What I love about Chief Tui is just how different he is from other Disney Dad's. He doesn't want Moana to leave, but it's not for selfish reasons. Unlike King Triton (in the original), we actually SEE and understand why he doesn't want Moana to go. Even though she's pushed to accept that this is her life like Jasmine and a lot of other heroines, he's not trying to make things miserable for her and he genuinely loves her C:.
Gabriel C Media YESS!! I also love how she actually tries really hard to follow his advice and be what she's "meant to be" and is actually pretty competent! So many other Disney characters are either awful at what they're "supposed to do" or they just straight up nope out.
Gabriel C Media Triton wants to keep Ariel there because his wife was killed by a human ship. Chief Tui wants to keep Moana away because his friend was drowned by the sea... I don't see the difference.
Alora Marie That's something they added in a sequel though. In the original movie, Triton doesn't have any reasoning behind keeping Ariel at home other than a vague "it's dangerous"
The part I love about this is "Mind what he says but remember, you may hear a voice inside" they aren't saying "disobey your father and follow your heart" they have the movie play out in a very respect way, and I love that.
Ateli Makahili - it's not just Pasifika culture which is all about respecting one's parents and elders. It is all the tribal cultures of this planet, Asians etc. including the white people (even though maybe other tribes don't agree it is true and believe that white people are individualistic or whatever). The question is: when is it logical and when is it based on fear? For the Jewish tribes for example, they respect elders because they fear Yahweh (a kind of "Te Ka"). But we ALL hear that voice inside, which goes deeper than our cultures. And this voice relates to all the tribes of the planet, as one. This voice says we don't have to fear punishment. It is the young who are supposed to bring new ways of seeing into the world - not be forced to conform to the society of their parents. Disney movies are about this trans-tribal connection made possible through brave people who cross the boundaries of their culture, and go beyond. Finding a deeper tradition (exploration) that is forgotten. It's not about glorifying the separate tribes and what their beliefs are, but about precisely those people from those tribes who do not conform. This song is humorous for that reason.... "Who needs a new song, this old one's all we need" :D
As a proud Polynesian myself...this movie hit me right in the heart. Cinematics, the story and the way they presented our culture. It was heartwarming and beautiful to say the least.
All considerations of the coconut aside, I love the message the song sends. Although Moana's dad kept pushing for her to stay on the island her whole life, he isn't necessarily a "villain" in the movie since he's stopping Moana on her journey. Not only were his fears pretty justified, theres's also still truth behind the idea of finding happiness where you are. The whole movie is centered Moana's destiny and part of it is having to leave the island to discover her inner self. We can't always stay at the same place in life, especially if doing so is not meant for us or it won't make us happy. But sometimes you don't have to go on any sort of journey because what you're searching for or what you think is missing in your life is already there and you just haven't found/appreciated it yet. People do indeed find happiness by simply being where they are in life and that's okay too. Also, I remember seeing someone else point out that Moana's dad says "you *must* find happiness right where you are" while Moana says "you *can* find happiness right where you are". I love how just that one word change shows the difference between how Moana and her dad interpret the same idea of finding happiness.
"You are your father's daughter Stubbornness and pride Mind what he says but remember You may hear a voice inside And if the voice starts to whisper To follow the farthest star Moana, that voice inside is Who you are" I want to instill this lesson in my children.
I know this song is for children and all but this song gives me such good vibes I personally love this song so much it just gives me good memories when listening to this.
It initially gave me good vibes till I gave it some thought. It's actually a sad tale. Especially the part where her father says "in time you'll learn just as I did". That right there is a sad story in one line
It may seem weird that an entire village is trying to convince Moana to be happy on the island where she is, and they all instantly become voyagers at the end of the film, but my headcanon is that they weren't just trying to convince Moana to be happy with staying on the island, they were trying to convince themselves as well. They all wanted to leave, but the villagers were loyal enough to the chief to stay on the island, even though they didn't want to.
@@ChipNoir That is true. Plus, I think there were just 2 different truths. They had to explore, but they also had to stay together. Remember, they left together, not as just one person. In the end, it wasn't Moana leaving the village, it was the village leaving WITH Moana.
Well, Moana had just sailed away, had an adventure, saved the world, and returned alive. Whatever other reservations her people may have had, Moana had just proven that voyaging wasn't inherently deadly. And the only reason she was able to save the world at all was by defying her people's tradition, which would naturally shake their faith in the idea of permanent isolation.
The thing is, they probably didn't know they were voyagers. According to Moana's grandma, it was their ancestors who stopped voyaging because of the darkness that prevented their own people from coming back whenever they sailed. The people probably didn't know about the canoes and boats.The chief oppressed his people because of the accident he was involved before so.
i like how this isnt the cliche "oh i dont want to stay here i want to do my own things no one understands me" storyline, moana actually tries to stay there and be chief, she actually wants to. alot of movies dont do that
That's something I really love about this movie, even though Moana is called to the ocean, she grows to respect her island and the elders and the villagers. She learns to be happy where she is, even if she knows there is happiness elsewhere
Viimine yeah, it’s about finding your own place. It wasn’t that her Father wanted to be hard on her or anything. He feared for her. He went to the sea and it didn’t go well for him he didn’t want to lose her. At the end he’s very proud of her.
Alya Emily - she doesn't "learn to be happy where she is", she just forgets momentarily about the voice inside. The problem is that yes, indeed, happiness is where you are but only WITH the Knowledge.... which she doesn't have yet. She must travel on a journey of discovery, then return with the Knowledge, which then brings change of perspective for all. They expect to have happiness based on forgetting, and this is not the true Tradition. Their true identity is that of Explorers.
I swear half of the songs on this soundtrack always bring me to tears with just how beautiful they are. Absolutely brilliant writing that taps right into the guts of who we are as humans.
Kind of a sad song if you think about it. Moana is always chasing her dreams to explore and head into the ocean, but her family tells her no and that she must conform to the life and responsibilities she will face in the island. Till the end of the song she drops those dreams and settles to the life she will have. This song makes me think about what happiness is and if one could find happiness in conforming to the life one has. I also think about how some people settle in life and give up on dreams, and how others continue chasing those dreams. Some achieve those dreams and others don’t. Do dreams lead to happiness? This song has me really thinking about where I am and if I am even happy here. Perhaps in time I will learn to be happy where I am. Or perhaps that voice inside of me will tell me where I am to be.
Felt the grandmother spoke on a whole new level. People think I'm crazy, or that I drift too far. But I know I what I like, and well. Here I am. Whole song speaks on that level. I tried being happy as I was, but then I accepted it, and I couldn't find happiness where I was so I walked away
You are your father's daughter... Stubbornness and pride Mind what he says but remember you may hear a voice inside. That part speaks to what I'm dealing with personally
LYRICS: Moana, make way, make way Moana, it's time you knew The village of Motunui is all you need The dancers are practicing They dance to an ancient song (Who needs a new song? This old one's all we need) This tradition is our mission And Moana, there's so much to do (make way) Don't trip on the taro root, that's all you need We share everything we make (we make) We joke and we weave our baskets (ah-ha) The fishermen come back from the sea I wanna see Don't walk away Moana, stay on the ground now Our people will need a chief and there you are There comes a day When you're gonna look around And realize happiness is where you are Consider the coconut (the what?) Consider its tree We use each part of the coconut, that's all we need We make our nets from the fibers The water is sweet inside We use the leaves to build fires We cook up the meat inside Consider the coconuts The trunks and the leaves (hah) The island gives us what we need And no one leaves That's right, we stay We're safe and we're well provided And when we look to the future, there you are You'll be okay In time you'll learn just as I did You must find happiness right where you are I like to dance with the water The undertow and the waves The water is mischievous, ha! I like how it misbehaves The village may think I'm crazy Or say that I drift too far But once you know what you like, well, there you are You are your father's daughter, stubbornness and pride Mind what he says but remember You may hear a voice inside And if the voice starts to whisper To follow the farthest star Moana, that voice inside is who you are We make our nets from the fibers The water is sweet inside We use the leaves to build fires And cook up the meat inside The village believes in us (hah, that's right) The village believes (hah) The island gives us what we need And no one leaves So here I'll stay My home, my people beside me And when I think of tomorrow, there we are I'll lead the way I'll have my people to guide me We'll build our future together where we are 'Cause every path leads you back to where you are You can find happiness right where you are Where you are
Guy_With_A_Stick Except 90% of the action takes place in the middle of the ocean and the ocean itself is a sentient character and Maui shapeshifts every twelve seconds and that would be hella difficult to do on stage?
Guy_With_A_Stick all the transformations could be done with projection. And if a broadway production way possible for the little mermaid. It must be possible for moana! 🙌🏻💪🏼
I absolutely adore Grandma Tala "I like to dance with the water, the undertow and the waves, the water is mischievous, ha! I like how it misbehaves, the village may think I'm crazy, or say that I drift too far, but once you know what you like, well there you are." she is so cool, she reminded me of my great grandmother who was very unique and she didn't care what people said about her.
Can't even listen to this without shedding tears, always makes me think of my baby niece and how her and her daddy(my brother) always sat in front of the TV together singing this 💙
Seventeen seventy-six New York City Pardon me, Are you Aaron Burr, sir? That depends, Who's asking? Oh, sure, sir I'm Alexander Hamilton, I'm at your service, sir I have been looking for you I'm getting nervous Sir, I heard your name at Princeton I was seeking an accelerated course of study When I got sort of out of sorts with a buddy of yours I may have punched him it's a blur, sir He handles the financials? You punched the bursar? Yes, I wanted to do what you did Graduate in two, then join the revolution he looked at me like I was stupid I'm not stupid So how'd you do it, How'd you graduate so fast? It was my parent's dying wish before they passed You're an orphan, of course I'm an orphan God, I wish there was a war Then we could prove that we're worth more than anyone bargained for Can I buy you a drink? That would be nice While we're talking, let me offer you some free advice Talk less What? Smile more Ha Don't let them know what you're against or what you're for You can't be serious You wanna get ahead? Yes Fools who run their mouths off wind up dead Yo yo yo yo yo What time is it? Show time Like I said Show time, show time Yo, I'm John Lauren's in the place to be Two pints o' Sam Adams, but I'm workin' on three, uh Those redcoats don't want it with me 'Cause I will pop chick-a pop these cops till I'm free Oui oui, mon ami, je m'appelle Lafayette The Lancelot of the revolutionary set I came from afar just to say bonsoir Tell the king casse-toi Who's the best, c'est moi Brrrah, brraaah I am Hercules Mulligan Up in it, lovin' it, yes I heard ya mother said come again Ay, lock up ya daughters and horses, of course It's hard to have intercourse over four sets of corsets (wow) No more sex, pour me another brew, son Let's raise a couple more to the revolution Well, if it ain't the prodigy of Princeton college Aaron Burr Give us a verse, Drop some knowledge Good luck with that, you're takin' a stand You spit, I'm 'a sit We'll see where we land (boo) Burr, the revolution's imminent, what do you stall for? If you stand for nothing Burr, what'll you fall for? Oh, who are you oh, who are you oh, who are you? Oh, who is this kid, what's he gonna do?
HERE COMES THE VILLAGE CHIEF ladies and gentlemen... HERE COMES THE VILLAGE CHIEF the moment you've been waiting for HERE COMES THE VILLAGE CHIEF the pride of motunui... HERE COME THE VILLAGE CHIEF-- CHRIS JACKSON.
Moana is an iconic princess. She actually does something for her people, like Mulan another iconic role. She stands up for herself and learns who she is. She is amazing. She doesn't need a man to figure out who she is. She learns by herself and with the help of her people. ALSO THE SOUNDTRACK IS AMAZING BC LIN AND HER VOICE ACTOR IS SO CUTE AND WONDERFUL AND DESERVES THE WORLD I LOVE AULILDKWLDNQK
well Maui did kind of save her ass a bajillion times so she would've probably died without a man (DEMI GOD). lol Nothing wrong with needing help sometimes, I wish Disney would make a movie about that instead of pushing all this "Women can do anything a man can do!" cause for like 90% of women, we cant lol
I just want to add to your list there. Belle and Merida (in my opinion) are also pretty iconic. Maybe not to the same scale as Moana and Mulan, but for the time it was made, Belle was pretty revolutionary. I totally agree about the soundtrack, it's one of my favorites :)
a lot of disney movie characters are missing their mothers, since Walt Disney's own mother died from carbon monoxide poisoning from the new house Walt bought her shortly after his success in the film industry. He felt responsible for his mother's death, and yeah... idk if this is 100% true, just something i read somewhere
I think I finally get the understand the undertone of this song, be content with what you have and don't go looking for adventure or what you are supposed to do because it will find you in its own time.
You are your father's daughter Stubbornness and pride Mind what he says but remember You may hear a voice inside And if the voice starts to whisper To follow the farthest star Moana, that voice inside is Who you are *Me literally crying*
Clorox Bleach I personally love the soundtrack for his own sake - not caring about the one who wrote it... But I admit that Hamilton, even if I don't know him before (but I do now thanks to thousands of comments referring to Linn), is really nice^^
This song is so amazing to me. Because it's a song about your responsibility to the people around you, not just yourself. Even if she doesn't like it, her people need her and she decides to help-despite her passions, despite her curiosity. Sometimes, you can't follow your dreams. This song tells us that you don't have to in order to have a happy life. I really wish this movie had been about learning to live with what you have and making the best out of it, because it's something that isn't represented much in children's media, which is where it's needed most.
I actually like that instead of browbeating the audience towards one extreme or the other, this movie gives us a more nuanced view. If you never strive for something better or more sometimes and ALWAYS settle for what's there, then you risk complacency, which ironically could mean that instead of appreciating what you have, you take it for granted. Plus then you have no ambition or motivation to try to improve yourself or to make things better for others around you, even if said circumstances are harmful. On the other hand, if you're always chasing more and are NEVER happy with what you have, then you probably won't be happy with whatever you get next. You might even do more harm than good and regret it after all is said and done (be careful what you wish for). Neither extreme is healthy and what I love is that some important lessons throughout this movie are that 1. There's a time and a place for both; one doesn't have to outweigh the other and neither are always bad or always good. 2. Life is generally about striking a healthy balance between the two. It's not always easy but ultimately it's arguably the most satisfying in the end.
I love how Moana wasn't rebellious and wanted to just not listen and do her own thing for herself. SHE was kind and unselfish willing to give up something she loved for the good of her entire island. That's what a good leader does. And I love how in the song you see the maturity of Moana. She was like she would stay with her people with her and was geuininely okay with it and excited to do her best and lead. I love it and how it shows in a way how it's okay to transition into adult responsibility. It can have its own happiness to it and you can find it still even if it isn't your exact dream and maybe eventually your dreams will make room for themselves.
This song and the scenes are literally so deep. Showcases how the optimism and exploration melts away for most people as we get older and see the logic of responsibility, safety, and "building a life where youre at" The dynamic with the grandma and Moana and even her quick look back to the sea and her grandmother as she's trying to accept her life and responsibility as an adult but still having that curious spark never having left. Even the dads line "you'll learn just as I did" implying he was once young and curious too but gradually gave way to responsibility and "safer choices" as he became an adult. The way they use this to showcase and reveal the experiences and personalities of the characters is a beautiful set up for the rest of the film.
Exactly. I think in the age of social media and fake influencers promoting unrealistic lavish lifestyles, a message like "be happy with where you are / what you have" deserves to be spread more widely.
LYRICS (Sing Along, Please): [Chief Tui]: Moana, make way, make way! Moana, it's time you knew The village of Motunui is All you need The dancers are practising They dance to an ancient song (Who needs a new song? This old one's all we need) This tradition is our mission And Moana, there's so much to do (Make way!) Don't trip on the taro root That's all you need We share everything we make (We make) We joke and we weave our baskets (Aha!) The fishermen come back from the sea [Moana]: I wanna see [Chief Tui]: Don't walk away Moana, stay on the ground now Our people will need a chief And there you are [Chief Tui and Sina]: There comes a day When you're gonna look around And realize happiness is Where you are [Chief Tui]: Consider the coconut (The what?) Consider its tree We use each part of the coconut That's all we need [Sina]: We make our nets from the fibers (We make our nets from the fibers) The water is sweet inside (The water is sweet inside) We use the leaves to build fires (We use the leaves to build fires) We cook up the meat inside (We cook up the meat inside) [Chief Tui]: Consider the coconuts (Consider the coconuts) The trunks and the leaves (Ha!) The island gives us what we need [Moana]: And no one leaves [Chief Tui]: That's right, we stay We're safe and we're well provided And when we look to the future There you are You'll be okay In time you'll learn just as I did [Chief Tui and Sina]: You must find happiness right Where you are [Gramma Tala]: I like to dance with the water The undertow and the waves The water is mischievous Ha! I like how it misbehaves The village may think I'm crazy Or say that I drift too far But once you know what you like, well There you are You are your father's daughter Stubbornness and pride Mind what he says but remember You may hear a voice inside And if the voice starts to whisper To follow the farthest star Moana, that voice inside is Who you are [Villagers]: We make our nets from the fibers (We weave our nets from the fibers) The water is sweet inside (And we taste the sweet inside) We use the leaves to build fires (We sing these songs in our choir) We cook up the meat inside (We have mouths to feed inside) [Chief Tui]: The village believes in us (That's right!) The village believes (Ha!) The island gives us what we need And no one leaves [Moana]: So here I'll stay My home, my people beside me And when I think of tomorrow There we are I'll lead the way I'll have my people to guide me We'll build our future together [Villagers]: Where we are [Moana]: 'Cause every path leads you back to [Villagers]: Where you are [Moana]: You can find happiness right - [Villagers]: Where you are Where you are
Fun Fact: Temuera Morrison, who voiced Chief Tui (but when singing, voiced by Christopher Jackson) was the actor and voice of Jango Fett, Boba Fett and all the clone troopers in Episode II and III in the Star Wars' Prequel Trilogy and for the video games these characters appeared in. Just cool to know that Moana's dad was a lethal bounty hunter in a galaxy far, far away.
The fact u were surrounded by weak women/dumb society does not mean all are like that. @Tommy Hopps check planet and places around u will see many examples.
i don't know why, but i get chills everytime i listen to this song. like it hits way too close to home, like something i lived and know too well, but my life is nothing like moana's. weird
Today in my biology class, my professor mentioned that coconuts have the biggest seeds in the plant kingdom, and I whispered "Consider the coconut!" to my friend.
Budo Masuta but like...actually. - If you don’t live for the tribe or you want to find happiness elsewhere, there’s something wrong with you and they’re going to keep pushing until you comply. - Don’t follow your own dreams or pursue your own values. - Put other’s needs above your own, even to the point of sacrificing your values for the well-being of others. - Don’t innovate (that line about only having the old song and the whole spiel about only needing the coconut), follow tradition, and let the rulers decide how to run society. - Your station in society is set. - The island provides - ingenuity isn’t needed.
Budo Masuta I love how this movie is about finding the middle ground between following your dreams and taking care of your people/traditions. You have to find your purpose and be true to yourself, but you have to remember your responsibilities as well.
Or maybe . . . you should live for something more than yourself, and if you're going to be unsatisfied with what you have then it's unlikely that chasing after something else will give you any more happiness if you don't know how to be happy already
"I like to dance with the water, the undertow and the waves. The water is mischievous, I like how it misbehaves. The village may think I'm crazy or say that I drift too far, but once you know what you like, well there you are." Best part💖 Ps: Never consider coconuts
Kenya Carter I love how she sings: "You are your father's daughter Stubbornness and pride Mind what he says but remember You may hear a voice inside And if the voice starts to whisper To follow the farthest star Moana, that voice inside is who you are" almost like one's own grandmother giving you advice to follow your dreams ❤️
DUDE I LISTEN TO THE WHOLE SONG JUST TO GET TO THAT PART, definitly the best part, and it contrasts so well with the rest of the song... I wish it was a bit longer :(
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@@NXNViXA bro i would hear this 24/7
The way he sings “And no one leaves” at 2:55 is eargasmic
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@@universitydreams3693 that it sounds sooo good
Deadass that's all I'm here for /srs
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What I love about Chief Tui is just how different he is from other Disney Dad's. He doesn't want Moana to leave, but it's not for selfish reasons. Unlike King Triton (in the original), we actually SEE and understand why he doesn't want Moana to go. Even though she's pushed to accept that this is her life like Jasmine and a lot of other heroines, he's not trying to make things miserable for her and he genuinely loves her C:.
Gabriel C Media YESS!! I also love how she actually tries really hard to follow his advice and be what she's "meant to be" and is actually pretty competent! So many other Disney characters are either awful at what they're "supposed to do" or they just straight up nope out.
Gabriel C Media Triton wants to keep Ariel there because his wife was killed by a human ship. Chief Tui wants to keep Moana away because his friend was drowned by the sea... I don't see the difference.
Alora Marie That's something they added in a sequel though. In the original movie, Triton doesn't have any reasoning behind keeping Ariel at home other than a vague "it's dangerous"
But we didn't know that in the original movie ^_^
Yeahh! she truly tries to do the right thing and accept what she's supposed to do. It's so different from a lot of other princesses ^-^
The part I love about this is "Mind what he says but remember, you may hear a voice inside" they aren't saying "disobey your father and follow your heart" they have the movie play out in a very respect way, and I love that.
Yes I love that. Because our culture is all about respecting your parents and elders. And they showed it through this movie I love it.
When we respect our heart's calling, everyone benefits.
+Ateli Makahili Truth sista 👏👏Respect and family are huge parts of Pasifika culture
Have you considered the COCONUT
Ateli Makahili - it's not just Pasifika culture which is all about respecting one's parents and elders. It is all the tribal cultures of this planet, Asians etc. including the white people (even though maybe other tribes don't agree it is true and believe that white people are individualistic or whatever). The question is: when is it logical and when is it based on fear? For the Jewish tribes for example, they respect elders because they fear Yahweh (a kind of "Te Ka"). But we ALL hear that voice inside, which goes deeper than our cultures. And this voice relates to all the tribes of the planet, as one. This voice says we don't have to fear punishment. It is the young who are supposed to bring new ways of seeing into the world - not be forced to conform to the society of their parents. Disney movies are about this trans-tribal connection made possible through brave people who cross the boundaries of their culture, and go beyond. Finding a deeper tradition (exploration) that is forgotten. It's not about glorifying the separate tribes and what their beliefs are, but about precisely those people from those tribes who do not conform. This song is humorous for that reason.... "Who needs a new song, this old one's all we need" :D
didn’t even consider the coconut till I saw these comments
How rude of you
Yes
How dare you. You are gross.
I feel like I now connected with you on a spiritual level.
same lol
This movie was amazing. Grandma Tala is love. The songs are really good. I'M A FAN!
Martín Tena me too 😃😃😃😃I saw it like a day after it came out
Martín Tena I agree! This movie was very touching and incredible, saw it the day it came out :)
But did you consider the coconut?
Yeah
Wait you’re an og????
Moana's tombstone: "I am Moana"
Maui's tombstone: "You're Welcome"
Her Father's tombstone: "I Considered the Coconut."
Matai's tomb: we know the way
Tala - I misbehaved
The mom- "... "
Maui' s not gonna die...😆
@@devleena7990 he can reach 2020
As a proud Polynesian myself...this movie hit me right in the heart. Cinematics, the story and the way they presented our culture. It was heartwarming and beautiful to say the least.
Posese Pulu truuuuuuuu #PolynesianForever
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All considerations of the coconut aside, I love the message the song sends. Although Moana's dad kept pushing for her to stay on the island her whole life, he isn't necessarily a "villain" in the movie since he's stopping Moana on her journey. Not only were his fears pretty justified, theres's also still truth behind the idea of finding happiness where you are. The whole movie is centered Moana's destiny and part of it is having to leave the island to discover her inner self. We can't always stay at the same place in life, especially if doing so is not meant for us or it won't make us happy. But sometimes you don't have to go on any sort of journey because what you're searching for or what you think is missing in your life is already there and you just haven't found/appreciated it yet. People do indeed find happiness by simply being where they are in life and that's okay too. Also, I remember seeing someone else point out that Moana's dad says "you *must* find happiness right where you are" while Moana says "you *can* find happiness right where you are". I love how just that one word change shows the difference between how Moana and her dad interpret the same idea of finding happiness.
This is so well worded
Most importantly, this movie taught us to consider coconuts too
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"You are your father's daughter
Stubbornness and pride
Mind what he says but remember
You may hear a voice inside
And if the voice starts to whisper
To follow the farthest star
Moana, that voice inside is
Who you are"
I want to instill this lesson in my children.
Dan Dufault the lyrics are so beautiful and inspiring
Dan Dufault I was scrolling down and her grandmother started singing this the exact second I started reading this!
That was beautifully said.
Disney will do it for you
Dan Dufault y
2:54 the "and no-one leaves" sounds so sad and beautiful i love it
I kinda tear up when she sings "I wanna see." and "And no one leaves." It reminds me of me.
Princess May same.. and in How far ill go it reminds me of me as Moana and my selfharming habit as the sea.. its weird i know.
When drinking all the espresso doesn’t drown the depresso
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The one that gets me is "you can find happiness" right at the end as she steals a glance of the life she wants by the shore.
@izzy Not everyone has the privilege of affording a therapist
I know this song is for children and all but this song gives me such good vibes I personally love this song so much it just gives me good memories when listening to this.
I can’t stop listening to it😭😭
That's the beauty of music, sometimes it can be appreciated by all ages.
That's because it's not actually for children...
It's for everyone
It initially gave me good vibes till I gave it some thought. It's actually a sad tale. Especially the part where her father says "in time you'll learn just as I did".
That right there is a sad story in one line
reminder to listen to it
It may seem weird that an entire village is trying to convince Moana to be happy on the island where she is, and they all instantly become voyagers at the end of the film, but my headcanon is that they weren't just trying to convince Moana to be happy with staying on the island, they were trying to convince themselves as well. They all wanted to leave, but the villagers were loyal enough to the chief to stay on the island, even though they didn't want to.
To be fair for a kid she's unusually determined to throw herself at the ocean >_>
Chip Noir holy. shit.
@@ChipNoir That is true. Plus, I think there were just 2 different truths. They had to explore, but they also had to stay together. Remember, they left together, not as just one person.
In the end, it wasn't Moana leaving the village, it was the village leaving WITH Moana.
Well, Moana had just sailed away, had an adventure, saved the world, and returned alive. Whatever other reservations her people may have had, Moana had just proven that voyaging wasn't inherently deadly. And the only reason she was able to save the world at all was by defying her people's tradition, which would naturally shake their faith in the idea of permanent isolation.
The thing is, they probably didn't know they were voyagers. According to Moana's grandma, it was their ancestors who stopped voyaging because of the darkness that prevented their own people from coming back whenever they sailed. The people probably didn't know about the canoes and boats.The chief oppressed his people because of the accident he was involved before so.
The last "and no one leaves" sends little shivers up my spine. I love this song and this movie
same
Uh wtff
@@hopper_love ?
Instant reply... do u have a life?
@@hopper_love jojo reference ᕕ( ཀ ʖ̯ ཀ)ᕗ
i like how this isnt the cliche "oh i dont want to stay here i want to do my own things no one understands me" storyline, moana actually tries to stay there and be chief, she actually wants to. alot of movies dont do that
and the reason she left was so she could help everyone on the island too
That's something I really love about this movie, even though Moana is called to the ocean, she grows to respect her island and the elders and the villagers. She learns to be happy where she is, even if she knows there is happiness elsewhere
Viimine yeah, it’s about finding your own place. It wasn’t that her Father wanted to be hard on her or anything. He feared for her. He went to the sea and it didn’t go well for him he didn’t want to lose her. At the end he’s very proud of her.
Viimine also when she leaves its not just because shes being selfish. She wants to save her island
Alya Emily - she doesn't "learn to be happy where she is", she just forgets momentarily about the voice inside. The problem is that yes, indeed, happiness is where you are but only WITH the Knowledge.... which she doesn't have yet. She must travel on a journey of discovery, then return with the Knowledge, which then brings change of perspective for all. They expect to have happiness based on forgetting, and this is not the true Tradition. Their true identity is that of Explorers.
I swear half of the songs on this soundtrack always bring me to tears with just how beautiful they are. Absolutely brilliant writing that taps right into the guts of who we are as humans.
Moana: I wanna be ocean. :(
Father: NO, BE THE FUCKING COCONUT
Amaris Thompson Halloween issues.
Amaris Thompson XD
Gpod Joe Ikr!lol that's just what I was thinking!
Amaris Thompson LOL XD
That's amazing xD
Comments:
50% Hamilton
50% *C O N S I D E R T H E C O C O N U T*
@Henry Clark the other 51%!
0.00001% *sING THE BEGINNING OF MOANA*
Well, I'm 100℅
youtu.be/addme/vQtjJrhuQcZcSx3FBAT-2Gsp-Q6FBg
I’m 100%
Consider the coconuts!
the WHAT
consider the treeeees
Each part of the coconut is all we neeeed~
And no one leaaaaaaves.
+Maya TheGirl That's right we stay. We're safe and we're well provided
Kind of a sad song if you think about it. Moana is always chasing her dreams to explore and head into the ocean, but her family tells her no and that she must conform to the life and responsibilities she will face in the island. Till the end of the song she drops those dreams and settles to the life she will have. This song makes me think about what happiness is and if one could find happiness in conforming to the life one has. I also think about how some people settle in life and give up on dreams, and how others continue chasing those dreams. Some achieve those dreams and others don’t. Do dreams lead to happiness? This song has me really thinking about where I am and if I am even happy here. Perhaps in time I will learn to be happy where I am. Or perhaps that voice inside of me will tell me where I am to be.
“I wanna see”
Damn nigga it ain’t that deep
but have you considered the coconut?
@@anouymous3688 it’s always that deep 😔
Also told her to consider the coconut
"In time you'll learn just as I did"
BRILLIANT FORESHADOWING
this movie was amazing
Super Elephant Yes it was! Finally Disney incorporated the pacific islands.
it gave me soooo much nostalgia
Deron Panda You mean besides Lilo And Stitch?
Majestic Giants Lilo and Stitch is a type of cartoon movie. I'm talking about Motion Picture
Deron Panda its a hand drawn movie , this is made with computer graphics
Consider the following:
-The Coconut
-It's Trees
Bryant Erfe
(The what?)
-The Trunks
-The Leaves
-The island
Bryant Erfe HA!
THE WHAT
Felt the grandmother spoke on a whole new level.
People think I'm crazy, or that I drift too far.
But I know I what I like, and well. Here I am.
Whole song speaks on that level.
I tried being happy as I was, but then I accepted it, and I couldn't find happiness where I was so I walked away
Know why she died?
She probably didn't Consider the coconut
You are your father's daughter... Stubbornness and pride
Mind what he says but remember you may hear a voice inside.
That part speaks to what I'm dealing with personally
No! Not even it's leaves? Or the water that is inside? Goodness me, she missed out on so much!
I wish Toddler Moana had a few more lines in this song; her voice was so cute.
Well, she had no say in the matter, it was predetermined for her. The dad didn't want her thinking otherwise.
Same
fury1031 I agree her voice was adorable
Stingray Babies Toddlers are not submissive like that. They will tell you what they want, they will tell you loud and clear. XD Have u met a toddler?
I wish I heard her voice more. She was so cute and adorable!!
This comment section is half people considering coconuts and the other half talking about hamilton
Yeah
A lot are talking about both
Incorrect, the majority are talking about both 🤣🤣
Hamilton
XD I guess you could say there is a *_considerable_* amount of people considering coconuts ;3
Fact *coconut sales went sky high because of this song*
emily eter ohhhhhhhh
emily eter no shit
PEOPLE ARE CONSIDERING THE COCONUTS
*R E A L S H I T ?*
I went to like this comment but you had *666 Likes* so I decided not to click.
The reason they won the Battle of Yorktown is that George Washington made them consider the coconut.
THESE COMMENTS I CAN'T FNRIEBIE
lol, i get that joke from hamilton
HAHAHAHA WE LOVE THE HAMILTON JOKES
This is so good imma faint
LOL THE HAMILTON REFERENCE
G. Wash: GO HOME, ALEXANDER.
A. Ham: *confused* Why, sir?
G. Wash: *completely triggered* YOU DIDN'T CONSIDER THE COCONUT!
Catarina Madeiro Sampai A: Excuse me, are you Aaron Burr, sir?
B:That depends wh-
A: *throws him a coconut* CONSIDER THE C O C O N U T
XDDD
ha ha ha
Wash Ham is all I can think about
NO WHY DID YOU CHANGE IT!?!
I've been screaming "consider the coconut" at my friends all day.
😂😂😂😂
tinkuloby you are amazing
XDD
tinkuloby haha
so have I... whilst beating them with a coconut.
*Coconut considering intensifies*
whitegemgames THIS COCONUT IS OUR MISSION
*Considering coconuts fills you with determination!*
*tree considering intensifies*
*Ocean intensifies*
*INTENSITY INTENSIFIES*
LYRICS:
Moana, make way, make way
Moana, it's time you knew
The village of Motunui is all you need
The dancers are practicing
They dance to an ancient song
(Who needs a new song? This old one's all we need)
This tradition is our mission
And Moana, there's so much to do (make way)
Don't trip on the taro root, that's all you need
We share everything we make (we make)
We joke and we weave our baskets (ah-ha)
The fishermen come back from the sea
I wanna see
Don't walk away
Moana, stay on the ground now
Our people will need a chief and there you are
There comes a day
When you're gonna look around
And realize happiness is where you are
Consider the coconut (the what?)
Consider its tree
We use each part of the coconut, that's all we need
We make our nets from the fibers
The water is sweet inside
We use the leaves to build fires
We cook up the meat inside
Consider the coconuts
The trunks and the leaves (hah)
The island gives us what we need
And no one leaves
That's right, we stay
We're safe and we're well provided
And when we look to the future, there you are
You'll be okay
In time you'll learn just as I did
You must find happiness right where you are
I like to dance with the water
The undertow and the waves
The water is mischievous, ha! I like how it misbehaves
The village may think I'm crazy
Or say that I drift too far
But once you know what you like, well, there you are
You are your father's daughter, stubbornness and pride
Mind what he says but remember
You may hear a voice inside
And if the voice starts to whisper
To follow the farthest star
Moana, that voice inside is who you are
We make our nets from the fibers
The water is sweet inside
We use the leaves to build fires
And cook up the meat inside
The village believes in us (hah, that's right)
The village believes (hah)
The island gives us what we need
And no one leaves
So here I'll stay
My home, my people beside me
And when I think of tomorrow, there we are
I'll lead the way
I'll have my people to guide me
We'll build our future together where we are
'Cause every path leads you back to where you are
You can find happiness right where you are
Where you are
Thx for the song
I know this song in my head >_
This movie is literally screaming for a Broadway production.
Guy_With_A_Stick Except 90% of the action takes place in the middle of the ocean and the ocean itself is a sentient character and Maui shapeshifts every twelve seconds and that would be hella difficult to do on stage?
Difficult is not impossible. ;)
Guy_With_A_Stick all the transformations could be done with projection. And if a broadway production way possible for the little mermaid. It must be possible for moana! 🙌🏻💪🏼
Guy_With_A_Stick I would love to see it
I didn't know movies could literally scream
I absolutely adore Grandma Tala "I like to dance with the water, the undertow and the waves, the water is mischievous, ha! I like how it misbehaves, the village may think I'm crazy, or say that I drift too far, but once you know what you like, well
there you are." she is so cool, she reminded me of my great grandmother who was very unique and she didn't care what people said about her.
Gramma Tala is my absolute favourite too
sameee
NiciNeko when I was reading this that part happened to play :)
my favorite too. !i like the i am the village crazylady thats my job.
NiciNeko "What ever happened, blame the pig."
Can't even listen to this without shedding tears, always makes me think of my baby niece and how her and her daddy(my brother) always sat in front of the TV together singing this 💙
The grandmas verse it the best imo
Hamilton should've considered the coconut
You killed him before he could
Seventeen seventy-six
New York City
Pardon me,
Are you Aaron Burr, sir?
That depends,
Who's asking?
Oh, sure, sir
I'm Alexander Hamilton,
I'm at your service, sir
I have been looking for you
I'm getting nervous
Sir, I heard your name at Princeton
I was seeking an accelerated course of study
When I got sort of out of sorts with a buddy of yours
I may have punched him it's a blur, sir
He handles the financials?
You punched the bursar?
Yes, I wanted to do what you did
Graduate in two, then join the revolution he looked at me like I was stupid
I'm not stupid
So how'd you do it,
How'd you graduate so fast?
It was my parent's dying wish before they passed
You're an orphan, of course
I'm an orphan
God, I wish there was a war
Then we could prove that we're worth more than anyone bargained for
Can I buy you a drink?
That would be nice
While we're talking, let me offer you some free advice
Talk less
What?
Smile more
Ha
Don't let them know what you're against or what you're for
You can't be serious
You wanna get ahead?
Yes
Fools who run their mouths off wind up dead
Yo yo yo yo yo
What time is it?
Show time
Like I said
Show time, show time
Yo, I'm John Lauren's in the place to be
Two pints o' Sam Adams, but I'm workin' on three, uh
Those redcoats don't want it with me
'Cause I will pop chick-a pop these cops till I'm free
Oui oui, mon ami, je m'appelle Lafayette
The Lancelot of the revolutionary set
I came from afar just to say bonsoir
Tell the king casse-toi
Who's the best, c'est moi
Brrrah, brraaah I am Hercules Mulligan
Up in it, lovin' it, yes I heard ya mother said come again
Ay, lock up ya daughters and horses, of course
It's hard to have intercourse over four sets of corsets (wow)
No more sex, pour me another brew, son
Let's raise a couple more to the revolution
Well, if it ain't the prodigy of Princeton college
Aaron Burr Give us a verse,
Drop some knowledge
Good luck with that, you're takin' a stand
You spit, I'm 'a sit
We'll see where we land (boo)
Burr, the revolution's imminent, what do you stall for?
If you stand for nothing Burr, what'll you fall for?
Oh, who are you oh, who are you oh, who are you?
Oh, who is this kid, what's he gonna do?
If he considered the coconut he would’ve said no-! OH ALEXANDER
The Universe of Random Stuff why?
Aaron Burr not surprised. What happened to that 40 dollar coconut you bought?
OK!!!! STOP RIGHT THERE!!!!
Have you considered the coconut?
A) Yes. You are free
B) No. Go to jail, now.
A
c o n s i d e r t h e c o c o n u t
B, I'll escape
Yeah
Edit: Consider the coconut!
Do not pass go
HERE COMES THE VILLAGE CHIEF
ladies and gentlemen...
HERE COMES THE VILLAGE CHIEF
the moment you've been waiting for
HERE COMES THE VILLAGE CHIEF
the pride of motunui...
HERE COME THE VILLAGE CHIEF--
CHRIS JACKSON.
labislazuli 😂
This has got to be the catchiest song in the movie
Moana is an iconic princess. She actually does something for her people, like Mulan another iconic role. She stands up for herself and learns who she is. She is amazing. She doesn't need a man to figure out who she is. She learns by herself and with the help of her people. ALSO THE SOUNDTRACK IS AMAZING BC LIN AND HER VOICE ACTOR IS SO CUTE AND WONDERFUL AND DESERVES THE WORLD I LOVE AULILDKWLDNQK
LIKE FROZEN ISN'T THAT GOOD COMPARED TO MOANA TBH BUT I LIKE FROZEN BUT MOANA IS 10/10
Gen ! I AGREEEEEEE LIN IS DA BEST!!! And I like how she doesn't need a man
well Maui did kind of save her ass a bajillion times so she would've probably died without a man (DEMI GOD). lol Nothing wrong with needing help sometimes, I wish Disney would make a movie about that instead of pushing all this "Women can do anything a man can do!" cause for like 90% of women, we cant lol
Highland Bilby true but I really liked Maui!! I think Moana is more independent than more princesses! I agree though lmAo:)
I just want to add to your list there. Belle and Merida (in my opinion) are also pretty iconic. Maybe not to the same scale as Moana and Mulan, but for the time it was made, Belle was pretty revolutionary. I totally agree about the soundtrack, it's one of my favorites :)
If you dislike this video that means you didn't consider the coconut
CONSIDER DAH COCONUT
Shannon Mc truth
It means they should get hit in the head with the coconut.
Coconut don't fuck around
Shannon Mc hahahha
"Consider the coconuts"
"The what!"
Yep obvious that Lin wrote this song
Yorktown:
"Take the bullets out your guns"
"What!?"
lol
Stef Sears 5!0
illusionFlare I was just thinking the same!
"Goes and proposes his own form of government"
"What?!"
the whole movie sounds like Hamilton at Sea.
The Moana soundtrack never fails to give me chills.
Little Moana's "I wanna see" and "no one leaves" just breaks my heart to pieces.
Consider the coconut for President 2020
Mathew Thiel might just as well. You already have a carrot for president
It's better than we've got!
George Washington endorsed it!
Well I mean we have already got on president in this *(COUGH COUGH* washing machine *COUGH COUGH)*
I ruined the 666. Srry.
30% Hamilton/Lin fans
30% Disney Fans
40% C O N S I D E R T H E C O C O N U T S
HipsterPoro The others like the fact that a movie can show accurate culture and star people of that culture.
T H E C O C O N U T S A R E C O N S I D E R E D
I fall into all of these categories! Consider the Disney + Lin COCONUTS!
*CONSIDER THE COCONUTS!!!*
gretagoo games *THE WHAT*
I like Grandma's lyrics about yourself about following your own voice, there's such a profound message in it.
I just realised that moana's parents don't die in the movie, odd considering Disney has something against mothers especially.
Both of Mulan's and Merida's parents also don't die either
taymartin58 they are the odd ones in the disney families
TheGhostgodzilla probaly because theyre not fairy tales
a lot of disney movie characters are missing their mothers, since Walt Disney's own mother died from carbon monoxide poisoning from the new house Walt bought her shortly after his success in the film industry. He felt responsible for his mother's death, and yeah... idk if this is 100% true, just something i read somewhere
Eileen L Ya it's true I read it from his own biography😢
I swear disney makes the best movies ever.
Disney is pretty much unstoppable in the movie industry.
Yeah
+Thea only cartoon bro
Hoang Pham
Well yeah,
Kate Disney made the movie, the culture makes it great.
George Washington: CONSIDER THE COCONUT!
You must find happiness. That's an order from your commander.
HERE COMES THE VILLAGE CHIEF!
THE PRIDE OF MONTENUI!
spiritgirl41192
The what?!
I think I finally get the understand the undertone of this song, be content with what you have and don't go looking for adventure or what you are supposed to do because it will find you in its own time.
*Sees that 3/4 of the comments are about considering coconuts*
Me: Well, I guess it's time to reconsider the coconut.
THE W H A T ?
WillWrambles *RECONSIDER THE C O C O N U T*
I love that.
Some days, you need to stop and ask yourself
"Have I considered the coconut?"
Angry Cinnamon ةجح
XD
I dont know why, but i almost fell off my chair because i was laughing so hard
Angry Cinnamon can anyone pls explain it to me? What's the problem with those coconuts! Coz I'm not getting this serious joke!😭
Fatima Ashraf the lyrics: "consider the coconuts, consider the trees..." etc.
George Washington: CONSIDER THE COCONUT, ALEXANDER.
Alexander Hamilton: what? why?
George Washington: ...GO HOME, ALEXANDER.
Moana (baby): I wanna see
What I thought she said: Moana sea
Today I said "I wanna see" and my 3 year old sister is like: No! It's "Moana Sea" ;and I'm like no it's "I wanna see" then she yelled at me
; v ;
Cotton Candy That's actually cuter
doesn't moana mean sea ?
Gabby Payton it means ocean but it's essentially the same thing
I adore Moana's grandma. This entire movie is inspiring and I love it tbh, but like-
Her grandma is just so cool.
This is surely the best Disney movie by far
I think my favorite part has to be when Moana's dad sings "and no one leaves". Sounds so good.
Same here!
Haha
He sounded British on that line. It was really weird lol. He completely lost his usual accent
Me too!!
I love that part 🤧🤧
You are your father's daughter
Stubbornness and pride
Mind what he says but remember
You may hear a voice inside
And if the voice starts to whisper
To follow the farthest star
Moana, that voice inside is
Who you are
*Me literally crying*
I can't tell if I love the soundtrack because Lin wrote it or because it's good.
Clorox Bleach
I personally love the soundtrack for his own sake - not caring about the one who wrote it...
But I admit that Hamilton, even if I don't know him before (but I do now thanks to thousands of comments referring to Linn), is really nice^^
fortunately you don't have to decide--it can be both!
Clorox Bleach
I literally see you everywhere
And it's awesome
It's dang good!
I loved this song track before I knew Lin wrote it. But when I found it out I loved it even more LOL
This song is so amazing to me. Because it's a song about your responsibility to the people around you, not just yourself. Even if she doesn't like it, her people need her and she decides to help-despite her passions, despite her curiosity. Sometimes, you can't follow your dreams. This song tells us that you don't have to in order to have a happy life. I really wish this movie had been about learning to live with what you have and making the best out of it, because it's something that isn't represented much in children's media, which is where it's needed most.
I actually like that instead of browbeating the audience towards one extreme or the other, this movie gives us a more nuanced view. If you never strive for something better or more sometimes and ALWAYS settle for what's there, then you risk complacency, which ironically could mean that instead of appreciating what you have, you take it for granted. Plus then you have no ambition or motivation to try to improve yourself or to make things better for others around you, even if said circumstances are harmful. On the other hand, if you're always chasing more and are NEVER happy with what you have, then you probably won't be happy with whatever you get next. You might even do more harm than good and regret it after all is said and done (be careful what you wish for). Neither extreme is healthy and what I love is that some important lessons throughout this movie are that 1. There's a time and a place for both; one doesn't have to outweigh the other and neither are always bad or always good. 2. Life is generally about striking a healthy balance between the two. It's not always easy but ultimately it's arguably the most satisfying in the end.
Ana:I'm going to marry Prince Hans!!!
Elsa: Have you considered the coconut?
"Um, where did you even GET that? We live in a snow-covered kingdom."
"Rapunzel brought it last week. She's REALLY well-traveled."
a bird may fly south for the winter!
Quincy Cade You don't have to be white to be corny.
Oh my god
geordan campbell At least our father's didn't bale on us
Easily the best Disney song ever. I get chills and tears everytime i hear it. Absolutely beautiful 🥺❤️
I love how Moana wasn't rebellious and wanted to just not listen and do her own thing for herself. SHE was kind and unselfish willing to give up something she loved for the good of her entire island. That's what a good leader does. And I love how in the song you see the maturity of Moana. She was like she would stay with her people with her and was geuininely okay with it and excited to do her best and lead. I love it and how it shows in a way how it's okay to transition into adult responsibility. It can have its own happiness to it and you can find it still even if it isn't your exact dream and maybe eventually your dreams will make room for themselves.
90%- Consider The Coconuts
9%- Other Stuff
1%- This
The Jomei Channel i killed a eel buried its nuts now you got cocnuts
YodaWithASoda *guts
•3• you cant get coconuts from guts
neither can you get 'em from eel testicles :)
CONSIDER THE COCONUTS
One Last Time, relax have a drink with me, One Last Time, let's take a break tonight and then we'll teach them how to *Consider the Coconut*.
LosSantosDevotee HAMILTON
LosSantosDevotee You are now my best friend
LosSantosDevotee THE WHAT
LosSantosDevotee
🎵One last tiiiiiime~!🎵
How can I get all the songs written in this movie's moan
This song and the scenes are literally so deep.
Showcases how the optimism and exploration melts away for most people as we get older and see the logic of responsibility, safety, and "building a life where youre at"
The dynamic with the grandma and Moana and even her quick look back to the sea and her grandmother as she's trying to accept her life and responsibility as an adult but still having that curious spark never having left.
Even the dads line "you'll learn just as I did" implying he was once young and curious too but gradually gave way to responsibility and "safer choices" as he became an adult.
The way they use this to showcase and reveal the experiences and personalities of the characters is a beautiful set up for the rest of the film.
Sometimes when you're depressed...you gotta consider the coconut.
JunkratMain I can’t trust a junk rat main
The what??
CONSIDER ITS TREEEEES! !
@@uncheffe but Junkrat mains are the best!
(Source: former Junkrat main here)
My favorite part is when moana says "i wanna see"
Typical_maya Alvidrez the cooconuts
same, when i watched the movie and she said that it hurt my heart it was so cute and she was waddling towards the water ;w;
StormyForest 😂
Typical_maya Alvidrez same
Typical_maya Alvidrez same it's so cute!!!!!!!
"Consider the coconut"
-actual quote from our founding father, George Washington
Like the scripture says:
"Everyone shall consider their own coconut tree"
Ah, Hamilton references...
:')
DUDE IM FREAKING OUT GO CHRIS LIKE
GeekyHumanBeing I'm dead
GeekyHumanBeing Hey, hey, don't be so self centric..
I know in context it is the wrong lesson but I find it actually inspiring "you can find happiness right where you are"
Ikr
Exactly. I think in the age of social media and fake influencers promoting unrealistic lavish lifestyles, a message like "be happy with where you are / what you have" deserves to be spread more widely.
frrr
L pfp
@@lucidlevi3424 L opinion
"As long as I got a job, you got a job." Lin-Manuel to Chris Jackson. I'm so emo.
If that aint friendship tho
Sophie J c m
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lirissa rangel jjj
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HERE COMES THE GENERAL
WHAT
AND HIS RIGHT HAND MAN
I forgot what this song was called so I literally searched "The Moana song about coconuts"
Dragonette Eye in
Lol
Did it come up?
relatable
Dragonette Eye I searched 'Consider the Coconuts'
0:54
Look around, look around at how lucky you are to be alive right now !
Deadpoule YES
Deadpoule YES!!!
HAMILTON!!!!! YESSSSSS!!!!!!!😄😝
+Tatiana Van Dale OH MY don't you have a beautiful name
Deadpoule only true Hamilton fans will know what this is
“you must find happiness, right where you are.” damn
What in coconut consideration!?
Marry me.
Rebekah Scott i tried scrolling past this. i really did.
Moana
*AND NO ONE LEAVES*
What!? Lol
@PzYcHO FuZioNzz ahahahaha wish more people saw this
@PzYcHO FuZioNzz
NO ONE GOES BEYOND THE ENGLISH CHANNEL.
...
LMAO
This is so crazy how lin manuel miranda this sounds
Lily Muse Becaise he did the music.
Lin isnt singing in this, its Temuera Morrison
shows how much you know m8
Zitah Dw actually Christopher Jackson sings most of this song
+Zitah Dw actually Christopher Jackson is the voice of Chief Tui, not Temuera Morrison. Morrison is the regular/talking voice.
Most of The Comments Talks about Moana's Father considering the coconuts, but can we talk about her grandmother's part?
ITS AMAZING
Finally a normal comment
LYRICS (Sing Along, Please):
[Chief Tui]: Moana, make way, make way!
Moana, it's time you knew
The village of Motunui is
All you need
The dancers are practising
They dance to an ancient song
(Who needs a new song? This old one's all we need)
This tradition is our mission
And Moana, there's so much to do
(Make way!)
Don't trip on the taro root
That's all you need
We share everything we make
(We make)
We joke and we weave our baskets
(Aha!)
The fishermen come back from the sea
[Moana]: I wanna see
[Chief Tui]: Don't walk away
Moana, stay on the ground now
Our people will need a chief
And there you are
[Chief Tui and Sina]: There comes a day
When you're gonna look around
And realize happiness is
Where you are
[Chief Tui]: Consider the coconut
(The what?)
Consider its tree
We use each part of the coconut
That's all we need
[Sina]: We make our nets from the fibers
(We make our nets from the fibers)
The water is sweet inside
(The water is sweet inside)
We use the leaves to build fires
(We use the leaves to build fires)
We cook up the meat inside
(We cook up the meat inside)
[Chief Tui]: Consider the coconuts
(Consider the coconuts)
The trunks and the leaves
(Ha!)
The island gives us what we need
[Moana]: And no one leaves
[Chief Tui]: That's right, we stay
We're safe and we're well provided
And when we look to the future
There you are
You'll be okay
In time you'll learn just as I did
[Chief Tui and Sina]: You must find happiness right
Where you are
[Gramma Tala]: I like to dance with the water
The undertow and the waves
The water is mischievous
Ha! I like how it misbehaves
The village may think I'm crazy
Or say that I drift too far
But once you know what you like, well
There you are
You are your father's daughter
Stubbornness and pride
Mind what he says but remember
You may hear a voice inside
And if the voice starts to whisper
To follow the farthest star
Moana, that voice inside is
Who you are
[Villagers]: We make our nets from the fibers
(We weave our nets from the fibers)
The water is sweet inside
(And we taste the sweet inside)
We use the leaves to build fires
(We sing these songs in our choir)
We cook up the meat inside
(We have mouths to feed inside)
[Chief Tui]: The village believes in us
(That's right!)
The village believes
(Ha!)
The island gives us what we need
And no one leaves
[Moana]: So here I'll stay
My home, my people beside me
And when I think of tomorrow
There we are
I'll lead the way
I'll have my people to guide me
We'll build our future together
[Villagers]: Where we are
[Moana]: 'Cause every path leads you back to
[Villagers]: Where you are
[Moana]: You can find happiness right -
[Villagers]: Where you are
Where you are
Argent47 Thank you for making this!
HAHA, i felt like a little kid again singing along with a disney song, like those old Disney Sing A Long videos , Thanks for lyrics!!!!!
Pope Ovah
Same 10 sec in the vid and I'm already singing and dancing
Moana: "I wanna sea~~~"
Me: aHHHH TOO ADORABLEEE AGHHHHHH *BUSY SCREAMING*
Mystry Dragyn AHHHHHHHH YASSS NEKFJDJFMF K!!!
SHES TOOOOOO CUTE NO ADORABLE WHYYYYYY
I have played that part more than 100 timesssss.... too cuteeeee
omfg i have 77 likes ajhbsfg lukgadsigud
253 people just didn't consider the coconut
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Glittercorn x Actually 322
This comment made me laugh
Any one in 2024 ? 😅
For the GOAT Disney movie soundtrack, of course!
Hello!!!! I’m not the biggest Moana fan but my gosh the soundtrack SLAPS!!!
Yes , of course ! 😂
me
Yes
Fun Fact: Temuera Morrison, who voiced Chief Tui (but when singing, voiced by Christopher Jackson) was the actor and voice of Jango Fett, Boba Fett and all the clone troopers in Episode II and III in the Star Wars' Prequel Trilogy and for the video games these characters appeared in. Just cool to know that Moana's dad was a lethal bounty hunter in a galaxy far, far away.
Christian Ramirez Moana Fett
Jango Fett must've been really busy with Zam Wesell.
"Bounty hunting is fun & all, but...have you considered the coconut?"
AND CHRISTOPHER JACKSON WAS GEORGE WASHINGTON IN HAMILTON
GEEEOOOORGE WASHINGTON
WE ARE OUTGUNNED
I like how there was no "male heir" bs. Everyone KNOWS Moana can do it, it's a great message for kids ( I think at least)
jonkeybong yeah, she was the firstborn, end of story. I loved how they didn't even MENTION it, because it wasn't worth mentioning.
Jackie house Yeah. It was just obvious that she was the heir and that she would be the next village Chieftain. It was so refreshing.
Jackie House AND they know she can do it without needing a spouse.
And no dumb love between 2 strangers who want to marry instantly.
The fact u were surrounded by weak women/dumb society does not mean all are like that. @Tommy Hopps check planet and places around u will see many examples.
The part when the grandmas singing gives me chills, please tell me I'm not the only one?
Bleach Breeze I got legend of zelda wind waker vibes from her tbh
same
Bleach Breeze me too...i teared up so bad when she died
Adam Prime and while Moana is on the boat in the water and she sees her grandmother as a sting ray I wanna cry so bad all da time
i came here for the grandma's part
Hamilton : we need to consider the coconuts-
Everyone: what?
Hamilton : CONSIDER THE F’ING COCONUTS-
And no one leaves... :'(
Oh.....
GlitchyPresident would you like to see they make Moana 2 when she found a husband 🌟?
Not really!
GlitchyPresident Really 🌟?
Solange Griffin then it would be exactly like Pocahontas, which I do not want.
90% - People talking about coconuts because coconuts are awesome
5%- Me commenting and listening too much of Moana
5%- Beautiful Ocean.
*Correction* 4% Beautiful Ocean
1% "GEORGE CONSIDERED THE COCoNUT"
That One Animator Named Sami More like 75% Washington considered the coconut
+That One Animator Named Sami
+Melanie.
I can confirm that.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON!!!!!
"and there you are" lyric sounds so bitter sweet.
David Person love thomovie
David person
it's so prettyyyyy
YES, it just makes me feel sad for whatever reason
i don't know why, but i get chills everytime i listen to this song. like it hits way too close to home, like something i lived and know too well, but my life is nothing like moana's. weird
"The water is mischievous- HA!
I like how it misbehaves!"
Truly Charlotte that line gave me the chill as well ❤
:)
Truly Charlotte why did Tala have to die she was the best!
*cocunut considering intensifies*
IM CRAFTING this made me crack up/snort laugh out loud on the bus
IM CRAFTING LAUGHING
THE WHAT
The 1k dislikes didn't consider the coconut
Neither did the 2k dislikes.☹️ I like coconuts! And its trees! 😁That's all I need... Except I live in Minnesota... 😪🌴
Havana Guzzo PFFTTT
Havana Guzzo 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
And the 316 likes on this comment considered the coconut.
Bittersweet Legacy I considered the coconut
This movie is so incredible, beautiful message, beautiful soundtrack. A complete masterpiece
One time I said consider the coconut under my breath in school and this random kid yells back "THE WHAT?"
And yep they are my favorite person ever now
T H E M E A T I N S I D E
Stephanie Taylor
did you respond like "CONSIDER THE TREEEESSS"
DarkBeast27 Productions MEAT me inside
(͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Today in my biology class, my professor mentioned that coconuts have the biggest seeds in the plant kingdom, and I whispered "Consider the coconut!" to my friend.
Krista Barrie ygghiu
If you actually listen to the lyrics and deeply think about it, the song is actually very sad, but:
*C O N S I D E R T H E C O C O N U T S*
Budo Masuta but like...actually.
- If you don’t live for the tribe or you want to find happiness elsewhere, there’s something wrong with you and they’re going to keep pushing until you comply.
- Don’t follow your own dreams or pursue your own values.
- Put other’s needs above your own, even to the point of sacrificing your values for the well-being of others.
- Don’t innovate (that line about only having the old song and the whole spiel about only needing the coconut), follow tradition, and let the rulers decide how to run society.
- Your station in society is set.
- The island provides - ingenuity isn’t needed.
O
Budo Masuta I love how this movie is about finding the middle ground between following your dreams and taking care of your people/traditions. You have to find your purpose and be true to yourself, but you have to remember your responsibilities as well.
Or maybe . . . you should live for something more than yourself, and if you're going to be unsatisfied with what you have then it's unlikely that chasing after something else will give you any more happiness if you don't know how to be happy already
"I like to dance with the water, the undertow and the waves. The water is mischievous, I like how it misbehaves. The village may think I'm crazy or say that I drift too far, but once you know what you like, well there you are."
Best part💖
Ps: Never consider coconuts
Kenya Carter I love how she sings: "You are your father's daughter
Stubbornness and pride
Mind what he says but remember
You may hear a voice inside
And if the voice starts to whisper
To follow the farthest star
Moana, that voice inside is who you are"
almost like one's own grandmother giving you advice to follow your dreams ❤️
Agree. Best part of this song. And Gramma is my favourite character in the movie.
DUDE I LISTEN TO THE WHOLE SONG JUST TO GET TO THAT PART, definitly the best part, and it contrasts so well with the rest of the song... I wish it was a bit longer :(
*_always consider the coconut_*
How dare you god sir. You must C O N S I D E R T H E C O C O N U T.
Yep 6 years late I’ll still listen to it. I’m so glad it got popular again bc these songs all give me goosebumps
I'll only consider a coconut that is the pride of Mount Vernon.
Musical Priss he wants to sit under his own vine, and palm tree
I live in Mount Vernon
He wants to sit under his own coconut tree
Ah yes, Geoge Washington sitting under his own coconut tree considering coconuts. in Mount Vernon.
A moment alone in the shade