As a neurodivergent person i understand why some people defend disney adults bc ik how hard special interests and hyperfixations hit but also... When i see videos of disney adults who are dragging their kids around and disturbing other people's time and causing issues on purpose just bc they think they have weird special priveleges it just weirds me out. Also the people who live on the park grounds give lowkey culty vibes
so true. its a fine line between being so excited and ruining somebody else's enjoyment of the same place. not to mention a bunch of creepo murderers being from celebration, florida 😳😳😳
Every autistic person has that moment of painful realization that it's no longer acceptable to be into the thing you're into. I went to a Yu-Gi-Oh event at the local library when I was around 16 or so. I didn't have anyone to play with anymore, so I was excited. I entered the hall. I quickly realized I was at least 6 years older than every other person there. I turned around, left, and haven't touched my cards since. If you're special interest isn't something you can do in private, well, that's too bad.
It’s perfectly acceptable to be a “Disney adult” but part of that is the adult part. Act your age, respect others, and be respectful of the rules. The people who think you shouldn’t go unless you have kids because “Disney world is for kids” are just plain incorrect. Walt Disney’s entire vision for the parks was a place for everyone of all ages. You should not go if you’re someone who doesn’t follow the rules, like dumb tik tokers trying to get free shirts by wearing something inappropriate and getting pissed when Disney stops letting them take advantage, or are just plain rude to other people or get too drunk in public, etc. Be respectful, be empathetic, and be patient and no one should have a problem with you. Same goes for someone even if they have a kid. Don’t act entitled because you have a kid, keep a proper eye on your child, and for fucks sake it doesn’t matter what you want, if your child is too tired and just done with being at the park, don’t force them to stay. You have kids, they come first and you can’t just do everything you want anymore. Adults have every right to be at the parks as long as they act like decent human beings, which they should be doing everywhere they go. Further more patience is a huge thing (I’m talking about with people not long lines). If you see a parent walking around with a screaming little kid, ignore it because kids don’t know how to express their emotions besides crying and that parent is probably already trying to resolve the matter. If you see a kid or adult yelling nonsense sounds or having “weird” physical mannerisms or “acting like a child” or anything else, remember neurodivergent people exist. All theme parks have the same issues as Disney when it comes to this stuff and the solution is, if you want to go just don’t be an asshole.
24:05 I can confirm that the Disney Cruise, especially for a 5 year old, is terrifying. I didn’t know why the floor was rocking, who the daycare workers were, why they separated me from my 4 year old sister and my parents, who all these older kids were at the water park (who bullied the shit outta me). Just… don’t take kids younger than 8-10 on a Disney Cruise. I don’t remember anything other than the bits where I was sobbing my eyes out. I think it was formative for my now intense fear of the ocean.
If you get ocean water and mix it with jello mix does that count as like getting revenge on it? Jello mix is like the frozen solid death for humans and jello mix is ocean water frozen in place
so true. that sounds like an awful core memory my dude! my parents took me and i only remember them being PISSED that i was a grumpy 7 year old who had been out all day in the sun and was falling asleep at the expensive ass dinner with characters. even as i kid i was like hello tf. its for kids and you're mad at your kid for being a kid. slay.
my parents were smart when I was a kid they showed me six flags instead when fast passes were only like $30(2008), lightning passes didn't exist yet, and was at a month where barely anyone would be there. When the eldest cousin in my family took me to Disney, even with all the features they got, I had way less fun, the only thing I liked was the tower of terror
I went on a disney cruise when I was I think 5 for my aunts wedding. I only remember the daycare being crazy and dark and almost drowning in the pool because a bunch of people crowded me into deeper water and I got separated from my dad. Definitely agree, not a place for little kids. Terrifying/10
Tbf I had this on in BG and accidently kept replaying it and never replayed the part where he explains what that is. Ofc not saying he didn't It was just super quick mention. I'm gonna assumed either there's a wiggle named Murray who is american OR theres a genuine section of the park southern themed 💀 Which reminds me.. Sneeg keeps mentioning Missouri and towards the lowest south in Branson there's a theme park called "Silver Dollar City" If you have not gone try to go. Please.... it is SO YEEHAW 🤠 that as an adult I lmao when im there cause it's so excessive but it's a true THEME park lmao There's a CONSTANT banjo type music playing everywhere, American flags every 10 feet, and it's old timey themed with wooden coasters (scary tbh I don't ride many rides... even kiddie rides but I LOVE to watch them. It's a marvel humans made them imo) They used to have Worldfest where the American flags would be toned down and other countries flags put up, foreigners would bring their cultural food ( a crepe and kielbasa lmao true dishes) it was so much fun as a young teen who likes history and the food was delicious. The normal food also SMELLS AMAZING ,imo, throughout the entire park, the workers really get into their accents and roles. They wear old timey costumes AND there's ton of shops that ALSO have the theme too it, glass blowing shop is one of my favs. The prices weren't too crazy either but it's been awhile since I went ALSO I've never heard of an accident there which is a huge deal to me... one of my favorite things is theme parks but it's also one of my scariest so i usually don't ride and just watch in awe But just walking around is worth it imo I think it's like 100 dollars for a day and imo a season past for like 60 dollars more (INCLUDING THE WATER PARK) is worth it I adore that place lol I garuntee it made me who I am (I dream of theme parks almost every night idk why lol)
Oh I forgor lol theres AND there's a huge ash cave below it all...I think they do two tours a day and it's free with admission. Now I think about it it's really better to get a season pass, It's not a HUGE park but still Ive been countless times since a kid and there's parts even I'm not familiar with cause I didn't walk there much and feet always hurt lol Also it's pretty much In a forest, like if you peek over the border fences there's just nature and I bet the view from atop the coasters is incredible (I will not know unless I watc a yt vid kudos to you if you can handle those rides. I'm seriously worried my heart straight up would give out considering the dragon kiddie rides make my body freak out💀)
Also one more thing to hype the cave up....there's photos of air balloons inside the cave cavern cause it's so big... Be careful though, i adore caves but last time I went, the stairs were so steep and deep and high, that my legs felt weak and I knew I would've locked up halfway down so I had to go back up lmao crawlspace caves freak me out less than that did it was crazy
For those curious, the figure Sneeg calls a "Knight of the Round Table" at 4:27 is most likely Ned Kelly! He was an outlaw in the 1800s and is an Australian folk hero on par with Robin Hood - he was (reportedly) incredibly polite to his hostages, burned mortgages and deeds during his Jerilderie raid because of his belief that the banks were killing the common man, and wrote a letter after the Jerilderie raid where he called out cases of police corruption and described the brutal treatment of Irish convicts in Australia (his own father having been sent to Australia as a convict simply for stealing two pigs). In his final shootout with the police, he was wearing a self-made suit of armor, which looks incredibly similar to the armor the "knight" is wearing.
Disney is one of my autistic special interests and I’ve never been so I want to go for that reason but I couldn’t imagine how awful it would be to go and not knowing how it really is if you aren’t super rich.
As someone whose been fortunate enough to go several times, and loved it, it’s pretty good once you have a grasp of the layout and how to work the fast pass system but I can definitely understand how it might be a nightmare if it’s your first time and you don’t understand that stuff
Oh it did! Episodes would play on Disney and I’d apparently plant myself in front of the tv for them. The only time 3 year old me sat down except to go to bed according to mom lol
The Wiggles blew UP in the USA in the early 2000’s thanks to Barney (The Wiggles did intermission acts for Barney) and Playhouse Disney. They were extremely popular here for a good while.
As an Aussie who grew up around the hayday of the Wiggles and went to so many of their concerts as a kid, it was definitely was a hit of nostalgia watching this. Honestly surprised Defunctland didn't mention the Wiggles 18+ tours hahah
as an australian who grew up in the wiggles prime, it was wild to see this as a clearly laid out timeline. like no way they replaced the yellow wiggle in 2006 and added Emma in 2013. like that's so wack. And the river rapids accident being in 2016 feels way to long ago, it seems more recent than that.
If you're genuinely enjoying Defunctland, he has SO many videos worth watching, but in particular, I have to recommend his 6-part documentary on the life of Jim Henson. It is, no joke, the best documentary on the man's life and contribution to culture ever made.
The accident in the dreamworld water rapids ride was really violent, I remember when it was on the news. It happened like a month after my family and I went on that ride ourselves. Look into it for yourself if you want
I experienced a Disney cruise and it was horrible. you couldn't get anywhere on the ship without wading through a sea of Disney adults and children, and the food was terrible. there were fixed dinner times with assigned seats, and sometimes you were sat at a table with some random family. the only okay thing was the rooms. and luckily, I was a kid so I didn't have to be cursed with the knowledge of how much this cruise costed.
As a 21 year old dude I was at the perfect age to experience Wigglemania and the defunctland video brought back so much nostalgia and childhood memories that I was not ready for the first time I watched it
I accidentally clicked on this video and then never at any pint in the video stopped watching. It’s been an hour. What did i just watch. I have never heard of any of this. Why did this video even get recommended to me. I’m so confused. This is like the weirdest fever dream ever. Have a nice day y’all
41:32 *Dorothy the dinosaur* was just lending her Dorussy to the cast and crew. Unfortunately that specific thing is how I was recently reminded that the wiggles existed, I no longer at that point wanting to continue what I was doing before seeing that.
My parents took us to Disneyworld when I was 10, and I can safely safe I'd never wanna go back because I was overwhelmed and over simulated the first day from us trying to do so much. Both me and my sibling ended up crying because of how tired and drained we were, and that got my dad frustrated because his kids were crying at the "Happiest place on Earth" Rest of the trip was fine because we didn't stay as long as that first day, and took more breaks, it was 2006 and it was somewhat better then whatever is happening now I don't remember lines be too terrible Looking back it's a little funny, but in the moment it was awful because I was old enough to know this was a big expensive trip and I felt like a big disappointment for crying at Disneyworld
also the resort we stayed at had a gondola to some of the parks so travel to the parks from the hotel was quick and painless, but with the price its gonna be a while before i can go back, but i definitely will go back
My aunt who lives in Florida used to work for part of Disney, so we could visit and get employee discounts, we could visit the parks for free, etc. Just, we would make sure to stay with them to try and spend as little money as possible, and employees would have these things called like "black-out days" or smth, which meant you couldn't visit a certain park on that day with the employee card to get in for free. We'd only spend a bit of money there, and try to go on rides if the lines were short, or if we _really_ wanted to go on them (like the Jungle Cruise). Also, only got Fastpasses for rides that you really want to go on, and you _know_ will have a long line for, such as with Haunted Mansion and Space Mountain It's certainly interesting and fun to go to the parks, but they can cost a lot via the tickets, hotels, gift shops, food, etc. My best advice is make a plan for what park you want to go to for the day (or parks, they do have buses to transport you between them), figure out what rides or locations are most important for you to go to/enjoy/look at/etc., and the thing I think everyone needs to hear most off all: *be flexible!* Your plans are likely to change when you're at the park, and obviously, things can change day-by-day, park-by-park. It's ok if you aren't able to go on all the rides you want to, just look for wants open around you, what you can wait for, and what you want to do next. (And, a friendly reminder that just because you're near a park doesn't mean you _have_ to go to it. No matter what location you're in, or what park you're around, there's likely to be a ton of fun things to do around due to the amount of tourists that parks attract. Go mini-golfing, go to a waterpark, check out a nearby zoo--you don't _have_ to be in a park in order to have fun, especially if you're on vacation! You can still make fun memories, but don't forget that your wallet still has to survive by the end of it--also give it a break on big trips like those lol)
the way this unlocked so much of my childhood, like, Going to wiggles concerts as a a kid (around the time greg stopped performing), going to dreamworld when i was like 7-8, Going to the nickelodeon area at dreamworld AND GOING ON THAT FUCKING DARK RIDE - I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THAT RIDE WAS ELIMINATED FROM MY MEMORY. I have a photo from that ride and the ONLY thing i remember is the wake up jeff part.
I have to say this is pretty awesome to see Sneeg watching this as my mum went to university with the original wiggles and was pretty good friends with Anthony, she got to see them perform their songs as the cockroaches and when they started the wiggles, she would take me and my siblings to wiggles concerts when we were little and occasionally Anthony would come up to us and my mum to say hello :DD
Went to Disney World with extended family a few years back, i dont know the total cost that was spent but I am not a rollercoaster or ride person, but I had a great time just walking around Epcot and the Star Wars area alone, only reason i can think of wanting to go back is for the Star Wars area to make or buy a lightsaber(already have a non disney one) and Epcot after I hit am 21
my first experience with roller coasters was at six flags St Louis when I was like 7. where my sister, my stepbrother and his cousin forced me onto the boss. I struggled against the motion and the opposing forces caused me to hit my head into the side of the seat, but my ear cushioned the blow. I had my eye closed the whole time too. the mine cars and the log flume ride were better for me. i have ocd and at the time was undiagnosed autistic. I was petrified that roller-coasters would collapse simply because I got on them. I had other irrational fears but that day was a formational memory. Im ok with rollercoasters today. except for the mr freeze ride and that Bungee Ball slingshot thing cause fuck that.
also, fun fact; emma left the group back last year, and she was replaced by a girl named tsehay hawkins, and she was added to the big red car ride's sign even after the ride closed for good
@@mikeyizdead I could have read it wrong but I jsut googled disneyland vip and looked at their site xD still if its actually that much man where do ppl get all this money to just throw at stuff like this lmao
@@mikeyizdead I had to check again and it says "Ranging from $500 to $700 per hour, you and up to 9 other Guests can enjoy a customizable VIP Tour, with a minimum of 7 hours and a maximum of 10 hours." My guy, min 7 hours with that price lmao xD
My parents probably never allowed me to listen to any fun children's songs or TV shows as a small kid because they'd thought it would be too annoying if I got addicted to them, but I can imagine Dotty from the wiggles having a crush on Barney
I've been to Disney World twice in my life (cause I'm on the east coast and it's cheaper) First time I barely remember, it sucked for the most part cause we only went to Magic Kingdom and it rained the whole time. Second time was the best freaking time of my life, and it was with my least favorite person (my dad). My dad then planned a third trip for me, him, and my mom. This was going to be our "be-all-end-all" or Disney trips, meaning that we'd never go again because of the cost. He bought the tickets to the fanciest hotels and we were going to stay there for a week going to every park and experiencing it all. 30 days before we were going to go, and Covid hit. My dad was able to get a refund for it all, and my parents ended up spending the money on Christmas instead. I don't think I'll ever get to go to Disney again in my life, and I'm really disappointed. It just costs so much to plan, and we absolutely do not have that money. Oh well
i havent watched much of the video yet but YA DONT DOG ON DREAMWORLD ITS ALL WE HAVE 😭😭 SEAWORLD AND MOVIEWORLD ARE SO ASS ITS THE CLOSEST THING WE HAAAAAVE
I am terrified for you but as long as Tubbo,Tommy,Ranboo and Fundy doesn’t know about the wiggles everything will be fine as long as nobody tells them about it(I’m looking at you Sneeg)
Disney's disability access is like barely ADA compliant. It's awful trying to get someone around in a wheelchair and most of the rides if you want to go in the "wheelchair" line you HAVE to buy a fast pass and schedule a time for that ride. We could not get on most rides because we could not afford to buy a like $30 fast pass for *every* ride
19:00 that's why HKDL the goat, small park can easily do everything in one day and the longest a line will ever get is 2 hours (and all of it is localized to one land, and will only happen on major holidays (Chinese New Year especially)). On a normal day lines barely hit the 1 hour mark. his entire rant is about Florida Disney, which honestly is the worst park overall. However (just to flex a lil) I went there once and my dad at the time worked for Disney and knew the person who made the new fastpass system (this was right when they got rid of physical tickets and made them digital attached to your park tickets) and they gave us functionally infinite fast passes to anyone in our party and that was my first and only time I'll ever go to Florida Disney (and Florida as a whole)
I haven't been to WDW since 2018 but I did get married there in 2008 and went every year for ten years afterwards. So I mean... ouch. 😆 I feel so judged. I can say that we've never stressed about money regarding the trip, but we plan ahead. We're finally going back next month and I'm trying to decide if I should wear my Defunctland "Let's Go Homosexual Fast Dancing" shirt. I'm not sure it'll be worth the looks.
It’s perfectly acceptable to be a “Disney adult” but part of that is the adult part. Act your age, respect others, and be respectful of the rules. The people who think you shouldn’t go unless you have kids because “Disney world is for kids” are just plain incorrect. Walt Disney’s entire vision for the parks was a place for everyone of all ages. You should not go if you’re someone who doesn’t follow the rules, like dumb tik tokers trying to get free shirts by wearing something inappropriate and getting pissed when Disney stops letting them take advantage, or are just plain rude to other people or get too drunk in public, etc. Be respectful, be empathetic, and be patient and no one should have a problem with you. Same goes for someone even if they have a kid. Don’t act entitled because you have a kid, keep a proper eye on your child, and for fucks sake it doesn’t matter what you want, if you’ve been there all day and your child is too tired and just done with being at the park, don’t force them to stay. You have kids, they come first and you can’t just do everything you want anymore. Adults have every right to be at the parks as long as they act like decent human beings, which they should be doing everywhere they go. Patience is a huge thing (I’m talking about with people not long lines). If you see a parent walking around with a screaming little kid who probably wanted a toy or something that was too expensive, ignore it because little kids don’t know how to express their emotions besides crying and even grade school children will regress to that if they’re over whelmed or tired. That parent is probably already trying to resolve the matter. If you see a kid or adult yelling nonsense sounds or having “weird” physical mannerisms or “acting like a child” or anything else, remember neurodivergent people exist. All theme parks have the same issues as Disney when it comes to this stuff and the solution is, if you want to go, just don’t be an asshole. That being said don’t go if you can’t afford it, taking care of yourself is more important than a crowded and loud park that will most likely also drain you emotionally and energy wise. It all comes back to being able to act like an adult and make informed adult decisions.
As a neurodivergent person i understand why some people defend disney adults bc ik how hard special interests and hyperfixations hit but also... When i see videos of disney adults who are dragging their kids around and disturbing other people's time and causing issues on purpose just bc they think they have weird special priveleges it just weirds me out. Also the people who live on the park grounds give lowkey culty vibes
so true. its a fine line between being so excited and ruining somebody else's enjoyment of the same place. not to mention a bunch of creepo murderers being from celebration, florida 😳😳😳
Every autistic person has that moment of painful realization that it's no longer acceptable to be into the thing you're into.
I went to a Yu-Gi-Oh event at the local library when I was around 16 or so. I didn't have anyone to play with anymore, so I was excited. I entered the hall.
I quickly realized I was at least 6 years older than every other person there. I turned around, left, and haven't touched my cards since.
If you're special interest isn't something you can do in private, well, that's too bad.
@@formorian5 NOOOO dude thats fucking brutal i'm sorry. underrated game tho its a lot of fun. manifesting a group you can play it with
It’s perfectly acceptable to be a “Disney adult” but part of that is the adult part. Act your age, respect others, and be respectful of the rules. The people who think you shouldn’t go unless you have kids because “Disney world is for kids” are just plain incorrect. Walt Disney’s entire vision for the parks was a place for everyone of all ages. You should not go if you’re someone who doesn’t follow the rules, like dumb tik tokers trying to get free shirts by wearing something inappropriate and getting pissed when Disney stops letting them take advantage, or are just plain rude to other people or get too drunk in public, etc. Be respectful, be empathetic, and be patient and no one should have a problem with you. Same goes for someone even if they have a kid. Don’t act entitled because you have a kid, keep a proper eye on your child, and for fucks sake it doesn’t matter what you want, if your child is too tired and just done with being at the park, don’t force them to stay. You have kids, they come first and you can’t just do everything you want anymore. Adults have every right to be at the parks as long as they act like decent human beings, which they should be doing everywhere they go. Further more patience is a huge thing (I’m talking about with people not long lines). If you see a parent walking around with a screaming little kid, ignore it because kids don’t know how to express their emotions besides crying and that parent is probably already trying to resolve the matter. If you see a kid or adult yelling nonsense sounds or having “weird” physical mannerisms or “acting like a child” or anything else, remember neurodivergent people exist. All theme parks have the same issues as Disney when it comes to this stuff and the solution is, if you want to go just don’t be an asshole.
@@formorian5 I'm 19 years old, and have been playing Roblox for 12 years, I feel you brother
24:05 I can confirm that the Disney Cruise, especially for a 5 year old, is terrifying. I didn’t know why the floor was rocking, who the daycare workers were, why they separated me from my 4 year old sister and my parents, who all these older kids were at the water park (who bullied the shit outta me).
Just… don’t take kids younger than 8-10 on a Disney Cruise. I don’t remember anything other than the bits where I was sobbing my eyes out. I think it was formative for my now intense fear of the ocean.
If you get ocean water and mix it with jello mix does that count as like getting revenge on it? Jello mix is like the frozen solid death for humans and jello mix is ocean water frozen in place
so true. that sounds like an awful core memory my dude!
my parents took me and i only remember them being PISSED that i was a grumpy 7 year old who had been out all day in the sun and was falling asleep at the expensive ass dinner with characters.
even as i kid i was like hello tf. its for kids and you're mad at your kid for being a kid. slay.
my parents were smart when I was a kid they showed me six flags instead when fast passes were only like $30(2008), lightning passes didn't exist yet, and was at a month where barely anyone would be there. When the eldest cousin in my family took me to Disney, even with all the features they got, I had way less fun, the only thing I liked was the tower of terror
I went on a disney cruise when I was I think 5 for my aunts wedding. I only remember the daycare being crazy and dark and almost drowning in the pool because a bunch of people crowded me into deeper water and I got separated from my dad. Definitely agree, not a place for little kids. Terrifying/10
Love that Kevin literally explained the "Murraysippi River" name in the video and Sneeg forgot like, 10 minutes later lmao
Tbf I had this on in BG and accidently kept replaying it and never replayed the part where he explains what that is. Ofc not saying he didn't It was just super quick mention. I'm gonna assumed either there's a wiggle named Murray who is american OR theres a genuine section of the park southern themed 💀
Which reminds me..
Sneeg keeps mentioning Missouri and towards the lowest south in Branson there's a theme park called "Silver Dollar City"
If you have not gone try to go. Please.... it is SO YEEHAW 🤠 that as an adult I lmao when im there cause it's so excessive but it's a true THEME park lmao
There's a CONSTANT banjo type music playing everywhere, American flags every 10 feet, and it's old timey themed with wooden coasters (scary tbh I don't ride many rides... even kiddie rides but I LOVE to watch them. It's a marvel humans made them imo)
They used to have Worldfest where the American flags would be toned down and other countries flags put up, foreigners would bring their cultural food ( a crepe and kielbasa lmao true dishes) it was so much fun as a young teen who likes history and the food was delicious.
The normal food also SMELLS AMAZING ,imo, throughout the entire park, the workers really get into their accents and roles.
They wear old timey costumes AND there's ton of shops that ALSO have the theme too it, glass blowing shop is one of my favs.
The prices weren't too crazy either but it's been awhile since I went
ALSO I've never heard of an accident there which is a huge deal to me... one of my favorite things is theme parks but it's also one of my scariest so i usually don't ride and just watch in awe
But just walking around is worth it imo I think it's like 100 dollars for a day and imo a season past for like 60 dollars more (INCLUDING THE WATER PARK) is worth it
I adore that place lol I garuntee it made me who I am (I dream of theme parks almost every night idk why lol)
Oh I forgor lol theres AND there's a huge ash cave below it all...I think they do two tours a day and it's free with admission.
Now I think about it it's really better to get a season pass,
It's not a HUGE park but still Ive been countless times since a kid and there's parts even I'm not familiar with cause I didn't walk there much and feet always hurt lol
Also it's pretty much In a forest, like if you peek over the border fences there's just nature and I bet the view from atop the coasters is incredible (I will not know unless I watc a yt vid kudos to you if you can handle those rides. I'm seriously worried my heart straight up would give out considering the dragon kiddie rides make my body freak out💀)
Also one more thing to hype the cave up....there's photos of air balloons inside the cave cavern cause it's so big...
Be careful though, i adore caves but last time I went, the stairs were so steep and deep and high, that my legs felt weak and I knew I would've locked up halfway down so I had to go back up lmao crawlspace caves freak me out less than that did it was crazy
For those curious, the figure Sneeg calls a "Knight of the Round Table" at 4:27 is most likely Ned Kelly! He was an outlaw in the 1800s and is an Australian folk hero on par with Robin Hood - he was (reportedly) incredibly polite to his hostages, burned mortgages and deeds during his Jerilderie raid because of his belief that the banks were killing the common man, and wrote a letter after the Jerilderie raid where he called out cases of police corruption and described the brutal treatment of Irish convicts in Australia (his own father having been sent to Australia as a convict simply for stealing two pigs). In his final shootout with the police, he was wearing a self-made suit of armor, which looks incredibly similar to the armor the "knight" is wearing.
Why is Sneeg not a voice actor. Bro nailed the Winnie the Pooh impersonation
he is
I think Sneegsnag unintentionally sounds like Tigger whenever he laughs. It’s like tiggers *hoo hoo hoo hoo*
@@MothMedusaoh yeah he voiced in a video game
That’s what I’m sayin’!
Sneeg was so distracted by his rant he forgot defuctland said "the murassipi river, is a combination of the Mississippi river and murray river"
I watched Defunctland's video as soon as it came out. Am I going to sit here and watch Sneeg react? Of course
Disney is one of my autistic special interests and I’ve never been so I want to go for that reason but I couldn’t imagine how awful it would be to go and not knowing how it really is if you aren’t super rich.
As someone whose been fortunate enough to go several times, and loved it, it’s pretty good once you have a grasp of the layout and how to work the fast pass system but I can definitely understand how it might be a nightmare if it’s your first time and you don’t understand that stuff
As an Australian, the Wiggles was my childhood show. I never knew that it existed outside of Australia
Oh it did! Episodes would play on Disney and I’d apparently plant myself in front of the tv for them. The only time 3 year old me sat down except to go to bed according to mom lol
The Wiggles blew UP in the USA in the early 2000’s thanks to Barney (The Wiggles did intermission acts for Barney) and Playhouse Disney. They were extremely popular here for a good while.
As an Aussie who grew up around the hayday of the Wiggles and went to so many of their concerts as a kid, it was definitely was a hit of nostalgia watching this.
Honestly surprised Defunctland didn't mention the Wiggles 18+ tours hahah
as an australian who grew up in the wiggles prime, it was wild to see this as a clearly laid out timeline. like no way they replaced the yellow wiggle in 2006 and added Emma in 2013. like that's so wack. And the river rapids accident being in 2016 feels way to long ago, it seems more recent than that.
Sneeg not knowing Ned Kelly makes me sad, bro needs to learn about the original ACAB legend. RIP to a real one
If you're genuinely enjoying Defunctland, he has SO many videos worth watching, but in particular, I have to recommend his 6-part documentary on the life of Jim Henson.
It is, no joke, the best documentary on the man's life and contribution to culture ever made.
The accident in the dreamworld water rapids ride was really violent, I remember when it was on the news. It happened like a month after my family and I went on that ride ourselves. Look into it for yourself if you want
Bro, I got mad when he called Ned Kelly a ‘Knight of the Round Table’
Toot toot chugga chugga big red car
my favorite thing about that song has always been that cars don't make those sounds
@@cottoncandysans I mean, you could argue that a horn can make a toot sound
true, but it is mostly associated with trains
I experienced a Disney cruise and it was horrible. you couldn't get anywhere on the ship without wading through a sea of Disney adults and children, and the food was terrible. there were fixed dinner times with assigned seats, and sometimes you were sat at a table with some random family. the only okay thing was the rooms. and luckily, I was a kid so I didn't have to be cursed with the knowledge of how much this cruise costed.
Original Title: Sneeg REACTS to The Awful Wiggles Dark Ride
you think the title will change?
Why do people do this
Update:
This is still the title
wait this is all this person comments
@@cottoncandysans yep
This was wild to watch live. I didnt know if the stream was the fever dream or if I was really that sick
Your Pooh impressions at 15:56 and at 16:03 are hilarious!
As a 21 year old dude I was at the perfect age to experience Wigglemania and the defunctland video brought back so much nostalgia and childhood memories that I was not ready for the first time I watched it
This dark ride looks like a liminal space to me.
I accidentally clicked on this video and then never at any pint in the video stopped watching. It’s been an hour. What did i just watch. I have never heard of any of this. Why did this video even get recommended to me. I’m so confused. This is like the weirdest fever dream ever.
Have a nice day y’all
You might need a *pint* to help settle this new information in your brain
Sometimes I forget people outside of Australia don't know who Ned Kelly is.
Man I needed this after 2 hard finals in 1 day
41:32 *Dorothy the dinosaur* was just lending her Dorussy to the cast and crew.
Unfortunately that specific thing is how I was recently reminded that the wiggles existed, I no longer at that point wanting to continue what I was doing before seeing that.
The best way to go to Disney is to be related to an employee so you can go whenever.
-me, my brother works there
I haven’t watched the video yet, but the Wiggles is my childhood as an Aussie child
My parents took us to Disneyworld when I was 10, and I can safely safe I'd never wanna go back because I was overwhelmed and over simulated the first day from us trying to do so much. Both me and my sibling ended up crying because of how tired and drained we were, and that got my dad frustrated because his kids were crying at the "Happiest place on Earth"
Rest of the trip was fine because we didn't stay as long as that first day, and took more breaks, it was 2006 and it was somewhat better then whatever is happening now I don't remember lines be too terrible
Looking back it's a little funny, but in the moment it was awful because I was old enough to know this was a big expensive trip and I felt like a big disappointment for crying at Disneyworld
i went to disney with my family last summer and im no big disney person but oh my god the parks are fun, especially the cosmic rewind ride in epcot
also its stupid expensive, i paid for my portion of the trip and even split between all of us i spent $3500
also the resort we stayed at had a gondola to some of the parks so travel to the parks from the hotel was quick and painless, but with the price its gonna be a while before i can go back, but i definitely will go back
DUDE I WENT THERE WHEN I WAS LIKE 4
THIS IS SO WEIRD
I had no idea that the wiggles were Australian lol
Wait… the rest of the world knows what the Wiggles are?!
@@lonewolfinthetardis2640 who dont know the wiggles. I watched em when I was a kid alongside the teletubbies lol
@@tundraw01f55 I never watched the Teletubbies
My aunt who lives in Florida used to work for part of Disney, so we could visit and get employee discounts, we could visit the parks for free, etc.
Just, we would make sure to stay with them to try and spend as little money as possible, and employees would have these things called like "black-out days" or smth, which meant you couldn't visit a certain park on that day with the employee card to get in for free.
We'd only spend a bit of money there, and try to go on rides if the lines were short, or if we _really_ wanted to go on them (like the Jungle Cruise). Also, only got Fastpasses for rides that you really want to go on, and you _know_ will have a long line for, such as with Haunted Mansion and Space Mountain
It's certainly interesting and fun to go to the parks, but they can cost a lot via the tickets, hotels, gift shops, food, etc. My best advice is make a plan for what park you want to go to for the day (or parks, they do have buses to transport you between them), figure out what rides or locations are most important for you to go to/enjoy/look at/etc., and the thing I think everyone needs to hear most off all: *be flexible!* Your plans are likely to change when you're at the park, and obviously, things can change day-by-day, park-by-park. It's ok if you aren't able to go on all the rides you want to, just look for wants open around you, what you can wait for, and what you want to do next. (And, a friendly reminder that just because you're near a park doesn't mean you _have_ to go to it. No matter what location you're in, or what park you're around, there's likely to be a ton of fun things to do around due to the amount of tourists that parks attract. Go mini-golfing, go to a waterpark, check out a nearby zoo--you don't _have_ to be in a park in order to have fun, especially if you're on vacation! You can still make fun memories, but don't forget that your wallet still has to survive by the end of it--also give it a break on big trips like those lol)
the way this unlocked so much of my childhood, like, Going to wiggles concerts as a a kid (around the time greg stopped performing), going to dreamworld when i was like 7-8, Going to the nickelodeon area at dreamworld AND GOING ON THAT FUCKING DARK RIDE - I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THAT RIDE WAS ELIMINATED FROM MY MEMORY. I have a photo from that ride and the ONLY thing i remember is the wake up jeff part.
My first concert was a wiggles concert and TO THIS DAY I WILL NEVER GET OVER THE FACT THAT SAM WAS THERE INSTEAD OF GREG I HAVE BEEN LIVID SINCE
I have to say this is pretty awesome to see Sneeg watching this as my mum went to university with the original wiggles and was pretty good friends with Anthony, she got to see them perform their songs as the cockroaches and when they started the wiggles, she would take me and my siblings to wiggles concerts when we were little and occasionally Anthony would come up to us and my mum to say hello :DD
being from down under is so cool, we really had the wiggles and hi 5
Went to Disney World with extended family a few years back, i dont know the total cost that was spent but I am not a rollercoaster or ride person, but I had a great time just walking around Epcot and the Star Wars area alone, only reason i can think of wanting to go back is for the Star Wars area to make or buy a lightsaber(already have a non disney one) and Epcot after I hit am 21
my first experience with roller coasters was at six flags St Louis when I was like 7. where my sister, my stepbrother and his cousin forced me onto the boss. I struggled against the motion and the opposing forces caused me to hit my head into the side of the seat, but my ear cushioned the blow. I had my eye closed the whole time too. the mine cars and the log flume ride were better for me.
i have ocd and at the time was undiagnosed autistic. I was petrified that roller-coasters would collapse simply because I got on them. I had other irrational fears but that day was a formational memory. Im ok with rollercoasters today. except for the mr freeze ride and that Bungee Ball slingshot thing cause fuck that.
Fun fact: the current band uses one of the ride cars as the Big Red Car now
I was THE biggest wiggles fan when I was a baby and I somehow forgot they were Australian until this video came out like 2 decades later
Oh shit, I didn't know this is how Dreamworld was made! 😮
Why does Sneeg’s chuckling in this video sound so much like Tigger from Winnie the Pooh?
i saw the wiggles in concert when i was little but i have no memory of it
also, fun fact; emma left the group back last year, and she was replaced by a girl named tsehay hawkins, and she was added to the big red car ride's sign even after the ride closed for good
As a kid I actually rode on the big red car ride. I don’t remember it but my mum took me to dreamworld as a kid and I apparently rode the ride.
I watched the wiggles' dark ride the other day and hoped sneeg would react YIPPEEEEE
My whole life revovles around being alive, Sneeg has inspired me to look into other options!
The Disney parks felt too much like a cult for me to enjoy.
How dare they take away wiggle world.
This video of Defunctland's made me a fan of the Wiggles!
vip pass is apparently 500$ - 700$ PER HOUR wtf
PER HOUR? DONT PEOPLE SPEND LIKE 10 HOURS AT THE PARK? THAT'S 7,000 DOLLARS TO 5,000 DOLLARS A DAY
@@mikeyizdead I could have read it wrong but I jsut googled disneyland vip and looked at their site xD still if its actually that much man where do ppl get all this money to just throw at stuff like this lmao
@@mikeyizdead I had to check again and it says "Ranging from $500 to $700 per hour, you and up to 9 other Guests can enjoy a customizable VIP Tour, with a minimum of 7 hours and a maximum of 10 hours."
My guy, min 7 hours with that price lmao xD
My parents probably never allowed me to listen to any fun children's songs or TV shows as a small kid because they'd thought it would be too annoying if I got addicted to them, but I can imagine Dotty from the wiggles having a crush on Barney
this is the first i’ve heard about the baby, congratulations to you and your lovely wife!!!!!
you can plan to make a disney trip as cheap as possible. its still a lot, but the money is worth it
YUMMY YUMMY
unironically, dreamworld kinda slaps
also also, anthony is one of my cousins, absolute champ
I've been to Disney World twice in my life (cause I'm on the east coast and it's cheaper)
First time I barely remember, it sucked for the most part cause we only went to Magic Kingdom and it rained the whole time.
Second time was the best freaking time of my life, and it was with my least favorite person (my dad).
My dad then planned a third trip for me, him, and my mom. This was going to be our "be-all-end-all" or Disney trips, meaning that we'd never go again because of the cost. He bought the tickets to the fanciest hotels and we were going to stay there for a week going to every park and experiencing it all.
30 days before we were going to go, and Covid hit. My dad was able to get a refund for it all, and my parents ended up spending the money on Christmas instead. I don't think I'll ever get to go to Disney again in my life, and I'm really disappointed. It just costs so much to plan, and we absolutely do not have that money. Oh well
i havent watched much of the video yet but YA DONT DOG ON DREAMWORLD ITS ALL WE HAVE 😭😭 SEAWORLD AND MOVIEWORLD ARE SO ASS ITS THE CLOSEST THING WE HAAAAAVE
Is that jack m in the title?! Lol
I am terrified for you but as long as Tubbo,Tommy,Ranboo and Fundy doesn’t know about the wiggles everything will be fine as long as nobody tells them about it(I’m looking at you Sneeg)
Fruit Salad yummy yummy
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DEATH DOCTOR!?
He wiggled too hard…
I used to love the wiggles!
Yes, Jeff’s last name is fatt.
They forgot the wiggles made a movie with steve irwin
Disney's disability access is like barely ADA compliant. It's awful trying to get someone around in a wheelchair and most of the rides if you want to go in the "wheelchair" line you HAVE to buy a fast pass and schedule a time for that ride. We could not get on most rides because we could not afford to buy a like $30 fast pass for *every* ride
FUNKY NON STINKY BOY
2:35 LOL you a fool bro 🤣
9:49 Bro WHAT😂
15:55 Why are you so good at that
19:00 that's why HKDL the goat, small park can easily do everything in one day and the longest a line will ever get is 2 hours (and all of it is localized to one land, and will only happen on major holidays (Chinese New Year especially)). On a normal day lines barely hit the 1 hour mark.
his entire rant is about Florida Disney, which honestly is the worst park overall. However (just to flex a lil) I went there once and my dad at the time worked for Disney and knew the person who made the new fastpass system (this was right when they got rid of physical tickets and made them digital attached to your park tickets) and they gave us functionally infinite fast passes to anyone in our party and that was my first and only time I'll ever go to Florida Disney (and Florida as a whole)
17:20 you also made a video reacting to Disney lines and Fast-Pass. Really cool video and shows you how abysmal Disney lines are and how stupid it is.
this guy is funny and crazy
WAIT SNEEG’S HAVING A KID?!
I haven't been to WDW since 2018 but I did get married there in 2008 and went every year for ten years afterwards. So I mean... ouch. 😆 I feel so judged. I can say that we've never stressed about money regarding the trip, but we plan ahead.
We're finally going back next month and I'm trying to decide if I should wear my Defunctland "Let's Go Homosexual Fast Dancing" shirt. I'm not sure it'll be worth the looks.
not to brag but i saw the wiggles live at a concert this year… and yes they did sing fruit salad 😎
Didn’t Emma do sign language on the show?
It’s perfectly acceptable to be a “Disney adult” but part of that is the adult part. Act your age, respect others, and be respectful of the rules. The people who think you shouldn’t go unless you have kids because “Disney world is for kids” are just plain incorrect. Walt Disney’s entire vision for the parks was a place for everyone of all ages. You should not go if you’re someone who doesn’t follow the rules, like dumb tik tokers trying to get free shirts by wearing something inappropriate and getting pissed when Disney stops letting them take advantage, or are just plain rude to other people or get too drunk in public, etc. Be respectful, be empathetic, and be patient and no one should have a problem with you. Same goes for someone even if they have a kid. Don’t act entitled because you have a kid, keep a proper eye on your child, and for fucks sake it doesn’t matter what you want, if you’ve been there all day and your child is too tired and just done with being at the park, don’t force them to stay. You have kids, they come first and you can’t just do everything you want anymore. Adults have every right to be at the parks as long as they act like decent human beings, which they should be doing everywhere they go. Patience is a huge thing (I’m talking about with people not long lines). If you see a parent walking around with a screaming little kid who probably wanted a toy or something that was too expensive, ignore it because little kids don’t know how to express their emotions besides crying and even grade school children will regress to that if they’re over whelmed or tired. That parent is probably already trying to resolve the matter. If you see a kid or adult yelling nonsense sounds or having “weird” physical mannerisms or “acting like a child” or anything else, remember neurodivergent people exist. All theme parks have the same issues as Disney when it comes to this stuff and the solution is, if you want to go, just don’t be an asshole.
That being said don’t go if you can’t afford it, taking care of yourself is more important than a crowded and loud park that will most likely also drain you emotionally and energy wise. It all comes back to being able to act like an adult and make informed adult decisions.
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What if we kissed under the wiggles arch? Jk jk.... unless?