0:04 Do those look like truffles in that bowl on the table right there to you? Or do they look like those cinnamon spice scented plastic things you find in the furniture/scented wax melts aisle in Walmart?
A very nicely written scene between the Littles and the orphanage lady that beautifully unravels the twist. Probably the best part in the entire film. There's a moment of bereavement in which they're misunderstanding each other because the lady is thinking it's going horrible with Stuart and the Littles are grieving having left Stuart and Snowbell is sitting right there listening. The audience may have had suspicions as Snowbell wanted Stuart out but there was no scene about the cats interrogating the mouse couple to basically kidnap Stuart. We didn't know about Stuart's history until she revealed that they were long dead so it was a good twist.
2:08 What do you mean "what are you talking about?" The Littles know that the Stouts aren't Stuart's parents! Monty: They know the truth? But how? Snowbelle: The lady from the adoption center! She came and told them what happened to Stuart's real parents, they put two and two together and realized Stuart was kidnapped! Monty: So they know that Stuart's real parents are dead? Snowbelle: Yeah, and if the Stouts find out, they'll likely tell Stuart everything! And if he returns home, he'll tell them about my part in all of this!
And suffer very the consequence of being sent to the pound to be executed (thrown into *stray dogs caught by the pound animal control to be mauled to death recorded on video) *this happened to Smokey at the climax of the movie only it was stray dogs running wild
@@YTWarrior100Well actually, the Stouts admitted to him that they made a deal with Smokey to pose as his parents but I think he was totally unaware that he had lost his real parents. He must've been so used to living in the orphanage with the others that he pushed it so far out of his mind.
@@louiswhite4395it's a universe with anthropomorphic animals such as mice and birds there's actually a deleted scene from this one of Criminal Mice taking mugshots
2:35 Smokey: If the cops are involved, we have to find Stuart before they do. Snowbelle: Find him?! But if the Stouts already told him and he left for home, he might tell the police everything! Smokey: Take it easy. If they did spill the beans, we'll make sure he's the only that knows the truth. Because cops or no cops...
2:24 Monty: Wait, did you say that the Littles got the cops involved?! Snowbelle: Yeah, and if the police find where the Stouts are, they'll return Stuart home and learn I had something to do in this whole thing!
Let me see if I can get this straight - and, if I remember from the police scene: Stuart's REAL parents were murdered in what appeared to be "an accident" - the pyramid soup can collapse Stuart ended up in an oprhanage - until the Littles adopted him and treated him like their second son (little George thought of him as his little brother - even though he initially didn't like him) The Stouts came and reclaimed him as their "son" - when in fact, they were approached by Smoky and his cat-gang to fetch Stuart out of the Little house - and bring him to them, to apparently kill him off. (they posed as his parents, claiming that they weren't prosperous enough to take care of him - I think they mentioned him being "the runt" of the mouse-litter) The adoption lady came to bring this to the Littles' attention after the Stouts took him. The police get involved, revealing the Stouts as mouse-killers.
Nothing indicates that Stuart's REAL parents were murdered. The Stouts aren't mouse killers - though they came close, as they planned to give Stuart to the cats.
@@alezot6141 this will lead to every cat impounded and executed by giving them to *the dogs to be mauled *This happened to Smokey in the film he got mauled to death by licensed dogs Snowy (AKA Milou)was one of them
I’m surprised this woman didn’t question why they gave their adopted son away to two complete strangers and didn’t notify her. That were me I’d call social services and have them arrested because they’re unfit to be parents
Don't forget, if it's your first time watching the movie, you're figuring all of this out at the same time as the Littles are. There was no scene that established exactly what Smokey's plan was until this moment. Even in a family movie, M. Night Shamalan is the king of the plot twist.
Wait, why did the child services lady come to visit them? To tell them Stuart's parents died years ago? Didn't she already know? Who put him up for adoption in the first place?
1:42: Oh Dear, The Littles found out Smokey and I’d plan to remove Stuart from the household if they find out that Monty, Smokey and I are behind this we’re going to jail!”
@@jerryharon98they will end up in the pound and put down to be made into sausages (Monsieur Thenardier made sausages out of cat meat in the film Les Miserables)
“I don't wanna get kicked out of my house.” “I'm not a street cat. I'm a house cat.” Should have thought of that before you went to Smokey about getting rid of Stuart.
Do you remember that horrible picture that the police showed the parents? :-) Call me crazy but I really wanted to see what those pictures looked like! Why did we not get to see what the photo looked like? 🤔
Can you imagine when Stuart was a infant no one ever told what happened to his parents when he was raised in the orphanage until the latter told the Little family the truth after looking a history about why Stuart was a orphan
That's the thing Stuart seemed like he never knew of their existence until the Stouts came along. It appears that even if he did remember, he probably pushed it far out of his mind.
If Stuart's parents (who were definitely mice) were crushed by falling soup cans, their faces would have been disfigured beyond recognition, so dental records would have been the only way of confirming who they were. That's what makes it horrible to think about.
@@sonyretroradiofan177 Hmm, plausible theory. But the point in the movie was that they had been cornered by one of the alley cats who'd threatened to eat them if they didn't pose as Stuart's parents, so Snowbell wouldn't have to live with the humiliation of being the pet cat of a mouse once Stuart was taken by the Stouts. They could have been relatives of Stuart, but just as likely a couple of random mice on the street who just so happened to be spotted by the alley cats at the wrong time.
What I don't get is how did Stuart survive the cream of mushroom soup incident? Unless they didn't take him with them when they went shopping but then who was he with then before his parents died? Was he already with the social worker lady before they died?
@@qunt100I didn't know he played a villain in 101 Dalmatians. And I also remember him being as one of the Santa Clauses in An Arthur Christmas, the one with James McAvoy.
At 0:37, when Snowbell’s eyes widened, when he just heard Mrs. Keeper reveal that Stuart’s parents had an accident, was it because he thought that it was Stuart’s FAKE parents (the Stouts), that had the accident, or his BIOLOGICAL parents?
So Smokey actually chose not to have Stuart killed at first but just taken away by two mice posing as his parents and this only changed when they caught on to their scheme?
Well, that was the plan because Snowbell didn't like the idea of being a mouse's pet so I guess that was the only solution they find for getting ride of him definitely
“How are things going?” “Well, we gave Stuart Little to a pair of strange mice we only just met that evening; all without any authorization or notice to the adoption agency.”
@@Poland35 And Mrs. Keeper even said Stuart didn't know that they died Was he not with them when this occured or something because if he was going to an orphanage they would tell him why
I thought Stuart's parents were killed by cats? 🤔 Cuz unlike Tom and Jerry, cats are almost always the winner. And I think it would make a lot more sense.
Frederick: 6 months after they don’t come back from shopping, isn’t he gonna wonder where they went? Me: I think, even 6 days is enough to wonder where they went (let alone 6 months).
I didn’t understand this scene because Mrs Keeper told Eleanor and Frederick that Stuart’s parents got killed in a accident years ago but Stuart’s biological parents came to the house and took Stuart a few days ago. This is confusing and Eleanor and Frederick are Stuart’s adopted parents but I don’t know who were Stuart’s real parents.
@@dustintaylor9456 0:37 Did you see the face Snowbell made right there? He knows that he is the one who had something to do with the situation, and how the social worker found out.
Yeah because he knows that if the police find the stouts they would probably find out it was snowbell and his friends idea for them to take stuart from them and he would get into a lot of trouble and he would probably go to car Jail! LMAO!!!
Smokeys accent was brilliant the mobster voice made him sound like a true villain
He played Mr Zadir in a night at the Roxbury.
@@danielbence9562 And Buster in Scamp's Adventure.
“Cream of mushroom soup, two for one sale. That’s a VERY heavy soup.” 😂😂😂😂😂
Still working ⚒ 🎥
How am I supposed to react to that?
Dude have some respect.
This is not funny it’s sad
🤣
"They've been gone for years."
"Years? How is that possible?"
"Because they died. Years ago. Which part is confusing you?" 😂
“Stuart’s parents came and took him away three days ago.”
@@brettlarch8050 - Three days ago?😮
Stuart's parents died years ago, I just told you :P
@@amandaeklund8136
Dear, we have to take this up with the police!
@@brettlarch8050 what month this came out October
@@brettlarch8050 Snowbell- hmmm? :P 🤣🤣
They sure had some very talented actors and actresses in this movie.
0:04 Do those look like truffles in that bowl
on the table right there to you? Or do they
look like those cinnamon spice scented
plastic things you find in the furniture/scented
wax melts aisle in Walmart?
A very nicely written scene between the Littles and the orphanage lady that beautifully unravels the twist. Probably the best part in the entire film.
There's a moment of bereavement in which they're misunderstanding each other because the lady is thinking it's going horrible with Stuart and the Littles are grieving having left Stuart and Snowbell is sitting right there listening. The audience may have had suspicions as Snowbell wanted Stuart out but there was no scene about the cats interrogating the mouse couple to basically kidnap Stuart. We didn't know about Stuart's history until she revealed that they were long dead so it was a good twist.
Snowbell’s Face at 0:37 Knew He Made a Mistake Bar None By Jealous of Stuart in The First Place!
1:57 Best showing of ID I've ever seen on my life😂
0:37 Snowbell's eyes widening made this scene even more hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 and at 1:41 "HMMMMMM???!!!"
Yeah that’s hilarious
*"Time to get fixed, Snowbell."*
1:41
@@YTWarrior100lol
0:37 snowbell: what the heck?!
1:41 snowbell: oh fluff I’m so screwed.
I can’t get over the fact that that’s Dr. House.
He was an army officer too in Blackadder.
Not to mention Dr.cockroach
2:08 What do you mean "what are you talking about?" The Littles know that the Stouts aren't Stuart's parents!
Monty: They know the truth? But how?
Snowbelle: The lady from the adoption center! She came and told them what happened to Stuart's real parents, they put two and two together and realized Stuart was kidnapped!
Monty: So they know that Stuart's real parents are dead?
Snowbelle: Yeah, and if the Stouts find out, they'll likely tell Stuart everything! And if he returns home, he'll tell them about my part in all of this!
And suffer very the consequence of being sent to the pound to be executed (thrown into *stray dogs caught by the pound animal control to be mauled to death recorded on video)
*this happened to Smokey at the climax of the movie only it was stray dogs running wild
1:38
Mr and Mrs Little realized that they gave Stuart to some complete strangers
RIP Stuart’s real parents. 🐁
I wonder if the Littles ever did actually tell Stuart what happened to his real parents, since Stuart did want to know about them earlier on.
@@YTWarrior100Well actually, the Stouts admitted to him that they made a deal with Smokey to pose as his parents but I think he was totally unaware that he had lost his real parents. He must've been so used to living in the orphanage with the others that he pushed it so far out of his mind.
How come the stouts are also mice if stuart's real parents have died? I really don't get it
@@louiswhite4395it's a universe with anthropomorphic animals such as mice and birds there's actually a deleted scene from this one of Criminal Mice taking mugshots
Coming back to this after years is surreal. Almost as surreal as the lady talking about a cream of mushroom soup sale when mentioning dead parents.
1:32 Um, aren't you gonna question what they just said? You do realize they just handed Stuart over to impostors, right?
Mrs. Little was suspicious about the Stouts taking Stuart before they left and she was right
@@dallascowboytouchdown4319That’s that motherly intuition.
@@dallascowboytouchdown4319 So you're saying Mrs. Little thought the imposters that took took Stuart.... were a little sus? ඞ
1:32 Squishy squibblel from monsters university
2:35 Smokey: If the cops are involved, we have to find Stuart before they do.
Snowbelle: Find him?! But if the Stouts already told him and he left for home, he might tell the police everything!
Smokey: Take it easy. If they did spill the beans, we'll make sure he's the only that knows the truth. Because cops or no cops...
2:36 Stuart Little gets scratched tonight.
2:24 Monty: Wait, did you say that the Littles got the cops involved?!
Snowbelle: Yeah, and if the police find where the Stouts are, they'll return Stuart home and learn I had something to do in this whole thing!
Most likely they are gonna have Snowbell impounded forever (sent to the pound and killed)
How could they suspect snowbell's involvement? Stuart didn't even know that
1:27 seems like it would have been a little more polite to say I'm sorry which part is confusing you? Lol
This scene has such a sense of humor about itself lmao
Let me see if I can get this straight - and, if I remember from the police scene:
Stuart's REAL parents were murdered in what appeared to be "an accident" - the pyramid soup can collapse
Stuart ended up in an oprhanage - until the Littles adopted him and treated him like their second son (little George thought of him as his little brother - even though he initially didn't like him)
The Stouts came and reclaimed him as their "son" - when in fact, they were approached by Smoky and his cat-gang to fetch Stuart out of the Little house - and bring him to them, to apparently kill him off. (they posed as his parents, claiming that they weren't prosperous enough to take care of him - I think they mentioned him being "the runt" of the mouse-litter)
The adoption lady came to bring this to the Littles' attention after the Stouts took him.
The police get involved, revealing the Stouts as mouse-killers.
Nothing indicates that Stuart's REAL parents were murdered.
The Stouts aren't mouse killers - though they came close, as they planned to give Stuart to the cats.
@@alezot6141 this will lead to every cat impounded and executed by giving them to *the dogs to be mauled
*This happened to Smokey in the film he got mauled to death by licensed dogs Snowy (AKA Milou)was one of them
"6 months after they don't come back from shopping isn't he gonna wonder where they went" I'm sorry but 😂
I know six days is enough to wonder where they went.... Maybe not even just one full day
Mrs. Keeper: But they've been gone for years.
Eleanor: Years? How is that possible?
@@lanceplaxton6967Mrs. Keeper: because they died… years ago… which part is confusing you?
@georgemiddleton3315 Eleanor: Stuart’s parents came and took him away three days ago!
Once Smokey the cat makes up his mind, he doesn’t change it.
1:41 Snowbell’s “Hmm…?” sounded like Tim Allen grunting there!
2:02 They know about the Stouts! They know about the Stouts! The jig is up!
What are we gonna do?!
Hey, get a hold of yourself. What are you talking about?
@@PatrikLoweThis is very-- I'm in big--! I'm in DEEP POOPY-DOO!
@@maneto2000 Calm down, calm down. Don't get your fur in a bunch. All we need is a new plan.
@@PatrikLowe We do what we should have done in the first place: We scratch him out
02:28 I don’t want to loose my fury basket or my tinker ball which I push across the floor with my nose 🤣🤣
Snow, buddy, pull yourself together
It's settled Stuart Little gets scratched tonight
I never understood Snowball's concern about his involvement in this getting exposed. His owners don't know he could talk. 😂
I know right
But the Stouts can talk and will “rat” out Smoky’s plan as well as Snowbell’s involvement.
He probably feels guilty
I’m surprised this woman didn’t question why they gave their adopted son away to two complete strangers and didn’t notify her. That were me I’d call social services and have them arrested because they’re unfit to be parents
2:36 IDK, But For Some Reason, That Part Had Me Wheezing😂💀
Don't forget, if it's your first time watching the movie, you're figuring all of this out at the same time as the Littles are. There was no scene that established exactly what Smokey's plan was until this moment. Even in a family movie, M. Night Shamalan is the king of the plot twist.
The actor playing Detective Alan also voices Lucky the Alley Cat in this film
And played the soccer coach in Stuart Little 2, but you can assume it’s the same person since his name was never stated.
Its Lucky, not lucy lol
@@paulmacartney8266 oh thank you I accidently forgot to type the K
and Ashcan from Homeward Bound - Lost in San Francisco.
@@AnastasiaSaenz Another movie where Michael J Fox voiced a character!
1:33 Stuart’s Parents died in a tragic cream mushroom-soup incident years ago, I just told you
Dear, we have to take this up with the police.
Wait, why did the child services lady come to visit them? To tell them Stuart's parents died years ago? Didn't she already know? Who put him up for adoption in the first place?
There was a part in the beginning, where they actually requested that she research this. Remember the empty space scene?
1:42: Oh Dear, The Littles found out Smokey and I’d plan to remove Stuart from the household if they find out that Monty, Smokey and I are behind this we’re going to jail!”
or the pound
Yup they would go to cat Jail!!! LMAO!!!!
@@jerryharon98they will end up in the pound and put down to be made into sausages (Monsieur Thenardier made sausages out of cat meat in the film Les Miserables)
The guy playing Detective Allen at 1:57 was also in the Jim Carrey movie The Mask. He’s the one on the right.
Jim Doughan as Detective Doyle.
He also Played George and Stuart's Coach in Stuart little 2
@@MrSB895 Stuart! Go in for Irwin!
Doyle?!
Wow this brings so much nostalgia
“I don't wanna get kicked out of my house.”
“I'm not a street cat. I'm a house cat.”
Should have thought of that before you went to Smokey about getting rid of Stuart.
Smokey: We scratch him out.
Monty: Scratch him out?
What does it mean if you "scratch someone out"?
@@calebsawyer0719 ☠️
@@calebsawyer0719 they gonna put him out oF HIS MISERY!!!!!!!!!😣😣😣😖😖😖😖😱😱😱😱😱
Do you remember that horrible picture that the police showed the parents? :-) Call me crazy but I really wanted to see what those pictures looked like! Why did we not get to see what the photo looked like? 🤔
It might’ve been too horrifying even for a kids movie
@@alisonsouter8788 Was it just a pool of blood or were they cut to pieces? :-( 😫
Something like that I guess:-(
1:20 years how is that possible
Mrs. Keeper was telling the truth about what happened Stuart Little’s parents
2:25 I don’t wanna get kicked off of youtube
Can you imagine when Stuart was a infant no one ever told what happened to his parents when he was raised in the orphanage until the latter told the Little family the truth after looking a history about why Stuart was a orphan
That's the thing Stuart seemed like he never knew of their existence until the Stouts came along. It appears that even if he did remember, he probably pushed it far out of his mind.
Bad kitty!
So I'm guessing Stuart's real parents were mice as well? And also why is it considered horrible for someone to be identified by dental records?
If Stuart's parents (who were definitely mice) were crushed by falling soup cans, their faces would have been disfigured beyond recognition, so dental records would have been the only way of confirming who they were. That's what makes it horrible to think about.
@@alexpinkstone5639
Isn’t that awful?
@@alexpinkstone5639So if the Stouts are mice as well, I'm guessing they must be Stuart's aunt and uncle that he probably never met in his life.
@@sonyretroradiofan177 Hmm, plausible theory. But the point in the movie was that they had been cornered by one of the alley cats who'd threatened to eat them if they didn't pose as Stuart's parents, so Snowbell wouldn't have to live with the humiliation of being the pet cat of a mouse once Stuart was taken by the Stouts. They could have been relatives of Stuart, but just as likely a couple of random mice on the street who just so happened to be spotted by the alley cats at the wrong time.
2:02 "They know about the Stouts! THEY KNOW ABOUT THE STOUTS! THE JIG IS UP! WHAT'RE WE GONNA DO?!"
What I don't get is how did Stuart survive the cream of mushroom soup incident? Unless they didn't take him with them when they went shopping but then who was he with then before his parents died? Was he already with the social worker lady before they died?
Stuart did not go with them.
@@liamwatson5125 Then we're was he at home?
@@Liliana_and_friends Probably at school.
@@liamwatson5125 Poor little guy. It must've been hard staying the night there.
@@Liliana_and_friends But why did nobody tell him?
Omg why am I just noticing the dad in Stuart little is hugh lorrie
Love this twist. Beautifully written too.
THATS MY BELOVED DOCTOR HOUSE!!
Let's not forget about Doctor Cockroach from Monsters vs Aliens.
@@calebsawyer0719 And the villain in the 101 dalmations movie with glen close.
@@qunt100I didn't know he played a villain
in 101 Dalmatians. And I also remember
him being as one of the Santa Clauses
in An Arthur Christmas, the one with James McAvoy.
At 0:37, when Snowbell’s eyes widened, when he just heard Mrs. Keeper reveal that Stuart’s parents had an accident, was it because he thought that it was Stuart’s FAKE parents (the Stouts), that had the accident, or his BIOLOGICAL parents?
Mr and Mrs little had already called the cops and said Stuart is missing.
So Smokey actually chose not to have Stuart killed at first but just taken away by two mice posing as his parents and this only changed when they caught on to their scheme?
Well, that was the plan because Snowbell didn't like the idea of being a mouse's pet so I guess that was the only solution they find for getting ride of him definitely
@@a.g.demada5263 Also they couldn’t just kill him cause then they would’ve automatically blamed Snowbell.
@@carson11100 yes, exactly
“Because they died ‘years’ ago.” Wait. I thought mice live for like 3 years or something.
Apparently not these mice
“How are things going?”
“Well, we gave Stuart Little to a pair of strange mice we only just met that evening; all without any authorization or notice to the adoption agency.”
Both Mr and Mrs little made a mistake for sending their son Stuart to stranger 🐭.
2:21 But isn't that, you know, drastic measures?
Agreed
Im starting to realize that austin powers could be in one universe as this movie.
If the cats were just that hungry, why didn’t they just eat the Stouts?
I think that's because they just needeed them
My Guess Someone Watched Stuart That Day Or His Parents Pushed Him To Safety From The Cans.
Snowbell get big mistakes
Mrs Keeper said that Stuart's Parents died in a Super Market accident(but how does she know)
This is my favorite scene of this film.
I never knew this scene would be so dark
Same here
We scratch em out!
Scratch em out?
This Needs To Be On TV Tropes.
1:41 Bad Kitty! And you know your in for it Snowbell go back and do the right thing
Send Snowbell to the pound
What 😢😮 2:21
I didn't know Hugh Laurie was in this movie. Cool
Monty is voiced by Steve Zahn
1:53 the detective from the mask
1:15 I’ve never understood why he specifically said 6 months. I’d be concerned if my parents didn’t come back from shopping the day of. 🤔
1:57 the movie missed a golden opportunity. It would have been funny if the guy’s name was Doyle
That's the same actor who played Detective Doyle in The Mask.
0:00 Stuart Little’s Social Worker gives Mr
and Mrs Little some bad news about his Parents
I know right
Mrs keeper was right, Stuart’s real parents are dead.
Imagine that 911 call
A moive form 1999 has better cgi then today
Stuart little
1:16 well Mr little six days after they don't come back from shopping isn't he even going to wonder where they went
"But they've been gone for years."
@@calebsawyer0719 I wonder where Stuart was when his off screen parents were shopping
@@Poland35 No idea.
@@Poland35 And Mrs. Keeper even said Stuart didn't know that they died Was he not with them when this occured or something because if he was going to an orphanage they would tell him why
@@sonyretroradiofan177 it's possible he was with them but was too young to understand what was going on and he doesn't remember
Dabney Coleman aka Naval Chief TI 1974.
What’s done in dark always comes into light
Snowbell:
All this for a mouse??
Wait! Snowbell isn’t evil.
He reforms at the last minute he was just jealous
@@alexanderip1003Yup Then He Warms Up To Stuart!
I thought Stuart's parents were killed by cats? 🤔 Cuz unlike Tom and Jerry, cats are almost always the winner. And I think it would make a lot more sense.
U mean unlike Tom and Jerry and unlike Itchy and Scratchy.
@@gerdtt79 is Itchy and Scratchy basically the Tom and Jerry version of htf? I hate htf cuz it scares the living hell out of me 😰
@@erikastone9183 Htf?
Frederick: 6 months after they don’t come back from shopping, isn’t he gonna wonder where they went?
Me: I think, even 6 days is enough to wonder where they went (let alone 6 months).
Possibly even 6 hours depending on how near their house was to the grocery store
0:25 0:46 1:11 1:28 1:59
I didn’t understand this scene because Mrs Keeper told Eleanor and Frederick that Stuart’s parents got killed in a accident years ago but Stuart’s biological parents came to the house and took Stuart a few days ago. This is confusing and Eleanor and Frederick are Stuart’s adopted parents but I don’t know who were Stuart’s real parents.
Stuart's real parents were the ones who died, the ones who took Stuart were fake
@@eljordinio7647 I see.
@@dustintaylor9456 the cats including Snowbell hired the fake parents to get rid of Stuart. That's how they knew his name and stuff.
@@CarWashReviews-Ethan oh I see.
@@dustintaylor9456 0:37 Did you see the face Snowbell made right
there? He knows that he is the one who had something to do with the
situation, and how the social worker found out.
2 for 1 sale my kind of soup 😂😊
“Stuart’s parents died in a tragic cream of mushroom soup accident - - Incident!!”
that was from the outtake
HOUSE?!!??
1:37 or the city pound
1:25 1:32 Shocker Shocker until the horrible truth is reveals 1:34 1:35 1:36 1:37 1:38
Family
I love Snow.
1:41 that sound Snowbell made 🤣
Lmao xd
Hmm?
Yeah because he knows that if the police find the stouts they would probably find out it was snowbell and his friends idea for them to take stuart from them and he would get into a lot of trouble and he would probably go to car Jail! LMAO!!!
Kuberi resort
Lupus?
Sorry
Like. You
Shopping
0:27
1:41
How has the not become a meme?
1:41 Hmm?