They were just trying to protect her and their kingdom. They tried to help her by getting to understand, but Elsa thought she was dangerous because of what happened to Anna. Yeah they could’ve handled it differently, but try raising a kid with superpowers
Actually the heart is more important than the brain. You can literally be brain dead and still technically alive. But if your heart stops beating. It's game over. The heart supplies blood to the brain and cells. No blood= cell death. The brain stem is actually the part of your brain that is most vital. Because it powers automatic functions like breathing.
For a while, I was pretty into the fan theory that the trolls somehow used their magic to steal/freeze Hans' true love for Anna in order to get her together with Kristoff. Still kinda am really. lol
I never really caught on with this movie but in all fairness, it isn't a "bad" movie. The only big issue with Frozen is that you can tell what scenes were rewritten due to the huge positive reception of Let It Go and the early parts of the movie were never rewritten. It's pretty common knowledge at this point that Elsa was supposed to be the villain of the movie. This is why Hans is such an inconsistent character. For example the scene where Hans is arresting and trying to reason with Elsa, and the scene where he leaves Anna to freeze to death is a complete 180 of Hans' character that I don't think Hans was putting up a facade. I think the betraying Anna scene was the result of a rewrite and they never changed Hans in previous scenes. I kinda wished they went with the original story where the years of isolation and fear of her powers broke Elsa psychologically and she uses her newfound freedom to become the monster her parents feared that she'd become. This would create a self fulfilling prophecy where as a result of that fear, they locked her away which turned her into what they feared. To me, this would ask an interesting question of "does someone who has done terrible things because of the fact that they've never known love deserve love in the end?" Then again, it is a Disney film so they might never have intended to go that deep.
i know elsa was supposed to be the villain but i still think they did a good job rewriting the scenes to make hans the villain. you point out the scene where he tries to arrest and reason with elsa as inconsistent but in that scene he literally points the other guy’s crossbow at the giant ice chandelier above elsa’s head that would’ve killed her if she didn’t notice it and run in time. also, just because he’s not acting as evil as he does in ending scenes doesn’t mean it’s a complete 180 from who he is. his whole tactic was never to kill anyone but simply marry into the family so he could rule as king, maybe he planned on killing anna and elsa after he married anna idk. point is, killing and acting like a serious villain isn’t a part of his plan. this is also what makes the reveal so great. i literally remember watching this movie in the theater and everyone was shocked by his reveal. also idk what you mean by “scenes were rewritten due to the huge positive reception of Let it Go” the song literally came out after the movie was made so how would they go back and rewrite it because of let it gos popularity??
@@danny-lv6wm for the Let It Go reception point, no the song was out before the movie. I think it may have had something to do with auditioning for the role of Elsa but I'm not sure. What I do know for sure is that I was hearing the song almost everyday for more than half of 2013 because I was still in high school. The full movie clip didn't exist at the time but audio version of the song was complete and was available online and many young girls loved it. The problem now, was that Elsa was the villain but after the reception of the song, they didn't want to give this song to the villain.
Pretty sure like 90% of the hype for Frozen was the "Let it go" song lol and plus, kids were like a huge huge part of the hype. But I think Frozen did some things better than Tangled did; I felt the songs in Frozen were more catchy. But don't get me wrong - I love Tangled. I love the story in Tangled more than Frozen but Tangled only had like 1-3 catchy songs while Frozen did pretty well with all of their songs, especially when kids love them all; from "What to Build a Snowman?" to "Love is an Open Door" to Olaf's song to "Let it Go". I kind of get the hype at the time. But a few years down the road and looking back on the movie, I think people might see things differently than back then.
@@chloemarlowe3817 Obviously, it wasn't the audience reception to the song that changed it. Not even a test audience. What happened is they wrote the villain song, and the makers of the movie were the ones impacted by it, leading to a rewrite. Which makes for some of the best parts of the movie (the sisterly bond angle being a key one) and some of the worst parts (how the plot feels a bit forced at times).
Elsa actually has PTSD from almost killing her sister as a child. I had a psychiatrist tell me that. Really makes you look at Elsa in a different light. This movie is special to me though. I see a lot of myself in Elsa. I had one younger sister that I lost to cancer. I feel very personally connected somehow.
*Dylan During Tangled:* Why would they let him in? He could’ve been literally anyone returning the princess *Dylan During Frozen:* Why would they shut him out? He just saved the princess
*cause they both show the fact they know and care for eachother. also, the shut him out of the whole kingdom, not a group hug with the literal king and queen*
Or maybe they just don’t like the genre like some people don’t like horror or comedy. Or the storylines don’t entertain them. Take that to account. Besides anime is pretty popular so calm down.
He wasn't the focus. Why would they put in extra time into creating a back story for a non main character? Also what part of his "vague story” did you not get?
@@SleepyGummino When you make a character, you write anything and everything about it, main character or not, and you will probably only end up using about 20% of it. You get to know your characters, their reactions and why they act the way they do and the characters feel so much more real. They didn't do it for Kristoff, or they didn't utilise the parts they needed to to make him seem realistic. We don't know where Kristoff came from, only that he has some relations with the ice collectors. We don't know if one of them was his father, but they leave him and the trolls raise him from then on, so we actually don't know much about them.
@@SleepyGummino non-main character?? he's in like 80% of the movie how's he non-main? plus even if he is a "non-main character" his backstory is literally just "I mined ice with some dudes but then they left me behind and a troll kidnapped me" that's just not a good story at all
@@lj6697 when you´re a good writer with a good story that is. frozen is just a visualization of the sentence "we dont need men" and the male protag having no backstory is perfectly on brand
TRUE although maybe Anna herself was the one who had to make an act of true love to safe herself. that would explain it and i like the idea. like she was the only one who could save herself
@@dani010203stor good thought but if Elsa didn't hug her and cry for her she would have just remained like this being frozen (or at least I guess that cause that's kinda what they show) so I don't think that this was the actual thought. It's a really good one though cause i mean the trolls didn't say who has to do the true love act right?
@@prettygay - I mean, I figured Anna had to commit an act of true love and there was just a dramatic delay before she thawed (since most things like to give some time for the audience to react to a death before they subvert it).
I love how when Elsa was walking on the water Dylan goes "She's basically Jesus, if Jesus could control ice." Jesus can literally control anything He wants 🤣
The problem is he's a product of Elsa, without her he can't live to begin with. So I don't think he actually has a heart and stuff. His love is basically artificial, though true to him.
Also if true love is an act that puts one's needs before your own, isn't just the action of Kristoff bringing Anna back so she can be safe and happy despite how he feels about her an act of true love? Like this true love description is pretty vague.
The thing is Elsa has a social anxiety and inferiority complex. She can be the best and the most powerful but her social anxiety hinders her on dealing with other people. Imagine being kept inside a room with no to minimal interaction with outside world and being bombarded and pressured by her parents for so long. Definitely she will be socially awkward. Honestly I would blame her parents for making Elsa like that. There are people in the real world like Elsa.
Agree, but it also extends onto elsa being neglected and jumping at any chance to be loved, which Elsa criticizes her for doing even though she played a role in that neglect. Anna is also a real person and I would have liked to see more of the sister dynamic played out
15:40 tbh when i first saw this i was like “wait is Kristoff gonna end up with Elsa cause he loves ice or r we actually getting a male character who isn’t a love interest and is just a friend??” i was incorrect on both accounts-
@@petedavidson7003 both of them are kind of thick considering the fact that Elsa could provide her entire kingdom with an unlimited supply of ice but chose to run away and Anna actually was going to marry a complete stranger without a second thought. And then she started dating a man whose best friend was a reindeer...
I'm actually so happy that I watched this movie in Polish cause the snowman is actually HILARIOUS in the Polish version. They changed most of the jokes and they're amazing
I used to think the same about Elsa, but when you start seeing her actions as her having depression, it all just makes so much sense and you start to see her in a completely different light.
Trolls: Fear will be her enemy, she must learn to control her powers. Her parents: Sooo, what you're saying is we should teach her to be terrified of her powers and completely lack any understanding of them by barring her from experimenting? Trolls: I - I don't... What?
There's actually a fan theory I think, that Anna has powers too, hers is super strength I mean the woman fought off a pack of wolves and flung a whole stone statue clean across the room, and I think she punched Hans (who is taller and heavier than her) smack off the boat at the end and it didn't seem to hurt her at all lmao
I think Dylan misdirect what feelings and emotions meant for the plot; every time elsa’s power wasn’t “perfect” was when she tried to control herself or push back her emotions. It’s quite beautifuly and detailed portrayed through the film. Every scene that her ice is perfect and smooth and well…. Powerful, it’s when she let her feelings flow and be felt. So basically, when Anna did the act of true love; she finally understood what she’d needed since the beginning and was taken away from: LOVE I guess that’s the reason it was such a great movie for kids.
i'm glad you brought up the look Hanz gave that implied he actually had feelings for her because if he really was plotting, that wouldn't have made sense. i always hate when shows and movies do this then have that character betray/be evil/etc
@@kinggeorgeiii7229 she is traumatised from the past and from the song all is found , "... dive down deep into her sound, but not too far or youll be drowned ..."
@@tamiam2406 During "For the First Time in Forever" when Anna first opens up the castle doors and walks out, she walks passed Flynn and Rapunzel. I believe Tiana can also be seen in the ball room later.
Leyetelle Blue not really. Have you seen malificent? It has the same concept of you don’t need a man’s love type of situation. So the concept isn’t original it’s also done very badly
If you look closely, when Hans goes to “save” Elsa from the arrow, he looks up and notices the chandelier right before he runs to force the mans aim upwards. He was trying to kill Elsa while looking like he was saving her.
@@crystalmethany3245 Most people watching don't expect him to be the villain. he hasn't done anything to really make us think that he is a bad guy. so when he gives Elsa a pep talk and then saves her we think he's still a good guy. because if he was really a bad guy he would have let her get killed and then Anna would die and he'd be king like he wanted because Anna in trusted her kingdom to him. however I will forever agree with MatPats' theory that the trolls mind controlled Hons so that Anna would be with Christoph.
So, I like the theory that the trolls are the real villains. They’re clearly capable of magic and mental manipulation (two different alliterations, you’re welcome), and Hans was a pretty nice guy up until the trolls found out that Anna was engaged to someone other than Kristoff. There’s more to the theory, but basically the trolls hijacked Hans to clear the way for Kristoff
Yep! NGL in mythology trolls were creatures that were nothing but trouble, kinda like pixies and leprechauns. It doesn’t even explain how the elder troll knew what to do, let alone he literally told Elsa what her weakness was, and doesn’t even object when her stupid dad clearly wasn’t listening and decided to do the one thing not to do that’d undoubtedly make it worse. Also Kristoff and Anna to me were catty up until they get to the trolls, and they wanted KRISTOFF to marry the princess because they know he has a poor man’s job (ice harvesting wasn’t a good job)
Dylan: *talking about how Else made a flawless castle and how they are fighting in it.* Me: How the hell are they all walking up those stairs of ice and on all the ice and not once have they slipped?!
Dylan: admits Elsa's parents messed up and she's emotionally traumatized because of it. Also Dylan: Why can't she get control of her emotions?! She's in complete control when she's not panicking.
Oh Dylan.. Now, whenever i hear Let It Go, i always picture your emotional acting intro at 10:29 full with the horizontal camera motion. hahahah thanks! love you!
You’re right. The trolls literally said fear is the enemy. Speaking from personal experience fear is an extremely powerful emotion. It’s no wonder her fear of herself and her powers made it difficult for her to be in control.
My theory for why Elsa couldn't control her powers was that since Elsa had pretty much stopped using her powers after the incident with Anna as her powers were growing all the energy from her powers was just building up and was just releasing on its own since Elsa wasn't using her powers and releasing that energy herself. But once she actually started using her powers after she fled the kingdom the energy stopped releasing on its own and she was able to control her powers.
Elsa’s fear came from her parents. Her parents projected their own personal fears onto Elsa, which caused her emotional and mental state to be damaged, which made her lose control of her powers which is why she always wore gloves after she hurt Anna. Remember the saying they repeated I think it was “conceal it, don’t feel it, don’t let it show”. So after being open about her powers they then taught her to hide who she was which obviously didn’t help. The only reason why this is never really addressed when it comes to the movie is because the parents died.
@@CaleyWarrior101 yeah but then how was she able to pin that dude up against the wall with such precision? She had to have been afraid for her life when all those dudes busted in trying to kill her, thus her fear should have weakened her control of her abilities.
@@kotomi4921 it was a little bit after they initially came in though. her powers seem to go off instantly when she’s anxious; maybe that was enough time for her shock to decrease a bit.
so pretending this movie doesn't exist... Poccahontas is like my childhood and probs the best and the most heartwrenching Disney movie ever... and then this shit happened and they totally ruined it 😑😑😑🤬
The point was that she couldn't control her powers because she was taught to be afraid of them and was constantly stressed, etc. She learned to control them because she stopped seeing them as the villain. That's literally what Let It Go was about Dylan 🤣
Kikiricki Kira I mean if you're paying attention the troll asks 'born or cursed?' and the dad replies born. She just has always had it, like a lot of protagonists with weird abilities.
20:59 I think we can all agree on this answer. I mean, Kristoff had so much trouble proposing to her in the 2nd movie. You know who wouldn't? Her one true soulmate! Of course it's Sven! Prove me wrong...
I think a lot of people miss the point that Elsa can control her powers but it's obviously the anxiety that's stopping her from doing it. As a person myself who has social anxiety and a lot of insecurities i am very well capable of doing stuff just for the sake of doing it. Like giving a speech infront of hundreds of people isn't something impossible but my anxiety can stop me from controlling simple and natural acts of my life just like elsa's powers were natural to her so obviously she could control it if she wanted to but she was too scared. They made her insecure and filled her with all this anxiety that all her power could do was hurt people. That's why she is in better control of it in isolation where she thinks she can't hurt anyone and stray away from their judgments of her being a witch and stuff. Dylan missed this massive point so i thought i would point it out even though hr might not see this.
"this movie needs a flynn rider" couldn't be more agree. i love how this whole commentary is dylan comparing frozen to tangled and saying that tangled is better, which is true.
My school actually did the opening to this movie(Vuelie) for our fall Disney-themed concert. It was actually a really fun piece to learn. And we did Pentatonix's Let It Go. That was a less fun piece to learn. Mostly because it was Let it Go, but also because it was Pentatonix's arrangement. Also, I love the line "You can't marry a man you just met" because I DESPERATELY want someone to jump in and say "You can if it's an arranged marriage" with a really confident smile, and then walk away awkwardly.
Princess and the frog is my favourite Disney princess movie, it has the best songs The only problem is I would’ve loved to see Tiana more rather than frog Tiana
7:17 there’s a theory that the Trolls had cast a spell on Hans to make him evil so Anna would get with Kristoff. A lot of people believe this because before the song “Fixer Upper,” Hans was generally a sweet guy and wanted to protect the kingdom and prove himself to Anna because she left in in charge. Also in the song “Fixer Upper,” the trolls sing this one line that goes “get the fiancé out of the way and the whole thing will be fixed!” So yeah.
that's probably because the writers changed Hans' role last minute. He wasn't supposed to be the antagonist at first but after seeing "let it go" they changed the roles. it was a good decision too. no one saw his betrayal coming because of how genuine he was in the beginning. it's a nice theory but can be proven false.
Thanks! Dylan, my dude, I've been actively supporting your channel for years. I was a teenager when I started watching ur stuff and still remember the chased by a drug dealer story about your tinder date. My mom doesn't particularly like your sense of humor, but finally somebody gets my sense of humor without calling me a weirdo. Lmao You deserve the recognition and support. You put a lot of insight into cinematography and I don't know if I've ever seen a CZcamsr look at the creation rather than the stupid politics or cringe emotions of our time. I like how you separate movies from real life. And screw the haters, you talk more than enough. Hell it's boring content if you don't create your own spin to it. Stay cool, stay you! And I'll keep watching.
@@annabellelewis5962 traitorous is used when talking about a specific treacherous action that has been displayed. But since they're talking about the horse overall - treacherous is the correct word
um the fact that dylan str8 up bought tangled no questions asked and immediately chose to rent frozen instead of buying it.... we stan a smart financial man
The sword breaks because Anna’s frozen form is just too cold. But because Elsa has ice powers she can still touch her.I love that at the beginning Elsa is the only one who can’t touch Anna because be fears she’ll hurt her, but in the end she’s the only one who can touch Anna without getting hurt 😢
“Tangled is about.... green”
First I thought he was gonna say "hair" instead of of green
I mean...there were a lot of grass and trees
My friend: "What is Tangled about?"
Me: "Green."
So green
Grass
"this movie needs a Flynn Rider" no Dylan, Flynn Rider needs a movie
This is sooo right
actually Eugene is in the movie already lmao
and Dylan should play the live action Flynn Rider.
Ooooooo
that would be my new favorite movie
Elsa’s parents were so toxic, they basically ruined their daughters’ relationship, made both feel socially awkward and gave Elsa insecurities.
They were just trying to protect her and their kingdom. They tried to help her by getting to understand, but Elsa thought she was dangerous because of what happened to Anna. Yeah they could’ve handled it differently, but try raising a kid with superpowers
Nobody said siblings had to love each other
The guilty is Grand Pabbie (the Troll leader)... he said to hide Elsa's power. And erased Anna's memories.
@@getmeouttahere1209 they don't have to hate eachother tho
@@tink6225 I don’t think they hated each other, they only grew distant
Most important parts of the body:
1a) brain
1b) Heart
2) pee pee
3) fingernails
i was the 69th like..
Well, a thorough troublemaker knows Dylan is no botanist!
Actually the heart is more important than the brain. You can literally be brain dead and still technically alive. But if your heart stops beating. It's game over. The heart supplies blood to the brain and cells. No blood= cell death. The brain stem is actually the part of your brain that is most vital. Because it powers automatic functions like breathing.
Pee pee is no 1 for me
Lmao 😂😂
Dylan: I want kids like this!
Dylan 5 seconds later: You little brat
Also parents everywhere
I don't understand why it's a big deal that Elsa has ice powers but no one ever addresses that SHE CAN LITERALLY CREATE LIFE???
Well...snow life. But yeah pretty much XD
It's addressed in the sequel.
well every woman can
I love that you’re right asf💀
Lilla Pápai true dat🤣🤣🤣
RIP to all the castle staff who got fired so Elsa’s parents could ruin her mental state.
For a while, I was pretty into the fan theory that the trolls somehow used their magic to steal/freeze Hans' true love for Anna in order to get her together with Kristoff. Still kinda am really. lol
Huh?
@@_.abby.starr._ Google it, I forget where I heard about it.
*Me being stunned for like a second.* *Also becoming obsessed with it* as a kid I used to ship them together before Hans did his whole, 'im evil' shit
@@user-es7mq8cx7z it was so unnecessary honestly
oh wow....
Hans: “ 3 brothers pretended I was invisible for 2 years”
Dylan: “ imagine being ignored but your sister for 14 years “
That had me cracking up 😂
Same
That honestly sounds like a would you rather question 😂
That happend to Anna and Elsa
Abigail Lizama-Mendez i rather being ignore for 2 years then a whole 14 yearss 😭😂
@@Livindar Me too
Dylan : I'm not going to compare this movie to Tangled
Also Dylan : Compares basically everything about this movie to Tangled
Jaida Boyce At least gets tried no to😂
I mean, tangled feels like a classic Disney movie. This movie didn't make much of an impact to me. It was just okay, nothing special.
@@lookingforlove839 more kid friendly than Tangled.
@@lookingforlove839bro what that's such a lie
I never really caught on with this movie but in all fairness, it isn't a "bad" movie. The only big issue with Frozen is that you can tell what scenes were rewritten due to the huge positive reception of Let It Go and the early parts of the movie were never rewritten. It's pretty common knowledge at this point that Elsa was supposed to be the villain of the movie. This is why Hans is such an inconsistent character. For example the scene where Hans is arresting and trying to reason with Elsa, and the scene where he leaves Anna to freeze to death is a complete 180 of Hans' character that I don't think Hans was putting up a facade. I think the betraying Anna scene was the result of a rewrite and they never changed Hans in previous scenes.
I kinda wished they went with the original story where the years of isolation and fear of her powers broke Elsa psychologically and she uses her newfound freedom to become the monster her parents feared that she'd become. This would create a self fulfilling prophecy where as a result of that fear, they locked her away which turned her into what they feared. To me, this would ask an interesting question of "does someone who has done terrible things because of the fact that they've never known love deserve love in the end?" Then again, it is a Disney film so they might never have intended to go that deep.
i know elsa was supposed to be the villain but i still think they did a good job rewriting the scenes to make hans the villain. you point out the scene where he tries to arrest and reason with elsa as inconsistent but in that scene he literally points the other guy’s crossbow at the giant ice chandelier above elsa’s head that would’ve killed her if she didn’t notice it and run in time. also, just because he’s not acting as evil as he does in ending scenes doesn’t mean it’s a complete 180 from who he is. his whole tactic was never to kill anyone but simply marry into the family so he could rule as king, maybe he planned on killing anna and elsa after he married anna idk. point is, killing and acting like a serious villain isn’t a part of his plan. this is also what makes the reveal so great. i literally remember watching this movie in the theater and everyone was shocked by his reveal. also idk what you mean by “scenes were rewritten due to the huge positive reception of Let it Go” the song literally came out after the movie was made so how would they go back and rewrite it because of let it gos popularity??
@@danny-lv6wm for the Let It Go reception point, no the song was out before the movie. I think it may have had something to do with auditioning for the role of Elsa but I'm not sure. What I do know for sure is that I was hearing the song almost everyday for more than half of 2013 because I was still in high school. The full movie clip didn't exist at the time but audio version of the song was complete and was available online and many young girls loved it. The problem now, was that Elsa was the villain but after the reception of the song, they didn't want to give this song to the villain.
Well they think it’s Elsa but Hans was bad from trying to kill her, lie, and lie again, almost killing Anna
Pretty sure like 90% of the hype for Frozen was the "Let it go" song lol and plus, kids were like a huge huge part of the hype. But I think Frozen did some things better than Tangled did; I felt the songs in Frozen were more catchy. But don't get me wrong - I love Tangled. I love the story in Tangled more than Frozen but Tangled only had like 1-3 catchy songs while Frozen did pretty well with all of their songs, especially when kids love them all; from "What to Build a Snowman?" to "Love is an Open Door" to Olaf's song to "Let it Go". I kind of get the hype at the time. But a few years down the road and looking back on the movie, I think people might see things differently than back then.
@@chloemarlowe3817 Obviously, it wasn't the audience reception to the song that changed it. Not even a test audience. What happened is they wrote the villain song, and the makers of the movie were the ones impacted by it, leading to a rewrite.
Which makes for some of the best parts of the movie (the sisterly bond angle being a key one) and some of the worst parts (how the plot feels a bit forced at times).
Elsa actually has PTSD from almost killing her sister as a child. I had a psychiatrist tell me that. Really makes you look at Elsa in a different light. This movie is special to me though. I see a lot of myself in Elsa. I had one younger sister that I lost to cancer. I feel very personally connected somehow.
This is not confirmed. Don’t say it like it’s a fact.
Olaf was willing to literally die for her yet it doesn’t count as an act of true love
Exactly!
omg ur right
Olaf is the best character
@Monet Thongchanh But the troll dude said an act of true love, not an act of sacrifice out of love.
Olaf is a soulless abomination so it doesn't count.
everytime a horse runs away because something “scary” happened
dylan : iT’s tHe BeAuTy AnD tHe BeAsT HoRsE
lee taeyong is my man lol
The entire movie: is about elsa's superpowers
dylan: are they going to address her superpowers?
@AZBYCX well at least they addressed them in the Frozen 2 movie
“Is it ever address that she has magical powers?”
No, Dylan, that’s totally not the entire plot of the movie
*Dylan During Tangled:* Why would they let him in? He could’ve been literally anyone returning the princess
*Dylan During Frozen:* Why would they shut him out? He just saved the princess
Lmao that's true
*cause they both show the fact they know and care for eachother. also, the shut him out of the whole kingdom, not a group hug with the literal king and queen*
Lmao😂
Because one is a famous thief and the other one is dying of hypothermia like all the kingdom?
my name snek እምቅ
“The colds never bothered me anyways..”
“You bother me.” 😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Exactly what I wanted to comment right now 😂😂😂
@Jasmine Valencia Dylan be sayin' what I've been sayin' for the past five years about Elsa, lol. 😂
She never bothered me
Right 😂😂😂
It amazes me that people get weirded out by anime because of the large eyes but then turn around and watch movies like this with no problem like what
It’s not the eyes, trust me.
Or maybe they just don’t like the genre like some people don’t like horror or comedy. Or the storylines don’t entertain them. Take that to account. Besides anime is pretty popular so calm down.
@@imagirl688 that’s true. I just wish they said they don’t like the story or whatever instead of just saying it looks weird :/
@@imagirl688 anime is not a genre anime has all types of genres just the same as any other form of entertainment
Anime’s style just freaks me out idk why lol
Wow i never realised how vague kristoff's backstory was. Geez this movie had so many great elements but it was so sloppily put together.
He wasn't the focus. Why would they put in extra time into creating a back story for a non main character? Also what part of his "vague story” did you not get?
@@SleepyGummino When you make a character, you write anything and everything about it, main character or not, and you will probably only end up using about 20% of it. You get to know your characters, their reactions and why they act the way they do and the characters feel so much more real. They didn't do it for Kristoff, or they didn't utilise the parts they needed to to make him seem realistic. We don't know where Kristoff came from, only that he has some relations with the ice collectors. We don't know if one of them was his father, but they leave him and the trolls raise him from then on, so we actually don't know much about them.
@@SleepyGummino non-main character?? he's in like 80% of the movie how's he non-main? plus even if he is a "non-main character" his backstory is literally just "I mined ice with some dudes but then they left me behind and a troll kidnapped me" that's just not a good story at all
@@lj6697 when you´re a good writer with a good story that is. frozen is just a visualization of the sentence "we dont need men" and the male protag having no backstory is perfectly on brand
Still trying to figure out why Olaf melting wasn't an act of true enough love to save Anna
Oh my god
TRUE although maybe Anna herself was the one who had to make an act of true love to safe herself. that would explain it and i like the idea. like she was the only one who could save herself
@@dani010203stor good thought but if Elsa didn't hug her and cry for her she would have just remained like this being frozen (or at least I guess that cause that's kinda what they show) so I don't think that this was the actual thought. It's a really good one though cause i mean the trolls didn't say who has to do the true love act right?
@@prettygay - I mean, I figured Anna had to commit an act of true love and there was just a dramatic delay before she thawed (since most things like to give some time for the audience to react to a death before they subvert it).
Yup or a hug or kiss from any servant who has taken care of anna since always...
Dylan in frozen "this is child abuse"
Dylan in tangled "I love child labor"
Damn that Bias 😂😂😂
@@atharvadeshpande4749 bias I m confused 🤔😂
Pretty sure he was sarcastic in the second one, lol
elsa needs aimbot
Bias Alert
I love how when Elsa was walking on the water Dylan goes "She's basically Jesus, if Jesus could control ice."
Jesus can literally control anything He wants 🤣
If anything, both Elsa and Jesus have the same personality type like me 😂
true
That's not cannon
" 3 of my brothers pretended that I was invisible...for a year."
Imagine being ignored by your sister for fourteen years.
The mom only has 1 line in this entire movie
*"She's ice cold"*
Spoiler for the sequel:
How funny considering she’s supposed to be the source of Elsas power 🤣🤣
Right, though??? 😂
Bc Disney didn’t want to pay her more~
Really.
*RAPUNZEL'S PARENTS SAY NOTHING IN THE ENTIRE MOVIE I-*
And they don't until Tangled: The Series/Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure.
OMG I DIDN’T REALIZE THIS UNTIL NOW!!!
Honestly Olaf risking melting himself was an act of true love and couldve cured her oh well
Exactly. I would never be okay with that not being called what it was, an act of true love.
it would’ve been more oneside on olaf’s side tho
The problem is he's a product of Elsa, without her he can't live to begin with. So I don't think he actually has a heart and stuff. His love is basically artificial, though true to him.
Also if true love is an act that puts one's needs before your own, isn't just the action of Kristoff bringing Anna back so she can be safe and happy despite how he feels about her an act of true love? Like this true love description is pretty vague.
i think its an "act of true love" from Anna's side. I think only she can save herself by doing something for someone she truly loves.
The thing is Elsa has a social anxiety and inferiority complex. She can be the best and the most powerful but her social anxiety hinders her on dealing with other people. Imagine being kept inside a room with no to minimal interaction with outside world and being bombarded and pressured by her parents for so long. Definitely she will be socially awkward.
Honestly I would blame her parents for making Elsa like that. There are people in the real world like Elsa.
Agree, but it also extends onto elsa being neglected and jumping at any chance to be loved, which Elsa criticizes her for doing even though she played a role in that neglect. Anna is also a real person and I would have liked to see more of the sister dynamic played out
Yeah. This is not hard to understand, and entirely blaming Elsa for feeling like that is something stupid.
15:40 tbh when i first saw this i was like “wait is Kristoff gonna end up with Elsa cause he loves ice or r we actually getting a male character who isn’t a love interest and is just a friend??” i was incorrect on both accounts-
I also remember hoping he was just a friend😅
Dylan complaining about Elsa being stupid for 25 minutes straight
AndxI've enjoyed every second of it :)
Sofia Obolentseva Ana is stupider. She was going to marry a dude she met at a party and didn’t know anything about.
@@petedavidson7003 both of them are kind of thick considering the fact that Elsa could provide her entire kingdom with an unlimited supply of ice but chose to run away and Anna actually was going to marry a complete stranger without a second thought. And then she started dating a man whose best friend was a reindeer...
@@sofiaobolentseva9256 you have something against Reindeers? If it was a dog, would you say the same thing?
@@lordvectra7821 nope. Just saying that having any kind of animal as the only friend is not a very good sign
he would’ve been so hyped to see rapunzul and flynn but he missed it lmao
Rapunzaaal
I was about to comment that 😂
ofe omg i just realized that my bad
SnickersBar what time?
I'm actually so happy that I watched this movie in Polish cause the snowman is actually HILARIOUS in the Polish version. They changed most of the jokes and they're amazing
Oh cool I should do that as well
I used to think the same about Elsa, but when you start seeing her actions as her having depression, it all just makes so much sense and you start to see her in a completely different light.
Fr what even is that title
"this movie needs a flynn rider"
me: i think we all need a flynn rider
Spooky Cookies2 it has one, at the beginning in a corner
We definitely all need a Flynn rider
Dylan is our Flynn Rider
Spooky Cookies2 I don’t cuz I’m gay 🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈😂😂😂😂
Dylan is the Flynn Rider we all deserve 😅
Dylan: We need a Flynn in this movie
Movie: Flynn and Rapunzel walking in the background during Anna's musical
lol
Yeah, he didn’t even mention that. It’s kind of obvious
Wait where i'm blind
AthenaChild99 when Anna is singing first time in forever hanging on the lamps while the guests are coming in from in front of the gate
Yeah that’s funny haha 😂
Trolls: Fear will be her enemy, she must learn to control her powers.
Her parents: Sooo, what you're saying is we should teach her to be terrified of her powers and completely lack any understanding of them by barring her from experimenting?
Trolls: I - I don't... What?
There's actually a fan theory I think, that Anna has powers too, hers is super strength
I mean the woman fought off a pack of wolves and flung a whole stone statue clean across the room, and I think she punched Hans (who is taller and heavier than her) smack off the boat at the end and it didn't seem to hurt her at all lmao
“You can get a fire kid,, an air kid,,”
And that is how the Avatar was born
Frozen 2
I thought that😂
I thought “and then you can have an earth bender, then an airbender then another water bender then-
Also this went on in my mind for like 5 minutes
I love that he is such a big fan of Tangled
update: he dressed up as flynn rider for halloween
same i’ve never related more
Tangled is best child.
haha we all are
tangled fan till i die
Tangled is my second favorite movie of all time
I think Dylan misdirect what feelings and emotions meant for the plot; every time elsa’s power wasn’t “perfect” was when she tried to control herself or push back her emotions. It’s quite beautifuly and detailed portrayed through the film. Every scene that her ice is perfect and smooth and well…. Powerful, it’s when she let her feelings flow and be felt. So basically, when Anna did the act of true love; she finally understood what she’d needed since the beginning and was taken away from: LOVE
I guess that’s the reason it was such a great movie for kids.
i'm glad you brought up the look Hanz gave that implied he actually had feelings for her because if he really was plotting, that wouldn't have made sense. i always hate when shows and movies do this then have that character betray/be evil/etc
"This movie needs a Flynn Rider." Who's gonna tell him that Flynn is actually LITERALLY in the movie? XD
If that happened I feel like he'd be disappointed that he didn't come save this train wreck of a movie. I mean, I know I was.
Whatttt? Explain please
Wait what?
@@faithstanley2263 Rapunzel and Flynn make a very brief cameo in Frozen during the song The First Time in Forever.
Him and Repunzel are in it for a split second when the guests enter the castle for the Coronation
Dylan: Olaf isn't even funny
also Dylan: *laughs nearly every time olaf talks*
@Booper Dooper facts😂😂
Literally me.
I can't help it. Josh Gad is one of my favorite actors of all time.
Booper Dooper you can’t lie a lot of them are pretty funny or at least get a chuckle out of you
olaf was okay, however, the horse from tangled was comedic genius
@Booper Dooper that coment made my day.
"They are just chillling in the water."
Anchors: Am I joke to you
THE FACT THAT WHEN THE HORSE RAN AWAY I WAS ALSO THINKING OF BEAUTY AND THE BEAST LMAO
„The cold Never bothered me anyway😌“
„you bother me.”
i spit out my drink laughing from this lmao
I’ve got a question how does elsa not get cold and in frozen 2 she was shivering in ata who what? ( how I say atohollan )
@@kinggeorgeiii7229 she is traumatised from the past and from the song all is found , "... dive down deep into her sound, but not too far or youll be drowned ..."
@@iamstarrynights ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh got itttttttttt!
I love how he missed Rapunzel and Flynn walk into the castle in the beginning
Exactly!!!
WHERE WAS THAT?
@@tamiam2406 During "For the First Time in Forever" when Anna first opens up the castle doors and walks out, she walks passed Flynn and Rapunzel. I believe Tiana can also be seen in the ball room later.
Such a good opportunity for him to have a huge moment. 😂 Too busy geeking out about reindeer spit. 🤣
i wanted to comment the same!!
Ice blocks were used to chill food before refrigerators existed, exporting ice was a huge industry in Norway!
At 5:10 Dylan just basically described half the plot of Encanto lol
I love how it changed from "Elsa is the WORST Disney Character ever" to just "I HATE ELSA"
I noticed that too!
ppl think frozen did something completely new with the "sisterly love" concept when a whole lilo & stitch exists
I mean in the Disney world no but in the princess Disney world it's a new concept
I’ve never seen the Lilo and Stitch thing. Or Hercules. Or u know what I’ll just leave.
Yeah, I think people loved it because it was an original idea.👌🏾
Leyetelle Blue not really. Have you seen malificent? It has the same concept of you don’t need a man’s love type of situation. So the concept isn’t original it’s also done very badly
not disney but Aquamarine did the exact same tho
19:28 the theaters reaction to third scene was CRAZY
Dylan: "this is child abuse"
also Dylan: "its a whole orphanage, im hungry"
I love how he keeps calling Sven a moose when Christoff sings a whole song about how Sven is a reindeer. 😂
Mooses are better than people just doesn't have the same ring to it
@@dancerdreamer4871 Meese*
@@SpkyGhst-hu5kz lmfao
If sven was a moose he would be like triple the size he is now
Ye but sven is like The biggest fucking Reindeer ever 😂
If you look closely, when Hans goes to “save” Elsa from the arrow, he looks up and notices the chandelier right before he runs to force the mans aim upwards. He was trying to kill Elsa while looking like he was saving her.
I figured that out too. It’s weird how not many people notice it
I didn't notice that before until I seen your comment
I noticed it the first time i watched it. Thought everyone did. Homestly😕
@@izzywoods794 cant believe some people actually thought he was trying to save her
@@crystalmethany3245 Most people watching don't expect him to be the villain. he hasn't done anything to really make us think that he is a bad guy. so when he gives Elsa a pep talk and then saves her we think he's still a good guy. because if he was really a bad guy he would have let her get killed and then Anna would die and he'd be king like he wanted because Anna in trusted her kingdom to him. however I will forever agree with MatPats' theory that the trolls mind controlled Hons so that Anna would be with Christoph.
So, I like the theory that the trolls are the real villains. They’re clearly capable of magic and mental manipulation (two different alliterations, you’re welcome), and Hans was a pretty nice guy up until the trolls found out that Anna was engaged to someone other than Kristoff. There’s more to the theory, but basically the trolls hijacked Hans to clear the way for Kristoff
Yep! NGL in mythology trolls were creatures that were nothing but trouble, kinda like pixies and leprechauns. It doesn’t even explain how the elder troll knew what to do, let alone he literally told Elsa what her weakness was, and doesn’t even object when her stupid dad clearly wasn’t listening and decided to do the one thing not to do that’d undoubtedly make it worse. Also Kristoff and Anna to me were catty up until they get to the trolls, and they wanted KRISTOFF to marry the princess because they know he has a poor man’s job (ice harvesting wasn’t a good job)
I kinda believe it. It makes a lot of sense more than the actual movie.
Dylan: *talking about how Else made a flawless castle and how they are fighting in it.*
Me: How the hell are they all walking up those stairs of ice and on all the ice and not once have they slipped?!
Dylan's skin looking really good right now maybe it's the girlfriend effect
we love misoa
Ionasku Alexander u jealous?
Yea he's glowing
Sex gives you the "glow" 😂
ik this is a joke but his skin is deadass always perfect and it makes me jealous
Dylan: admits Elsa's parents messed up and she's emotionally traumatized because of it.
Also Dylan: Why can't she get control of her emotions?! She's in complete control when she's not panicking.
Yes! She has the skill, but she’s too terrified to have any confidence in herself.
Panic attacks really do be that way
Dylan doesn’t realize that no one can control their emotions, lol.
seriously and everyone in the comments agreeing with him ffs. of course she's unstable and has delusions about herself she was literally abused tf
@@jade-ft4jt sigma male trend nowadays disagree with that 💀
2:10 Fun fact: singing while while working can make people work more in sync with each other!
Oh Dylan.. Now, whenever i hear Let It Go, i always picture your emotional acting intro at 10:29 full with the horizontal camera motion. hahahah thanks! love you!
"The cold never bothered me anyway." - Elsa.
"You bother me." - Dylan 😂😂
🤣🤣
XD
That was cold
I am the one thousandth like. I feel very proud. 🤣
best part
but i still like frozen lol
I think Elsa’s “I can’t control my powers” was more of a “my emotions directly translate to my powers thus making me dangerous”
You’re right. The trolls literally said fear is the enemy. Speaking from personal experience fear is an extremely powerful emotion. It’s no wonder her fear of herself and her powers made it difficult for her to be in control.
My theory for why Elsa couldn't control her powers was that since Elsa had pretty much stopped using her powers after the incident with Anna as her powers were growing all the energy from her powers was just building up and was just releasing on its own since Elsa wasn't using her powers and releasing that energy herself. But once she actually started using her powers after she fled the kingdom the energy stopped releasing on its own and she was able to control her powers.
Elsa’s fear came from her parents. Her parents projected their own personal fears onto Elsa, which caused her emotional and mental state to be damaged, which made her lose control of her powers which is why she always wore gloves after she hurt Anna. Remember the saying they repeated I think it was “conceal it, don’t feel it, don’t let it show”. So after being open about her powers they then taught her to hide who she was which obviously didn’t help. The only reason why this is never really addressed when it comes to the movie is because the parents died.
@@CaleyWarrior101 yeah but then how was she able to pin that dude up against the wall with such precision? She had to have been afraid for her life when all those dudes busted in trying to kill her, thus her fear should have weakened her control of her abilities.
@@kotomi4921 it was a little bit after they initially came in though. her powers seem to go off instantly when she’s anxious; maybe that was enough time for her shock to decrease a bit.
Dylan: why would he smile, if he's evil it doesn't make sense
me: ITS A MISDIRECT 'O'
I’m personally a big fan of the theory that the trolls or what caused Hans’ sudden switch- like they cursed him in order to have Anna with Kristoff.
“Does Disney do love triangles? No they’re on that true love shit”
You clearly haven’t seen Pocahontas 2
Anna Torrez we don't speak of that movie👁👄👁
that movie still has me shaking i can't believe it
I was scrolling to see this comment as I heard him say it
I mean, I do want to forget it ever happened but... It happened
so pretending this movie doesn't exist... Poccahontas is like my childhood and probs the best and the most heartwrenching Disney movie ever... and then this shit happened and they totally ruined it 😑😑😑🤬
Terezie Kvapilová - I know right 😔 I’ma live pretending that movie doesn’t exist.
I wish he saw the Rapunzel and Eugene cameo when the gates were opening during "For the First Time in Forever"!!
RIGHT i was waiting for him to freak out
Hope he sees this comment
Omg
Bruhh me too!
Same! I was expecting him to freak out 😂
Dylan "This movie needs a Flynn Rider" - PERFECT🤣
The point was that she couldn't control her powers because she was taught to be afraid of them and was constantly stressed, etc. She learned to control them because she stopped seeing them as the villain. That's literally what Let It Go was about Dylan 🤣
"is that ever addressed in this movie? the fact that she can just literally do super magic things?"
dylan, it's the whole conflict of the movie.
The whole plot of frozen 2🤣
I think he meant if it is ever adressed how she got them.
Kikiricki Kira I mean if you're paying attention the troll asks 'born or cursed?' and the dad replies born. She just has always had it, like a lot of protagonists with weird abilities.
@An Average Person I thought she has powers because she was born on winter solstice?
Dylan- “and Rapunzel is about...”
Me- “green”
Dylan- “green”
Me- “I COULD WRITE A SCRIPT! I KNOW WHATS GONNA HAPPEN. I COULD BE A SCRIPTWRITER.”
Grace Doe lmao
"Who is Frozen Protagonist?"
All children: Elsa
Critics: Off Course Anna.
The authors: it's all about Sven and the carrot.
20:59 I think we can all agree on this answer. I mean, Kristoff had so much trouble proposing to her in the 2nd movie. You know who wouldn't? Her one true soulmate! Of course it's Sven! Prove me wrong...
I'm disapppointed Dylan didn't notice Rapunzel & Eugene's cameo during For The First Time In Forever
@DylanIsInTrouble
Right
i would have loved for him to see rapunzel and flynn during ‘for the first time in forever’ especially since he loves tangled more than frozen
joe jonas YES!!
It’s not very obvious unless you’re really looking
Let's all agree that Dylan would probably love Nick from Zootopia. He's a foxy Flynn.
Damn! Now I really need him to watch Zootopia
I WOULD LOVE HIM TO REACT TO IT
Wait so he hates recommendations so should we just tell him to not watch it??🤔🤔
YESSS
Omg.Youre right
I think a lot of people miss the point that Elsa can control her powers but it's obviously the anxiety that's stopping her from doing it. As a person myself who has social anxiety and a lot of insecurities i am very well capable of doing stuff just for the sake of doing it. Like giving a speech infront of hundreds of people isn't something impossible but my anxiety can stop me from controlling simple and natural acts of my life just like elsa's powers were natural to her so obviously she could control it if she wanted to but she was too scared. They made her insecure and filled her with all this anxiety that all her power could do was hurt people. That's why she is in better control of it in isolation where she thinks she can't hurt anyone and stray away from their judgments of her being a witch and stuff. Dylan missed this massive point so i thought i would point it out even though hr might not see this.
I’ve tired it! You can pick a lock with a carrot 20:24
“This movie needs a Flynn Ryder”
The tea has been spilled. Kristoff is just so boring
But he's such a cutie!
And Elsa too lol, at least Anna is a nice character
I love dylan for speaking the truth
@@skylar7720 Hamilton?
flynn ryder is the superior disney prince
Dylan: "I know the major plot points of this movie"
Also Dylan: **sees Elsa**
"Oh that's right she has super powers!"
😂😂 right?!
"do they even touch on that in movie?"
Lol well.. that would be about the whole plot of this thing... So... Yes!
10:45 me, waiting for Dylan to throw the sour patch kids like elsa does with the snow: 👁 👄 👁
I hate that her parents made her hide her powers instead of helping her learn about them and control them.
"this movie needs a flynn rider" couldn't be more agree. i love how this whole commentary is dylan comparing frozen to tangled and saying that tangled is better, which is true.
@Amber Verdun Fix your personality please
Amber Verdun chill , this is a youtube comment section .. wrong spelling, whatever, okay ... but capital too ? 😶
well its your opinion so
Lmao, did Amber delete their comment?
Amber Verdun oof
*Valuable Body Parts:*
1a) Brain
1b) Heart
2) Pee Pee
3) Fingernails
9:55 i’ve never noticed that interaction before OMG 😂
My school actually did the opening to this movie(Vuelie) for our fall Disney-themed concert. It was actually a really fun piece to learn. And we did Pentatonix's Let It Go. That was a less fun piece to learn. Mostly because it was Let it Go, but also because it was Pentatonix's arrangement. Also, I love the line "You can't marry a man you just met" because I DESPERATELY want someone to jump in and say "You can if it's an arranged marriage" with a really confident smile, and then walk away awkwardly.
Tangled and Princess and the Frog are the superior Disney movies that’s all I gotta say
Finally someone appreciate the princess and the frog, it deserves more attention it so good.
Princess and the frog is my favourite Disney princess movie, it has the best songs
The only problem is I would’ve loved to see Tiana more rather than frog Tiana
i wish i could like this 10,000 times.
And Big Hero 6, pushed aside completely when its an excellent movie.
tbh i wish Brave was more appreciated
“does disney do love triangles? no they’re on that true love”
the hunchback of notre dame has a love SQUARE, sweetie
who's the 4th? Esmerelda, Quasimodo and Phoebus?
@@jadab.3255 SO rapey! Hellfire is great, though.
Felicia Taylor I’m 20 yrs old and hellfire still gives me chills
@@jadab.3255 Yes!
Pocahontus has a love triangle! and ends up with the dude she is meant marry, dying!
7:17 there’s a theory that the Trolls had cast a spell on Hans to make him evil so Anna would get with Kristoff. A lot of people believe this because before the song “Fixer Upper,” Hans was generally a sweet guy and wanted to protect the kingdom and prove himself to Anna because she left in in charge. Also in the song “Fixer Upper,” the trolls sing this one line that goes “get the fiancé out of the way and the whole thing will be fixed!” So yeah.
that's probably because the writers changed Hans' role last minute. He wasn't supposed to be the antagonist at first but after seeing "let it go" they changed the roles. it was a good decision too. no one saw his betrayal coming because of how genuine he was in the beginning. it's a nice theory but can be proven false.
@@emmylie6857 yeah ur right, just wanted to put the theory out there!
I kinda believe it ngl
Thanks! Dylan, my dude, I've been actively supporting your channel for years. I was a teenager when I started watching ur stuff and still remember the chased by a drug dealer story about your tinder date.
My mom doesn't particularly like your sense of humor, but finally somebody gets my sense of humor without calling me a weirdo. Lmao
You deserve the recognition and support. You put a lot of insight into cinematography and I don't know if I've ever seen a CZcamsr look at the creation rather than the stupid politics or cringe emotions of our time.
I like how you separate movies from real life. And screw the haters, you talk more than enough. Hell it's boring content if you don't create your own spin to it.
Stay cool, stay you! And I'll keep watching.
Dylan; "I've actually seen this movie before."
Also Dylan; "Trolls?!?!?"
he also forgets that elsa has ice powers which literally makes this whole freakin movie 😂
"What a treacherous horse !"
We all know Maximus would never but hey...
*traitorous
@@annabellelewis5962 I'm sorry English isn't my first language but treacherous isn't right ?
@@Azire I think they're both right
@@annabellelewis5962 traitorous is used when talking about a specific treacherous action that has been displayed. But since they're talking about the horse overall - treacherous is the correct word
@@GRLCODECRUSH I'm quoting Dylan cause he said traitorous, not treacherous. I thought you were quoting him so i corrected you.
14:14 you just made me realize he should have ended up with Elsa
8:45 remember dylan she was deprived of love most of her life, that's why
If Dylan wants another Flynn Rider, May I recommend *cough* Anastasia
💖
Yaaasssss!!!!!
YESSS ANASTASIA
Omg yesss I love that movie and it’s not Disney
Yes please!!! Such a great movie!!! Would love to see his reaction to it
"if you think that this movie is better than tangled then you are just wrong" made me thumbs up this video
Same tbh
Big same
I agree
SAME
@@salmak-j9349
العرب بكل مكان 😂
18:30 fav dylan moment
“If my kid had super powers I would love that kid so much more” - Abuela from Encanto
Dylan: I hate the snowman, he adds no comedic value
Also Dylan: *chuckles at Olaf’s lines*
He's not as good as the horse though
@@everythingshiny Maximussss
Kate Lattey True that.
Kate Lattey periodt 💯
um the fact that dylan str8 up bought tangled no questions asked and immediately chose to rent frozen instead of buying it.... we stan a smart financial man
yinno yuh facts
The sword breaks because Anna’s frozen form is just too cold. But because Elsa has ice powers she can still touch her.I love that at the beginning Elsa is the only one who can’t touch Anna because be fears she’ll hurt her, but in the end she’s the only one who can touch Anna without getting hurt 😢
I love when I see a thumbnail and I'm like "I don't think I watched that one" and then remember everything Dylan said throughout the video