening onto their show, they might improve further on in the future so let’s just be patient.
Agreed, I think this show will be a pretty good show
@@sandy15523why would you want to watch a show written and produced by racist, homophobic, transphobes
I hope they make better shows in the future as well. Competition is never a bad thing.
I've seen like 2 episodes and the writing didn't come off as bad so I'm not sure why ppl keep bringing that up like it seems like a simple 3 act structure that mostly follows the children's pov that ends in a life lesson is it biased? Yes obviously but even then that's only in the approach not the lesson it's self
@@michaelortiz1561 not saying that the writing was bad nor terrible I was just saying that the writing felt a little bland. There’s nothing wrong just thought they could’ve add a little spice to it
What was that drawn-looking episode from 7:23?? It looks so cool but I don’t think I’ve ever heard of it.
Dragon, idk if it released in the US yet but I think it’s in the last batch of the Bluey episodes. Really good episode in my opinion 😁
I always thought the old designs were better.
This show and its service are one of those things were you could watch it and think its relativity harmless but as soon as you find out the context for their existence, you start to understand why certain things are done in that way.
For example, the episode where the parents act like kids may seem cartoony fun but you can also see it as trying to make children look extremely irresponsible and that the parents know best. If it was a Bluey episode, both the parents and kids would have learnt a lesson out of it but Chip doesn't want you to question authority or undermine it with the parents showing 'weakness'.
I'm glad that people are criticising the show, it feels like it wasn't made out of passion or inspired by bluey but rather out of spite of how successful it is and how unconventional its appeal is.
Who let the Americans cook 🔊🔊🔊🔥🔥🔥
Its an AVERAGE show ... and to be honest I really don’t think it looks like “Bluey” ... honestly the show just looks like every other piece of kids Contant that is made nowadays and I actually wish they had kept the original art style that was unique....
why is there dog cat-bug
14:05 oh my-
I absolutely love your content! ❤ Could you do a collab with Aussie Marge please? 😅🎉
imagine bro!
@@sergguyikr!
That would be a dream come true
Some kids will think they're watching Bluey, then when they're older they'll wonder why nobody knows the episode they're talking about.
Sadly I was able to only watch 2 episodes because I couldn’t find/buy the other episodes, but what I pointed out was how similar the first 2 episodes lessons are, at least how I see it:
Both characters learn to share/not be as selfish, while the second episode targets tattling like dobbing in Swim School
Love how you kept the video neutral and not being tempted to what most people say and just rage on the show, especially since I couldn’t watch it 😭
Nice review and sorry you had to watch 😅🙏
I disliked this show immediately after hearing Ben Shapiro is involved with its creation. Especially since he is obsessed with making everything political and loves being a bigot. But, I appreciate your positivity here. Pardon if my wording was too political.
The fact that I got a bluey doll house ad before this video is hilarious😂
0:42 why 💀
They say every clone has something different…. Sometimes
Bluey>Chip Chilla>Peppa Pig
At least Peppa Pig can be kinda funny sometimes, so i’d say thats better than Chip Chilla imo
Still better than Caillou though
@@gdplayer8768everything is better than Caillou
@@gdplayer8768 Chip Chilla is only better on a technicality. The artstyle is better and the voice acting doesn’t make me want to shove a power drill in my ears.
I got a bluey toy add before watching this..im not even joking
2:22 I love the SketchBook app when I was younger 😌
I don't know why Chip Chilla changed their animation style. It wouldn't change the show that much, but I think the first designs are more appealing.
Thanks for your neutral take on this. It was really hard to find a review of this show on UA-cam that didn't have their political goggles on. I was just curious about this show and was looking for a not biased take on it.
I think children’s cartoons need to be more like Bluey. They need to focus on not the Hyper energetics aspect, but the story. Kids understand stories they understand, deep influential stories. that are unfortunately usually only told in cartoon movies or adult cartoons. The only children’s cartoons that I know of that’s kind of like this is Steven universe and bluey I’m sure there are other ones out there too but people think all kids want is chaos! I was a kid too. I love deep stories. I didn’t understand all the aspects, but I loved these stories so much I watch them when I grew up, and I started to understand more and more. And scary gory things to kids like those as well believe it or not. Just obviously not all out like the movie saw or something.
Yeah Ludo is on break, it's hard locally because anyone who's starting out in animation in Brisbane had a good in for the studio, with them on break it's tough out here
Honestly I was one of those parents who thought "oh brother American Bluey here we go with this garbage" but then I thought "well actually wouldn't a show inspired by Bluey if good be a good thing?" I mean seriously I get how everyone wants things to be one way but if you get something good out of it might be worth a watch. However if it just a cash grab idea that poorly executed then no it probably bad. I might give the show a shot sometime but will keep my expectations tempered.
I think the show looks pretty cute actually! Come on everyone, it will never be Bluey but I'm sure it will be 10 times better than Peppa Pig.
@@sandy15523 i mean that calling the desert dry lol but fair enough
I agree, I’ve seen a little of Chip Chilla and it’s good if you look at it through the lenses of _Bluey Lite_ Especially sense DW has praised Bluey and said they support its values. Honestly I kinda just wish DW would just admit it, I’d respect them if they just said _Bluey really supports our values but we cannot support Disney+ so we wanted to make out own and honor what made Bluey great_ but they only said half of that lol