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To he honest his song is the same as wut i would say im worthless if i cant be of service bec i only have 1 friend and he only talks to me when he needs me but its fine tbh atleast i got him lol 😂

You talking too much

as a big sister i relate to this song so much

Disney’s been tackling some heavy emotional issues in their recent animated films. And not so recent, I guess. The first time I heard a song from one of their movies and went “holy cow, that’s dark for Disney” was “The Next Right Thing” from Frozen II. It’s about grief, and moving on after loss. I’ve been listening to it a lot lately.

A fantastic, out-of-the-blue movie! Unique and teetering on the knife-edge between reality and fantasy. Fabulous!

7:22 "How long has she been like this?" Well, she was 5 when she got super strength. There's no telling how long she's been feeling that pressure, but probably for many years now. The fact that her little sister didn't get any super powers probably gave her more stress, and that's all the more reason for her to have bottled it up around Mirabel because she doesn't want to put *any* of her burdens on her baby sister. In the movie there isn't really a lot of time to see what was their normal family interactions before their super powers were fading, but throughout the music number Luisa is constantly saving and shielding Mirabel. Unlike the others in the village we don't see Mirabel demanding Luisa's help, but in this video she unintentionally becomes a burden to Luisa anyway, not only as one more thing that Luisa has to carry but Luisa also puts in extra effort to not make Mirabel worried for her.

Never occured to me but if Bruno has lived behind the walls for 10 years, was that the first time Bruno met Antonio?

Its rare that you watch a film and the strongest character needs a hug the most

As a younger sibling now working through all of my behaviors as a kid to try and keep my family together I soooo identify with Louisa. I yearn for a day when the weight lifts. ❤❤❤

One of the lines that gets me the most is “Give it to your sister and never wonder if the same pressure would have pulled you under” because I’ve spent years doing what I can to protect my younger siblings and hide my emotions from others….And when I would allow my parents to know how I am feeling and it didn’t go well I’d have thoughts of thinking “If they had experienced the same things I have they would not be as put together as I am.”

I was bawling the first time my friend showed it to me. As the eldest sister and sibling myself with many expectations from young age on top of the constant judgement from outside and estranged family, it just hit me so bad. Love this song.

It would of been nice to hear the story, instead of you. You talked so much, that you couldn't follow the video.

If you haven't watched it yet, it is a must see. Lin-Manuel Miranda did a great job with all of the music in this movie. He said about the movie that it is about family about how simple it is and how complicated it is. You can tell the heart and soul that was put into this movie. This movie is probably my second favorite movies of all time.

Notice how she protects her sister throughout the entire song...

Okay so this song makes a lot of ppl cry.. it's not just me

You talk way too much and you're very loud. I won't be back.

Very nice reaction, thank you. I’ve watched a bunch of reactions to Inside Out and you blew away everyone else for figuring out Joy’s toxic positivity. I’m very impressed. I’m a 50 year old guy and the two points where I always bawl are when Bingbong sacrifices himself and when Reilly gets home after running away and her dad reassures her that they’re not angry and she exhales and leans into Mom’s shoulder.

A very relatable song from an even more relatable character! She loves her family and does everything she can to try and help the family but as things keep piling on and piling on and she’s becoming overwhelmed but she would never admit she was getting overwhelmed because to her that would feel like she’s letting the family down so she slaps on a smile as a disguise as the burdens continue to pile on leaving her with this massive PRESSURE hidden just UNDER THE SURFACE. So very relatable. The part that hit even harder for me was the part where she sings, “that’ll never stop” in that defeated voice. I recognize that moment, the moment where I’m stuck for so long in such a crappy situation with no clear end in sight that eventually I stop waiting for it to end and think it will never end and this is my new normal. Probably one of the worst feelings in the world! Fortunately the “new normal” often does end eventually, you just have to HANG ON A LITTLE LONGER and be willing to admit to the people you love when you need a little help as well.

Im late to the party, but finally found someone who feels this song. I cry every single time i hear it. I feel like I've not seen a reactor yet whose heart breaks when they listen

Cctgh you have to go

1:23 Sadly, many of us actually feel that way.

same

Had to watch a few reaction videos to make sure I wasn’t the only person crying to this song. When you have a lot on your plate and it never ceases, this song will bring the rain.

Being an older sibling I feel this pressure some days

* Luisa

In the movie , Louisa is the strong sister

This is hands down the best reaction to this song.

This is my favorite animated movie, if not favorite movie full stop of all time. I feel for all the characters but I think Abuela had it worst, closely followed by Bruno who had to live in the walls of his own house for 10 years. But man, that kind of war trauma is unimaginable to those of us that haven't been through it. My grandmother was a child in WW2 and it's still affecting her to this day. Abuela is still wearing a black shawl to mark her mourning 50 years later. What a burden. Not that that makes it okay to abuse your family but still.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who got emotional during this song. ❤

Mirabel gives Luisa a hug at the end of the song because she sees how much her sister needs it, and at the end of e movie, they solve a slew of family problems, including all the pressure Luisa is under by making her take some time off her feet. They've got a hammock for her and a donkey as a waiter. So it gets better, it just takes a while

Two types of people hear this song. The ones who have childhood trauma and the ones who don't.

So amazing

Gonna be honest here. Im 30 and this movie almost made me cry. i did get teary eyed and Im not much of a emotinal kind of guy and only 2 movies almost made me teary eyed. Hunger games mockingjay Pt 2 and My Girl from 90 I do believe.

This song gets to me too, being the only boy out of 4 sisters I feel like I have a responsibility to protect them from everything

Your niece has good taste. 😁 Luisa is my favorite character in whole film 😍 Awesole video!

I had to be my mom's emotional parent for most of my life - 11 to 31. I wasn't allowed to cry, I had to be strong for my mom and her tears. She struggled with depression (probably more likely undiagnosed bipolar and BPD, but ya know, boomers), so she was crying or reacting emotionally most of the time. I didn't even tell her when I experienced sexual trauma at 13 because I didn't want to upset her or the family. Even when I saw her a couple months before her death, she still shut me down when I started to cry. "We don't get to cry", she said. I didn't even process how angry I was at her until after she died. And the first time I saw this movie was in an inpatient trauma program while she was dying.

I understand what you were talking about with your father's death and you going to that concert...that kind of blissful detachment at the worst moment. When my mom was dying, I finally got approved for an inpatient trauma program that had quite a waiting list. I was in such distress by the time I got there, I wouldn't (couldn't) take any calls and could barely go to group. My mom passed 10 days before I left the hospital. But I'll always have a voice that tells me I made a selfish choice. I heard it from a couple family members as well, that my mom asked for me at the end. All I know is I'd most likely be dead if I'd tried to weather that on my own.

Nope, definetly not a king tale BTW, choose a side quickly and remember, in got there are no heroes and no villains, is just power and nothing else

Mariano is the unsung normie hero... he gets punted in the face twice, after being rejected publicly... and he's still the guy leading the pack when the village comes to help rebuild. Abuela was partially an antagonist.. but not really.. she was mostly a victim too. her PTSD was the prime instigator of the generational trauma... and she never had a moment to herself. She put on the black scarf when Pedro died and only took it off after the flashback in the end.. much like she hold on to her grief for his loss for 50 years and probably never took the time and space to come to terms with her grief and her trauma. On top of that, she was given a magic candle and no instruction manual. she had no powers herself, instead she had 3 small babies, plus an entire village, that depended on her and looked to her for guidance. she was probably terrified of doing anything that might make the magic go away and, much like immigrants from less fortunate countries often do, imposed on herself (and then the rest of the family) a moral obligation.. they had to deserve the magic, deserve the safe haven, be virtuous and strive to be the best they could, to serve the family for the common good and hope that that would be enough to keep the magic running... Then her youngest (at the time) grandchild fails to get a door.. is the magic dying? she asks her son for help but 4 decades of strained relationships make that request go awry.. instead, for reasons he never tells her, he leaves. Alma spent the last 10 years waiting for the other shoe to drop... terrified of what a second failure might mean for the the magic, the village, the family, their survival and safety... and she has absolutely no control over the candle and no direct hands on understanding of how powers work. she's done the best she could, under the circumstances... She probably sees Mirabel as the reason why Bruno left (which is actually accurate).. and a potential first sign of the end of the magic... she must have developed some resentment towards her for making her worry for a decade. Not discounting how badly she treated Mirabel... but I do understand where that came from.

The title of this episode, "Cripples, Bastards, and Broken Things," is one of my favorite titles of the series. I'm thinking about starting a club using it. I'm all three. 😉 Joffrey does hate pretty much everyone, but he particularly hates Sansa because she saw him crying. ✌️

Old Nan, as they call her, the storyteller, is Hodor's great great grandmother. We will undoubtedly meet a young Nan in one of the upcoming Game of Thrones prequels that HBO has confirmed. The working title is "A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms" and it revolves around a wandering Hedge Knight, Ser Duncan the Tall, and his loyal squire who is secretary a Targaryen prince, "Egg" short for Aegon, who's true identity is known only by Dunk and Egg's father. On one of their journeys north, they were guests at Winterfellfor a while. While there, young Nan had a romance with Duncan. That's where Hodor's tall genes come from. For the record, Sean Bean has died in 25 of his *80* films, so, not always. It just seems like it because they've been the more popular and well-known films. 😉 You're right, this world was not meant for kind people, and neither is ours. ✌️

At 13:06, "it's like my own little form of therapy". THAT is exactly why I watch reaction videos, especially to this song. I love seeing people feel those emotions because it helps me work through my own.

I love how authentic you are in your reactions. Few people go into as much depth as you do on what the characters are feeling. As far as how this movie has impacted me personally, well let's say it has been far too long since I've seen a movie that this good at demonstrating poor family dynamics and I don't think I've ever seen a movie so good at demonstrating how to HEAL from poor family dynamics! I also am obsessed with Bruno because I don't think I've ever seen a character who I've felt so strongly represented by. I could spill my guts about that here but I feel like this would get too long if I did so I'll just leave it at that. But yeah this movie makes me feel like a teenager again, only it's not a bad thing because I actually understand the lessons now. Also I am PRAYING that this means we'll start to see more wholesome children's media! 🥺

I watched Encanto with my daughter (youngest) and I’m the oldest child and I was suddenly in tears and she didn’t know why….so I came out to find reactions like mine. Thank you!! I needed to know I wasn’t the only one.

you talk too much

15:02 You are a disgusting man hater.

This song always hits me and never misses to make me cry! Especially seeing Luisa’s faces even more during the scene after the blissful one where it’s red and the boulders are stacking. Her look while sining the pressure verse and looking at Mirable. 😩😩

Do you want to build a snowman?

Makes me cry every time

I cried so much when my dad was diagnosed. I only had four months. But I cry over everything in general, anyway. I can’t hold it back. The rest of my family is the opposite. I have actually never seen even my MOM cry. It’s really hard when you have such different emotional reactions from your family.