Why didn't they make her historically-accurate?
Why didn't they make her historically-accurate?
Daniel Brown
Mason Fisher
between rings of power and this and all the democratic political victories, chuds really are being mind broken
Charles Ramirez
This is an improvement if I may say so.
Landon Myers
If you genuinely believed any of the bullshit you just typed, you wouldn't be here.
Cameron Howard
lmao
Aiden Anderson
You forgot the neck stretching rings you racist
Brayden Richardson
No one cared about cinderella being played by a black actress in the 90s so why are ppl up in arms about this same sort of thing today?
Jose Morgan
soon we'll be able to AI edit movies to do this or make them white
Blake Carter
Because there is a blatant agenda going on for the last ten years. If you don't see it, you are lying to yourself
Xavier Martin
because they don't wanted to colonize our minds, was a good and fun reinterpretation... not a forced shit to push political agenda for their oligopoly
Gabriel Collins
Good question. It's almost as if divisive outrage is being encouraged and amplified somehow.
Lucas Harris
only the last ten years?
Logan Anderson
cuz thats motherfucking BRANDY, BITCH
Isaac King
because SOUL vs SOULLESS
Chase Price
wtf is this real?
Michael Carter
It wasn't as common and repetitive at the time, and plus Brandy was hot and popular at the time... and most importantly there was no agenda apart from just making a comfy TV movie. With that said, I miss the '90s.
Nicholas Fisher
I bet you my house that a significant amount of the outrage is coming from bot accounts.
Alexander Garcia
>Why didn't they make her historically-accurate?
shouldn't her flappy pancakes also be hanging out like on National Geographic?
Michael Nguyen
A black version of a fairy tale is one thing, like wizard of oz vs the wiz. But what is happing here is that Ariel has been replaced by black Ariel, as in she is the one true definitive Ariel now, not some alt version aimed at blacks like 90s Cinderella. That's how we looked at movies like that back then, it was just a black version aimed at the urban crowd.
Secondly, all the advertising for this new and improved Ariel is inherently anti white in nature and is specifically designed at provoking whites. Just look at the new trailer for the little mermaid, everything in there is trying to sensationalize that Ariel is now black and that it is good. There is no value lost replacing a white with a black, that's the subtext.
John Allen
stings, doesnt it, chud?
cant handle a little diversity in your movies?
Camden Cooper
>Why didn't they make her historically-accurate?
Because that would be cultural appropriation, she's American NOT African.
Luis Hughes
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Jack Johnson
C.H.U.D.? But I don't eat human meat.
Isaiah Howard
back then no one could speak their mind on social media
Ethan Ramirez
This was actually good. The main song is still stuck in my head 20 years later.