I read somewhere that the initial drafts of the script featured Aladdin's mother as one of the characters. This song was part of it until they removed the character entirely.
I'ts 4:33AM in the morning for me. I woke up around 3AM. I guess I was still nervous after today (you'll see why in a few lines) and I just fell right into a Disney song marathon. In Pocahonta's "If I never knew You" I saw in the comments that it had been erased in the theatrical release, just as this song hadn't been included in the Aladdin movie. I had never heard "Proud of your Boy" in my life so I immediately looked for it. In just a few verses I realised this song captures just how I've always felt about my Father and Mother. I've never really been a problem child but I think I have haunted myself with expectations and a very unhealthy guilt complex for years now. It's not their fault in any case. They've just been everything for me. They've held me upright every day of my life, and so I've always felt this dread... this fear of not being worthy of their infinite love and their efforts to help me be the best man I can be. Just today, I've had an interview for a very good position in a great firm after a year-long internship. I think it went really well. I really do. On Monday I'm expecting to give my family some great news. This song has appeared in my life at such an important moment that I just couldn't hold back the tears while I listened 20 minutes ago, and can't hold them back either now as I write. It just hit me so very hard that I needed a moment to calm down, and then I just felt compelled to share this. I hope you don't mind. For all of you out there still on their way, hold fast. I'm sure you'll have your moment for everything to finally pay off. My best wishes to you all.
This was Howard's big idea for the soundtrack for the movie it sadly never came to be obviously I just wish he could've lived to see it come full circle in Broadway Musical.
Why did they have to cut it? I mean, I know they decided to kill off his mom, but couldn't they have had him sing it by her grave? It could have gone right where "One Jump Ahead (Reprise)" is.
it really made the Broadway sure more emotional, his mom dying, him thieving, added a lot of relatable context, every mom next to their kid probably teared up...
OMG, so did I! I took my oldest son to see this show for his birthday two years ago, and I had to try really hard not to cry through the whole performance. And then his school wound up doing Aladdin as their school musical last year… And my son was cast as Aladdin. So imagine how hard it was for me to control my tears when it was my kid up on stage singing those lyrics. 🤣🤣🤣
@@heywoodjablowme1020 excuse you they haven't made it their own. This song is INCREDIBLE and beautiful and literally made by a man who is everything they hate and despise. Howard would never stand for it.
So, my theory is RUclips just adds dislikes to all the videos to mess with us. Because there is NO WAY someone could dislike this. Most amazing Disney song EVER.
Yeah... Borat's right. I didn't downvote, but it's understandable why some would, since it's become the ballad of choice for manboy fascists (re: Gavin McInnes and his neo-Know Nothing racist gang, the "Proud Boys").
And Gavin McInnes says this song is “about apologizing for being a boy.” It’s about wanting to become a better person and quit stealing and lousing around
And also literally everything about his own life and wanting to have that healthy loving relationship with his mom. Literally Howard would never stand for any of Gavin's fuckery
@@corvuscrux There you go again. talking out your ass. Gavin is married to a Native American activist and has mixed race children. Ignorance is not bliss. It's just being dumb.
And fools call the proud boys a white supremacists organization completely ignoring the leader is an afro Cuban LMAO that is like saying al sharpen is the leader of the Kkk
Listen to A whole new world before you do it. They can't just let something be can they? Sometimes somethings just right and changing it just ruines everything. This song makes me wonder if his mom is in the show. IF so they took the original story...the one that no one liked to begin with int he stuiods...makes no sense....I am so confused right now. But I dont' have that kind of money to put on tickets. Geesh
Michelle Bowen His mom is not in the show, but is mentioned (aka. she's dead) Many things were changed from the original movie and if you don't like changes I recommend you don't go to watch the show. If you don't mind some creative freedom from the original movie here and there go for it. Also, may I just say that Friend Like Me alone is worth the money to go see the show :P
Yeah, when he, Aladdin, had a mom--then they had to scrap that whole element of the movie. Rebuild, redesign, the whole shebang. That same meeting they were told change a lot of films, not just Aladdin.
This song is so beautiful, the demo Alan Menken sings with the storyboard even moreso. It made me cry multiple times, especially researching Howard Ashman. I really hate how some weird group is trying to taint this pure song with other intentions. I really hope it's going to be in the live action!
This Song always strikes near the heart for me...I haven't really been the best song these past couple years...this past Christmas when I was asked what I wanted I said the only thing I wanted was to see my mother cry...so I learned how to edit videos and made my mother a video containing images of me, my accomplishments, me and her, and some text portions, and finally this song playing through the whole thing... when I showed it to her after everyone else and unwrapped their gifts my mother and I both starting balling tears of joy and I officially put myself back on the "good son" list...I still hope to make my mother proud...I hope I do...
I just watched the live-action remake. It was great, but I'm disappointed they didn't put in this song. I know that Aladdin's mother isn't a big part of the plot, but as many have said, this song gives depth to Aladdin himself. Plus, I think this song is even more powerful in the context of his mother being a posthumous character, with Aladdin saying/singing the things he wished he could've told his mother but never had the chance to.
I agree. This song actually doesn't really work if the mother is a living, breathing character that Aladdin can interact with whenever he feels like it. It works MUCH better--in fact I would say it ONLY works--in the context of her already being dead and Aladdin is singing it to himself in her honor.
It's too bad that neither movie version of Aladdin included this song. Aladdin as a character really needs this song to help establish his motivations and his moral baseline.
They had originally intended to have this song in the move but they cut because they cut out the character that was supposed to be Aladdin's mom they decided that the song didn't make sense anymore it apparently made a lot of the people who were working on the movie super sad
I saw this live on a school trip to New York City (I was in band, we were there to compete in a competition) and my entire row of classmates started crying during this song. The younger jersey kids next to us kept looking at us all strange.
Oh my gosh my heaaaart this is the perfect song I needed to hear right now!!! I have a dream to sing on Broadway and my parents strongly dissapprove. And no joke seriously I just got into an argument with my mom TODAY and asked her if she would be proud of me if I got a lead on Broadway and sang and acted because that's what I love to do and she immediately said "no, why would I be" 😭 this song gives me hope. Someday I will make her proud I pray😌
tracy allen the same reason parents always disapprove of a career in the arts "It's not steady work. You never know when you'll get another job. It's no way to make a living" I've never had dreams about performing myself but in every movie where this is an issue, those are the reasons.
Exactly. The way the founder explains it, he went to go see his daughters who were performing in their school’s staging of Aladdin, and was thrown aback once he started hearing a boy singing this song (whom he referred to as effeminate), and looked out in the audience, wondering who in the hell would be proud of him...yeah. Sounds like an awesome origin story.
I honestly came looking for this because of the lols with Gavin but I have to say...I found a huge connection to it myself. Would have liked to hear it in it's original production though.
so when you gonna realize he has you ppl because he wants to incite violence, have you do it for him, then throw you all under the bus when it suits him?
@Jory Evans Aww did it hurt when I criticized your daddy? It must suck being grown men who failed so hard at life they have to stay in a frat WAYYYY past college years lol. But what I think is more funny is that my comment above is genuine. I mean, you already blew your chances of me being nice to you, but i wrote my comment hoping that people not knee deep in in the McInnes kool-aid would realize they are being played. And if you don't believe me look up how he tried do throw the alt knights under the bus.
I get Varian vibes from this song (mainly from the first season but still) with him wanting to make his dad (and probably his mum too but he never said since she’s, you know, dead) proud of him.
Felt this song, I’m still trying to reach to the top with a rags from riches and success story off me, I have always been a laughing stock and viewed as a joke in my hometown when I was just someone who desire to be a someone
Sad this was cut from the final movie. But when they reworked the story following that Black Friday event, I understand why. This song would have given the film more heart and made the audience relate with Aladdin even more.
If you think about it this song is kinda sad because it talks about his parents being dead while he's trying to do his best. Another reason would be when he says "cross his stupid heart" Its kinda sad to put yourself down. This is just my opinion, It's still one of my favorite songs in the broadway performance for when i saw it.
I can't tell if your being sarcastic or if you actually think that's what Gavin and the proud boys are about. It would be weird of you were serious considering the proud boys welcome gays, and blacks.
he only called it the Proud boys because he was mocking the lyrics of the song. In his own words he viewed it as "fake, humble, and self-serving". This is a guy that definitely has mommy issues
the song to me makes me think of "Go The Distance" from Hercules. I kinda have the feeling it might've been intentional after this song was cut. Kinda like they wanted a darker death scene for gaston and they basically ended up making it with different characters later in lion king for scar.
@@QueenofWheels Bigots? The Proud Boys are highly diverse. Black, White, Hispanic, and Latino, and many gay men as well make up their membership. Really odd that leftists will call an extraordinarily diverse group bigots, while AntiFa is a white organization that attacks random people and will use racist racial epithets against black conservatives or black police officers. The Proud Boys have never been and are not racist.
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I'm so happy they added this song back for the play. It's probably one of the most gorgeous Disney songs and they cut it out of the movie :-(
Wow, never knew this song was intended for the movie, why the hell did they cut it? It adds some much needed depth to Aladdin as a character.
Yohoat ikr
Yohoat they had to removed it because they changed the plot
That what i heard
I read somewhere that the initial drafts of the script featured Aladdin's mother as one of the characters. This song was part of it until they removed the character entirely.
They cut it because the script was completely rewritten and they felt the song was too sad
they cut it because the lyricist died and some changes must to be done
I get so emotional when he sings-"I wasn't born perfect like dad or you.." Omg I LOVE ADAM JACOBS
Same here.Its a song that gets me every time.
you mean Gavin McInnes? he made this famous...who the hell is adam jacobs
Jake Smithsonian the original Broadway Aladdin. I hope you’re joking?
@@thelocaREAL not joking....terrorist group "Proud boy" take their name from their disgust of the lyrics in the song...
@@jakesmithsonian388 I wanna be perfect like Gavin someday
I'ts 4:33AM in the morning for me. I woke up around 3AM. I guess I was still nervous after today (you'll see why in a few lines) and I just fell right into a Disney song marathon.
In Pocahonta's "If I never knew You" I saw in the comments that it had been erased in the theatrical release, just as this song hadn't been included in the Aladdin movie. I had never heard "Proud of your Boy" in my life so I immediately looked for it.
In just a few verses I realised this song captures just how I've always felt about my Father and Mother. I've never really been a problem child but I think I have haunted myself with expectations and a very unhealthy guilt complex for years now. It's not their fault in any case. They've just been everything for me. They've held me upright every day of my life, and so I've always felt this dread... this fear of not being worthy of their infinite love and their efforts to help me be the best man I can be.
Just today, I've had an interview for a very good position in a great firm after a year-long internship. I think it went really well. I really do. On Monday I'm expecting to give my family some great news. This song has appeared in my life at such an important moment that I just couldn't hold back the tears while I listened 20 minutes ago, and can't hold them back either now as I write.
It just hit me so very hard that I needed a moment to calm down, and then I just felt compelled to share this. I hope you don't mind.
For all of you out there still on their way, hold fast.
I'm sure you'll have your moment for everything to finally pay off.
My best wishes to you all.
THIS WAS AMAZING IN THE BROADWAY SHOW!! If you ever get a chance to experience the broadway musical, you'll fall in love. Beautifully done.
This is beautiful...and devastatingly heartbreaking at the same time...
This was Howard's big idea for the soundtrack for the movie it sadly never came to be obviously I just wish he could've lived to see it come full circle in Broadway Musical.
+Disneyanimegirl1 yeah me too.
I agree but in sprit he saw this on Broadway and said "Thank you Alain!" .
don't we all he would've been proud I think
He would have been proooooud of your boy!
Why did they have to cut it? I mean, I know they decided to kill off his mom, but couldn't they have had him sing it by her grave? It could have gone right where "One Jump Ahead (Reprise)" is.
I am so happy they put this beautiful song in!
I love your name
TheMormonSorceress Its pretty emotional for me.I love my mom so much and this makes me cry everytime.
I love this song and it makes me cry cuz I can relate to it.
it really made the Broadway sure more emotional, his mom dying, him thieving, added a lot of relatable context,
every mom next to their kid probably teared up...
UHURU
I'm proud of Kyle, that boy!
This is honestly such a beautiful song! I can't believe it was cut from the movie! It gives Aladdin's character so much more depth.
A good friend of mine performed this tonight as his last song on our high school stage. I sobbed and sniffled through the whole song.
If they had kept this song in the movie it would probably be up on the charts next to "Part of that World" and "Hakuna Matata"
Highly doubtful. It's the worst song on the soundtrack by far
@@Superabound2 "never had a friend like me" not done by robin Williams: literally exists
this made all my friends cry when we saw it. me on the other hand, well it was so good that I cried during the entire show
I like you more than a friend!
OMG, so did I! I took my oldest son to see this show for his birthday two years ago, and I had to try really hard not to cry through the whole performance. And then his school wound up doing Aladdin as their school musical last year… And my son was cast as Aladdin. So imagine how hard it was for me to control my tears when it was my kid up on stage singing those lyrics. 🤣🤣🤣
Who else thought this would of somehow made it into the live action :/
Me. I was so disappointed it wasn't in the live action. It is one of the best Disney deleted songs ever.
I was so disappointed when it didn't make it into the live action movie!
I would have much rather had this than ten minutes of Aladdin putting his foot in his mouth in the initial palace scene ;(
I knew it would be cut after the proudboys and western chauvinists made it their own. The Disney regressive libtards wouldn't stand for it.
@@heywoodjablowme1020 excuse you they haven't made it their own. This song is INCREDIBLE and beautiful and literally made by a man who is everything they hate and despise. Howard would never stand for it.
I'm fuck'n proud of your boy
So happy they included this song on the broadway production 👌🏽
👌🏻
This song made me cry so much when I saw it on Broadway back in 2014.Dammit Disney why do you that to me?
STAND BACK AND STAND BY
So, my theory is RUclips just adds dislikes to all the videos to mess with us. Because there is NO WAY someone could dislike this. Most amazing Disney song EVER.
it's called a joke
It's called dislike bots.
I am grateful for humanity that some people are able to understand a joke.
it twas jafar, iago and his goons. thats the only possible answer. *FIGHT ME*
Yeah... Borat's right. I didn't downvote, but it's understandable why some would, since it's become the ballad of choice for manboy fascists (re: Gavin McInnes and his neo-Know Nothing racist gang, the "Proud Boys").
And Gavin McInnes says this song is “about apologizing for being a boy.” It’s about wanting to become a better person and quit stealing and lousing around
Quit stealing? Then it's obviously an anti-BLM song and thus racist
And also literally everything about his own life and wanting to have that healthy loving relationship with his mom. Literally Howard would never stand for any of Gavin's fuckery
@@corvuscrux There you go again. talking out your ass. Gavin is married to a Native American activist and has mixed race children. Ignorance is not bliss. It's just being dumb.
Gavin McInnes says a lot of things.
And fools call the proud boys a white supremacists organization completely ignoring the leader is an afro Cuban LMAO that is like saying al sharpen is the leader of the Kkk
This show is absolutely stunning :) Props to the whole cast!
I loved this song and when I first heard it I cried like a little boy.
im semi proud of your little sad crying boy. uhuru!
I sang this for my mom for mother's day. Whenever I feel discouraged I listen to this song to remember my promise.
I love being a Proud Boy
Uhuru! Which chapter are ya? 👌
👌🏻POYB👌🏻
Chris Rey UHURU 👌🏻POYB👌🏻
.... SOMEONE GET ME A PLANE TO NEW YORK AND TICKETS FOR THIS SHOW STAT!!!!
Amanda Johnson i with you not that but i want to be on a new york city roof top and sing this
Listen to A whole new world before you do it. They can't just let something be can they? Sometimes somethings just right and changing it just ruines everything. This song makes me wonder if his mom is in the show. IF so they took the original story...the one that no one liked to begin with int he stuiods...makes no sense....I am so confused right now. But I dont' have that kind of money to put on tickets. Geesh
I got to see it with my theater group last year. It was amazing. If you get a chance to see it, definitely do it.
Michelle Bowen His mom is not in the show, but is mentioned (aka. she's dead) Many things were changed from the original movie and if you don't like changes I recommend you don't go to watch the show. If you don't mind some creative freedom from the original movie here and there go for it. Also, may I just say that Friend Like Me alone is worth the money to go see the show :P
I saw it.. It was GOLD
I would love if this song was in the movie XD
HAHAHAHHABA
+Burrito Senpai it was supposed to originally
Yeah, when he, Aladdin, had a mom--then they had to scrap that whole element of the movie. Rebuild, redesign, the whole shebang.
That same meeting they were told change a lot of films, not just Aladdin.
Well, that's what happens in film, Disney being no exception. :P It just happens.
It didn't the help the fact that Howard Ashman died during production of both Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin.
RIP, JJ. You had a rough life, but I hope in the end you knew that your family was in fact proud of their boy.
how can you not love this he is absolutely amazing. makes me so emotional wish I could see it live. but I'm poor so...
This song is so beautiful, the demo Alan Menken sings with the storyboard even moreso. It made me cry multiple times, especially researching Howard Ashman. I really hate how some weird group is trying to taint this pure song with other intentions.
I really hope it's going to be in the live action!
I cannot take credit for this, as I saw it on another video but now I always think this as Tam's song to Kim years after the ending of Miss Saigon.
This Song always strikes near the heart for me...I haven't really been the best song these past couple years...this past Christmas when I was asked what I wanted I said the only thing I wanted was to see my mother cry...so I learned how to edit videos and made my mother a video containing images of me, my accomplishments, me and her, and some text portions, and finally this song playing through the whole thing... when I showed it to her after everyone else and unwrapped their gifts my mother and I both starting balling tears of joy and I officially put myself back on the "good son" list...I still hope to make my mother proud...I hope I do...
Amazing!!!! , I love the musical in brodway......!! unforgatable !!!!!
Proud of your boy
👌🏻
I just watched the live-action remake. It was great, but I'm disappointed they didn't put in this song. I know that Aladdin's mother isn't a big part of the plot, but as many have said, this song gives depth to Aladdin himself. Plus, I think this song is even more powerful in the context of his mother being a posthumous character, with Aladdin saying/singing the things he wished he could've told his mother but never had the chance to.
I agree. This song actually doesn't really work if the mother is a living, breathing character that Aladdin can interact with whenever he feels like it. It works MUCH better--in fact I would say it ONLY works--in the context of her already being dead and Aladdin is singing it to himself in her honor.
It's too bad that neither movie version of Aladdin included this song. Aladdin as a character really needs this song to help establish his motivations and his moral baseline.
They had originally intended to have this song in the move but they cut because they cut out the character that was supposed to be Aladdin's mom they decided that the song didn't make sense anymore it apparently made a lot of the people who were working on the movie super sad
D':
Aladdin...you beautiful person...yes...go make her proud...
D''''':
I saw this live on a school trip to New York City (I was in band, we were there to compete in a competition) and my entire row of classmates started crying during this song. The younger jersey kids next to us kept looking at us all strange.
Proud of your boy. Uhuru.
bro you're forehead's so big you'd fit in the cast of Code Lyoko
Mongoloids for McInnes. Is that what our yard sign says?
imma chang ur opinin uhuru
Don't worry forehead, "i took an economics class once" davey is coming to save you from the internet meanies.
UHURU. POYB.
This is beautiful song
Oh my gosh my heaaaart this is the perfect song I needed to hear right now!!! I have a dream to sing on Broadway and my parents strongly dissapprove. And no joke seriously I just got into an argument with my mom TODAY and asked her if she would be proud of me if I got a lead on Broadway and sang and acted because that's what I love to do and she immediately said "no, why would I be" 😭 this song gives me hope. Someday I will make her proud I pray😌
You should follow your dreams. Why would they disapprove of a dream like that?
tracy allen the same reason parents always disapprove of a career in the arts "It's not steady work. You never know when you'll get another job. It's no way to make a living"
I've never had dreams about performing myself but in every movie where this is an issue, those are the reasons.
uhuru Ana! im proud of your boy
I'm proud of all you boys
supatimefunshow This comment made my day
Uhuru
UHURU POYB 👌🏻
The Proud boys theme.
Who cares
Queenofwheels is hahaha I do because I’m Proud Of My Boys!👌🏻
@@matthewcunningham1190 Uhuuuuuruuuuu!
this song is a piece of work
I love imagining a bar full of proud boys singing this "anthem" together 🤣
I honestly have no idea how 2 people could dislike this.
Three
And on Mother's Day too! I really just don't understand some people.
kittyofpink Actually 4 now in 2015 June
AnnaBananaG 5 in July.
+Sam Nelson 6 in August
Proud of your Boyyyyyyyyyysss
Uhuru 👌👌👌
Proud boys let's go baby!
Proud boys
Great song, proud boys!
It's funny... this song FEELS like it rhymes... even though very little of it does.
This is the song the Proud Boys are named after.
Exactly. The way the founder explains it, he went to go see his daughters who were performing in their school’s staging of Aladdin, and was thrown aback once he started hearing a boy singing this song (whom he referred to as effeminate), and looked out in the audience, wondering who in the hell would be proud of him...yeah. Sounds like an awesome origin story.
don't let those guys tranform its meaning, they don't deserve the satisfaction
@@tetitous POYB 🇺🇸🇺🇸👌🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@proudpatriot1457 I don't know any usus, if you want to say something use words
Proud Patriot POYB!
I'm not crying, you are
Here before the movie drops. Hope they put this in, as well as High Adventure.
I honestly came looking for this because of the lols with Gavin but I have to say...I found a huge connection to it myself. Would have liked to hear it in it's original production though.
I like you more than a friend. Uhuru.
I like you more than a friend good sir.
Uhuru brother
POYB
PYOB
Uhuru brother
This song is absolutely gorgeous.
Proud of your boy < Part of your world
So beautiful
Uhuru
seems like a mashup of santa fe and part of your world
Proud Boyz
im fucking proud of your fucking boy
Now I have a version for my mother to match Lion King's Endless Night.
Well...I have a new favorite Aladdin song.
gavin mcinnes brought me here
so when you gonna realize he has you ppl because he wants to incite violence, have you do it for him, then throw you all under the bus when it suits him?
same 👍
@@lucario719 Hang on tight its going to be a bumpy ride
@Jory Evans Aww did it hurt when I criticized your daddy? It must suck being grown men who failed so hard at life they have to stay in a frat WAYYYY past college years lol.
But what I think is more funny is that my comment above is genuine. I mean, you already blew your chances of me being nice to you, but i wrote my comment hoping that people not knee deep in in the McInnes kool-aid would realize they are being played. And if you don't believe me look up how he tried do throw the alt knights under the bus.
@@MSimm-tm5vk yeah bc NPCs definitely don't make specific comments, they just make a three word response and bolt.
I get Varian vibes from this song (mainly from the first season but still) with him wanting to make his dad (and probably his mum too but he never said since she’s, you know, dead) proud of him.
1:29 is where my favorite part starts
this song makes me cry we had a disney performance and some guy sang this and i cried
You made it, Howard.
Felt this song, I’m still trying to reach to the top with a rags from riches and success story off me, I have always been a laughing stock and viewed as a joke in my hometown when I was just someone who desire to be a someone
sounds like sante fe in newsies
Yeah something to believe in and a million miles away are similar and Santa Fe and this song are similar
Yeah this is like Santa Fe and something to believe in from newsies is similar to a million miles away from alladin
Nandini Tivakaran yep I wonder if alan knew that
MyViewRightNOW well I'm pretty sure he sings both
Piplup88908 that oringal reason was him singing to his mom who alive in movie but it was cut
Sad this was cut from the final movie. But when they reworked the story following that Black Friday event, I understand why. This song would have given the film more heart and made the audience relate with Aladdin even more.
I'm trying out for the school play and this is the song for the audition, so I'm screwed
this summer I went to New York and met some of cast members and when I heard this song u started crying
Brooke B what was the cast like? I wanted to meet them rly bad
If you think about it this song is kinda sad because it talks about his parents being dead while he's trying to do his best. Another reason would be when he says "cross his stupid heart" Its kinda sad to put yourself down. This is just my opinion, It's still one of my favorite songs in the broadway performance for when i saw it.
Moo Laney he's sussposed to be putting himself down
You really don't have to think about it. It's blatently obvious that it's a sad song. No in depth analysis required.
im proud of your boy, laney! call me! POYB, Uhuru
Magnificent.
I may sing this for a cabaret...for Gavin. Uhuru.
I can't tell if your being sarcastic or if you actually think that's what Gavin and the proud boys are about. It would be weird of you were serious considering the proud boys welcome gays, and blacks.
+Tristan Nolan no I was just joking about what he said at the collage.
Thank god
Proud boys
he only called it the Proud boys because he was mocking the lyrics of the song. In his own words he viewed it as "fake, humble, and self-serving". This is a guy that definitely has mommy issues
I'm crying because I too want to make my mom proud of her boy......
Proud of all your boys lets go
they said this was cut from the movie. aladdins mom was suppose to play a important part.
Trying out for Aladdin tomorrow. Wish me luck!
uhuru
his vibrato!!
Be proud of your boy👌
All I can think of when I hear this is Thomas Sanders' cover
Because you’re 13
The proud boys
*poor boys
POYB Michigan Chapter!!!!!!!
So much feels
Tearjerking!
im proud of your boy, manny. uhuru
The melody reminds me of Out There from Hunchback of Notre Dame
the song to me makes me think of "Go The Distance" from Hercules. I kinda have the feeling it might've been intentional after this song was cut. Kinda like they wanted a darker death scene for gaston and they basically ended up making it with different characters later in lion king for scar.
Uhuru!
If my parents heard me sing like this they would not be proud of me.
This song created the Proud Boys
The bigots? We don't let them ruin stuff.
I found this song to be so much cooler when I found out the Proud Boys was started by it.
@@QueenofWheels Bigots? The Proud Boys are highly diverse. Black, White, Hispanic, and Latino, and many gay men as well make up their membership. Really odd that leftists will call an extraordinarily diverse group bigots, while AntiFa is a white organization that attacks random people and will use racist racial epithets against black conservatives or black police officers. The Proud Boys have never been and are not racist.
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To the unsuspecting Disney fan who may be thinking about reading the comments here.
Don't do it. Just scroll back up and move on with your day.
So many feels :'(
Auditioning with this!
Proud Boys
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Earlier this evening, my dad said he was proud of me.