How FAT ALBERT Made Me Cry
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- Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2020
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Imagine crying on a tv remote, trying to get ed, edd and eddy to come out the TV, just for them to scam you for a quarter lol
Starts crying while watching Bambi and now you have an animal infestation
Starts crying while watching Shrek and he drags me into the TV
Shrek is love Shrek is life
25 cents... is all it takes...
😂😂😂😂
So when I was a kid, The Groovie Ghoulies had a live-action sequence called 'Mad Mirror Land', where the main three monsters chased a nemesis into the real world for the one and only time. Either this sequence was made for a crossover with Looney Tunes (no joke, this happened) or it came from their own series and was adapted to the crossover, because it was lame and sucked (No Bugs, people - NO Bunny). When I saw this, my feeble not-10-yet mind thought maybe they really could do this - and I realized this might not be a good thing, depending on who came through. Still works as a freaky acid sequence.
How the hell were these characters translated so well to live-action? Ths looks better than anything disney does now.
Couldn't agree more
netflix wix club needs to take massive notes
Good casting, no race swapping, no poltics. It's really simple but they manage to mess it up I mean they are going to have a black little mermaud who makes a joke about colonialism and men being charge.
Simple. The studio and staff who worked on the movie clearly cared about the source material.
Therefore they didn't have to TRY and make a good transition. They just focused on accurate betrayals and worked from there.
I don't know anything about film-making but I do know that a lot of movies these days are made by people who clearly don't care about the source material. It's just some big overrated Studio that only cares about the money.
It actually is better than alot of live action films especially the Disney ones, especially for a live action film that came out in the darker ages of horrible live action movies
"He ain’t a bababaloon ass nigga no more."
That is the best sentence I have ever heard
Yoooo facts😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏👏
I like how this movie focused on friendship and family more than relationships. Too many movies make it out like being in a relationship is the most important thing in the world.
Kudos.
A friendship is a relationship
@@smcphee8499 I didn't think I had to specify "romantic relationship".
Cause it is lmao the fuck you talkin about??
@@knotvocalcovers5436 no its not lol especially since todays societys relationships bases too much on sexual relationships and not love relationships, another thing is the fact that if a realtionship was more important than family and friends, then the whole world would end being against each other as 2 people since no one decided to make any sort of connections to the people around them but rather only one person, and in all honesty id rather save my family over some random girl i got
Making friends with everyone around you and people you dont know is truly the most important thing, not putting everything into a single person
Or maybe im just spitting nonsense idk i do it on a daily basis so i cant tell
How alberts clothes start to fade the longer he’s in the real world.
I’m sorry but that’s some art.
True.
I guess I watched a different movie because I hated every frame of Fat Albert. I just didn't get the allure
@@GoodOne917 some people just have different taste in movies
@@GoodOne917 I think you dont have a connection to it it’s a ok movie that has an elevated message when you and someone else have a connection to the series or the movie itself
Thay use to scare me as a kid.😂I knew he wasn't going to disappear but I was still scared.
Its so weird how a person like bill cosby can create such a pure kind innocent lovable character like fat albert
What are you talking about? Everyone knows that Hatsune Miku created Fat Albert.
@@Quackervoltz bruh
@@Quackervoltz That meme is older than Adam and Eve's grandparents.
He also created an empowering character like Clair Huxtable. She was one of my role models as a kid.
@@laobok Cranky because I'm having fun and you're not, aren't you?
Fat Albert was the only real-life version of a show that really worked and had impact.
What about the Duary of a Wimpy Kid trilogy? (I know it's a book series nor a show)
@@carp2567 OH UR RIGHT THOSE MOVIES WERE FANTASTIC! (With the original cast)
Paddington Bear is amazing
It even had great animation
Romans 10:9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.....
I laughed kinda loud when Bill Cosby opened the door and he screamed lol
Also the most clever way of addressing the elephant in the room without distracting from the movie! Absolutely hilarious! XD
He even drugged himself as a joke
The weebs finna start crying on their keyboards to make their waifus real.
Bruh i needed that laugh lmao
It won't work
I tried
nah we already tried we manifesting now
I feel as if I'd only try that if any anime character needed a hug. You'd be surprised how many.
uh.. nooo
are we also going to ignore how well animated parts of this movie are?
Ikr!
That's the most unbelievable thing about the whole movie. Fat Albert cartoons are made by the notorious Filmation Studio. I didn't see ONE extreme close up that ends in a head turn.
@@mightyfilm facts-
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"I didn't even know you HAD a chain." Protect them at all costs.
Shyt killed me everytime 😂😂
So the fat Albert movie is basically her grandpas spirit manifesting himself to help her solve her problems I love that
The animated portion of the movie really makes me wish that they just reboot the show with that style
Or made the movie in that style. Would've made it better.
I would pay money for a reboot, I liked the show was a kid.
Sadly, that would require giving money to Bill Cosby, and that will never happen.
You're so brilliant, Tariq. Thank you for this.
@@kimifw58 Well unlike giving cash to John K for another Ren and Stimpy continuation, that wouldn't be as much of a problem. Mainly because Cosby probably ain't gonna be alive much longer what with his deteriorating physical health.
I miss those iconic lines, “hey hey hey!” But none of my friend ever got the reference and it was so sad
Hey hey hey its....
Same
How did they not get it? Those are some iconic ass lines.
Like did I do that
Your friends are just uncultured
Kenan Thompson is somehow perfect as Fat Albert.
He IS fat Albert
He embodies his personality so well
as a kid, I thought fat Albert looked like doc Louis from punch out.
Plot twist: Fat Albert grew up to be Doc Louis
Albert “doc” Louis
“How to make a grown man cry on his way to work in 22 minutes or less.”
yes
How to make a grown man cry AT work in 22 mins or less
Hehe I'm gonna like this comment
This movie's style is oppressively, aggressively 2004 in a way that's giving me 'Nam flashbacks
Gives me the same vibe as Are We There Yet and Son of the Mask, because it's so of it's time. I have certain memories surrounding these weird movies.
2004 is just one of those movie styles that I unapologetically enjoy. It’s just something about the feel.
Garfield live action 2004
@@Spuub there is however the exception. That movie was ass
Garfield is the best movie of the early 2000’s
Going into this: Haha how could Fat Albert make someone cry?
Coming out of this: Aw man now I'm crying too.
wait wait wait can we talk about the “i’m not leaving until i find out how i can make you happy” thing. because that’s actually so sweet.
it’s funny how emotions can build for so long and it can take one memory to have it come flooding out of you.
Dude, you made me cry talking about a Fat Albert movie I havent even seen... my grandfather died a year ago, he was a great man, I feel the pain too
same here. Big hug
Same, my grandfather died two years ago but it still hurts sometimes
Two years ago for me, it's such a hard thing to think about
AHHH smokerwolf que haces aqui?
Tt: pretty scary call the cops my nigga
Gezan: man fuck the cops get the dam scientist on this
Dang when I was younger I didn’t realise how deep this movie was😭
Same 😭
Let's all cry😭
Me neither. This was a genius idea for a movie!
Same
"it's fantastic to know there's somebody in the world thinking about you" damn, i don't know why that line hit me so hard. I just thought about how there's really people in this world who love me and think about me and I couldn't be more grateful to be alive to feel that love.
Mbn lmao
Nobody’s thinking about you lil bro
So glad to have seen this in my recommended. This was a beautifully made video, and you earned yourself a subscriber.
Didn’t expect to see you here lol
You should watch his As Told by Ginger vid, really good one
@@oscarflores1075 true
I did not expect you here, wow
what the genuine fuck i did not expect you on this video's comment section lol
That ending got me, thanks for sharing.
Oh woah I’m subbed to you, and same 😢
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lol i can only hear penny proud forever when that girl says anything
THIS, straight up. It's Penny Proud always and forever
Fr I always think of her
Same lol.
even on the Dr. Dolittle Movies too that’s all i heard 😭
How the hell does this movie have a 23% on Rotten Tomatoes and a 44% for audience scoring!? This movie isn't _that_ good, sure, but it's just a genuinely decent movie! The characters translated very well from animation to live-action, the plot is decent, and even the very little minute details are amazing! Like Albert's color fading away, the characters becoming more human as the movie goes on, etc. It's not a masterpiece, but it is a beautiful movie, in my opinion. Actually seeing that last scene made _me_ cry a little too!
I agree with you and I think this movie is underrated and I like it for what it is and I always try find the message of the movie and what it can teach us.
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@@jcoolguy1548 How ”Ok. This thread confused the hell out of me” Made Me Cry
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Anytime he does the "AHH" joke, like at 11:40 it kills me. It's just so funny. And the animation on his character is great.
I feel like if Eddy came out of your TV he'd legit try to rob you!
25¢ is all it takes
i would just give him $5 lol
@@kirbynat493 then prepare to live 5 more minutes
@@mechajay3358 ah the taste of retribution
My family really enjoyed this movie. My mom still calls DVD's "div-duh's"
Your speech summing up how you feel gave me some serious emotions. I'm glad this movie helped you, and it is so sweet that you thought of him when you watched it. I'm sure he absolutely is proud of you
"Because caring about someone is wonderful." Not me crying in my kitchen at 11 pm! Not the way my heart melted. Thank you so much for sharing this.
I’m so sorry about your grandfather man I know you’ve made him proud one love 🖤
Black heart?
@@GODCONVOYPRIME what's wrong with the black heart? I I always use it 🖤
My grandfather toke me to see this movie . And I couldn’t bring myself to watch it until you made this video . He passed from covid . You made me realize some parts in my life that I had with him that I didn’t realize I cherished so much . Thank you
I'm sorry for your loss; please accept my condolences.
I am so sorry for your loss.
I'm so sorry my condolences
Oh honey, I'm so sorry to hear about his passing.
I can understand how it feels to wanna lock those emotions up and not have to acknowledge them cuz it can be painful. I hope this helps you find a healthy healing path.
Doni I'm sorry for your loss. I hope ur grandpa is in heaven. ❤️❤️❤️ I will pray for his soul
15:20-15:22 what makes the scene sadder is that it's basically like a grandfather telling his granddaughter he loves her one last time before he passes on.
Fat Albert means a lot to me, and that's why I appreciate you taking the time to open up. Fat Albert showed me that it was okay to be large. I was always a big kid growing up, even now I'm 7 feet 2 inches 431 pounds (of pure mussel). I recently rewatched the film and it brought back memories of wiping away my delicious salty tears while watching Fat Albert on TV. Fat Albert showed me acceptance when my contemporaries didn't. I still sleep in my Fat Albert bedsheets while my life sized Fat Albert plushie keeps me safe. I know it may be strange for a Latvian to love a piece of Americana media this much, but it holds a special place in my heart.
I didn't even know Fat Albert had merchandise
Fat Albert The Movie is similar to the Paddington movies. Like Paddington bear, the characters are unapologetically themselves and don't change despite the world wishing they did. AND they better the lives of the people they interact with. I wish I didn't let crappy critics convince me this movie is trash, I know it's not perfect but I love this flick.
Sometimes we need flicks like Paddington and Fat Albert
I know right? Seeing this review made me realize that other critics did this movie dirty.
"Celluloid" is what makes film stock. It's what the Fat Albert cels were shot on.
Sadly, the cel animation was obsolete but hand-drawn animation is still kept to this day but the difference is that digital ink-and-color did improved the quality very well. Plus, there are some cel frames of iconic animated cartoons is still exist and it is displayed somewhere. You can buy one of those frames on Ebay or something.
When he said “I really really miss my grandfather” it resonated so much with me that I could actually feel my heart crumble because I lost someone important a while back and I still haven’t let that go so hearing say that opened up those feelings again.
Holy shit man now I’m crying! My grandpa was bipolar during a time that people didn’t understand what that meant he always just kinda felt different and had a lack of close connection with a lot of his family because of it. However that wasn’t the case with me. Even as a very young child the two of us just connected… we just got each other in that way two kindred spirits do and we just understood each other on some level. We read books, played, games, made up stories, and watched tv and movies together. Whenever something came on TV that he thought I might like he would record it onto a vhs for me. One of those things was Fat Albert, the tv show and eventually the movie. The last time I saw this movie I was like 8 years old and all I remember is was Keenan Thompson in a fat suit. At that point in time I still had my grandpa and had never faced the kind of problems dealt with in the movie so it was just a silly movie to me. My grandpa passed away when I was in 5th grade and I haven’t really given fat Albert a thought since. But now I think I’m going to have to watch it again with a giant box of tissues because I just lost it with your video and hearing you talk about your grandfather made me remember the connection my own had with this character and how much I miss him. Thank you for sharing this!❤️
Rest in peace🙏
I lost my grandfather 10 years ago. My grandpa had sortve evolved into a grumpier guy as he got older, but when I was born, my mom said it rejuvenated alot of his youthful happiness. He cherished me so much. We used to go fishing all the time at this park near our home, and when my parents were having a rough time, he immediately took me in. We got the Wii when it first came out, and I was little at the time, maybe Kindergarten age. But I remember me and him playing Wii sports bowling or golfing for hours on end, almost having tournaments of it. When he was getting sick, I didn't understand the situation before it was too late. And when I realized he was gone, it tore me apart. I'll always remember the good times, and I miss him alot.
🙏❤️
he sounds like he was an amazing man, and i just know from this comment that all that love and kindness has poured into you. i hope you have a great day❤️
fat albert
I cried 4 times during this comment.
Damn man. I didn't know a comment could make me both happy and sad at the same time. I hope you're doing well
Fun fact : Fat Albert was one of the two last films I purchased from Blockbuster , the other one being the pirates who don't do anything.
i am the pirates.
Niiice
Fat Albert was one of the first movies I ever remember seeing in an actual theater, the only ones I remember seeing before it was Attack of the Clones and Spy Kids 2, the movie theater I saw them all in closed down like 15 years ago.
You, my friend, have marvelous taste when it comes to movies
@@DaDualityofMan My first film in theaters was Meet The Robinsons
Boy, this movie has a lot more going for it than I initially thought.
Sad to hear about your grandpa. I lost my dad last year.
May they both be looking down on us with joy.
"I really miss my grandpa." I get how you feel.
The graveyard scene at the end is very touching too. When they're at Albert's gravestone and Bill walks by each of his friends who were all inspirations for the gang. And Doris watching them old heads rough housing.
Tariq really got me crying right now. RIP to your grandparents. They sound wonderful.
Also, the performance at the block party was a cultural reset.
Literally the most touching part of the movie I was probably 8 crying watching it 😫
I love that scene. It always makes be sob uncontrollably
Thank you for calling out the Nostalgia Critic beat-by-beat method of looking at movies! I'm so glad that era where every movie reviewer on RUclips felt the need to do that is over.
Really sweet review. It's always nice to see appreciative reviews of movies that most people dismiss.
Yeah because Doug Walker/Nostalgia Critic was talking hella cash money shit about 90s kids movies I looked at him and said, “My guy chill out on that. We know these movies didn’t age well with you but goddamn stop bitching about these movies that other people had a good time with.” Movie review critics like him, Nostalgia Critic, are annoying and take certain movies too serious as if it caused a major city bomb.
@@RalphJr-xp3hp it's all for the funnies. which is good, cause it is pretty funny to crack jokes at movies, and it kinda gives you the narrative of the movie as well in a way so you can follow all of it even if you haven't watched it. And it's never really supposed to be a serious thing where you determine the quality of the thing from it.
I still watch that stuff never really for the 'review' aspect but just cause it's a fun experience going through a film or show and just takin jabs at it.
I think the only reviewer that did that style well was The Unusual Suspect. His jokes are funny enough and offers a fair amount of criticism throughout before the conclusion at the end. He is moving on from the format which kinda disappointed me but it offers opportunity to do something fresh.
Nostalgia Critic: "who be dissin the proud family?!"
Also Nostalgia Critic: *bashes Fat Albert*
I'm so glad I stopped watching his content
@@RalphJr-xp3hp nowadays he's doing current movie reviews or shows/movies no one cares but him like he found the lost treasure or whatever
I swear, this guy can make any movie sound like a masterpiece
The end of the movie, where the real Cosby kids walk away from Albert's grave was the very second my tearducts shattered.
It's hard not to cry watching Fat Albert for the same reason you might cry watching the Santa Claus from Miracle on 34th Street. The sincere kindness and sweetness and well-meaning and good-doing of Albert is something grown people are rarely treated to media aimed our way. It's not a joke -- he's not an idiot or crazy or boring or weak -- he just *means* it. It actually feels more magical that someone could be that good then that they could be a cartoon character.
I'll always remember this movie for the way they pronounced "DVD".
You right
🗣DVD!!!!!
@@daylamore3300 div a div
Duvd
Shame they won’t put this movie on Disney+
Seperating the art from the artist is a complicated thing.
They don’t own it oh wait do they now cause they bought 20th Century Fox.
It's free now on RUclips
I never seen it but this review makes me want to. The animated series is great as it goes into complicated issues.
@@bagofgroceries no it isnt
My grandpa just passed today and I remember watching this long ago and now I rewatch and it made think of him. Thank you
i haven't seen a black man cry this much since that time my brother caught mom eating the last stove top stuffing.
I never went from crying to giggling so fast as this comment made me do right now 😅.
I really appreciate how Tariq has zero problems showing his emotion
Actually, there was a Fat Albert reference in a Simpsons episode. I forget what the episode's called, but he appeared at the school, along with Jughead
Yeah, it's the episode with the heat wave
episode of what?
@@clan_barbalax4031 The Simpsons. This was 3 months ago, so I can't remember if the guy said anything about the Simpsons or not in the video, but yeah, that's what I meant.
Aw
“It’s just fantastic to know that there’s someone out there in the world thinking about you”
I’m gonna live by those words from now on
"How Fat Albert made me cry"
Me:"Now that's something I didn't expect to hear from something that Cosby had involvement with , interesting "
I think Cosby caused a lot of women to cry I could be wrong tho
I mean Cosby's work meant a lot to black people, I looked up to Bill Cosby, he reminded me of my own grandpa, that's why it especially hurt after finding out what he was really doing.
@@DaDualityofMan Same, he was like a Black Mr. Rogers in a way. I was heartbroken when I found out how messed up he is.
Edit: And also since my grandpa’s a deadbeat, he kinda played that role for me on TV.
Bill Cosby may have done some bad things and deserved consequences for them, but I feel like this shows that he was, at least at one point in his life, a good person who had good things to say.
It's just... he totally blew it, and he let us all down. And yeah, even though I never met him, I'm angry at him for that.
I'm not about to go back and watch Cosby Show reruns anytime soon, but still... I think people like Tariq are totally legit in appreciating something Bill Cosby worked on in one of his better moments. We shouldn't discard every story that ends badly.
Well, the series is iconic, and Bill Cosby made some good shows. I’m also pretty sure he was railroaded. Everyone was high during the 70s. 🙄
I loved this movie SO. MUCH. as a kid, my god... This had such a good cast for its time
Right? Like is this the black scott pilgrim in regards to cast? Lol
I love how early 2000s this is, I remember I 101% only saw this because of the cast, this was one of the first movies I saw in theaters, me and my family just watched everything on bootleg, but I forced my mom to take me to see this lol
@@DaDualityofMan I think my dad definitely bought it for us on DVD when the movie came out, because my dad was big on movies for us as kids. And I remember everybody in my family thinking it was dumb, but going, “Oh that’s Kyla Pratt! Omarion? Kenan Thompson??? Marques Huston?? Damn they got everybody in this movie!”
How you feel about this movie is how I feel about Uncle Iroh from Avatar, he reminds me so much of my dad, and how Zuko treats him throughout the series parallels how I treated my dad growing up and we used to watch it together all the time. So in a sense, your video helped me realize that bond that I share with him made me latch onto Iroh so tightly.
I think if people knew the backstory of the whole animated series, and just bill Cosby’s projects prior to this, they’d understand why the casting was so good for every part of this movie. Having kyla Pratt play dorris and Raven Symone play Danielle was genius. It’s kinda meta.
Such an underrated movie in my opinion. It had comedy, good character progression and emotion, on top of adapting the source material in a way that wasn't offensive or jarring (cough cough Disney or Netflix with Death Note)
Also fuck critics, this movie clearly deserves a 9/10, not a masterpiece but just enough where it's just that good
Honestly, Fat Albert (2004) Is Better Than Garfield (2004)!
@@flamersshowsandmore3864 that rap remix of the theme song still slaps pretty hard
“Y’all like Chance?”
Me: “yeah, I do. But why does that fit so well...”
Five minutes later my dumbass remembers Chance has an album called Coloring Book
I think all the songs here were from Acid rap
You wasn’t going to be happy unless you had every nigga crying by the end of ur video. Bravo. U got me. The editing the track, the conditioning you massaged in, Cosby’s story, and how you connected it to ur life. Now ur Gfather lives on thru this movie as well. And it forces me to reach even further back to roots unknown and appreciate what was endured so that I may be here. And always let that past connection bring out the absolute best in you. As Fat Albert did for his live action granddaughter. Enough so to overcome life’s challenges.
Kinda wish I had come across this yesterday. Happy belated by 1 day to ur grandfather.
I definitely enjoyed this movie. Speaking of grandparents, the scene of Fat Albert trying on clothes when he put on the old school shades I immediately thought of my Big Papa (aka my grandpa on my mom’s side)
You saved his voice message too. Imagine having that much of an impact on people.
It's like moms smelling the clothes of their dead kids or something. You don't want to let it go, but as long as you hold some sort of memory of them, you keep them alive.
The memories others have of us is the closest someone can come to immortality. Personally, that's why I try to be good to everyone.
Agreed
"Dumb Donald takes his hat off becomes Marquees Hudson" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭💀
I scrolled endlessly for this comment lmao
i love how the green ranger joel from lightspeed rescue is in this film randomly...hes in nothing else lol
@@razkable Wait, he is? Who is he?!
@@razkable what sent me more is that the Green Ranger Joel married Trakeena!
When I clicked this video it was to go back on memories of watching this movie as a kid. I never understood the message like I do now and I can say this means a whole lot more. Lately things haven't been great I've been experiencing a bad depression episode. Seeing this and feeling what I feel lately brings a whole new meaning to it a swirl of bitter sweet and I felt your emotions. This makes me so happy and for a moment I felt something good without masking my pain. And it won't last long but I'll be thankful. May your grandfather rest in peace. ♡
Can’t watch barnyard for the same reason, like when Otis remembers the stuff about his dad makes me feel like that ( the end part ) and this is not to undermined what you feel and you probably don’t care but I feel you
I’m not gonna lie I didn’t expect to cry watching this video but here I am
Same. just.. same...
Every single time these videos are deceptively captivating. Tariq has mastered this and time and time again I think this will be the video that won't make me cry and here I am c r y i n g.
I expected it...😂
How “how fat Albert made me cry” made me cry
Damn man hearing you talk about your grandfather made me break down. I chose my college to spend time and help take care of my grandfather. I miss him so much. It’s been 3 years and this still broke me down. I only “like” around 3-5 videos a year. Congrats, you’ve really earned this one.
Man that bit at the end when you say about how Fat Albert reminds you of your grandad, and that he’s proud, that made me cry. Made me think about me nan who passed in 2018. Shit man, your Grandad will always love you.
I just rented this movie and watched it for the 1st time in years and definitely cried at the end. I miss all of my grandmothers so much. I wish I could be with them one last time. I know they would be so proud of me.
Crying is a healthy way of dealing with pain. Keep moving forward, Tariq. Your Grandfather is proud.
Not for men, we still tell men you can't cry. Especially coming from women
@@MythmasterFunky well tell them they're wrong bc its a normal human function. Its like pooping for the emotions.
@@MythmasterFunky just bc society tells men not to cry doesn’t mean it’s good. toxic gender roles in society oppress the spirit of any human albeit female or male.
The voicemail at the end has me legitimately sobbing, your grandpa loves you wherever he is now and always will, also it's a great movie
this was really relatable - I used to watch this movie with my grandpa all the time. This movie was really slept on back in the day, it's really good.
There actually WAS a Fat Albert reference in The Simpsons! In one episode, Homer joins a "fat support group": rather than help each other lose weight, they encourage unhealthy diets because "it's their body". Their leader is a man in a power scooter named Albert, and Homer quips, "Oh, you mean like Fat Albert?" The man says, "We don't use that word around here."
Sounds like modern day "body-positivity" influencers.
Never thought I'd see a review of the Kenan Thompson Fat Albert film that made me teary-eyed at the end.
Thank you for the cry. Six years later and I still miss my grandfather. Love your videos.
Eh man I'm sorry about your grandpa, I know that means nothing to you, but I hope you know that I respect you and send my respects to your grandpa.
that ending hit so close to me. my grandfather just passed away not even a month ago, it hurts. that voicemail part hits me so deep. i refuse to delete the one voicemail i have of him. his voice is different from his normal voice and his most recent voice, (due to him having several different kinds of cancer, two of which being lung and throat cancer) i still refuse to delete it. but anyways, i’m sorry for your loss, and thank you so much for putting smiles on our faces even if we may be in so much pain.
God bless you and sorry for your loss 💛💛💛
That's sad
@Samantha Marston i’m so sorry for your loss, if you ever need to talk i’m here. but same for you, i wish you and your family the best.
@Samantha Marston ❤Love
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Y’all not finna make this a thread 🤣🤣🤣
This is one of my favorite childhood movies.
Damn it man how many times are you going to make me start bawling when all I expected was a review. Its great that you put all that emotion out there, very cathartic for those of us who have lost loved ones too.
May you have a fantastic day and keep up the great work!
My dad passed away before this year started, he was 54. I miss him everyday. Even through the bad times, we still loved each other.
Sorry for your loss...My grandmother passed away 2 years ago, and I miss her a lot. I was there when she had trouble breathing and I was just finishing something to eat for me and her 😞. Even though we had our disagreements she would apologize. And it would be genuine and we would act like it never happened
You carry people with you, even when they're not around.
I couldn't be happier to be recommended this video, and the ending of this video is just so heartwarming.
I'm definitely sticking around to see what other videos you might produce to make me feel cozy inside :)
The voicemail at the end, I'm crying 😭
"How did this movie make me cry?"
Well, not to point out the elephant in the room...
[Edit: Huh... +600 likes. Did not expect that]
I think he figured it out juuuust fine. :)
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Wait I’m confused what is the elephant?
@@bowie8068 cosby?
@@bowie8068 Around 54 women in a big-ass elephant costume.
"Give people the roses while they can still smell them"
Hey man big UPS to you too for you show your emotional side last couple videos. Healing begins when acknowledge you need to heal. This was very therapeutic for you at others who watch your video. I agree with you cherish the people while there still here, because the world is a different place when they are gone. Peace and God bless 🙏
Right man! Between this one and the Peanuts movie one, he really knows how to take it there!
Aww all the feelings in this vid gave me goosebumps. Sorry for your loss but glad that you will have all these great memories forever! He'd be so proud of this vid. ❤
i also grew up on bebes kid. thats nostalgia and a half. thats a movie i would watch with my older brothers all the time. and my older sis. man im finna cry again SSTOP
Man that moment when you said “I missed my grandfather” hit me so hard.
Recently one of my favorite voice actors of all time (being Kirby Morrow and if you don’t know him, he was known as Goku in a English dub of Dragon Ball Z for some time and he was also known as Cole from LEGO Ninjago) passed away on November 18th 2020 from unknown causes (the reason why I say unknown is because his family has not released a cause of death) and it legit broke me because Kirby Morrow helped me to inspire myself to become a better person because when I gotten into Lego Ninjago, I moved away far away from my childhood home leaving my closest friend (who I won’t name here) who I lost contact for a very long time so one day I remembered a show called Lego Ninjago which was a show my childhood friend at the time said he watched I decided to give it shot. I watched the show ever since and Cole (which Kirby Morrow played before he passed away) reminded me so much of my friend and when I recently found him on Facebook and started talking to him. This was when I found out Kirby passed away and so I think Kirby Morrow helped me found my friend that I desperately missed all this time and I wished I can thank Kirby Morrow for helping me but I sadly can’t so Kirby Morrow, thank you for helping me find my best friend! Rest In Peace Kirby Morrow! 😭
*edit as of Christmas Eve 2020*
Okay so two things, firstly thank you everyone who liked this comment because I didn’t expect to get so many likes and secondly recently Kirby Morrow’s brother (named Casey Morrow and roughly he made the post about 4 or so days ago) made a Facebook post stating the cause of death of Kirby Morrow which was Substance Abuse. As of this edit, Casey Morrow is not clear if the substance was drugs or alcohol and I don’t want to know which one it is since either way I’m still saddened that Kirby is still gone. All I can say I hope Kirby Morrow is resting in peace and I hope everyone who reads this comment have a great and safe holiday.
Wait...holup Kirby Morrow died?
@@ghostlyz3418 sadly.
@@ghostlyz3418 yeah he passed away back in November from substance abuse :(
"What's Duh-Vah-Duh?"
This joke stuck with me so much that I still pronounce DVD like that. My wife must think I'm fucking nuts.
My guy, you really had me choking up toward the end of the vid. Hearing you talk about your grandfather got me thinking about my grandma and both all of the ups AND the downs that I've been through with her. That's the only parent I've ever actually had, and I cannot express how sorry I am about the times I've disappointed her, and how much I love her.
Thank you for this. I've been dealing a lot with processing the loss of my parents over the past few years, and it's interesting to realize the moments in stuff we watch that connect on this level. (Also, I enjoyed the heck out of this movie when I first saw it, so I'm glad there are others who felt the same lol)
The ending part where the real life gang, Bill Cosby and Doris were at Albert's Grave is what made me crack 😭😭😭😭😭
im the same way when i watch Good Burger. My aunt ,who passed in 2010, loved that movie...from what my mom and grandparents tell me...and i can’t help but to tear up and smile when i watch it. I ended up graduating from the same high school she graduated from on her birthday this year.. She woulda been 37 if she was still here....i love and miss ya auntie
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I nearly cried at the end. The music, your speech...perfect
Love your analysis of this movie👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 and the “cracks my heart in half every time”👏🏾 perfectly said. Beautiful 🙏🏾🙏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
You got me crying my eyes out man. Happy Birthday to your grandfather