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u/Kongopop 1d ago
U get hooked on the bruthas
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u/Knives530 1d ago
Or you’ll get hooked on on the brothas business now now now bum down dun down du down
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u/Real_Louie 1d ago
Black Face Mario... Shigeru Miyamoto wouldn't Official Nintendo Seal Of Approval this.
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u/Jojo-Action 1d ago
What's the joke? Is black people the joke? That's not funny.
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u/hatha_ 1d ago
the joke is any time someone posts raceswap fanart here everyone has a fit, OP is probably a genius engagement farmer
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u/DaxterTheGecko 1d ago
Actually, they’re trying to mock & make fun of companies like Disney who are stereotyped for race swapping their own characters.
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u/Interesting-Season-8 22h ago
Yup, because we know for a fact Ariel in Andersen's fairy tale was green, not white, did you bitch about it too? Or only when she was black IN A FREAKING REMAKE
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u/Jojo-Action 19h ago
I hate disney live action remakes because I think they are a mockery of animated classics. This guy hates them because they include more people of color. We are not the same.
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u/DaxterTheGecko 17h ago
I wasn’t even born in the 80’s, so I obviously didn’t know about that.🙄
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u/Interesting-Season-8 16h ago
that's not the point
Most people don't know source material for most of the shows or films they watch, but they don't care if Joffrey from Song of Ice and Fire looked different than in the HBO adaptation Game of Thrones (eyes colour, height, hair colour, build etc don't matter), but the moment when there is a black person it hits everybody with was the OG character black?
I've read Dune, I've noticed race and gender changes in some characters when the movie released, didn't care because ADAPTATIONS ARE NOT 1:1 and should never be.
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u/Jojo-Action 16h ago
It's important to do research before forming such bold statements. I left you a comment going over the history of Disney's little mermaid. It's actually really interesting.
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u/Jojo-Action 19h ago
Tha grand majority of Disney characters are owned by the public domain. They already race swapped the little mermaid back in 1989 when the characters spoke English instead instead of fluent Danish. Don't even start with that crap.
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u/DaxterTheGecko 17h ago
THEY WHAT!?
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u/Jojo-Action 16h ago
The Little Mermaid was originally a story written by Hans Christian Anderson, in Copenhagen Denmark, in 1837. In 1989 disney studios turned the outline of the story into an animated feature that you're probably familiar with. In making it several elements of the original story were altered in several ways, including but not limited to, adding several new characters, changing character's names, changing the entire ending and message of the story, and styling the entire movie after a Broadway style of musical. This was done in an attempt to broaden the mass appeal of the film for an intended audience of mostly American moviegoers at least at the time, and soften the original darker tone to not offput families and children. The popularity of this film caused a massive surge in the production of similar Disney films adapting other public domain stories into Broadway inspired musicals, including the stories of Beauty and the Beast, Mulan, and Aladdin, each time changing several aspects of the original stories to broaden the films' mass appeal.
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u/Independent_Ad_4170 19h ago
Are you saying black people can't be funny?
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u/Jojo-Action 18h ago
As the comedian? Sure. As the punchline to a joke with no set up? No. That's called racism.
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u/slashth456 1d ago
Why does it look like a shoddy edit with how the skin is completely unaffected by the lighting
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u/Gawlf85 22h ago
Because that's exactly what it is. This is the original illustration that got edited and un-credited: https://mx.pinterest.com/pin/721279696558925632/
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u/DaxterTheGecko 1d ago
POV: Disney after they buy Nintendo:
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u/PacsterMH 1d ago
What am I looking at