If Walt Disney saw what Disney was today, he would cry

Honestly, I’m considering boycotting Disney. We don’t need message movies, we need wholesome entertainment for our children to distract them from the horrors of this world, not expose them to more.

I honestly love two things about this channel This girl says whatever she wants with no fear of getting “cancelled” And the fact she makes her sponsorships so smooth

I actually liked that Elmo ad. They didnt say "vacinnate your kids NOW!" They where like "educate yourself on the vacinne to understand whats best for your kids!" Which is fine by me!

i'll be honest, i loved the big hero six movie. the message was great, it was visually beautiful, and pretty funny at times too. *but* disney should stop making spin offs in general, both because of the political agenda and they're just bad in general, since most of the times you can notice they're supposed to just be cash grabs, usually they alter the character development from the movie, or add more information that doesn't make sense with the world building from the movie

As much as I rolled my eyes, so far I saw my brain, with all the woke crap in the Baymax scene. Can we just address the fact that I have NEVER seen anyone be THAT helpful in a hygiene aisle? Most if not all the time, no one talks or even looks at anyone while in the hygiene aisle. At least in my experience

The more I watch her, the more I love her. I feel way more confident about daily problems I have to deal with and I have everything to thank her

I think, talkng about Periods and Puberty is not Woke, is common education, that every parent should teach their daughters

It's such a shame what Disney has become. They were sooo good in the 90s and the 2000s. I guess they just lived long enough to see themselves become the villain.

"but periods are just normal bodily functions" yes, so is taking a crap and i don't want to discuss that during my breakfast either

3:10 “that takes it a bit to far” A BIT TO FAR? THE LINE WAS 4 MILES BEHIND US!

Honestly, i like this episode of baymax helping a girl through her period and overall just being wholesome

This person really knows how to appeal to an audience. She's amassed over 700,000 subscribers in less than four months.

90's Disney: we make kids movies 2022 Disney: Guys lets brainwash kids

I actually really liked how periods were utilized in Turning Red even though that movie had a lot of flaws. I think that Pixar is still doing a good job of pushing out great movies without agendas. Sure, they still have a little bit of issues in making huge hits, but they still feel driven by passion and love for animation, not agendas.

I live literally on the other side of the globe and before finding this channel I was so oblivious. I thought that all those "woke movements" don't target children, also that they are so far away from where I live; but then BAM, almost every media is full of them, including channels that my toddler usually watch. Oh God, it is like a wake up call for me that these movements are actually super close. Thank you for constantly reminding us to protect, to teach, and to guide our children -- there's a reason why children are called children and not adult 😢

Who else remembers when Disney made wholesome, family oriented movies? Pepperidge farm remembers.

3:03 “Uterus period cereal” ooooh my gosh you’re kidding me. I would’ve died of embarrassment at the breakfast table. Who tf thinks this is rational and sane and even appetizing?

A movie I remember from a few years back (and at the moment the title escapes me) had a single dad going shopping for his barely teenage daughter. And he walks into the feminine hygiene aisle and wham - deer in the headlights. As a father of 3 daughters I could empathize with him. Then this grey haired motherly type spots him, figures out his dilemma and helps him get something appropriate for a 13 year old girl. It was handled tastefully and with a little humor -and much more tact than the Big Hero clip. And I'm sure it put a lot of dads out there at least a little more at ease should they find themselves in a similar situation. And who knows, maybe it served to open up a channel of dialog for dads and daughters, making the subject of periods just a little less embarrassing for both of them.

Audience: Disney I didn't ask for this movie. Disney: it's not really for you it's for your kids💀.

Oh Disney 🤦🏼‍♀️ stop warping children’s minds

Don't know if I've heard it anywhere else before, but "Transgenda" is wonderful wordplay and I'm gonna use it. 🤣

I normally skip the sponsor, but I have to say Brett has the best way to transition into it

Ok, but if Disney is ok with trans people and lgbtq, why did the owl house production get cancelled?????

Big Hero 6 was really fun...but it was already heading downhill with the animated series they did. Started out good, but steadily imbibed bits of wokeness and stupidity until it fizzled out.

I don't think *"Woke"* is enough to encapsulate this BS anymore. More like Disney is going full *"FUBAR".*

Young children are watching these movies. They don’t need to know about this stuff.

Very informative and light hearted. Love how you segment into your ads

I didn't think that the episode was that problematic since baymax is a medical robot and a lot of girls get periods young. So yeah it is kinda age appropriate. I got my first period at 10. I was still a kid and that was kinda the point of the episode. The girl was scared she was a "woman" and she isn't. She was still a kid. C:

watched the show with my 7 year old sister and had to skip the period episode because , of course, she started asking me a ton of questions about it. Of course I was uncomfortable having that conversation with her as her 17 year old sister and not her mom so I told her to wait and ask mom about it. This type of stuff is something that needs to be taught by parents or guardians, not a show for children typically under the age of 12

If everyone had Bretts mind, it would be serenity at last

Why does Elmo’s dad look like Keith Urban😭

Disney used to make good quality content when I was growing up. Now it feels like Disney is not even trying to do that anymore by trying to stay woke.

I am older, when I was young my mother handed my a book that would tell me everything I needed to know about becoming a woman. My mother ask me if I had any questions just ask her. Both my parents were very open about any questions I had. THIS IS THE WAY IT SHOULD BE! NOT FROM HOLLYWOOD!!

Why can't cartoons just be polictial neutral?

NOOOO! Not Baymax. As a gay man I find this absolutely awful. Big Hero 6 is not a cartoon for politics. That's what South Park is for.

I remember when Disney was an entertainment company.

And what they did to Sesame Street is so weird they’re trying to manipulate EVERYTHING we see on tv

We went from "Stop Touching Me" Elmo to "Stop Vaccinating Me" Elmo

The show is out by the time i speak this, but baymax is buying tampons or pads for a girl at a school he helps out at

As a lesbian, I hate how wokeness is force fed into everything. I'm against people assuming I have to agree with this. I don't! Children transitioning, affirmative action, diversity quotas...so against it

Baymax saying "thank you" over and over is hilarious, but why does Disney feel the need to turn everything into a virtue-signaling fest?

11:39 ITS BC ITS FOR KIDS💀😭

You'd eat up velma wouldn't ya

It’s so sad that this is what Disney is becoming 🙁

I don't care about Disney anymore. Looking forward to DW+ overtaking mainstream streaming platforms!

Disney really said “Men-struation”💀💀

4:40 shes to smooth with the sponsor transitions

There is a difference between representation and pandering. Can you tell the difference ? Disney can't.

Educating pre teens and teenagers about periods is not a bad thing but is something to be taught about by parents or older siblings. Putting it on a show for young children is just going to confuse them and have questions arise

the scene was cute and stuff, cause baymax was getting pads/tampons for a girl on her first period, but the trans guy was way too forced.

Hi! I'm a nursing student from Ghana and I watch your videos every time I get the chance. Thanks for keeping us so informed! It's just so sad seeing our favourite shows getting infiltrated by the woke culture. It saddens me even more that our children will grow up and "might" be influenced by this stuff on social media.

It's just, why is this even in a CHILDRENS show? People who justify this make no sense to me. Parents should be the ones talking to their daughter about this. It's such a weird thing to celebrate about a normal thing women do

I'm interested to see how the fall of Disney will impact American culture and all the companies it owns. Marvel will be free from its tyrannical reign. Star Wars may not get as many spinoffs (which I'm not sure I'd be happy about), and Pixar would have an interesting time. They may start making films that hold true to their original values and start making them more curious and expressive - Luca was great, but Pixar has been falling into Disney's ideals recently so I'm interested to see how this will affect that. Cor, Disney is becoming too idiotic to handle.

Okay, honestly, that Baymax episode was really cute, it's not all abt the trans guy, it was also about a girl who had her first period, and it's honestly really cute, you should watch the whole episode if you haven't!

their scraching at the wall of their grave well it is being dug

705,000 subs yesterday. 711,000 subs as of 10:38 AM (PST) July 2nd, 2022. Congratulations Ms. Cooper. We should see 1 million subs by August, NO DOUBT.

Hoping The Dollar Tree doesn't go WOKE cause that's where I get my feminine necessities. Ugh...... can't even menstruate in peace

Im not woke, but it needs to be said that inclusion and agendas are different things.

Now that cereal would be a funny prank gift for my buddy for his birthday

it reminds me of my screenwriting class.. we all had to share our first ACT and I was excited for having a clever subtle love story within a dark situation... literally everyone else had some sort of LGBTQ love story line.. not at all opposed to it but i swear they all labeled me a bigot for not having one

You know what made earlier Disney movies special? The message wasn’t “you’re oppressed for being a minority so now we have to cater to you.” It was a talking toy or a fish feeling different and discouraged and going on some big adventure and believing in themselves. Simple things a kid would understand and not feel crappy for. A fun story that would teach you “if Ariel can stop an evil octopus, you can do you homework.”

7:15 As you said, this isn't an actual episode or special, so it's pretty harmless. That short seems to be targeted to parents and guardians rather than children, just using classic television characters. It does obviously have a side (get a vaccine), but it does encourage actually talking to a professional rather than doing it blindly. As a Canadian, I'm unsure how the American healthcare system really works, but I'm pretty sure it's free mostly throughout the West.

Baymax is a sweet robot who just wants to help and make others feel safe. After Tidashi passed, Hiro became his friend. They have a unique and funny relationship, and overall just wholesome.

I'm so glad Disney is finally getting exposed. There is good in the company, but the behind-the-scenes agenda is disgusting.

I just checked out that episode... and the ENTIRE episode is pure propaganda, including a young girl in the bathroom struggling with her first period while a young BOY peeks in and talks to her about it! The bathroom sign also says "all-gender" bathroom! These people have forgotten what middle school was, (bra snapping, period jokes and total humiliation). UGH!!! This may be my breaking point with their propaganda agenda. This is CRAZY.

We went on a vacation last summer in our camper , my brother & sister in law were playing cards outside with my mom, i went back inside and my stepdad was somewhat dozing with my niece on the couch with this show on. He told me i could change it if i wanted to so i watched it until we got to this episode , i knew my stepdad wasnt comfortable taking about periods since i had goten mine for the first time earlier that year i wouldnt recommended the show to others

When I was a kids I had great cartoons every Saturday morning Bible stories and stories that would teach great morals. I don’t know where they went.

In the Philippines, menstrual pad commercials air all the time. Even in front of kids’ shows. I have seen it since I was a little kid, and it never weirded me or my family out. And the Philippines is extremely conservative and Catholic, often to a fault.

How is Elmo 3? He’s been on air for 40 years. Even counting the years when he was having inappropriate contact with other children!

this is the exact reason my mom and dad are cutting disney from my brothers life. they don’t want to expose this to him at a young age. my brother doesn’t know anything and is 5 but when he wants to watch girl shows we don’t encourage it we take it off and play with him. do not expose this behavior

Oh no what a nightmare. 🫤😏

I wouldn't have minded if it was a man buying tampons, it's the T-shirt that is a little too on the nose. Also fun fact, I'm Ukrainian and I think it's absolutely fascinating that the moment the war started our Covid cases went to 0 :)

Spot on with the periods, pun not intended. It's a normal function, we shouldn't be ostracized for it happening. But we shouldn't normalize it. Why? It's a function of our bodies relating to reproduction, and should be treated with respect, the same way everyone (until we blinked) said to keep the locker room talk in the locker room or not do it at all. Morning wood's a thing. There should be no stigma in it occurring, but there should be stigma if you're worshipping it in any way or using it to make others uncomfortable. No need to bring it up, make it a casual part of conversation, or use it to be a jerk. Same thing about cramps and sneeze clots, they happen and every female human experiences it. That doesn't mean we should talk about it at the dinner table, the same way no one polite would discuss farting or vomiting. The same way we cover our coughs and do our business in a separate room? That's the respect we should treat our reproductive systems. Normal and everyday, but not to share with everyone.

4:33 I REMEMBER THAT COMMERCIAL!

My toddler mainly watches Leo the Truck and Hop Hop the Owl. They seem like the safest thing out there. They are simple shows that have someone narrating what's going on.

My little sister and I are almost ten years apart. She knew the gist of periods because her older sister (me) would have them and become grouchy. When my sister reached the age of 6, my mom explained it to her in the most kid-friendly way possible. She didn’t understand it entirely, but her curiosity was satisfied and she went on her merry way. She didn’t get the whole explanation until she reached the age of twelve and was old enough to understand it. Parents/guardians need to explain the puberty thing to kids, not a tv show!

The clip “well she’s a guy so” Made me spit out my cereal laughing!! 😅 Thanks Brett Cooper for making my day!! ❤

When I watched that scene with my dad he was like “your mom will tell you all about this” … dad.. who’s gonna tell him..

2:09 the dad has better people skills than me

Brett got so excited when she said "let's Google, let's go on an adventure!" Love that energy.

I love that you are saying that you want to destigmatize skin care. I hate when guys are like "I'm a guy. I don't need that." For me, it's a turnoff to have rampant acne. I don't know if it for other people too💀

I just want to share my opinion of this since I am 13 and still technically a child, I like how they include periods and LGBTQ+ because I saw the movie when I was 5-6 years old and honestly I think that's the audience they were appealing to. Since me and many other girls who watched Big Hero 6 have now grown, we have had/will have our period so it just feels more inclusive because it attracts younger kids but also the ones that watched it back in 2014. I have nothing against them showing children, both boys and girls, periods because it should be normalized. No girl should feel bad because she has it and no boy should be disgusted by it. So what if they ask questions? Just tell them so it won't be something they will find un-natural in the future. Secondly, the trans man and trans people in general should be normalized because, believe it or not, those people exist in our world and we should respect their personal choice. Whether you agree with it or not, let them live their lives and you yours. Before I get any hate, I just want to re-specify that this is just an opinion of someone who is most-likely the directed audience for the movie and is 13 so please be understanding of my perspective.

When I was a child I was raised without tv. The first time I went over to a friend’s house who had Disney channel the first thing I thought was “oh that’s why almost everyone in my school is a brat” 😅

ngl, ive found myself walking thru the tampons isle by mistake. Never have I found a bunch of people there let alone conversing and making suggestions. I could be wrong but I can only imagine most people who even need them seem to go there, get what they need and leave quickly.

The irony is that Disney's entire business model depends on little kids, something that doesn't exist if everyone is either Trans or in a same-sex relationship...

so glad i grew up with kids shows like early 2000s pbs, knowledge kids, treehouse, and not nicolodeon or disney channel because the kids that watched those suck now

It's kind of silly that for the public to understand that this man is trans they literally put a trans flag on his shirt xdddd. Does Disney think we are idiots?

You are absolutely correct, Brett. Don't hold back. Keep it coming just like this!

This channel is really starting to get its very own personality. Keep up the great work!

Bless your heart

i didn't notice that when I watched it. But what the heck...big hero 6 now too? Disney is really falling apart, im not surprised.

Why do you have so much hatred in your heart? haha love everyone ! Love is the answer otherwise you'll get more wrinkles haha

Any adult taking their children to that place is abusing their children.

I mean if you don't want this kind of stuff pushed down children's throats, romance shouldn't be pushed as well. Gay, straight whatever

Walt would have a huge fit and heart broken if he would see what’s going on with his company with this. He would loose his shit if he was still alive and it breaks my heart to this day. Edit: I think I just started a fucking drama

We just boycotted Disney 🥲✊🏼

Thank you older Gen Z and younger millennials for ruining my childhood! Really appreciate it.

i love your sponsorships lol. you fit them in so well

Lol when 700k was a landmark!