Can't we all?

@@Pharaoh_Tutankhamen Not me. I've been disowned several times in one get together. The incident of epic awkwardness is not something that can be properly related here and nobody is entirely sure what happened anyway. Suffice it to say that I still have no idea where the rope came from, nor why I happened to have a gas-powered post hole digger on hand. And grandpa never remembered why he was carrying a cordless drill around with a honey dipper in it that was loaded with BBQ sauce... Watching a toolshed dance the Charleston is a pretty uncomfortable sight to behold.

@@taitano12 What?

@@Pharaoh_Tutankhamen Pretty sure it's a joke.

@@emeralddragon2980 I hope not

The actor is a huge part of it tho.

He is the male version of a Disney Princess

i want this person in my life. i wish everyone had this person in their lives.

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Yes

Honestly I don't blame him spinach puffs can be hard to get just right

Pretty sure that was the straw to break the camels back. He already didn't wanna have to kill kuzco and pacha

He’s a chef (as proven in the diner scene). Not liking a chef’s dish and saying so to their face is usually grounds for extreme violence (jk)! If anything, Kronk was holding himself back.

I love spinach puffs who's doesn't?!

@@Beessokoo1coo1 moi, I only like my spinach raw. And that is from someone who loves cooked vegetables and greens, normally. Just not spinach.

Seriously tho it’s actually so good

Just watched it two weeks ago!

me and my family watch it at least twice a month and we fcking love and enjoy it everytime, it's a legendary film and it needs to be not forgotten

I hope yall are watching "Kronk's new groove" too!

@@alittleimagination9023 of course!!

Me with anime, gaming, and trolling, then.... everything else.

I 100% agree Kronk is amazing ❤

That's me IRL for some reason

@@kiloklavdi1185 Yeah its called high functioning autism, get tested bro

Many people are intelligent in the things they are passionate about and incompetent in everything else.

Pull the lever, Kronk!

@@amadeosendiulo2137 Wrong lever!

@@juliapaolella720 Why do we even have that lever?

Well, you got me. By all accounts, it doesn’t make sense.

@@ziqi92 oh well back to business

You rest your case, period.

PERIODTTTT

@@jayjayholaaaaaaaaa4124 Please never say that again

That's still hilarious to me how, despite seemingly being supposed to be that "villain's stupid sidekick", Kronk turned out to be [one of] the best characters in the whole movie, and it's even been proven with facts

​@ibis03 It's like Ken in the Barbie movie, what was intended to be the butt of a joke became the best part of the entire movie.

And no killing is temporarily removed: *kills person that dared to wish that*

@Vegas I'm sure there's *someone* out there who hates the character of Kronk, but thankfully I haven't met them.

@Vegas I would wish it

@Vegas so I should wish your planet away that's a great idea

@Vegas not on my planet but our language is different than yours

I thought the same until I saw this comment 😭

Holy crap, you're right! This is bubble bass' order all over again.

Wow

I didn’t know that

@@epsilonarcaneresearch1945 Knowing Kronk, he could do anyone's orders.

I don't believe that

@@steampunkguy2036 You might not believe it but it's true, the first and only draft of the movies script was made and given to archives 2 weeks after the movie was in theaters. Before then everything about the movie was pretty much just made up as they went. And even then that "script" was just randomly tossed together pages and records of the things that were in the finalized movie. This is actually a well known and famous thing in the movie industry.

@@-Offstar From what I saw the story was meant to be different and more serious (had gods of death and everything) but executives told them to change it and make it funny, so everything else from there was rushed and improv; worked out by a miracle.

Never thought about it before but now that you mention, it explains a Lot and the only thing that makes sense. You can tell they had a blast in its making

@@DuckieMcduck it wasn’t even that it was that the movie was failing in its current state and one of the directors took over the entire project basically saying “yeah this isn’t working, you need a movie, let me do my own thing and you’ll get a movie” and Disney were so desperate they just let him do it

I absolutely agree. "That'll work"

True

Would love to hear a cartoon voiceover featuring Patrick Warburton and Brad Garrett from “Everybody Loves Raymond”

The voice reminded me of Serafinowicz. Now I know why: The both played the tick.

he was also in: skylanders as flynn who is iconic as well, and a series of unfortunate events where he uses more dark humor

His voice is one of a kind.

What do you mean?

@@laurenludovico2301 the joke relies on neither Yzma or Kuzco knowing the other is on the other side of the door. If the movie were animated in 3D, it wouldn’t work - they’d see each other. Because it’s flat, your brain is more willing to go along with the idea that their world really does end as soon as anyone ventures toward the depths of the frame. Similarly, if Pacha is 3-dimensional, it isn’t as funny that he hides by standing still - that works because he’s flat, and the wall is flat. Both examples are visual gags that delight the mind - 3D isn’t as good at it. I think because a 3D world has to have more rules than a 2D one. It’s not as given to absurdity.

@@UnleashthePhury I rewatched that scene with all of this insight and I understand! Thank you for explaining.

One of the reasons why I adore 2D animation

@@tototats16 sadly, they don't do movies like this anymore, and the new TV shows animation quality doesn't even reach the toes of this 2004 animation

I've never noticed that! I've watched this movie an unhealthy amount of times, and I never saw that. 😂😂

Nah, he'd find a way to pull his reflection out of the mirror and start doing things together as bros

That 'aha moment' where he puts all that together proves that Kronk isn't stupid, he just processes things differently.

That is George of the Jungle neglect and I'll not have it in this house. 🤣

@@sylvirgiomanach1491 Oh, dang, that's true! I guess the two are kinda tied?

Oh yeah, the funniest thing about Kronk is that there are several ways in which he's very intelligent. He's a top-notch chef, fantastic with kids, familiar with the ins and outs of the natural world. There are just other areas where everything goes over his head.

@@johnathanmonsen6567 The man may not be book smart, but he is street smart, and that's probably better in the long run.

*gasp*

@@Kalani_Saiko NEVAH!

That’s it. *Cocks pitchfork* She’s going down

@@ezelfrancisco1349 Now remember guys. From above, the wicked will receive their just rewards.

@@JamesLandon *looks up* that’ll work.

I think the rope is attached to the wall

It’s tied to a peg.

@@7_ty_ then what was the green pants kid doing this while time

@2:47 its tied to a hook or rod on the wall you will have to play the scene in slow-motion to catch it its very hard to see due to the color of the rod and the rope but its tied to it

​@@user-io4zk9xr5k ohh, I thought the joke was that it was floating

Fax

Gotta love those small details!

I mean it’s not something you generally need to know for any of the past years 😂

I never noticed that, thank you random person!

@Cam Dempsey I wonder if its because, as children, we didn't understand how cooking really worked. As a kid, cooking was a concept that we only understood the "basics" of. (Vegetable+ food thing+ cheese + maybe stirring? = Tasty Dinner) Now that we're adults we consciously know "They ordered cheese potatoes. You make that in the following way..." Tldr: Child peepeepoopoo brain

@@Austar7 a masterpiece, this movie 👌

Right, the "Kusko's poison" scene, the scene for "Kusko's poison", the scene made specifically about "Kusko's poison"... that scene?

........YES, that scene!

@@twistsnakeanklesvids261 Got you covered. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hMl7etperrWZhZc.html

@@michaeledmunds7266 Instantly pictured Kronk flipping a KZfaq icon in his oven mitt. Magical.

"A LLAMA? But he was supposed to die!"

Yes it really flowed so well it was amazing

Wow

Mad respect to you for explaining that

Doing gods work if only I understood

Twice removed

Oh yeah. It's all coming together

Not bad, considering the movie didn't actually have a script until two weeks after its theatrical release.

@@thundercrash4775 What do you mean? I never heard of that story

@@marcusblackwell2372 It was an article I'd read a while back, had interviews with the production crew. Basically, the production was a mess. It was originally going to be a Lion King style movie using Aztec mythology, but almost 2 years into production and it was nowhere, so a new director was brought it. The whole crew eventually decided on a different concept (what eventually be the movie), but they were told that the release date wasn't going to be changed. They literally had 6 months to scrape together a brand new movie from scratch. End result: at the release, everything that was to be sent to the Disney Vault fit into two cardboard boxes. Two weeks later, an intern came to the director, saying that they couldn't find the script for the movie, and if he had it? The director had to explain to him that there WAS no script, because the whole production was such a patchwork that scenes were animated and voiced almost as they were being storyboarded. So the director had to write up the script, slapped his name on it, and gave it to the intern, two weeks after the movie was released. Basically, this movie REALLY shouldn't have been as good as it was.

@@thundercrash4775 that, my friend, is part of the glory of improvisation

@@thundercrash4775 Holy shit! 😳 That's what really happened?

When he got his own movie it explains that as a child he use to cook a lot but his father didn’t like it.

@@bagofmoss4710 Kronk despite his muscles was more of a nurturer apparently

He did prepare dinner for Kuzco and Yzma.

@@DarsiPadilla I meant more of knowing what all the order lingo means.

@@mathewhaight to paraphrase from one of this video's comment section, Kronk processes things differently. Still, Kronk quickly adapting to the diner job is awesome.

She is a stateswoman; she has to have taste in these things

What villains are you talking about?

What disney movies have you watched? Cruella, even Ursula liked fine food. Pretty sure Jafar had an expensive taste, Farquad from Dreamworks was a fancy man who liked good food and good wine, I mean the only villains I know of that literally drank blood were vampire ones, or over the top edgy ones from non children movies.

Sounds like one of my DM's campaign villains more than a disney villain

What do you mean she has taste??? She doesn’t like kronks spinach puffs!!!

My dad used to work in cooking and stuff, and he watched the movie with me. He confirmed that everything Kronk said was correct, just in different wording! I love this movie so much

Squidward: "We serve *food* here, sir."

When it comes to cooking Kronk is a genious and one of the best.

I feel like A Catch of the Day doesn’t need a name so that’s why he didn’t say it.

God, I love Hash House Lingo, even if I don't always understand it.

stop i cant breathe

Patrick Warburton put his entire soul into that 😂

and in italian the answer of isma is “beware, i killed for a lot less” genius

If I catch Yzma looking like that I would probably scream in pure terror.

"EUGHHHHHH!!! THAT BEE IS LIVING MY LIFE!!!"

Omg i didn't know that 😳

Holy crap! I just got enlightened! I did not know that

Wow that makes so much sense now

same here

It absolutely makes sense, Eartha was great and did a great job here👍🏼

RIGHT?! ❤

At the same time, Abby’s pregnant friend from LOU2 (I don’t remember what this fool’s name was) with a pregnant belly was running, climbing obstacles, ignoring the concerns of the child’s father, declaring “why does his opinion suddenly matter?” and in the end she killed not only herself, but also her unborn child. it doesn't show her as a strong female character, it shows her as a brainless fool with no self-preservation instinct, and worthy of a Darwin Award

He gets it from working out with Herculad and Charlie

Bruh, I keep saying this.

Not really sure how they missed that. By all accounts it doesn't make sense.

​@@-Oddity That fits perfectly lmao

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OK I JUST NOTICED AS WELL their house has a babysitting ghost

isn't it tied to something on the wall? or maybe the fact that it stays floating just so they can do the patty-cake thing is itself a visual gag

2:56 It's tied to a peg on the wall lol

@@cyncir I realized after looking again, but i didn't really care enough to edit/delete my comment.

@@mattchaos5692 Lol it's okay, that'd be funny if it was a ghost

WHAT! WHEN,? WHATS IT CALLED?

@@edwardbo4666 (years back, it's called Kronks New Groove. Its an underrated sequel)

@@kazuichisouda2487 thank you

@@edwardbo4666 I've seen it before, it's a good one. It's on disney Plus.

He WHAT?!

I think it's one of the best scenes in the whole movie

You and me both.

As an expeditor, i feel you. Its annoying having to tell the line a changing order and making them do extra unnecessary shit

He's my spirit animal.

And Joe Swanson

She is why I hate teachers.

🤣

Turns out when a teacher treats kids like trash, they're less motivated to behave and learn.

An entire class of dumbasses, impressive

The principal is just a winny little weenie

Yeah......His knees. His pants sure pitched a tent, all right

I...don't entirely agree with that. While I have seen very few Disney/Pixar movies in recent years, there have been some really fantastic ones. Inside Out, Encanto, SOUL( oh my god that movie touched me), Big Hero 6 in a lot of ways, Wreck-it-Ralph, just to name some off the top of my head. There has been some really fun, and really thoughtful stuff put out, one just has to be open to it.

She is surprisingly patient with him, yeah. She still turns on him at the end but for a villain she really had the fuse of a saint when it comes to his many blunders. Plenty of other Disney villains would have killed Kronk for less.

For all Yzma is a villain, she recognizes that she has a hypercompetent sidekick (in some areas) and recognizes it is better to please him and not harangue him for his many mistakes until she is that pissed off at not catching Kuzco.

That's it. *clickclick* She's goin' down.

Right?? I learned Way more Spanish when I taught myself than I ever did in a formal classroom setting.

Think the tent scene alone proves he ain't a princess.

2. The character does have a humanoid appearance 4. The character has done deeds most heroic 5. The film wasn't a major failure on launch 6. The character has the massiest appeal towards viewers and audiences 1. - the character might not be considered the central role. 3. - he's the star character of Kronk's new groove, a sequel. Points 1 and 3 prove you wrong, as per official Disney princess requirements

Yeah it's tied to the wall

What's it called

Kronk’s New Groove

Remind me of Peter griffin talking to his self conscious

How they don’t even know how they got here

​@@MariaCruz-cn6qmKronk showing a map on how it doesn't make sense that him and Yzma beat Kuzco to the lab. Yes