Biggering - The Lorax (1972)
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- The Lorax (1972) Original Story by Dr. Seuss, Dir. Hawley Pratt, The Cat in the Hat Productions, CBS Productions, DePatie-Freleng Enterprises.
Music: "Biggering - Original Demo" The 88, The Lorax Singers. - Zábava
I just find funny the fact that Ilumination cut this song out of their movie because it would be more of a ""self-criticism""
tbf it would have been a sore thumb among the rest of the movie. the movie itself is way too corporate. theyd have to actually stick to the themes of the lorax and start their movie production over to include this song.
@@Sputterbugz yea they couldnt just make an "corporations dont know better we are sorry we poisoned the water supplies,we never wanted to do it" film's probably most remenbered character with a song wich tells "we dont care lmao and we know you getting poisioned, also well make something more controversial so noone realised what we did" to the same character, hell if was the corporation i woulndt wante to make an self sabotage dilm for me
I really think they were afraid of show this, the message is that greed is being feed by you, big wolfs aren't just predators they also are victims of themselves
I do like be how bad can you be song though
@@Sputterbugz the original soundtrack is all like this, they clearly caved to corporate wants, they can claim it was for any reason they want to argue but they simply caved.
In this song,The Lorax wasn't trying to save the trees.
He was trying to save the Once-ler.
What about how bad can i be?
@@melonboy-uc6jl save the trees the onceler can suck an egg
Underrated comment
you know that fits because in the movie the lorax tells the once-ler "a tree falls the way it leans". the lorax wants the once-ler to lean in the right direction away from greed and destruction and biggering.
So true
If THIS would be canon, it could have been one of the villain's masterpiece song ever
It is a masterpiece seeing how well sinked in both the audio to the footage.
It seem it sor of has, as the song has become quite popular.
for all we know it is canon, but the once-ler told the story in a different light, one that painted him as a slightly better person
@@sysyteplus2622 That would be cool but tbh that probably didn’t happen.
@@thecelticdagda nah, I think he’s right
If I were to summarize modern Disney, I'd use the entirety of this song.
*YES*
Same
Agreed.
FACT
This is the anthem of capitalism. All capital sings this song all the time.
I really love the part "Who cares if some *things* are dying?!" It's really awesome!
Dude 😐
@@Aurthur_morgan1 It's the impact. That line shows that he is beyond saving. He has become a shell of his former self. As sad as it is, this is true for any large business. Something has to die somewhere to produce your product, be it trees for cardboard boxes, or animals for pelts.
@@dbam2814 ...or a worker every year if you use uranium for power
@@coldbluebrownie Much less death than is caused by fossil fuels though. Nuclear is not clean, but it is at least better than fossil fuels. It's pretty damn expensive and risky though.
@@CMT_Crabbles actually, going nuclear powered is cheaper than continuing with oil
The choose was rough.
Without Biggering, we missed one of the most epic songs on the animated film industry.
Without How Bad Can I Be, We would have missed the memes.
We would still have let it grow
What they could’ve done was play Biggering sometime after How Bad Can I Be to really show The Onceler’s descent into madness
Then we’d get the best of both worlds
lets say that biggering could play some time after how bad can i be, maybe to show that how bad can i be is the once-ler wondering If hes evil and biggering would be his descent into some sick villain arc
@@pedrooou7699 That would work, since they aren’t the same song but use lyrical motifs it could be a great call back as to complete the transformation
Now that I think about it, just cut out the second part of ‘How bad can I be’ and it works
This is pretty much a perfect rock opera. How this didn't get released is beyond logic.
It’s on Spotify at least
@@2Meows oh thank god lol
self criticism
Well, illumination is a big corporation themselves, so…
not sure if this is the reason but im pretty sure the movie was gonna be darker at first but they changed it
The lorax's dialogue really sends chill down my spine when he talks about pride.
someone doesn't like gay people
That is Onecy-poop
I like to call it
Pride.
I honestly love how it goes dead silent as the Lorax lifts himself away and the Onceler is left all alone…
Kinda just looks like he’s flashing his ass and floating away very silently
Yeah it really shows how everything the Once-Ler did was for nothing.
Seeing all these Biggering fan videos after being familiar with the song for maybe a week or two, I’m dead serious if this song was in the Lorax movie, it would be known as one of the best villain songs ever made, maybe even on par with Hellfire (ok bold statement but Biggering is just THAT good idc)
Facts.
Certain
People would’ve liked the Lorax more if this movie made it to the Final Cut. It gives off a Pink Floyd kind of feel with how the song is constructed. The way it builds is similar to how the Onceler is building his company then it slows at the very end, knowing it’s too late to go back now. It’s a shame this didn’t make it in because, holy fuck would this change the landscape.
and I'm pretty sure this just the demo 💀
@@pemehl6414 even though it's a demo it sounds incredible I can't imagine it already finished
So damn good. Way too good for Illumination...
Fr
That's why they did "How Bad Can I Be" instead
@@Neilapolitan08 at least, how bad i can be is still a good song
@@cesarivanpintadogarcia5406 It's catchy, but it doesn't hold the message as strongly as "Biggering"
@@cesarivanpintadogarcia5406 I honestly don't like it.
Honestly I prefer this over 'how bad can I be' it slaps, it's darker, and also shows how greed can really change someone and how bad the cutting down trees thing was.
Hell, I'd say the two songs complement each other. HBCIB feels like the Once-ler downplaying the damage he does to the environment, whereas this one has him straight up try to justify what he is doing, claimimg that his company is just as much part of nature as everything else
@@kichiroumitsurugi4363 in my opinion How Bad Can I Be pushes the narrative that companies don't understand the damage that they're doing, they do, or at least are climate change deniers which is a whole nother issue. Biggering really plays in on how they actively picked wealth over protecting Earth, especially with the line "who cares if some things are dying"
Biggering are overrated they're both good song
@@kichiroumitsurugi4363how bad can I be is what once- ler remembers it and biggering is what actually happend
The song is too long and nobody would want to sit for 5 minutes because of it, also the lyrics are to meaningful and would get complaints from parents of how dark it is for their children
You know, I think both this AND How Bad Can I Be could have been in the movie. Have a shorter version of HBCIB aimed directly at the Lorax in the “I’ve just cut down one! I’m doing no harm!” Scene, and then, when things truly get out of hand, have Biggering!
Edit: I forgot to explain why. Have just the first verse of HBCIB with the “there’s a principle of nature” part, and then, later in the movie, after the Lorax’s part in Biggering, have the OnceLer say “Did you not listen to me the FIRST time we had this argument?” And sing the “principle of nature” part from Biggering.
You genius
it just autocorrects to It! when I type it
@@wunluvv21 Are you like 7?
Yes. This.
_Biggering_ is not only a fantastic song, but the existence of _How Bad Can I Be?_ As a lighter, more sanitized version of it actually adds to its impact. Having the audience first hear _How Bad Can I Be?_ and then later on get a darker, realer version of it would have a jaw-dropping effect.
I'd also keep the line "Who cares if a few trees are dying?" in _How Bad Can I Be?_ it pairs nicely with the line "Who cares if _some things_ are dying?!" in _Biggering._
@@conflictbrooks DUDE! That would be nuts!
As a kid I always wanted to bite the Onceler's fingers off and this makes me feel powerful enough to accomplish it
kinda weird but i like the idea
@@TheRealInvincibleFromTheShow the best ideas are the weird ones lol
@@TheRealInvincibleFromTheShowcant knit thneeds if you have no fingers lmao
@@Kya_YT He still has the machines,demolish them!
"Uhm, please stop biting my fingers, random person, I need those to run the factory-"
The Lorax’s speech is an incredibly underrated part of this song.
So true
It is not the lorax
@@ivankostelac-lp2rp I'm pretty sure it is, it sounds like him.
@@stelbertstyltonit’s supposed to be the lorax, it’s just the 88 voicing him.
Between the trippy music and the 1970s visuals, this gives off Pink Floyd vibes
Besides the sound of the music, this reminds me more of supertramp
Just as I was thinking about it, I saw your comment afterwards. A like to you kind stranger.
When the female vocals came in, I immediately thought of dark side of the moon, then I saw your comment.
@@hellothere2808 let’s get down to business?
the way you pieced together the clips of the lorax speaking makes it look like hes actually saying the lyrics
I think its something that NEVERTHLESS should be put in the video. Imagine the video without that detail
@@adamtomascaicedogomez4048 Either this is a bot or you missed that this comment was not a criticism
@@vizardonator8571 What does that have to do with the rest of the conversation? He says that he likes a detail, I say that detail is indispensable.
Where is the "criticism" part?
@@adamtomascaicedogomez4048 I feel it unnecessary when someone says “I like/love something” and there is a response that says “Even despite what you’re saying, it should be kept in.” They liked that detail, and you could’ve said you liked it too or something, maybe add another part of the film that was put over biggering in a nice way, but writing a comment that makes it sound like you’re responding to criticism about a detail by having a positive point about that detail despite the opposition of the original commenter makes it seem like you missed the tone of the original comment.(Sorry for the somewhat run on sentence at the end, and if English is not your first language I can see how this could’ve gone over your head.)
@@vizardonator8571 Not so much, I understood the point...somehow.
Its basically that I'm talking like a real critic but he's talking like a subjective way. Something like that?
Uh, so, sorry I guess. I didn't notice that, and I don't think that is relevant but, ok.
Now imagine how much better films illumination would make if lorax came before despicable me as the one they put all their heart and soul into
In an alternate reality illumination is on the same level as dreamworks known for creating a dark and deep movie with a good anti-corporate message
@@zer289 I wish I could live in that alternative universe
@@dead_goodbye. drawback: dreamworks has become the new illuminations, and all their movies kinda suck
What's crazy is they actually were being written at the same time, so yeah if Lorax had gone just a bit further in production, Illumination would have no grounds to stand on in terms of the whole self-critical angle...
What difference would it make if this came before Despicable Me?
This is not only a testament of how impactful this song is, but to the timelessness of The Lorax 1972.
Dr Seuss said "Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It's not."
My favourite parts
1:35 - The Lorax's speech.
3:15 "There is a principle of nature" part.
4:21 "All the customers are buying" part
Me too
I love the visual combination with the lyrics at 4:30.
When the lyrics "Who cares if some things are dying?" comes up, the Lorax saves a barbaloot from being killed by a machine. It implies that a few have been killed before or after, which makes it even darker (and thus more amazing) with this taken into mind.
I would have loved the dark tone of the original animation in the movie, with a bigger focus on the original story. It's annoying how much the new version centers on a plot that didn't even exist in the book. Though it adds a bit of insight into the lasting effects caused by the Onceler's actions, the movie barely touches down on the original story. Which means it can barely even be called an "adaptation".
We need yet another remake, one including this tone and Biggering.
The fact this is made by illumination is surprising
Being made by Illumination also explains why the song didn't make it into the movie
Not really, they just gave orders and didn't use the final product.
bc its made by artists who work for illumination, not the corporate big wigs that ruined the movie
Pause the original is made by doctor sues
no, this is the original lorax made by dr seuss
illumination just made a remaster and cut this song off because it hurts their poor little ego i guess
Its very sad how it was made 50 years ago, and yet it just describes world situation right now...
Ikr😢
The song was made for the new Lorax, it didn’t make it into the movie but this person pieced together pieces of the original Lorax to show an animation for this song, the song is new, the animation is not.
Ikr
@@sanri0hub think they mean the original story by Dr. Suess, it was published in 1971
I mean, the world doesn't change in 50 years... this could apply to humans for the last 10'000 years, where the stone age ended
Only illumnation would reject this masterpiece the voice actor went all out but in how bad can I be it wasn't as good
I don’t know if it’s just me, but for the most part when the voice actor was singing in hbcib the first half of the song sounded like he didn’t have much effort, but the moment the song reached the last part, after the “how bad can I possible be? let’s see.” part, he sounded much more zealous, that guy put in more effort in the part that showed how bad corporations can be, even if it wasn’t as great as biggering
If this was in the movie it would be so funny to go from, bright marketable Lorax to hellfire
This is literally hellfire.
i hate how this song got removed
because it's *ACTUALLY A FUCKING MASTERPIECE*
the music theory behind this, the lyrics, the meaning
why illumination ( i mean i know why but... *w h y ?* )
They didn't want it in because it was too similar to their own business model
@@femboygordonramsey.666 thats why i said "I mean I know why"
@@femboygordonramsey.666 Femboy Ramsey?!???!!
Whats the music theory behind it? o_O
@@pico2623 the chords, the melody etc
4:20 easily the best verse tbh
I wish there was a behind the scenes vid of the demo’s voice actor singing that part. I get why there doesn’t seem to be but still I can dream
420, nice
yes.
And of course illumination makes this verse longer than it is in this.
@@SylvesterTheSupernatural16 it's a really high number
Fun fact :
It never shows the Once Lers face in the original because it never showed his face in the book so dr Seuss wanted to keep it that way
notice how he says: SOMETHINGS insted of some trees, is amazing
It Means The Tree's Arent The Only One dying
@@RTFS oh i thought it meant he didnt care for the trees and just thought they were things
@@okimightcomeback even worse, the animals are things now
@aidanpkellyconvoy yah
Wow, this even has a Dr. Seuss vibe to it in the word-play and message to the original story! WHAT HAPPENED TO THIS SONG?! It’s so good, it really could’ve amped up the film adaptation to almost ten-fold if they had left it in the story😤
4:28 my soul ascends
I read this comment as soon as the Lorax was lifting himself into the air with his pants
Who cares if some things are DDDYYYYYYYIIIINNNNNGGGGG
@@John_OrangeFishI DONT WANNA HEAR YOU CRYINGGGGGGHGGG
@@AntiMatterSSIRTHIS IS ALL SO GRATIFYYYYYYY-YYYYY
If this song ended up in the movie, the onceler fandom would be such harder simps
This song was much better than how bad can I be. In HBCIB, the oncler pretty much says that he doesnt think that what hes doing is that bad and he doesnt really realize what hes doing is morally wrong, but this song is about him coming terms with the fact that what hes doing is wrong, he just doesnt care. Its a lot more realistic that way
Someone said that "biggering" is what actually happened and "How Bad Can I Be" is a coverup
Sounds right to me.
This makes a lot of sense
this song absolutely slaps. i feel like they should have put both How Bad Can I Be and Biggering in the movie. its a really hard choice.
I love that the Principle of Nature part was still kept in How bad can I be. It shows that even though this song didnt make it they atleast wanted to keep one part.
The fact that this song was cut for illumination to keep biggering is just triggering
MORE BIGGERIIIINNNNGGG!
theyre such meat heads...
I see what you did there. Nice job.
Omg the tension
The executives at Comcast and Illumination must have been TRIGGERED by this song, thus it was cut from the film. How could they stand something so honest?
I still can't get over how good this song is, gives me chills every time
I got chills... unironically
This looks like something we see in pink floyd i wish the go to that way
Adimito,essa música combina muito mais com o once-ler do livro e do curta
Com toda certeza
@@Neilapolitan08 Sorry, I'm from Brazil and I prefer "Once-ler" to "Umavez-ildo", the name of he has here
Pink Floyd’s been pretty quiet since this dropped
R.I.P Biggering, my favorite Lorax Song. ❤
i love the way they kept the part where the once-ler says “well the animal that doesn’t winds up someone else’s lunch”
THE BEST SHOULD HAVE MORE SUPPORT
Hmm yes the original lore of the Lorax
This perfectly describes Nestlé
I prefer the original once-ler. It makes it mate accurate to large companies that he’s faceless.
THIS BIGGERING 🤬🤬🤬 IS TRIGGERING!!!!!🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🗣🗣🗣🗣
THIS SONG IS FIREEE 🔥
I love how 2012 The Lorax couldn't have been a worse adaptation. Dr. Seuss book/ 1972 movie try to express how the Once-ler is not an "person", it's a company. That's why he is never represented fully, and only his hands, because he hasn't a personality, he only thinks and works for money, and biggering. Talking about Biggering, giant mistake of Ilumination to cut this song out of the movie. Now, on the 2012 adaptation, they made everything look more kid-friendly, giving the Once-Ler a personality and even making him likable, because of 2 little factors:
-This would make a big Self-Critic
-merch
2 things that the original story tries to criticise. Also the side story with the seed thing was just a giant meme.
We the people should make our own lorax the way the good dr. intended.
Ngl wouldn’t describe Seuss as good lol
@@-cherrylimeade-4872 I don't think anyone would, I mean Seuss wrote good stuff time to time but
god damn he was kind of a dick.
@@omodevand he was REALLY racist! And honestly when his wife was pissed off about the Cat in the Hat movie I felt like saying "Well that's what you get for marrying a rascist!"
I swear this "Unless" always gives me the chills...
It scares me to think that one day things will end up like this animation, with nothing to explore, nothing to get more money from. What will happen then?
Imagine! If the live action lorax have dark song called biggering?
We the people are the only ones that can fix this injustice.
AND THE BIGGERING IS TRIGGERING MORE BIGGERING 🗣️🗣️
I could honestly see it happening in a stage version which would be equally as good as the original lorax
@@Mrpix3lonni imagine what if willem dafoe played 72 version onceler in live action?
Simply yes they could even possibly get the 1972 actors depending on whos still around from it
At first I didn't realize
I needed all this stuff
I had a little cottage
And that cottage was enough
A place where I could sit and knit
A place where I could sell my Thneeds
But now I've had a little time
To re-assess my needs
And I need a bigger office
I need a bigger chair
A bigger desk, a bigger staff
A bigger hat to wear
Because I'm biggering
I'm figuring I'm biggering
And biggering is triggering
More biggering
Hey, listen up, meathead
I'm going to say this once, and I'm not gonna repeat it
Greed ya see, it's like a little pet, alright?
And the more and more and more that you go and feed it
The more hungry it'll get
But you know, you really can't blame greed
No, that's stupid
You see, it's gotta worm inside
Oh yeah, that's right
It's one that always needs to feed
And it is never satisfied
You get it?
But the more you try to find it
The more it likes to hide
Now listen that is nasty little worm
And I like to call it pride
See, now that's why you're biggering
Listen here, idiot
I'm figuring on biggering
But that biggering's just triggering more biggering
Got that? Alright
There is a principle of nature
That most every creature knows
It's called survival of the fittest
And this is how it goes
The animal that wins has got to
Claw and kick and punch
The animal that doesn't
Winds up someone else's lunch
A company's an animal
That's trying to survive (survive)
It's struggling, and fighting
Just to keep itself alive
I must keep biggering
I'm figuring I'm biggering
Though biggering is triggering more biggering
I won't stop
Biggering
I'm figuring I'm biggering
And biggering is triggering more biggering
And the customers are buying
And the money multiplying
And the pr people lying
And the lawyers are denying
Who cares if some things are dying?
I don't wanna hear your crying
This is all so gratifying
The lorax part is amazing
better than the fucking 2012 remake
damn son, the editing on display here is great. Hope this kino gets more views.
We were so close to greatness, SO CLOSE
Dr Suess would've been proud bro
Dr Seuss would have loved this song, even though it’s a bit too dark for children.
I bet he had a hand in writing it. Also, businesses expanding, biggering and destroying is also too dark for children
@@pocket3216I mean, yeah. The phrase “figuring on biggering” came from his book himself. That shows how accurate it is to Dr Seuss’s message
3:38 this was perfect.
So damn perfect
4:22 That part is really good. The images flashes to give you a wide idea of everything the Once-Ler is doing to keep is business growing, while the environment is getting completely destroyed.
Pink Floyd’s “The Thneed” fr 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Great Work, love the cartoon, love the song and this is a great combination of the two.
biggering gives us a villain who knows what he's doing. it gives us a villain who doesn't care. it mimics billionaires and corporations who own sweatshops, who underpay their workers, who pollute the air and the ground and want to build fucking factory towns to expand their operations. they don't care who they have to step on, who they have to destroy, to get on top. in a film where biggering is his theme, this is the onceler.
how bad can i be gives us a villain who honestly doesn't get it. he's deluding the public (with lines like "a portion of proceeds go to charity"), but he's also deluding himself. we see a man who's corrupting himself with greed and doesn't realize it until it's too late. the lyrics would be more powerful if it had a similar tune to this song, but it's vaguely reminiscent of modern pop and doesn't pack nearly the same punch -- and since the song grows gradually darker, we still get that idea that he just really, really doesn't _get it._
we deserved a film that told billionaires to go shove it. what we got was a watered-down version of something that could've been great, just so it would be more digestible. the original message is what makes kids' movies memorable even years after they're released. the easy one, it's forgettable.
The fact that this could’ve been avoided and more profitable if the once-ler just cut the thneeds off the trees and left them in the ground is wild to me
The song actually works better with this version's tone (the tone the film should have had.)
i love this song, i really do, at the end, where it gets more extreme you can just feel the environment collapsing, the industry growing, people getting poorer per day, and the world falling more and more apart, its also really dope tbh
This isn’t fair the Lorax gets to see The Once-Ler’s face and we don’t in 1972
the once-ler isnt a person. hes a company
@@TheCatOfAgesHe's faceless because the Oncler could everyone, likr you and he has also a glove covering his arms and a oncie like outfit which covering its whole skin because it literally means that everyone could be like him, the onceler is everyone(companies too). and the reason why illumination show his face so the audience(especially children who haven't read the book) who haven't read the book will not be confused if he's a human or not or maybe they'll mistake it as a grinch creature
4:22 aca se pone muy oscura la cancion
No es oscura si no GOD
Lo más epico no es la música en si si no como intentan que coordine con los clips
Y sí, porque lo que hizo el Once-Ler no tiene justificación. Lo hicieron alguien malo, y no un malentendido llevado a la maldad por su familia como How Bad Can I Be?
Aveces me preguntó como hubiera sido la cosa si Biggering se hubiera concretado?
@@juanluisisaiasgameplays6604hubiese sido la misma película solo que con la canción incluída. Ahora, el impacto hubiera sido otro. De todas maneras me gusta más la canción con esta adaptación animada porque se ve mucho más cruda y oscura al ver al Once-Ler sin rostro y retratado no como una persona sino más bien como una empresa.
I find this song with this animation very dark especially with the oncelers hands being the only thing shown in his appearance it give it a more dark and greedy take maybe showing how the hands are used to touch and take things...
The point of the onceler is that he could be anyone, which is why only his gloved hands and arms are shown, because it could be you or me under those gloves.
To go further, the road to hell is paved with good intentions. The Onceler isn't a bad person, he's a completely average person who's stumbled upon a golden goose, and his indecision and rationalisations and cavalierness have inadvertently resulted in the destruction of the environment.
That's why I'm not a super big fan of the Biggering song in the story sense, because it does makes the Onceler seem self-aware, and doesn't carry the idea that doing nothing isn't enough super well.
@@phantomfire50131:43 the Lorax explains Onceler's situation, it's his Pride and greed that caused it.
It was because of his pride, ego and greed that he did all that, when he got rich with the Thneeds.
@@LennyQUMFIF And if you just listened to this song instead of the original materials, you might actually believe that even though it's completely the wrong message.
Hey, listen up, meathead
I'm going to say this once, and I'm not gonna repeat it
Greed ya see, it's like a little pet, alright?
And the more and more and more that you go and feed it
The more hungry it'll get
But you know, you really can't blame greed
No, that's stupid
You see, it's gotta worm inside
Oh yeah, that's right
It's one that always needs to feed
And it is never satisfied
You get it?
But the more you try to find it
The more it likes to hide
Now listen that is nasty little worm
And I like to call it pride
See, now that's why you're biggering
Listen here, idiot
I'm figuring on biggering
But that biggering's just triggering more biggering
Got that? Alright
Dere issa principal of natcha, that almost every creatcha knows!
@@babiesonspikes Itch called survival of the fiddest
@@liltay7628and this is how it goes
The animal that wins has got to claw and scratch and bite and punch
@@thenewbaronzyafton6860 and the animal that doesn’t well the animal that doesn’t winds up someone else’s l-l-l-l-lunch! (m-m-m-m-munch!)
I just realised that’s how bad can I be not biggering 🤣
We were robbed of this song
#releasethebiggeringcut
pov: me in my minecraft worlds
Imagine dreamworks made a new lorax movie and they got the rights for this song and they included it in the movie. I really need to see this song used in a future lorax movie before I die
Lore of Biggering - The Lorax (1972) Momentum 100
4:36 I DONT WANNA HEAR YO CRYINNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
The slower pace of teh song helps with one other aspect, it's often very easy to lose track of how bad things are getting because it sneaks up.
This song is just better than how bad can I be.
Never
@@Markzin3 Not never
@@worthybutter2004 yes never
How?@@Markzin3
so much better
The way everything syncs up, my God I adore this.
Illuminations after realizing that they don't have to put effort into movies.
Bro I feel like biggering could’ve been one of the best animated movie songs.
I feel like how bad can I be and biggering could have existed together. How bad can I be showing the greed blinding the onceler to his actions, and then biggering showing him slowly realizing the damage he’s done, but choosing to continue anyway
Biggering is what truly happened, how bad can I be is what the Once-Ler told the kid.
How bad can i be: P.E Football
Biggering: Recess Football
In this movie, the onceler doesnt have a redemption, nothing, the costumers dont regret anything and theres no difference, the onceler doesnt regret anything as he is beyond saving, blinded by greed
3:55 - 4:49 Pure eargasm.
this is one of the best things I've ever seen
5:05 the moment yall been waiting for
Ronette my girl don't ever dissapear
Once'ler: *kills trees*
Lorax: *Pinches his butt and starts flying away*
Once'ler: **gasp**
being honest, even now, this song almost disturbs me, because of how dark it sounds. it almost gives me anxiety, although it would have been better to use in the movie
Same...
This Song would even be considered dark in dark Souls
Siempre se me quedaran grabadas aquellas palabras que dijo el Lorax y es que el dijo: "Has talado hasta el ultimo árbol, tal vez eso te Detenga".
Es dificil tragarse esta dura y cruel realidad pero la verdad es que los magnates del mundo estan destruyendo la tierra por que piensan que tienen el poder y el control sobre todo solo por que son grandes empresarios multimillonarios que con dinero pueden comprar lo que sea para quedar libres de cualquier castigo, las otras personas son los débiles que no les importa nada de la naturaleza y que solo les importa ellos mismos y sus seres queridos y que por miedo y temor a los magnates estan sometidos a sus ordenes y el trabajo mal pagado, lo unico que les importa es ganar dinero por muy poco que sea, son personas que se dejan comprar por salir de la pobreza, el otro tipo de personas son las que quieren vivir libres sin importarles nada son los esclavos de la flojera y no les gusta mancharse las manos ni mover ni un solo dedo pero su lengua trabaja mil veces mejor criticando y quejandose por todo, otras personas son ambientalistas y defensores de los derechos humanos y del medio ambiente que luchan contra un gobierno corrupto y luchan por el bien comun, estas son poquisimas por que siempre estan siendo amedrentadas por los magnates y el gobierno, son lo que terminan siendo gasificados, golpeados, arrestados, humillados, mojados con chorros de agua para eliminar su manifestacion en contra de lo que el gobierno hace y como se somete ante el poder que le ofrecen los magnates con el oro, la plata oh diamantes que les ofrecen para tenerlos como sus aliados, es muy complicado ver nuestro mundo como la realidad que es y que sera mas si las cosas no comienzan a mejorar y las redes sociales nos usan para mantenernos distraidos y esclavizados al contenido entretenido que nos ofrecen, que solo lo usan para no dejarnos ver esta realidad y aunque muchas veces nosotros no queremos ver la realidad y nos distraemos con cualquier cosa, mi padre me dijo una vez: "El ser humano es destructor de su propio mundo" y ahora que lo pienso tiene mucha razon con lo que dijo, asi veo mi realidad actual.
Saludos de Paz y Bien.
Por eso necesitamos una revolución comunista en todo el mundo, ABAJO LOS RICOS Y ARRIBA LOS TRABAJADORES
This song is more darker than "How Bad Can I be" for me
I love the dead silence at the end where the Once-Ler is left by himself to reflect on his actions.
Moral: Greed isn’t the answer
Why does this gives me pink floyd vibes
The Lorax
The Lorax fucking Leaving
4:22 Best part fr