I RELATED A LITTLE TOO MUCH! First Time Watching *ENCANTO* (2021)
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- Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2022
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1 - terrible
2 - terrible but maybe 1 redeeming quality
3 - not terrible but super boring
4 - eh, but wouldn’t watch again
5 - would watch again but only if friends want
6 - would watch again but not amazing
7 - solid movie
8 - great movie not quite top 10
9 - amazing, consider altering top 10 list
10 - top 5 worthy
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Mirabel walking Antonio to his door is “not okay” because her gift didn’t work, no one knows why, so the fear is that she might jinx it for him.
-If it hadn’t worked again, she’d have been blamed.
I imagine that she also thinks she "can't" emotionally. She's already being reminded of her own ceremony and fears walking down the aisle would be even worse, which is then illustrated through the walk/flashback sequence
Since it did work, everyone is happy...that she didn't mess it up.
The fact that everyone but Antonio is relieved rather than thankful is the deepest hint at the family issues that the movie gives
So, I'm sure it's been mentioned but: Pepa's emotional kids: see no evil, speak no evil, hear no evil (Camilo-shapeshifts, Antonio-speaks to animals, and Dolores-hears everything). Then Julieta heals with food: beauty, brains, and brawn (Luisa-brawn, Isabela-beauty, & Mirabel-brains). Plus, Abuela has no gifts besides caring for the casita and Mirabel is going to take over...consider how the casita listens to her as well. That's why she didn't receive her door when she did. She needed to have the hardship to understand.
Oooo I really like this! Thanks for the deeper dive!
Know this comment is almost a year old, but just jumping in to add on. There's an Encanto novel that tells the story from the perspective of all three of the sisters (Luisa, Isabela, Mirabel). In Isabela's chapters you also learn that another reason she's jealous of/resents Mirabel is because their parents give more attention and affection to Mirabel. Obviously it happens unintentionally as a side affect of them trying to make sure that Mirabel doesn't feel less special because of her gift and Isabela knows that intellectually, but that doesn't mean it hurts her any less. She's also jealous because Mirabel recieves love unconditionally just for being herself, while Isabel feels she has to perform and play "her role" in order to be loved and worthy.
"forget the house, the Family is cracking"
you got it in one.
the house reflects the family, the power is family.
haha for sure! Vin Diesel got it right
Loved this movie, great commentary.
My personal theory on why Isabella doesn't like Mirabel isn't that Isa is jealous of Mirabel not having powers, but because she is jealous of Mirabel having the freedom to do whatever she wants to do. Mirabel can literally do anything she wants to do, because Abuela relies on those with powers to do everything. Isa on the other hand has had her entire life planned out for her, and doesn't get to make any of her own choices. Did you notice how much Isa looks like the younger Abuela Alma, and how much Isa's boyfriend looks like Abuelo Pedro? Alma is literally trying to force the life she was robbed of onto Isabella.
I 100% agree with this take and I love how deep this movie goes with all of this! Thank you for commenting!
I like the detail in Bruno’s song where everyone is talking about how terrible their prophecy is except Isabela gets told that her life is perfect, “he told me that the life of my dreams would be promised and someday be mine” She seems to be an exception in the song but then we later realize how she also views this prophecy negatively since she became stuck with being perfect
For sure! I love when there's emotional depth to these songs in movies!
If I remember correctly, in Colombia when someone says it’s gonna rain on a wedding day, it means that the marriage is not going to work, so that’s why Pepa was worried and anxious.
Isabela’s problem is something big in latinoamerican culture, the first (the golden child) is always use as a reflection of a perfect family, they’re supposed to be good at everything, we get to carry a lot of responsibilities like school, work, our presence revolves on how others see us, I got a lot of psychological anxiety and trauma since I was the golden child on my family, I used to cry every time I got a bad grade (like 8 or 9 out pf 10), I was under so much pressure that now I can’t even see one imperfection because I would got anxious.
Being the older one, is basically being the role model for the younger ones, so we can’t be anything but perfect, zero mistakes because if one of the younger ones does something bag, it would be of fault.
PD: Sorry for the typos, my English sucks.
Here in Sweden, rain in the bridal crown is supposed to mean good luck!
I was the golden child of my family, but in this case I'm the youngest; I felt like I had to do everything they couldn't, not get into troubles, do good in school, help in house, all those things my brothers never worried about, and that obviously includes be able to get into a public university, my senior year in high school was a nightmare (but I passed, thanks God!)
But in results I have depression since 12 (In 2023 I'll make 19) and later I also acquired anxiety... So yeah...
Avocado 🥑, the real villain of the story.
hahaha!
damn
@@thegreatavocado7341 😂🤣
"She's the family therapist."
I've been saying that's her power.
Also, if you look carefully when Dolores sings during "We Don't Talk About Bruno", you can see him in the background.
Totally agree! I'll have to give it another watch and look for him, that's so cool!
He is on the upper floor walkway and stops to dance to the song about how sketchy he is.
@@mrkamenwatch If you listen closely to Dolores' lyrics during We Don't Talk About Bruno, you'll notice a lot of it is in present tense instead of past tense e.g. "I can always hear him sort of muttering and mumbling/ I associate him with the sound of falling sand" and later "I can hear him now" (while others are singing so it gets drowned out).
Best Encanto reaction I have seen. Love how you realized that Isabella wasn't happy. Almost no other reactor I have seen have realized that until her song.
Awww thank you so much!!
Her gift is definitely connection to the house like her grandmother and additionally empathy... If you think about the grandmother is about to be a great grandmother.. her death is on the way and the house produces a person to replace her ... The other thing is that it's a common perception that in order to heal trauma you have to have first hand experience
That's an interesting take! Love that!
good reaction. yeah i believe Mirabel didn't get a door because she got the house in essence. She will be the new abuela, in charge of the wellbeing of the family and the keeper of the magic which basically lives in her now rather than the candle.
- I always thought Isabela gift was supposed to be more USEFUL but she got pigeon hold into just being the perfect pretty one making pretty things. You know how useful a person who can control plants would be in an agrarian society. The magic must have been like "I gave you someone who can ensure you never go hungry and you got her making pretty flowers"
I’ve seen this movie and reactions to it 15+ times and EVERY SINGLE TIME Pedros song comes on i begin to tear up within seconds😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️
Ooof same, I feel ya!
Yeah, especially the look of pure grief on Abuela Alma's face as she had to witness her husband's murder in front of her. Messes me up every time.
@@luisrosario3781 i feel for her, but Im still mad of how she treated all of them, but mostly Mirabel
@@Weizer28 Oh, for sure. While her behavior becomes more understandable, it's unjustifiable how she treats Mirabel prior to realizing how her fear of losing her home and family caused her to do exactly that. However, it does become more understandable, and much easier to forgive Abuela for nearly turning Mirabel into the next Bruno.
@@luisrosario3781 Yep, that was the exact moment that really got me on this first watch!
The movie is based in Columbia (people from there have said the recognize bits of the landscape), and as for _time..._ that's a little less clear. This sort of thing has happened at least twice, around the 1900s and again in the 1950s. The presence of a camera doesn't help, either would work there, and there's more _painting_ than photos around. No electricity _could_ mean earlier, or it could just mean their tiny village didn't have people who knew how to make a generator and all the things that run _on_ electricity.
Of course, being Disney, realistically just because it's somewhat based on a place doesn't mean it's 'historical' in that way. It's an attempt to be 'inspired by' that instead of taking it directly. They did the same thing with Moana (where it _really_ had to be 'inspired by' since there are _dozens_ of variations of the Maui story, and lots of sub-cultures... and because of that it was either focus on _one_ while excluding the rest, or do something of a mash-up, which is what they did, and some Polynesians were _happy_ that they were seen, others _ticked_ that they were mashed together as one).
"...some of these powers are cooler than others..."
Several of them are an outright _curse._ And _one_ of them might be... the source of the _true_ villain in this movie:
ruclips.net/video/Xz2oowy5JxY/видео.html
Abuela Alma and Pedro were escaping the Thousand Days War in 1899-1901. There's a tiny bit in the official art book that gives the triplets' birth year as 1900.
@@zoesumra9152 Thank you for the context!
It’s colOmbia
@@yourstrulylene2122
Ahh, dang it. Thanks for the correction.
@@robindude8187 it’s ok, common typo!
You'll probably not believe me but Luisa is the middle child and Isabela is the eldest (she's even Abuela's first grandchild).
But you're right about how she feels
I believe you! Thanks for informing me!
@@mrkamenwatch a lot of people think she's the eldest because of her gift but personally, I think it's symbolize the fact she tries to stand out from her sisters (sorry for my bad english, I'm french)
@@a.g.demada5263 your english is good! and i totally agree!
I know is not the point you were making, but so many people would claim Surface Pressure as the perfect oldest child song and saying no one else was allowed to relate cause they didn't know what being the oldest feels like and I always was like... But she is the middle child?? lol
@@GuriStargin yes, it was confirmed 😆 and like I said, the song symbolize the fact she tries to stand out from her sisters because the middle child often feel himself/herself useless.
In Luisa's case, she's between an elder sister who's perfect and a little sister who's kind of the favorite of their parents because she doesn't have a gift (we can consider Mirabel as a person with handicap who's overprotected by the parents) so she tries to be usefull
I remember hearing in an interview ages back that the song "Family Madrigal" was one of the first ones written as the filmmakers needed a way to remember who was who. So when the kid asks "How do you keep them all straight?" and you say "With music", you're a lot closer than you probably realized.
haha that's awesome and makes complete sense!
18:08, I think Dolores knew he was hiding, just didn’t say anything. During her part in “We Don’t Talk About Bruno”, she tells Mirabel how she can hear Bruno mumbling and that the family couldn’t comprehend his gift.
Also you can see Bruno dancing in the corner to her part of the song
"That's why the house is breaking! There's a man doing Parkour in the walls!" 🤣🤣 this comment was epic and I laughed sm! 🙏❤👍
Thanks for the great reaction! 😊🙏💕
I've watched this movie so many times and I always cry. War trauma is a very real and horrible thing. My grandmother was a girl during WW2 and it messed her up so much, and it carries on through the generations. Those of us that haven't lived it can't even imagine what it's like but she has given me some idea with the few stories she's told.
Yeah for sure, I can't imagine...
It rained at the end of my outdoor viking wedding. Its considered good luck (even more so because we had been having a drought).
Hurricanes on the other hand i think are considered a sign from the gods. But the bride herself made it so we probably cant look at it as a good or bad luck thing
Ohhh okay, that's so cool!
It makes me miss my big sister, my big sister was like a second mother to me, taking care of me when Mom and dad had to work and my brother was focused on his schooling and religion. My sister actually took the time to help me like with homework, or if I needed something. She's six years older than me. My best friend is six years younger than me and I hope to be the sort of influence in her life that my sister was for me
That's so beautiful! Thank you so much for commenting!
As far as I know Louisa isn't the oldest sister. Isabela is.
And Casita has nothing to do with the castle in Beauty and the Beast. 😅 That was just a castle. Only the furniture and stuff were people who were transformed. But Casita isn't a transformed human. It's just Casita. Some people think that Pedros soul might give life to Casita.
Nice! That's good to know! Thank you for helping me understand!
This movie is so relatable. Anyone from a large family can understand the pressure of trying to live up to family legacies. But I like how it shows you don't need to have powers to help. And the importance of actually talking about your problems and not bottling up your emotions. Also appreciating everyone in your life because family is truly the best gift of all. And if you have a problem with your family you need to talk about and face your problems.
Exactly! I 100% agree with this!
16:21 it was at this point where the dad almost cussed in Spanish but he was a good father and decided on a word that sounded similar but it’s not a cuss word.
5:06 I DON'T CARE HOW BIG THEY ARE!!!
You cracked me up so much, accent om point too! 😂😂😂
HAHA thank you!
Really lovely, thoughtful reaction! I enjoyed your gentle compassionate attitude, your sly humor, your references and the snippets you edited in. You've got a new subscriber!
For more Lin Manuel in his natural environment, if you haven't seen Hamilton on Disney+, that's a reaction I'd really enjoy. Either a full reaction on Patreon or whatever, or a song by song reaction edited for copyright would be welcomed by existing Hamilfans. (There's lots of good advice out there for new Hamilton reactors, if that interests you!)
Thank you so much! That is so kind! I haven't seen Hamilton and it is definitely something I want to do on the channel in some form or another!
@@mrkamenwatch yes!! hamilton is so good and really well written id love to see u react to it
@@klosux 100% in the plans for the future!
The hardest part of my healing journey, in healing from childhood trauma, is dismissing the need to hear admission or get an apology from those who have hurt me deepest. For most, that doesn't happen. In my case my parents are a little narcissistic and don't believe anything they did was wrong or they're too blinded by things that happened to them. I need to not put my own healing on hold waiting on an apology that won't come. Waiting for them to see what they did that hurt me. It won't come.
Yeah i 100% agree with this! Honestly respect for going on this journey that is certainly not easy!
I have a theory: Mirabel’s gift is illusions! Hear me out, every time Mirabel sings or anyone sings around her, it bends reality! So it shows what she’s imagining! And she DOES have a door! There’s just the illusion that it disappeared!
Oooo that's an interesting concept! I like that!
The story is from Colombia and takes inspiration from many parts and times in it's past. I am not from Colombia so I am no expert but I have been learning as much as i can because my fiancee is from Colombia and i enjoy learning the history of her people. Some of the places shown are inspired by real places like Caño Cristales, it is the colorful river where the miracle happened. There are many points in the history of Colombia that the displacement can take reference from and unfortunately the people of the country are still dealing with that kind of stuff happening
Did this happen in history? : Yes! It's actually kind of interesting, you see-
And let me know if the magic house and divine mountains happened in history. : ...can't confirm?
lol :)
This is Colombia. The hardships are based in history and exist to this day. Marauders tormented the villagers to take over. The themes of flowers and butterflies, are deeply rooted in Colombian culture. Nobel Prize winning author Gabriel Garcia Marquez features these symbols in his novels and films as "magical realism".
All of the animals are endemic to Colombia and parts of Central and South America.
Isabela is the eldest sister. Luisa is the strong middle sister.
I believe that when Abuela ghasps, when Mirabel says "... because of YOU!", and her eyes get big, she is having a sudden flash of insight, and her denial is gone in that moment.
It reminds me of the time in The Lord of the Rings books, when Bilbo and Frodo meet again in Rivendell, and Billbo is tempted by the ring once more. He sees the look on Frodo's face and understands in a flash how he had been blind to the ring's influence, up until that moment.
Oddly, the same thing happens to Sauron when Frodo claims the ring at Mount Doom. He realizes his blindness about his enemy's tactics in a sudden flash of insight.
Oh interesting, I like that! And I love the LotR reference!
If you ask me, Mirabels gift is breaking generational trauma. I am working hard to do that myself
I agree! and that's really awesome, it's so important!
a little late here but i just found this through searching for encanto and this was a cozy and funny reaction! i'll be subscribing and watching movies along with you from time to time! very good vibes here~
Thank you so much! Welcome!!
I loved sharing one of my favorite movies with you. I'm 57 years old and have all the Funko Pop characters from this movie. My own family shuns me because I left their doomsday cult, so this movie really connected with me. You have a great voice and awesome empathy. I feel like I'm watching my favorite movies with a new friend that notices and appreciates my favorite parts.
Congratulations for getting out, that takes a lot of strength and bravery
Thank you for the kind words as well!
Would love an Inside Out reaction if you haven't watched that one. One of the best animated movies that exists.
I've seen Inside out! I cry every time I watch that one lol
So Mirabel always had a gift, her gift is she’s the new miracle. The candle is abuela’s gift so when she dies the gifts would go with her. So mirabel, as the miracle herself, can communicate with and understand casita. Her powers were essentially dormant, as a child couldn’t bear the weight, and when she says she’s ready for a miracle, casita strata the process of transferring the miracle from the candle to mirabel. Once she healed the trauma, it worked it out with everyone, all the powers came back to everyone. Now, all that being said; mirabel better have the biggest room in the house. 😂❤
I love that, and I agree 100%, she's been through enough, she deserves the best room lol
The location is definitely Colombia, but as for the timeframe that is more debatable.
There's 3 possibilities though:
La Guerra de Los Mil Dias/War of a Thousand Days(1899-1902)
La Violencia/The Violence(1948-1958)
The Columbian Internal Conflict(1964 to Present)
Thank you for the history info!
Dolores' gift is really a nightmare... She has 2 younger siblings and 2 or 3 younger cousins and she heard all of them being conceived...
lol i don't want to think about that for too long...😂
The songs in Encanto SLAP!!!
Oh sweet summer child this is movie is definitely not based in history but I did hear that the conflict that starts the movie was based on something that actually happened in Colombia which places the timeline somewhere in the 1950s
lol, that "miercoles" (it's a reference to another word that starts with mier but ends in da) just kind of a "nicer" way of saying that word lol
I like your point of view, I've seen several reactions to this movie, and yours is one of my top favorites
Aw Thank you so much!
Love this movie, one of my absolute favorites! Great reaction, you’re very funny. I also want to know what the Platypus’ say!
Also, Delores did tell people she could hear him. She talked about rats in the walls, and mentioned it in the song We Don’t Talk About Bruno. No one really takes it seriously though bc they think he’s long gone. Plus ya know, there’s the crazy theory she’s evil, and didn’t make more of an effort to let people know on purpose.
@@stephaniehundley6792 Thank you so much! Oooo that's an interesting theory! Thanks for shedding some light on stuff I missed!
12:00 Yeah, but she's not even the oldest. She's the middle child which is.... kind of worse because you're already overlooked by default.
Yeah i get that, thanks for giving me accurate background for the characters!
I just found your channel. I really like the way you approach media and your interaction with it! Keep up the good work!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
“I’m perfect” “no your stressed”
hahaha!
Eyyyy you lived in Peru!? Hope you loved our food!! Always love hearing of people that appreciate our country 🇵🇪❤️
Viva Perú!
Arroz Chaufa and Tacacho con Cecina! My favorites!
I love your humor. Great reaction
Thank you so much!!
I have seen this movie so many times and I only really teared up the first few times I saw it, but seeing it with your commentary I felt it all again. ; - ;
Aww, I'm glad you enjoyed the reaction, I've teared up watching other's reactions to this since my first watch. It's so good!
You throwing random Harry Potter references in there was the best. 🤣🤣
haha thanks!
Omg I love your editing🥰 glad i found yout channel😁
Awww thank you!! I'm glad you found the channel as well! Welcome!!
I just found your channel through this video and I have the so say, I really enjoyed your reaction. Your view of things and what I can observe about your personality so far is very likeable to me. Anyway long story short 😅 I’m looking forward to see more of you, have a good day :)
Thank you so much! That's so kind! Welcome to the channel!!
19:26 saddest scene ever
Loved this reaction! Just found you and subscribed because of your emotional understanding and emotional maturity involved in doing a deep dive into the generational trauma and kindness as baselines for this particular movie. For the same themes (coupled with action and absurdity as well,) I humbly suggest "Everything Everywhere All At Once."
Thank you so much! I'm flattered and I hope I can keep maturing emotionally and showing that on camera haha. I have seen EEAAO and it was spectacular!
@@mrkamenwatch Honestly, never hide your emotions, on camera or off. Empathy is the most important thing you can cultivate. I'm so glad to hear you've already watched EEAAO. That was a super emotional movie for so many people. I wish you the best and look forward to more of your reactions.
@@mommabard Thank you! I'm so glad you found the channel!
Loved your insight throughout this video, really enjoyed that half hour. Cool dude + cool gmm hoodie
THANK YOU!! gmm is amazing!
Encanto is one of my new favorite animated movies
That's awesome! I agree it's great!
From what I have heard, Encanto, the time period of Colombia is believed to be set during the mid 20th century, when political turmoil and such led to bloodshed of civilians and such
okay! Thanks for clarifying for me!
Villager: Here ya go Mirabel, the try hard special.
It's based off the Civil War in Colombia.
And the river is a real place. I think it's called the river of colors.
WoW, just WoW, the sentence how many Times He must have heard we dont talk about Bruno from the others across the wall never acourd to me, and saw it many times
Such a sad thought, but makes ya think haha
I appreciate your insight. Great reaction!
Thank you so much!
I clicked on your profile randomly and suddenly you say "just so you know I lived in Peru for several years" and im !!!!
I'm Peruvian!!!! I live in Peru!!
I got so excited when I heard you say that 🤣🤣
That's awesome! What part of Peru?
@@mrkamenwatch I'm from Lima! Where did you live?
@@jimjimcherie Lima as well! I moved around a lot, but always in or near Lima!
@@mrkamenwatch thats so cool! I lived in the countryside of Lima up till I was like 6 years old, I lived in a farm, but then we moved into the city bcs we were always late to school 🤣🤣
@@jimjimcherie haha cool! I lived in Huaral, Comas, Los Olivos, San Martin de Porres, and Barranca!
Really enjoyed the reaction!
Thank you so much! :)
Your analysis at the end reminded me a lot of the poem "This Be The Verse" by Philip Larkin. If you want to see an underrated Disney musical that features a young Christian Bale, you should watch the 1992 movie "Newsies".
I'll have to read that poem! What movie is that?
@@mrkamenwatch Newsies is about the newsboys strike of 1899, it's about the newsboys of New York forming a union and forcing the papers to lower the price and buy back papers that aren't sold for a lower price.
Okay this was the first time any of your reactions were suggested to me and since you mentioned that thing about the Harry Potter series I kind of want to look for your Harry Potter reactions
Its crazy how I can see my family in this movie....
100% agree!
Cassita chose Mirabel as the next matriarch. The next in line to watch over La Casa Madrigal.
I never thought of it that way when watching, but I think that is so awesome!
6:36 if we’re being completely honest, some of these powers are really curses
Agreed!
This is the first video I have seen from your channel and you remind me of my little brother and I AM IMMEDIATELY JUST ADORING YOU!!! Time to binge!! 🥰🫶🏻
AWW thank you so much! ☺
Miercoles as a way to say shit in a more proper and non rude way
definitely! Love hearing that use in a kids movie!
@@mrkamenwatch they always try to find a way to fit saying swear words(ex. From Moana: son of a!)
Lol. The Baja Blast. :P
lol 😂😂
What are you talking about the cookie recipe totally calls for 3 cups of arena.
Haha! I guess if you insist...
I thoroughly enjoy this reaction! Thank you :D
By yellow butterflies.... Not dragons. Lol
I heard Abulas Never apologies
i think her gift is that
Delorus
gift is a nightmare
Comment for the RUclips algorithm god 🙏 because that thing actually exists 🤣
The gods (who i don't speak for) are grateful! Thank you so much for the comment!
@@mrkamenwatch if you are interested in reacting to another TV show , could I recommend "Bojack Horseman"?
Assuming that you haven't already watched it
@@jerryhayes9497 I haven't seen it but it's definitely high up on the list of stuff I want to do!
@@mrkamenwatch I highly recommend it.its kind of a trick show that fools you. It appears to be an adult animated comedy show, so you are expecting something like South Park or Family Guy. But it's actually nothing like those shows . It's a deep, meaningful study of humanity and the struggle of life . Depression, anxiety, mental health, addiction, childhood trauma, generational family trauma, death , grief, regrets, redemption and so on.....
All subjects covered in a half hour cartoon comedy!
I love this movie ❤ thanks for reacting
expressive lol
What part of Peru did you live in?? I lived in Peru for two years in Huancayo
Cool! Lima!
Just wanted to say hi to a fellow Mythical Beast 😁
YES! Hello fellow MB!!! :)
Instant subscribe your so funny
haha thank you so much! Welcome!
“It’s a Seinfeld reference for any of my younger viewers” you say this as if I don’t live with a 16 year old brother who watches Seinfeld on repeat.
oh for sure there's still some younger people in to the classics, but still probably many more not as familiar. That's awesome though that they are!
platapuses are from australia
ah yes, that's true!
18:54 trauma
Loved the movie as hell I am mirabel in my family.
Um why was the transformations bird in Bruno room??? That's only question I had lol
lol thank you so much!
It's based in Columbia. During the Era of the Spanish inquisition I think.
Would make sense. The invaders had horses. Which at the time horses had been extinct in the America's for a long time
@@destanyjohnson6363 yeah that makes sense, thanks for commenting!
Louisa is not the oldest and the main character doesn't have an animal buddy
Wait how are there 2 ways to say flower? I only know flor
flor = flower, but harina = flour (like for baking)
@@mrkamenwatch ah ok thanks
Aquí una nueva seguidora peruana
Bacan! muchas gracias!
Izabella is the oldest
Yeah, I just learned that! Didn't expect it but I can see that now! Can definitely see how being the oldest would come with a expectation of perfection to be an example for the younger ones!
It's South America bro they have Cayman not crocs
True true!
I was watching this with my older sister. All I could do was look at her, cry, and apologize.
aww I totally get that reaction! such a beautiful interaction!
Is base on every inmigrant family
The waffle house has a new host
🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽🌽
U obviously watched the movie before u do reaction video. Bruh
All I can really say is that this was my first time... believe me or not, but thanks for the comment! Any comment helps.
LA VIOLENCIA PERIOD en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Violencia#:~:text=La%20Violencia%20(Spanish%20pronunciation%3A%20%5B,fought%20mainly%20in%20the%20countryside.
Thanks for educating me on that time period!