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i most definitely DISAGREE that there’s any kind of sexualising in the movie. the only thing i’m seeing is kids dancing, nothing weird. people are the real problem, finding anything ‘weird’ or ‘wrong’ with KIDS.

that "little bit naughty" part was nothing more than being mischievous. That's what the look on her face was. Honestly first person I've seen who views it as something inappropriate lol

In the broadway version they were more out for revenge and angry rather than celebrating. In the movie they are celebrating that they now have freedom to have fun and be wild. Nothing about the dancing is “sexy”.

If you saw that dance as "sexy" I think that's a issue on your part none of that was remotely "sexy" it was a move to show she's letting loose and being a wacky rebellious kid. Please learn the context of songs before you react to them because the Broadway song and musical songs are in different context

the problem is not a "naughty" movement, the problem is watching something naughty when they are just dancing... girl, check yourself,,,

Girl, you really need to check the context of what you're watching before you watch it. My god.

Norty is slang for Naughty, and also plays into the whole spelling theme with the song. "We can SPL (spell) how we like." Saying part of their revolting, is spelling however they want, not listening to the headmaster telling them they're wrong. As for the spelling stuff, they're actually spelling multiple words throughout the whole song. "We'll S-I-N-G, Songs! U-S-I-N-G, Rhymes! We'll Be R-E-V-O-L-T-I-N-G, It is too L-8-4-U (too late for you) We Are-E-Volting" And the adults that jumped in at the end are supposed to represent the older kids at the school. The younger kids started the rebellion, and eventually the whole school joined in, including the older students.

The adults are the older kids in the show. They symbolize just how much older and scarier the older kids look to the really little kids going to school for the first time. Edit: The matilda musical is pretty solid honestly. personally it's not an album I listen to every song on but it has a few really good songs (revolting children being one of them). The dancing was always it's strong suit in my opinion.

In the musical, the kids portray the first graders and the adults portray the fifth/sixth graders.

If you find a girl just doing a circle motion with her hands and looking up and to the side "sexual", then maybe you should take some time to introspect as to why you think so, because there's nothing sexual about what she did. Like let's not go there... she's a kid, she's dancing, it's a cute sassy move. You thinking that's sexual IS weird.

No hate to the creator here, but seriously do some research. The kids were singing live not lip sync. The bad spelling is a joke. Stop projecting your own bias regarding sexualisation

They had just gotten rid of the Trunchbull, so they weren't grumpy, but were delighted whilst showing some facial fighting spirit at the same time.

My recommendation is to watch the whole film before reviewing songs individually just so you understand the context of it

Girl, the new movie is more a song of celebration. Because when they get outside there is confetti and signs that they are happy. But the other musical is more of a mad reaction because the trunchbull. You need to watch the movie girl.

Norty is slang for extremely disobedient and mischievous, yeah it’s just ‘naughty’ 😂

"Is that weird?" YES IT IS WTF THIS IS A BUNCH OF CHILDREN BRO

In the stage version, they had kids playing the roles of the children in matilda's class, who are supposed to be like 5 and just starting school, and had adults playing the older kids. They play on the size difference to emphasize how small the little ones are and how big and scary things look to them. It works really well, but I can see how it would look weird out of context.

5:34 yes…that was so incredibly weird.. these are children DANCING… girl..

I think the word you are looking for is sassy, which was the little girls natural facials not directed to look "sexy"

Tim Minchin, the composer, has a TikTok where he goes over the spelling. They are spelling the way they pronounce it in their British slang.

My favourite song in the Matilda musical has always been "When I grow up." I love the choreography with the swings. I really hope the movie does the song justice.

They said “Norty” because not even 10 seconds earlier they said “if enough of us are wrong, wrong is right” and I don’t think they’re lip syncing because Bruce in the first movie was more dramatic, for example when he was doing a “ Mariah Carey” move.

Directors: so guys were gonna have you guys learn this choreography Red hat girl: this is my chance to shine

in the musical video, so the one that isn't the movie, the older children that come in are supposed to represent those that have been at the school for a long time and have gone a bit crazy. They represent what years of repression and strict schooling can do to a child if that child isn't also being nurtured and cared for

The broadway song and the movie song are in different contexts, in broadway they’re angry while on the movie they’re free and celebrating. And it’s disgusting you see the naughty move as sexy, I just saw a girl being sassy and mischievous. They’re kids, if you think a mischievous dance move is sexy, you’re the one with the dirty mind not the kid

I didn’t know they turned this into a movie!!! Saw it on Broadway and it was amazing!

I came from another Matilda reaction, and I see EXACTLY why people are getting onto you. And lmao hilarious!! At 6:54 you see the Broadway kids doing the same move

I watched the whole thing in cinema with my dad I acc loved it, the girl who played Matilda is so cute In a British accent, Naughty is pronounced like norty, and ig it just flows better

If ur having trouble with the lyrics they are spelling “Revolting” “It is 2l84u” meaning = its 2 late 4 you. “Well S-I-N-G (SONGS!), U-S-I-N-G (RHYMES!), We’ll be R-E-V-O-L-T-I-N-G”

The whole spelling things wrong is a play into the climactic scene where they run the Trunchbull out of the school after a spelling test where she was punishing them if they got the answer wrong.

Makes me believe in the world seeing all the people who also find it weird she thought the girl's actions were "sexy"

I think that look is simply her looking at the kid flying past her in the air like acknowledging a bad ass move.

This was my first broadway show and will always hold a special place in my heart for that. So, please don’t mess it up Netflix

I watched the leaked clip and listened to it on spotify and I think the male actor in the movie hit the Vocal moments you see in the live recording insanely well. Note: I think it also good to point out that the recording was from the View and i dont think the cast are all casted from the UK so it's probably easier to understand because accents and what not.

Audrey. Accept annd try to understand that its british

You have to do a comparison like this for the main song when you get the chance, it's called "When I grow up"

Is the perceived sexualisation here a cultural difference between US and UK? I'm Aus and I don't get that feeling or interpretation at all from this. Possibly too if might be influenced by seeing the song out of context - this song is all about the kids taking control, and pretty much the first time they get to take agency in the film (hence the misspelling - just one way they are revolting against Ms Trunchbull - the spelling test was the catalyst that allowed the kids to unite against the teacher. This song and dance moves have been firmly planted in my head for weeks now!!

It's really weird that you saw a dance move as something it's not. It's weird to say red-beret girl made a facial expression that you read something inappropriate into. The reason the kids on stage have 'crazier' faces is because they're performing on a stage and have to project body language, facial expressions, and voices to the back of the house. That's not as necessary on film and reads very odd when someone on film acts like they're on a stage (unfortunately, Ben Platt in the Dear Evan Hansen film comes to mind).

2:33 *”US?”* Got me for no reason-😭😭😭

We can S-P-L how we like. If enough of us are wrong, wrong is right. Everyone N-O-R-T-Y. Cause we're all a bit naughty. Say we gotta stay inside the lines, if we disobey at the same time. There is nothing that the trenchbol can do. she could take her hammer and her S-H YOU. Might have thought we were weak but we're strong. Might have thought we would break but you're wrong. Cause you finally pushed us too far. There's no going back because we R-E-V-O-L-T-I-N. (Revoking times) Well S-I-N-G. U-S-I-N-G we'll be R-E-V-O-L-T-I-N-G. It is 2 L 8 4 You E- R VOLTING

Love that you reacted to both the movie and musical version of this song! If you haven’t seen it yet, I would highly recommend watching the Tony Award performance - they perform a medley of songs of the show, including Revolting Children, and it’s my favorite performance!! (I am still lowkey bitter and believe that Matilda should have won the Tonys in 2013 haha) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y9J2maedybfUd6s.html

I dont think the "naughty" part was the problem I think it's you...

5:34 WHAT?

‘Revolting’ means fighting back. R.E.V.O.L.T.I.N.G

"U-S-I-N-G, what are we spelling" 😂 I love when people overthink.

I like how she said “it’s not spelling as much” even tho is the same song (the movie has some changes) and they have the same spelling in them

So excited for you to see this movie, you're gonna love it in full. I saw it today in the cinema and I really enjoyed it 😁

Naughty has a very different meaning in the UK. When a kid is naughty, it means they're disobedient.

You should react to Stick it to the Man from the School of Rock musical. Talk about impressive, those kids are jumping almost the whole time.

you should react to "the ballad of jane doe" from ride the cyclone! the actress hits some amazing notes while upside down its incredible

The song comes after the scene in which the children purposely misspelled words. The songs are integrated into the plot and can't be fully understood on their own, without the rest of the movie.

I like this so much because it brings back the time that I went somewhere to go watch my friend perform Tilda it was amazing and it has all of the songs that are in this that’s what I love❤

I wish she had took the time to watch the movie because if I'm reading these comments correctly these two songs are the same but with different contexts. I know for a fact that in the movie the kids had just been freed from the trunchbull. They are happy and upbeat because they had been liberated.

they say "we can S P L (spell) how we like", so NORTY is like they're saying that even though they're spelling it wrong they're basically going against that.

5:33 why would you even think that? Naughty does not specifically mean what you are thinking about, it means mischievous and what you are think is just W E I R D you need to look at yourself

Going to see this soon!! It looks absolutely amazing.

please also post the other song scenes such as quiet, naughty, school song etc.

Oh my gosh you are so great! So glad this popped up in my homepage. I’m subscribing! And I love Matilda The Musical so much! You should definitely react to the West end revolting children. Also you should react to Nauti from the West End, Broadway, and the movie musical. I can’t wait to see the movie musical!

Some lyrics were changed for Americans. Broadway audiences wouldn't be able to cope if their enunciation wasn't clear. There are pros and cons to both. Live signing and dancing is far harder but the film was more accurate with the way children would speak, or in this case sing.

Does anyone know where the broadway cast was filmed? I would LOVE to watch the full version of this broadway cast…..

Tim Minchin is a musical genius. You have to hear his works to really be able to capture the magnitude of the song. The opening school song is just a glimpse of his word play. But yeah, the songs in a musical tend to move the story forward, not just a breakaway from plot line like a movie. So you can’t just listen to the songs individually.

This is so fun and interesting 🙂💜

The best way to watch it with subtitles

Stop calling it sexy and naughty your just looking at wrong areas in the video, plus I get it the musical version takes much longer than Movie-musical version but I don't feel that it's right that your comparing the musical and movie because obviously there is going to be lots of differences but the movie version actually gets overlooked and restricpted most of the time while the musical version is using actual action and physical performances while the movie uses editing and lots of scripting for it. Plus the movie version of Matilda is actually focused on the the main idea of the musical as well the character development, the music is pretty good in my opinion as well choreography but just because the girl rolled her eyes DURING the dance doesn't mean it's a "sexy" or "naughty" move it's called acting the part plus your just sexualising the choreography overall in my opinion and its annoying, please think before you comment, just watch the video and don't talk during it and then when your ready taking notes or like opinions you can talk about.

Naughty in the UK is disobedient. A naughty child is a misbehaving child. Not something dirty that is the meaning it gets in America.

We need a full version now

I've watched this exactly 34 times 😁I know every word

Honestly, the Tony award performance is almost certainly live, this one is on a TV show so it might actually not be. There were 2 kids in the front making naughty moves in the "a little bit naughty" part too 😜, that's the move still in my head when I hear that part, despite having seen the new version a lot. On stage they used adults to play the older kids.

They did choreograph 200 kids for that song.

We can SPL/S-pee-elle how we like (spell incorrectly if we want to) NORTY (misspelling of naughty, phonetically how it’s spelled in British accent) It is 2 L 8 4 U (too late for you) we R Evoluting (“are” is used to spell first letter of revoluting)

I still have to wait till Christmas to see this 😢😢

The funny thing I learned see the musical live is that the tall singers are actually big kids😂

In a non-rhotic accent, norty would indeed sound similar to naughty.

In the movie, they spell We can S P ELL how we like If enough of us is wrong, wrong is right Everyone N O R T Y, we're a little bit naughty Say we oughta stay inside the lines If you disobey at the same time There is nothing that the trunch bull can do.

wow i've never seen the broadway version it was so impressive

I was like, hey this movie was already launched and i didn't saw, how that happened? And no this movie just will launch in 25 december here in Brazil. Great video ^^

I want to recommend that you react to some Glee songs: - Merry The Night by Adam Lambert - We found love by Lea Michelle and Naya Rivera - All I Want for Christmas Is You by Amber Riley

I think the kids are misspelling words because the principal would not let them miss a single word

We don't have just 30 seconds, the movie soundtrack is out already 😢. Wish you had known that and done the whole thing but oh well... 😞

2:20 was me too!! they Bodied that crip walk!!!! 😂😂😂😂

Hi I really love your videos and I wanna say that the big is that you said is that the teachers it’s actually the big students because they come out like at the background and then then it’s like they want more students because there’s only a little bit of chairs so so it’s for like little people and then after they just add more people from the background because there’s like a little sly in the background

I heard they were singing live for most of it but I don't know how true that is.

I know she’s probably done reacting to West Side Story- but I really want to see Audrey react to Officer Krupke! It’s my favourite number in the whole musical and I would really like to see her react to it ❤️

Live action musicals and live broadway musicals will always have differences

Fun Fact Emma Thomson said the songs were preformed live

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love the kids strike song

They are spelling, We are R-E-V-O-L-T-I-N We'll S-I-N-G *songs!* U-S-I-N-G *Rhymes!* We'll be R-E-V-O-L-T-I-N-G

I didn't put much thoughts on the spellings. I thought they deliberately misspell words as breaking free from Ms. Trunchbull's strict spelling test.

Now that you mention it, the 2022 movie version is kind of reminiscent of Brittany Spears’ Baby One More Time video

Hahah the adults have to be there with the kids for legal reasons so yeah he's a hell of a lot older XD

I'm really amazed by the spectacle of the Netflix version. Sure, the original one rocks too, but the possibilities of movie version gave it a very different different dynamic, that I sincerely think haven't seen in any movie, at least not recently.

I think the new version is just the more exciting version. The same choreographer I beleive

Does anyone have the link to the Broadway perfomance video she watches here?

pls do some research onto what you’re making videos on. idk if you were doing it on purpose but i was just sat here annoyed that you have no idea what’s going on. don’t want this to come across badly but yeah

You should react to the song When I Grow Up from the musical Matilda but watch the royal variety show version I think that's the best version in my opinion xxx

They spell the same exact way on Broadway. Amazed you can’t hear what it says on a playback. One time fine, good lord. Using - 2l84U - USING - Revolting Rhymes etc

Right now at the cinema

we loved performing it