Joy and Sadness being a chaotic duo for over 11 minutes straight ππ
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Published 2024-01-29
Hope you are all doing good and KEEPING hydrated as always, today's video is covering this duo who were serving their way through this entire movie. With the sequel approaching this year, I thought it would be best to post a video covering inside out, I imagine the new emotions in the next movie will give us some good content to work with π
I'm just gonna drop some tags here and hope you all have a great day so..... byeee
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Inside Out
Inside Out 2 / Sequel / Part Two
Joy
Sadness
Fear
Anger
Disgust
Emotions
Headquarters
Core memory
Memories
Long term memory
Manuals
Chute
Death Scene
Bing BONG
Island / islands
Goofball
Friendship
Family
Hockey
Honesty
Parents
Riley
Gulp
Dreamland
Train of thought
Rocket
Take her to the moon for me
Ending Scene
Imaginary boyfriend
Scene
Circle of sadness
All Comments (21)
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Okay but does anyone else notice that Joy was kind of gaslighting sadness?
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Sadness did not deserve the abuse Joy gave her π
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Bro, when they first got stuck outside, Sadness immediately realised that without Joy, Riley can't be happy and prioritises getting her back. Girl doesn't even consider herself. I don't know whether to respect her for being so selfless or feel bad for her for thinking so little of herself.
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Fun fact: Joyβs hair and eyes are blue, yet her body is yellow, but weβve seen with every other emotion that their color palette stays the same with just different shades, showing on how happiness does often need sadness, because if some things arenβt sad, then whatβs the point of being happy if nothing matters? Also is it weird that Iβm sad that Sadness never got her blue core memory? Like- GIVE IT TO HER- SHE DESERVES IT SHE IS TOO PURE!
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FINALLY someone acknowledged the way Joy sacrificed like a hundred teen boys!! Like damn sis, i know Riley takes priority, but those boys were literally made with love in their hearts and you just sent them to the void π
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As kids we rooted for Joy, when we got older we love and realize how important Sadness is. Dang, I didnβt know I would get this many replies
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Just realised that joy panicking and trying to delete all of sadnesses memories is basically avoidance at its finest, oh my gosh this movie gets better the older you are
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5:29 why is sadness so cute in this scene??? π«π«
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Joy is the antagonist of Inside Out, like Alma was the antagonist for Encanto. They both had good intentions but treated their comrades/family members poorly, especially the "unspecial" ones (i.e. Sadness - Mirabel). It wasn't until the end that they finally understood what they were doing wrong, be it through literal destruction, and resolved to make things better from then on. ππ
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Joyβs passive-aggressive smiles are everything.
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Everyone talking about growing to like or hate Sadness less as they grew up- meanwhile Sadness was my favorite from day one.
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10:23 the "king:" is so real, heβs the only one who saved her
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Growing up is realizing joy was the villian. Though not intentional, if she had let sadness do her job everything would be fine. Edit. 1k, the f?! The most likes I get is usually like.....6.....
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"Crying helps me slow down and obsess over the weight of life's problems" is such a relatable quote
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9:29 that was the most SATISFYING part of the entire movie
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4:18 'remember the funny movie where the dog dies' like the way she says it so frantically makes me laugh π
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Anger: "The mom bad news train is pulling in, TOOT TOOT" The passive-aggressiveness I LOVE IT- Also true- Joy and Sadness are a chaotic duo-
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I hated how joy treated sadness. And I hated her toxic and forced positivety.
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8:40 "13" literally an easter egg we missed in the first movie. Brilliant
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I was always confused as a kid as to why sadness was able to fix everything but now Iβm realizing that joy bottled up sadness and wouldnβt let her take control. That caused Riley to lash out and become rebellious when she didnβt have joy because she was so dependent on it. Then when she got home, she finally had a breakdown and was comforted by her parents. Only when she stopped bottling up her emotions could she feel better.
