After Family Guy, which in the early days despite being a bit more cynical, still had a lot of heart in it. Later on it got meaner and meaner and became a shadow of it's former self. The Simpsons followed suit.
This moment is so simple, so viscerally raw with Homer's insecurities being soothed with a simple "lullaby", that it waters my eyes each time I see it. It is my favorite Simpsons moment by far, so much so that I actually sung to my ex one night, and it made him smile.
I love this little moment. I can definitely relate to Homer here, because I have self esteem issues, and tend to have a somewhat low opinion on myself. This scene is absolutely beautiful.
Big salute to all the Dads out there who sat up late at night in a worry about their job and providing for their families. My dad worked a job he hated for 20 years just to provide for us. He managed to get his dream job long after me and my siblings grew up.
@@eggburt6169 lol it's ok, he's a Paramedic. He worked as a welder for 20 years till he went in for his training and he's been doing it now for 8 years. He's hoping to move into the air ambulance next year
It speaks to the fact that our society is kind of messed up, honestly. Forcing people into work they neither enjoy nor want to do. Your dad should have had the opportunities to do his dream job from the beginning. Society has more than enough labor for most everyone to work a job they find meaning in instead of being forced to extract value for a company in a job they hate for decades. There's no doubt people out there working deadend jobs who want to be a welder. I in fact know multiple welders who love their jobs; Those are the people who should be welding, not the guy who wants to be a paramedic (which is arguably a far more important job to boot, tbh) Happy for your father, but the world is fundamentally wrong for not giving him the tools to do it sooner.
This show had heart. Real genuine heart about the struggles of an average American family. Little moments like this is what made the show. Homer & Marge weren't perfect people but it was the ups and downs of their marriage that gave the show the realism it needed to really resonate with people. I didn't get the show very well when I was a kid other than "Homer's silly! Bart is funny!" But now I'm like "same, homer, I feel like I'm stuck too & what I do isn't good enough & that no one will ever really love me."
I like the small detail of when Marge hugs him his eyes are blinking and looking everywhere around the room in stress, until Marge starts singing and his eyes end focusing on nothing but her
I love how well written and great these episodes were this scene in particular makes me teary eyed its just shows how much Marge loves homer and how homer cares a lot about his family
Homer and Marge are truly made for each other and in the old episodes. It shows why their bond still remains strong even now. Too bad it's not on the same level as the golden 90s time. But they are still influential as a couple that sticks together through the highs and lows of married life. This scene is simply a testament of what makes their love strong and special. The 90s Marge and Homer are the real deal of what love should be able to achieve despite all the odds. The way She just comforts him and still loves him so much is still beautiful to see. And homer is just is so cute; in this sweet ending. Love isn't meant, to be perfect but as long as it true. It's all worth it in the end.
Yesterday, I told the guy I love “you are so beautiful to me,” and at first he thought I meant just his looks but I explained myself more. I told him that he’s the most beautiful human being to me because he cherishes simplicity, he’s patient, kind, and understanding. I admire everything about him. (I could really go on). He then said, “that’s the best thing anyone has ever told me.”
I don't care what anyone says, this is one of the most beautiful moments the entire series. Before Matt Groening was able to pull on our heart strings with the futurama episode of fry's dog or Fry being able to tell his mother that he loved her in one of her dreams, this moment brought everyone to tears first.
This. I send this to my partner every time he feels upset and/or insecure about himself; we always chuckle that he's very much like Homer, always eating snacks, oblivious and kind of daft at times but I always comfort him like this reminding him that he's wise, kind, goofy, super sweet and that I love him more than anything in the world. He's a precious man, he is my Homer and I adore him
Yeah. I haven't watch this show for a couple years because while I may not be from the 90s and early 2000s I am enjoying their shows and seasons more and most are my childhood. (Early seasons) but to my opinion 1 - 9 is the golden age of the Simpsons, lost tune and golden age during "The Principal and the Paupler" but 10 had some moments, while after I stop watching because 10 did give me some warnings of what is to come.
@@goodmachines7743 Yeah, but mostly I just couldn't look at Seymour Skinner the same anymore. He was just an impostor and one of my favorite characters was ruin. And a few others got ruin as well. But I really stop after season 9, with watching some season 10, but stop watching a couple of years ago. But I do have some fond memories, such as I remember wanting to be older then Bart because I started watching before I went to school.
I love this ending. Homer may not have everything he dreamed about, he still has his wife and his kids, and he gets paid at his job. Marge still thinks he's beautiful to her.
Love this scene! My hubby has moments like that and like Marge there, I remind him that I’m so proud of the man he has become and how he supports us. He is so beautiful to me :).
I dont know much about this show, I'm just starting to watch it. So far I really like their family and how cute and silly they are, I always think about the old episodes with more feelings. I absolutely love Marge and Homer. I think that they are beautiful and they should always be together. I know that Homer does a lot of bad things here and some people even say they should divorce. But I honestly want to think that despite all of the flaws, homer is a good father and him and Marge are perfect for one another and they love eachother very much. I want to watch more of this show, especially the old episodes. And I wish to see more heart touching family moments like this with comedic elements without being more like a bad adult cartoon. ❤
You will find someone, maybe not today, or tomorrow, but be the best version of yourself and one day you will find someone out there, its a huge world out there.
My grandfather (gone now) said of my grandmother "If I told her she's perfect, and she didn't agree, I'd still say she's perfect, because she's perfect for me." Because that is what perfection is, the gross product of imperfections seen by another to be something that is one of a kind and irreplaceable.
this is the perfect combo of cute, funny, and genuinely heartwarming. her grabbing homer instantly put a huge smile on my face. the feeling of your gf/wife holding you like that when you feel defeated is unparalleled. what a gorgeous scene
One of the most heartwarming sweetest moments from one of the FOX Animation couples of all time, like Korvo and Terry from Solar Opposites and Bob and Linda from Bob’s Burgers.
you could push it to ten.You cant give up "The City of New York vs Homer Simpson." "Natural Born Kissers?" We wouldn't even know what the J. stands for if not for "D'oh-In' da Wind!" Come one, "Tomacco!!"
I remember seeing these types of heartfelt scenes in the Simpson when i wae so little and it's crazy how I only remember the heart felt scenes of the Simpson as a adult this randomly popped up in my head today I haven't seen this episode in years this is the one that stayed in my memories for years
Thanks for uploading It's special to you as a kid but watching these probably 20 years after this episode played....those magic 1-8 (9?) seasons aged for me like a fine wine. I can appreciate these more with age and time, not less.
homer is not a perfect man or a great father but he remains loyal to Marge regardless of his downfalls and Marge loves homer despite his flaws. most people won't agree but they are a perfect couple.
The first two seasons felt a lot more realistic, an animated sitcom with it’s fair share of serious moments, it wasn’t until season three where Homer became a lot more crazier.
I been watching the simpsons starting on episode 1 and the early episodes are truly the best. eventually it only becomes comedy. I feel like the new simpsons absolutely lost their touch. it's not as smooth anymore.
pound for pound this is imo the best moment in the entire series because it shows something a lot of men deal with but are deeply afraid to admit, or simply cannot handle. self-image issues are a huge, huge deal that can impact every moment of your life and make you feel fat, ugly, worthless to everyone, like a failure. And often times we push that down and just live with it, angry, bitter, and sad because no one is around for us to actually talk to or be open with. Marge is doing something incredible here in making Homer not only feel better, but he happy with his own body and ability in life. Just because you're not a supermodel, or you're overweight, or you are bald, doesn't mean you don't have worth. But it also doesn't mean you shouldn't feel anything- It's your right to feel sad sometimes, or to need encouragement. There are a lot of toxic people who will tell you "Men shouldn't care what they look like" or "men shouldn't show their emotions" who are pathetic in their own right, and should be soundly ignored. Your self-esteem, self-image, etc issues are real, they're valid. If you have someone in your life who helps you through them like this you are very lucky.
When was the last time you saw a scene like this were a man shows his insecurities and vulnerabilities to his woman and she actually cared enough to make him feel better by singing to him to tell him she loves him. This is the reason we don't open up about our feelings. Its super rare to see a woman of today be like this to a man who is hurting.
these old episodes were so fucking beautiful
so meaningful
Right?!
I stg all the old Simpsons episodes and seasons ACTUALLY had meaning behind them, and then it just started getting dumb. 😅
Yeah I’m especially started watching this series recently
Except season 1 - 5 cause they’re a little creepy
@@paulinetonade9778 what do you mean they’re creepy, I’ve seen those seasons
@@paulinetonade9778 you are freak and that its only your opinion. Season 1-5 is best seasons
Dear god, if I ever get married, give me a wife like Marge
You KNOW
But you have to be as funny, loving and faithful as Homer!
_hope you meet your Marge one day_
are you married yet
Remember when Homer was a real human with human thoughts and feelings? Shit like this is what made the simpsons.
Very true
Jesus loves you ^^
They copied family guy
@@Hgh38 opposite day
After Family Guy, which in the early days despite being a bit more cynical, still had a lot of heart in it. Later on it got meaner and meaner and became a shadow of it's former self. The Simpsons followed suit.
@@Hgh38 no
I miss this in the Simpsons. Marge and Homer don't even seem to like each other anymore.
like a real marriage xD
same with family guy. i think its cause they are on so long the writers get sick of even doing it tbh
they love each other with a passion, they can get into fight but thats what a real marriage is
it's not always lovey dovey
coveruplies my Puerto Rican wife got fat
No not true
This moment is so simple, so viscerally raw with Homer's insecurities being soothed with a simple "lullaby", that it waters my eyes each time I see it. It is my favorite Simpsons moment by far, so much so that I actually sung to my ex one night, and it made him smile.
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwww
Gaaaaaaaay
@@OoOHenkeOoO Lol 😄
It's enough to make a grown man cry
I came here after the pogo mix to see the context and it's just as heartwarming as the song.
Me too 👌🏾
Me
Same here
Yems
I love his remix
The way homers mouth changed into a smile at 0:44 was sooo cute 🥺
Watching this as a kid, it's just a cartoon. Watching this as a parent must be real life times ten.
Who else shed a tear??? Don't tell me I'm the only one.
You weren't
The Simpsons can make me laugh and cry like a baby
Me..
Don't worry, your not
Same 🥺🥺🥺
I love this little moment. I can definitely relate to Homer here, because I have self esteem issues, and tend to have a somewhat low opinion on myself. This scene is absolutely beautiful.
🎵 you are so beautiful to me 🎵
Big salute to all the Dads out there who sat up late at night in a worry about their job and providing for their families. My dad worked a job he hated for 20 years just to provide for us. He managed to get his dream job long after me and my siblings grew up.
What was his dream job? Sorry I’m nosy and get too easily invested in things😂
@@eggburt6169 lol it's ok, he's a Paramedic. He worked as a welder for 20 years till he went in for his training and he's been doing it now for 8 years. He's hoping to move into the air ambulance next year
It speaks to the fact that our society is kind of messed up, honestly. Forcing people into work they neither enjoy nor want to do. Your dad should have had the opportunities to do his dream job from the beginning. Society has more than enough labor for most everyone to work a job they find meaning in instead of being forced to extract value for a company in a job they hate for decades. There's no doubt people out there working deadend jobs who want to be a welder. I in fact know multiple welders who love their jobs; Those are the people who should be welding, not the guy who wants to be a paramedic (which is arguably a far more important job to boot, tbh)
Happy for your father, but the world is fundamentally wrong for not giving him the tools to do it sooner.
As the quote says: Do it for her.
This makes me emotional.
This show had heart. Real genuine heart about the struggles of an average American family. Little moments like this is what made the show. Homer & Marge weren't perfect people but it was the ups and downs of their marriage that gave the show the realism it needed to really resonate with people. I didn't get the show very well when I was a kid other than "Homer's silly! Bart is funny!" But now I'm like "same, homer, I feel like I'm stuck too & what I do isn't good enough & that no one will ever really love me."
Underrated comment
I like the small detail of when Marge hugs him his eyes are blinking and looking everywhere around the room in stress, until Marge starts singing and his eyes end focusing on nothing but her
THIS is why Simpson's were so EXCELLENT.
Marge is just so BEAUTIFUL as a person. Homer is one LUCKY Dawg to have her man..
Every fibre of my body adores marge, she is a wonderful soul.
She is so lovely
I 100% agree. It’s why she is my favourite Simpson
I prefer "this" marge than in the new series. Same with lisa
the biggest problem is actually Homer
@@szlendak1368 hard agree
They all do. The only one who is the same is Bart.
Cookie Boy and Maggie
I think Homer and Lisa had the worse damage done to them
I wish more people talked about this scene, its on the same tier as the ending of duffless in regards to how sweet it is
Man..marge knew just how to care for and love homer..😢😰😰
man season 2 was full of emotional episodes and moments
I love how well written and great these episodes were this scene in particular makes me teary eyed its just shows how much Marge loves homer and how homer cares a lot about his family
Homer and Marge are truly made for each other and in the old episodes. It shows why their bond still remains strong even now. Too bad it's not on the same level as the golden 90s time. But they are still influential as a couple that sticks together through the highs and lows of married life. This scene is simply a testament of what makes their love strong and special. The 90s Marge and Homer are the real deal of what love should be able to achieve despite all the odds. The way She just comforts him and still loves him so much is still beautiful to see. And homer is just is so cute; in this sweet ending. Love isn't meant, to be perfect but as long as it true. It's all worth it in the end.
@@amykanilia8860 well said
@@Mihoyminoy124 Thanks wish Homer and Marge could be like this again more human and relatable.
I married my very own Marge. That's the most beautiful feeling on Earth.
Yesterday, I told the guy I love “you are so beautiful to me,” and at first he thought I meant just his looks but I explained myself more. I told him that he’s the most beautiful human being to me because he cherishes simplicity, he’s patient, kind, and understanding. I admire everything about him. (I could really go on).
He then said, “that’s the best thing anyone has ever told me.”
@@Adam-vg5yz because I can🤷🏻♀️😂
@@haleydavila6471 You cheat on him yet?
@@ConstantChinner You're a fool.
@@yukononun K, incel.
@@ConstantChinner oof
This scene always makes me cry. So sweet. We should all be so lucky to find a love like this
This is the Simpsons we need back.
This is so tender 💛
I don't care what anyone says, this is one of the most beautiful moments the entire series. Before Matt Groening was able to pull on our heart strings with the futurama episode of fry's dog or Fry being able to tell his mother that he loved her in one of her dreams, this moment brought everyone to tears first.
This is easily my favorite episode.
This. I send this to my partner every time he feels upset and/or insecure about himself; we always chuckle that he's very much like Homer, always eating snacks, oblivious and kind of daft at times but I always comfort him like this reminding him that he's wise, kind, goofy, super sweet and that I love him more than anything in the world.
He's a precious man, he is my Homer and I adore him
This moment kicks the last 10 seasons of the Simpsons. It's a shame that writers aren't able to create this kind of episodes.
daniel cavero valdivia I think it’s more that they don’t want to do more rather than they can’t make them like they used to.
Yeah. I haven't watch this show for a couple years because while I may not be from the 90s and early 2000s I am enjoying their shows and seasons more and most are my childhood. (Early seasons) but to my opinion 1 - 9 is the golden age of the Simpsons, lost tune and golden age during "The Principal and the Paupler" but 10 had some moments, while after I stop watching because 10 did give me some warnings of what is to come.
ItsRyanYT I feel there were good episodes after that too. To me it stopped being constantly good after the movie came out; that was the turning point.
@@goodmachines7743 Yeah, but mostly I just couldn't look at Seymour Skinner the same anymore. He was just an impostor and one of my favorite characters was ruin. And a few others got ruin as well. But I really stop after season 9, with watching some season 10, but stop watching a couple of years ago. But I do have some fond memories, such as I remember wanting to be older then Bart because I started watching before I went to school.
Season 14 was the last good season in my opinion.
This is so beautiful. Probably one of my most favorite moments on television
I miss the old Simpsons so much. The new episodes forgot the heart and what made these characters so great
So touching moment😧😭
I love this ending. Homer may not have everything he dreamed about, he still has his wife and his kids, and he gets paid at his job. Marge still thinks he's beautiful to her.
Some of the best Simpsons episodes ended with the characters singing.
Love this scene! My hubby has moments like that and like Marge there, I remind him that I’m so proud of the man he has become and how he supports us. He is so beautiful to me :).
Truly the old episodes are heartwarming.
I know it is a joke cartoon and all but this really made me tear up.
I got chills man. This is so relatable to most people
This is way too sweet. We would of had a fourth child after something like that.
Adoption?
I remember being a kid when I first saw this I had no thought about it now watching it as an adult it makes me cry it's so sweet
Same I was just about to post the same thing. Watching as a kid "Yeah, fine". Watching now "That's really lovely."
Jesus Christ Homer had his lucky hat on with Marge. He struck gold.
I dont know much about this show, I'm just starting to watch it. So far I really like their family and how cute and silly they are, I always think about the old episodes with more feelings. I absolutely love Marge and Homer. I think that they are beautiful and they should always be together. I know that Homer does a lot of bad things here and some people even say they should divorce. But I honestly want to think that despite all of the flaws, homer is a good father and him and Marge are perfect for one another and they love eachother very much. I want to watch more of this show, especially the old episodes. And I wish to see more heart touching family moments like this with comedic elements without being more like a bad adult cartoon. ❤
Such raw emotions, so relatable, undeniably sweet.
I'm crying. I wish I had someone who loves me like this, I feel so alone 😔
You will find someone, maybe not today, or tomorrow, but be the best version of yourself and one day you will find someone out there, its a huge world out there.
Wish I some day have me a woman like Marge. If they exist, men like Homer are so damn lucky.
My grandfather (gone now) said of my grandmother "If I told her she's perfect, and she didn't agree, I'd still say she's perfect, because she's perfect for me." Because that is what perfection is, the gross product of imperfections seen by another to be something that is one of a kind and irreplaceable.
This song has got to be one of the best Simpsons moments ever.
Homer should embrace his baldness.
this is the perfect combo of cute, funny, and genuinely heartwarming. her grabbing homer instantly put a huge smile on my face. the feeling of your gf/wife holding you like that when you feel defeated is unparalleled. what a gorgeous scene
If this scene were in the current Simpsons, Lady Gaga would burst in the room and sing a song or some stupid shit like that.
Yeah.
Too much reaching!
But I guess they gotta compete with the New Wave like Family Guy, American Dad etc..
One of the most beautiful moments of the series! Loved it!!
My heart
One of the most heartwarming sweetest moments from one of the FOX Animation couples of all time, like Korvo and Terry from Solar Opposites and Bob and Linda from Bob’s Burgers.
Haven't watch the Simpsons as a whole for a couple of years. I watch little clips from time-to-time, but this is emotional. THIS is the Simpsons.
Simpsons ended with season 8
Period
you could push it to ten.You cant give up "The City of New York vs Homer Simpson." "Natural Born Kissers?" We wouldn't even know what the J. stands for if not for "D'oh-In' da Wind!" Come one, "Tomacco!!"
I remember seeing these types of heartfelt scenes in the Simpson when i wae so little and it's crazy how I only remember the heart felt scenes of the Simpson as a adult this randomly popped up in my head today I haven't seen this episode in years this is the one that stayed in my memories for years
It’s moments like this that make me LOVE The Simpsons. It will always be the best animated sitcom ever.
I’m bawling
I didn't even need the context of the episode, but the tear ducts did their thing 🥹
This beautiful scene 😭😭😭💯❤👌
I want someone like marge
Thanks for uploading
It's special to you as a kid but watching these probably 20 years after this episode played....those magic 1-8 (9?) seasons aged for me like a fine wine. I can appreciate these more with age and time, not less.
this scene and the one with lisa listening to the tape at camp with marge singing 'you are my sunshine' hit ya right through the heart
pogo brought me here
I think bout this too much 😢this scene was too sweet
I cried yo
Mingso Lim same
What about loving me?.. 😢
Aww bless them 😻 xx
Yes bless them pussies
homer is not a perfect man or a great father but he remains loyal to Marge regardless of his downfalls and Marge loves homer despite his flaws. most people won't agree but they are a perfect couple.
He's better than Peter Griffin who's obnoxious to his kids especially Meg
0:43 It's weird that Marge swaying her head really fast.
it's cute
@@robroy6374 It's cute, but weird in how it's like something you'd see in flash.
@@yukononun 😆
The first two seasons felt a lot more realistic, an animated sitcom with it’s fair share of serious moments, it wasn’t until season three where Homer became a lot more crazier.
Seasons 3-7 still have this heart though. 3 and 7 are my favorites because they perfectly blend the satirical antics with the heartfelt sitcom stories
I been watching the simpsons starting on episode 1 and the early episodes are truly the best. eventually it only becomes comedy. I feel like the new simpsons absolutely lost their touch. it's not as smooth anymore.
Oh wow. Remember the days when Homer dealt with extremely relatable and real issues and insecurities suffered by a lot of fathers?
If only love and marriage could stay like this every day when he’s got my back and I got his. 😻❤
Marge is the kind of wife I aspire to be!
Lucky husband
pound for pound this is imo the best moment in the entire series because it shows something a lot of men deal with but are deeply afraid to admit, or simply cannot handle. self-image issues are a huge, huge deal that can impact every moment of your life and make you feel fat, ugly, worthless to everyone, like a failure. And often times we push that down and just live with it, angry, bitter, and sad because no one is around for us to actually talk to or be open with. Marge is doing something incredible here in making Homer not only feel better, but he happy with his own body and ability in life. Just because you're not a supermodel, or you're overweight, or you are bald, doesn't mean you don't have worth. But it also doesn't mean you shouldn't feel anything- It's your right to feel sad sometimes, or to need encouragement. There are a lot of toxic people who will tell you "Men shouldn't care what they look like" or "men shouldn't show their emotions" who are pathetic in their own right, and should be soundly ignored.
Your self-esteem, self-image, etc issues are real, they're valid. If you have someone in your life who helps you through them like this you are very lucky.
Yesterday I got a music box for my b day and that was the song that played and i cryed
The way Marge bobs her head freaks me out 0:43.
New pogo song (￣▽￣)
came here drom there
Homer you still awake 😂😂😂😂
Homer being a good person is like a rare shiny Pokémon and this dude caught it
Back when Homer wasn’t a yellow Peter Griffin.
I think I speak for everyone here when I say we all want a relationship like Marge & Homer right here.
WHEN DA SIMPSONS WUZ GOOD!!!!1!!!111!!!EXCLAMATIONPOINT!@2!1! DA FEELZ!!!!!
remember when this show had heart, real shame thats changed
The Simpsons of my generation :)
When was the last time you saw a scene like this were a man shows his insecurities and vulnerabilities to his woman and she actually cared enough to make him feel better by singing to him to tell him she loves him. This is the reason we don't open up about our feelings. Its super rare to see a woman of today be like this to a man who is hurting.
Sadly women of today don’t know how to console a man when he’s down. They expect him to be strong 100% of the time with no vulnerability
Jeez, what is going on there in America these days.
Homarge
A remnant of a 90's sitcom trope. Won't be seeing things like this any more...
Can you play this at my funeral
So wholesome makes me want to cry
Priceless
Oh god I’m crying
Goals
I wish I can have a woman like marge these days 😩😭
Tough to find her with all the social justice crap and atomization/individualism nowadays.
I cry every time
Beautiful show
Beautiful homer
This is so sweet
Ese vídeo me hizo llorar como un niño!
That’s so sweet
🎵You are so beautiful, to me🎵