Everything Wrong With CinemaSins: The Lion King yOuTuBE gUidELiNeS vErSioN 

RU-vid demonetized the original video because I said "dumbass" at the end too much, and on top of that claimed I didn't properly rate the video (which is bullshit). So I removed it. RU-vid is getting worse and worse, and with every policy change, it becomes that much harder to regularly create content with the freedom that I need to say what I want to say. I don't think calling my own characters that I created "dumbass" is worth demonetizing my fucking video. I also don't think sending out notifications OCCASIONALLY is the proper way to conduct business, either. This site is going down the toilet, and they don't even realize why, which is entirely the problem. I am very heavily considering creating a Rumble account, where I can upload the uncensored versions of these videos there. If I do that, just be aware that my RU-vid videos will be pussified, kiddie versions that are extra curated with kiddie gloves and sparkles and rainbows. That seems to be the only kind of content they want here. I know you don't care, just needed to vent. EWW House Party: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SrR35XF7HYM.html EWW The Cloverfield Paradox: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zrWVQTUmcrg.html Patreon: www.patreon.com/Th3Birdman Twitter: twitter.com/Th3birdman15 Instagram: instagram.com/Th3Birdman15/ Discord Invite Code: nQZRn5m Subreddit: reddit.com/r/Th3Birdman Facebook: facebook.com/Th3Birdman15

Scar didn't want to kill Simba because he didn't want blood on his paws. If he did, the lionesses would've picked up the scent of blood left on Scar and realize Scar contributed to the death of Mufasa and Simba.

For the God approving of Simba scene, they say later in the movie that the stars represent the Great Kings Of The Past and even later on then that Mufasa appears in the clouds to talk to Simba, so realistically it was most likely Simbas ancestors showing their approval of their new family member

Literally the first sin is my favorite CinemaSins cliché: "characters acting in character - DING". Also, birds perch. It's a thing birds do, because flying isn't free and wings get tired. It's not laziness, it's just a biological need. Another "Jeremy doesn't understand how things work" instance.

16:47 Did Jeremy really not consider that Scar wanted to be king because he was power hungry? Y'know, one of the most common reasons for a villain to want to rule?

There are two versions regarding Timon's origin. In the Timon & Pumbaa episode "Once Upon a Timon", Timon lived in a colony that was ruled by the Duke Meerkat and every meerkat in the colony had specific duties in which they all take seriously. One day, the Duke was away and Timon had guard duty, but he left his post to speak with Princess Tatiana, the daughter of Duke Meerkat, whom Timon had a massive crush on. However, a snake invaded the colony and kidnapped Tatiana after Timon was gone. As a result, Timon got blamed for abandoning his post and was exiled from the colony. He soon met and befriended Pumbaa, who was also an outcast. The two then came across Tatiana, who was held captive by the snake, and rescued her. When Timon and Tatiana returned to their kingdom with the help of Pumbaa, Timon was offered to marry the princess and get the good life he could ever want, but he decided to live the Hakuna Matata life with Pumbaa instead. In The Lion King 1½, however, Timon and his colony lived in underground tunnels, where they dig in constant fear of hyenas. Timon is primarily shown as the every-man meerkat of his colony, who longs for a better life and according to him: "...where we don't have to dig tunnels and live with our heads stuck in the sand." Due to his poor digging skills, he was disliked by his fellow meerkats. His mother convinced his uncle Max to put him on sentry duty, but it ended in disaster as Shenzi, Banzai, and Ed invaded. As the meerkats (except Ma) blamed Timon for the invasion, Timon decided to find a new home as he felt he didn't fit in.

Demonetizing Th3 Birdman for any reason at all. That's worth these many sins! All of them!

It's always nice to hear someone acknowledge that Scar's original name meant garbage.

12:36-13:03 When you think about why Scar had the Hyena's try to kill Simba it actually makes perfect sense. Scar's a schemer and had Scar actually killed him in that moment even if he washed his paws multiple times the scent of Simba's blood would still linger on his claws and it's highly likely Sarabi & the other Lionesses would pick up on the scent and realize he took both Mufasa and Simba which would be really bad for Scar considering he wants to usurp the throne. So rather than take a pointless risk he sends the Hyena's to do the job for him so SImba's death can't be traced back to him. Makes complete sense when you think about it.

16:25 Timon is an outcast because of his actions shown in The Lion King 1 1/2. He collapsed a tunnel resulting in the whole burrow coming down. This happened at least four times in one week. While not mentioned, it seems it has happened several times before even that. He was given sentry duty to which he failed in that as well. He became an outcast to find his own path.

In regards to Scar wanting to be king, he just wants power. Really not a hard concept to grasp.

Fun Fact about Hyenas: Despite their dog-like appearance, they're actually related to cats. So, the Hyenas working with Scar kinda makes sense. You're still making good points, but I just wanted to share that fun fact.

Remember when you could be more open on RU-vid without having to get demonetized for it?

“Timon is an outcast that failed his job”, well that actually happened in Lion King 1 & 1/2 and that one episode of Timon and Pumba

Good thing I archived my comment from before so... Missed opportunity on why Scar didn’t kill Simba himself. Loki: “I don’t think the Asgardians would take too kindly to a monarch who have murdered his predecessor.”

Once again, regarding his expecting Simba to act perfectly logical in a certain scene, let's take a look, shall we? Simba is a lion cub with a _massive_ stampede of wildebeests headed his way and could easily be trampled to death if he makes any kind of wrong move and doesn’t know that help is on the way, so obviously, he has to rely on his survival instincts, aka the fight or flight response. Fighting is obviously a no-go and freezing in place won’t help either, which leaves him with one option: run away as fast as he can until he can get somewhere relatively safe.

It is also worth noting that elephants are known to mourn and "bury" their dead. the idea that the elephants would have a specific spot to keep their dead, and that they would move their dead to that spot especially in a film where the average animal has MORE personified characterization and intelligence then a real elephant, isn't outrageous

In Lion King 1.5 Timon got exiled because he failed at his job, you are correct. Also want to add that in a scene removed and deemed unfit for the demographic, Scar tried to mate with Nala on more than one occasion, which is another reason why she left. Meaning that Jeremy's sin is even *less* relevant because Nala was also terrified.

At 8:43 when Jeremy called Nala a whore i was so shocked like huh

If a Disney movie has that 90s intro, you know its a banger.

Hyena's are scavengers so actually 9:13, Yes Jeremy the film IS saying that other animals drag the elephant carcasses to the graveyard being that it's their territory.

Scars has a lot of queer coded traits that a lot of older villains used to have because of the Hayes Code. That said, even if that weren’t the case it people would make gay whoever they wanted gay.

whoa i was NOT expected jeremy to call nala a whore jc what on earth??? i’m genuinely shocked

RU-vid needs to get its priorities in order. It's like they've forgotten that they have an app tailored for kids, because they don't moderate it at all and instead force their restrictions on the app proper. Let's be real, there's a lot worse than cursing that creators can do, and flagging a video just because they said a no-no word too many times comes across as stupidly sensitive. Well, I hope they can get used to people hating on the changes, because they can't just end RU-vid the way they ended RU-vid Rewind when it got too much criticism.

We need an EWW episode about RU-vid....but that would be 10 years worth of minutes.

1. Depending on if your using the movie or the series, Timon got kicked out for different reasons. But basically he failed at his job. 2. The series showed that Simba was used by gladiators in the arena 3. Pumba has been chased my a male lion for years,for fun. of course he's fast

I'm sorry this was originally demonitized! Watching it again for thr views and the likes. And commenting for the algorithm. RU-vid is dumb. Keep up great work. And as a long time fan, love the lore update for this video. FB for the win

I never thought I'd witness the decline of RU-vid, Reddit, Twitch etc 😭😭😭

...also in both scenes that CS sinned for "Simba should've gotten his ass kicked" Simba DID get his ass kicked - first by Nala, who pinned him down just like she did back in their cub days (which triggers the memory and allows the two to recognize each other) and then by Taka, who also kicks him on his back, and the only reason Simba wins that one is due to Taka deciding to be cool at the wrong time, giving Simba an opportunity to retaliate.

Referring to sin 11 (about the gazelle) 4:13, not to mention in lion prides the females are the hunters so a male lion (whom we've already established the animals recognize as King) walking calmly with his cub wouldn't seem like a cause for alarm, in my opinion.

"Anyway, Jeremy sings in a video cliché." *ding* (+14 sins) "That was a lot of sins man. You padding my sin count, bro?" *ding* (+1 sin) ... OK, that one was brilliant 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 excellent video as always Birdman!!

That 90s Disney logo. Ugh, I miss it so much. I will never forget seeing that logo when playing one of my VHS tapes on a slow Sunday morning in winter.

Scar likely didn't kill him because he would have his scent on him if he had when he returned. His trust could be compromised. He's pretty clever y'know

If I recall correctly in one of the lion king sequels they explore why Timon is an outcast. He was terrible at his job of digging as merecat and caused a large area of their colony to collapse

On sin #79 Why is Jeremy ignoring that A. Him saying Simba has never been in a fight is blatantly untrue since he swiped Shenzi across the face with his claws as a kid, and then literally fought Nala in the Jungle when she was chasing Pumbaa 2. He said himself that Scar was well beyond his years, and this was when Simba was a child. Scar has only gotten older and Simba is a strong young adult lion, the direct offspring of Protein King Mufasa; we literally saw Simba leap from a dangling position off a clip and pin Scar to the ground in one move. If anything Scar is lucky he could even hang with Simba for as long as he did.

Also let’s point out: ITS NOT GOD SHINING A LIGHT ON SIMBA, ITS THE KINGS OF THE PAST.

That original Disney opening feels so nostalgic

2:13 Fun Fact: The color green doesn’t necessarily represent evil, but it does represent envy and ambition. That may not be Disney’s intention, but it is plausible. This is also likely the reason for the use of the color green at the beginning of ”Be Prepared.”

10:10 To add to your point: THIS IS ANIMATION. Y'know, the media where you can DO WHATEVER THE HELL YOU WANT AND EXAGGERATE HOWEVER THE HELL YOU WANT?!? Increase of size for dramatic effect is very common in animation (and comics), of course they would make that elephant spine bigger than it actually is. Jesus Chris, dude, Jeremy would have a heart attack if he watched Genndy Tartakovsky's PRIMAL because that show takes so much creative liberties and constantly exaggerate sizes for dramatic effects. …And a mental stroke because that show has no dialogue and its storytelling is all visual, meaning you'd actually have to pay attention and Jeremy severely lacks any ability to pay attention.

Also Simba grew up in the middle of the wilderness with only a Meerkat and a warthog as his companions. Even with his layed back lifestyle he's more than likely gotten into fights which dollars to donuts would've happened in order to protect his friends.

Sinning the Lion King is worth a billion sins

On the "Nala couldn't catch Pumbaa" point- she was also dehydrated and starving! She herself says that there’s been no food or water since Scar took over, AND she had clearly been traveling for awhile. Nala was not at the top of her game

Timon is an outcast because of the backstory events stated by other commenters, but also, it doesn't matter. All that matters to the story of the movie is that he is an outcast. Or, as SinsSins put it, "this is a thing that the movie should not be taking time out to explain, because taking time to explain it would detract from the pacing and add nothing to the plot".

Sorry that you had to reupload this birdman! You know we support you regardless right? These videos always brings a smile on our faces!

The real sin at 8:04 should've been that there are anteaters on the tower instead of ardvarks. Anteaters are south american animals.

Both instances of "Simba should get his ass kicked here" ignore the fact that, yes Simba DOES get his ass kicked. Nala pins him and Scar knocks is ass through the fire. Simba only wins the Scar fight with a lucky kick that launches Scar over a cliff in to the vengeful maws of the hyenas.

Love how Jeremy implies that living the hakuna matata life means simba wasn't hunting anything. Pretty sure he'd be dead if he didn't. Hakuna matata is about a positive outlook on life when simba was at his worst moment it doesn't mean that he is not a lion anymore. Obviously he wouldn't eat his friends but he'd still hunt and why tf would timon or pumba try to stop him? Their entire spiel is that they are lone wolf outsiders, even if he'd kill someone of their species they'd probably not give a shit especially because they have a positive outlook despite their own situation. Simba kills a warthog whatever hakuna matata.

0:59 And to add to your point, Disney before the 2010s have been excellent at recreating life. Ex. Bambi was created using actual deer as reference that Walt Disney brought into the studio to form movement and body proportion sketches. They would never let details even as simple as the variety of birds that perch on African megafauna to be passed over to preserve the essence of life in their art.

youve been my favorite youtuber for over 5 years you made me stop watching vinemasins cause i realized the amount of bs cinemasins spit out. thank you anthony/birdman/future birdman and even stan

Mufassa: “Everything the light touched is our kingdom.” Simba: “What about that shadowy place?” Mufassa: “That's the live action remake. You must never go there, son.”

"What does scar even want out of this?" Power. Its a disney movie, jeremy, thats what cartoon villains want, if its not revenge, its sheer power. Im shocked he doesnt seem to know this.

I love how there's actual lore surrounding the different birdman's now

I love every time Birdman does a "is what I'm saying" sin. No reason, just my favorite bit. Also, just had a happy flashback to his tears when he reached 100K subs. 🎶Look at where you are, look at where you started 🎶 is what I'm saying 🥰

Fun fact about elephant the elephant graveyard sin, elephants do in fact carry the bones of their deceased loved ones to a graveyard of sorts lol which makes Jeramy double stupid

Day deja vu of telling th3birdman I appreciate his content

16:25 Answer: According to Lion King 1 1/2, Timon had poor tunnel-digging skills and his colony (except for his mother) hated him because he collapsed tunnels when trying to do so constantly due to this. Things got worse when he tried doing sentry duty and failed to warn his colony of hyenas because he got lost in song, and the colony's hatred towards him became bigger when the hyenas attacked them and they shunned him. So Timon's mother allowed him to leave the colony to go in search of a place that would fit him better.

When this video first dropped, I decided I needed to go back to the beginning of this series and watch the whole thing through--I've been following for years, but I wanted to see the whole narrative at once, and now I'm back at this video (well, kinda, since you had to reupload), and I just wanted to say that not only do I enjoy these videos individually, but I really love the overarching storyline and characters you've made. I've been enjoying it regularly but going back and watching everything again all together was a lot of fun and made me catch a few details I'd previously missed :D keep up the excellent work, you're one of my favorite creators on this site and I'm excited to see what comes next!

Jeremy has never heard of protagonists with green eyes Ben 10 Sonic the hedgehog Percy Jackson 😂

Let me see if I got this right. The timeline starts with the previous Future Birdman who was basically Present Birdman at that time doing EWW: CinemaSins videos that were 5 or 7 minutes or less, then in 2018, Present Birdman (the one that we already know about, and shall be known as Present Birdman 2) starts his EWW CinemaSins videos with EWW CinemaSins: Blade Runner 2049. Then in August of 2018, in the EWW CinemaSins: The Cloverfield Paradox video, the previous Present Birdman shows up but is identified as Future Birdman who teams up with Present Birdman 2 from 2018 to 2023. Next, on February 13, 2023, in the EWW CinemaSins: House Party video, Future Birdman gives Present Birdman 2 the Time Stone in preparation for the ending of the original video, Jeremy Scott attempting to recreate the dance moves from House Party and after seeing it, Present Birdman 2 has now turned into Future Birdman and the original Future Birdman disappears. So, Present Birdman 2, now identified as Future Birdman 2 shows up in the EWW CinemaSins: The Lion King video which the new Present Birdman (who shall be named Present Birdman 3) is doing. And now Future Birdman 2 will be teaming up with Present Birdman 3 in future EWW CinemaSins videos. Do I have all of that right, Th3Birdman? Or was I a little off on some of it?

Ironically, I was watching tune cinemasin video the other day and was hoping you’d sin it! Th3Birdman never lets us down!

cinemasins: what happens when a guy who hates movies watches movies

Everyone "critic loves saying how Scar should've killed Simba himself as if the Lionesses wouldn't just smell the blood on him and immediately 12v1 body him

The salt in the title cracked me up! I’ll have to watch this one after work even though I saw the first version.

Sorry you had to re-upload, for half a second I thought I was getting spoiled with two EWW in 24hrs 😅

I find it funny how PB turns into FB and still retain some of his humour

You are aware that Timon is a meerkat not a mongoose

old world vultures hunt by sight not smell like new world vultures, so something not moving will attract them.

RU-vid just loves demonstrating priorities don't they? 😒 Anyway, gladly watched again. Keep being awesome, B-Man 👍🏼

16:24 Believe it or not, there is a movie that explains that. It's called *The Lion King 1 1/2*. I haven't seen it in well over a decade, but I do remember this: Timon used to live with his family. As a meerkat, his daily task was to just dig tunnels and hide from hyenas. He was bored of this life (similar to Z in Antz), and he decided to leave his family and start a new life. He later meets Pumbaa, and they become friends. By the way, Raffkki tells Timon about Hakuna Matata, and Pumbaa knows the word too, so that's how that song came to be for them. :) The movie also shows that they were there for many scenes in The Lion King. For example, when the kingdom bows at Simba's birth, it was actually to cover their noses when Pumbaa lets out a large fart. LOL! :)

Yes ,Timon being unable to look out for others was oart of the reason why he's an outcast, it was also cause he couldn't bear living always feeling like he was about to die, so he went looking for a paradise in which to live

Timon is an outcast because he refused to work in his meerkat colony, leading to his exile ¹. The Lion King's screenwriters wanted Timon and Pumbaa to be "strangers and fellow outcasts" so that Simba would have someone to take him under their wing

RU-vid constantly screwing creators

Also lions will not kill gazelle if they arent hungry. We have all seen those photos of a gazelle chilling with lions and seen the people commenting that itll change when they get hungry

As soon as the 90's Disney intro played my nostalgia went through the roof 🥰 gotta miss the good old days when Disney made an effort 😢😊

17:46 I loved this. "Forgot" to add a sin after Jeremy called himself and his audience children. 😂😂

Also the Lion Sleeps tonight is originally an African song from South Africa. So yes the Tokens made it popular in the Western World. But it is actually originally an African song. So its not weird the African animals know it.

The reason why timon is an outcast is because no one liked him to be on some movie or something. So they wanted him on the 1992 movie instead.! ❤😊

Yes @Th3Birdman you should DEFINITELY create a Rumble account, I’m all for that! RU-vid has done nothing but shit on their true creators in favor of trash like content farms. I look forward to seeing uncensored videos over there

Aha! My stupid amount of knowledge on this franchise is finally coming in handy! So the reason Timone is an outcast is because he couldn’t do anything right back with his mob(yes that’s what a group of meerkats is called). He would constantly break tunnels and the one time he was put on sentry duty, the dumbass broke out into song and let some hyenas walk right up to tunnel he just collapsed. So he went off on his own to try and find a better life, to find something that he could do, and to find a place he didn’t have to worry. And he found it, not just in Hakuna Matata falls, but also in Pumbaa, and Simba.

Future alternate bird man is already getting roughed up. I’m loving the continuity

It's explained in lion king 1 and half that timone didn't like living underground so he left to find a safe place where he can live in the sun That's why he's an outcast

In lion king 1 1/2 they showed why Timon became an outcast

When I got the notification from you about lion king I was like wait didn't I see this but then I read what RU-vid did and I'm like "seriously? Come on let th3 birdman cook" 😒 love your vids man keep it up.

Oh man, I just watched the original version earlier. I genuinely cannot believe that saying a word that isn't even that harsh as far as "swears" go RIGHT AT THE END OF THE VIDEO is grounds to remove ads across the entire almost 25 minute thing. This site is going down the shitter fast.

Commenting to boost in the algorithm good luck not getting this one taken down:)

Let's rise up with some favorite sins: 1) Sinning African rituals 2) Jeremy makes a pop culture reference that this movie is also making so it shouldn't count cliche 3) That is entirely the point of a SERVANT, to SERVE a purpose 4) It's almost like Disney's movies were usually about royalty or something 5) Either you don't know how big an African bush elephant is in comparison to a lion cub, or you don't know what perception means 6) Umm, because wildebeests are pretty good at this sort of thing? 7) I mean, Hopper was kind of eaten by a bird... 8) In addition to lions and wildebeests, Jeremy doesn't know how fast and agile these warthogs are 9) It's called being in heat 10) Something else 11) Jeremy makes a pop cul- 12) I don't know. I think if someone were to arrange a marriage between me and Karrueche, it would be perfect and she shouldn't fight it... Sentence: The Circle of Life

Fantastic movie aside, I cant believe the comments on the 0:57 mark (and birdman's response is satire LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK) i unsubscribed from cinemasins and tvsins yeeeeears ago because he sins things that are neither funny not sins (i am a literature graduate and have a good grasp of satire, so no his videos are not satire) as you can see im frustrated. Sorry :) I remember good videos like the EWW wrong with seven, that one made my brother and I laugh. cinemasins used to be good, not anymore. I was very very very lucky i found your channel it gives my soul peace. Keep it up @Th3Birdman. You're the hero we need and deserve! P.S. i got the deja vu too. I was three when this came out. Simpler times

2:13 before anyone brings up the venom from the snake, taka already considered taking the throne that's literally why he followed the other lion because he agreed with him so. No the venom didn't suddenly make him evil. According to scar himself.

Came back to watch this rip janes Earl Jones

Isnt Timone a meerkat

Sinning the scene where Simba heads home are the shooting stars are flying that was is sick. It’s probably one of the best scenes in Disney history. Simba goes home and he’s being led by the stars/his ancestors or they are running with him. How could he sin such a cinematic win!?!?

11:18 “Sinning be prepared, that’s worth this many sins: 1” 😂

I got you birdman! Take two! Love both videos!

Ah, the algorithm... everything it touches, it destroys. Glad to contribute a view again though! Keep up the good content, Birdman!

Classic RU-vid make life miserable for those who brings money into their pockets

I think the God from the beginning is actually the Kings of the Past, as we see Mufasa appear in the skies/clouds later on in the movie and also the sequel.

Second comment for the algorithm, yes, Lion King 1 1/2 confirms that Timon was outcast because he failed at being a lookout because he's a gallivanting jackass with severe ADHD

I don't remember my full thing, and don't want to retype it all out anyways, but to repeat my initial comment - male lions get kicked out by the females all the time irl. They need to team up and do it, since they do lose in a 1-on-1, but as a group, Nala, Serabi and the rest could handle it. So sin for you! Then I'll remove it, since Jeremy still is wrong from the angle of Scar having a hyena army that outnumber the lionesses enough that they need something more.

This shouldn't be an issue considering the age requirement in the eula, as well as the fact they have a separate app for children.

Elephants actually pay respect to their dead you can see them stop when they see something made of ivory or reverence bones a such. It is entirely possible that elephants may have designated place where the sick hang out and pass