Historically Accurate Aladdin 

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You captured Disney’s inability to tell arabs and indians apart. Beautiful.

Damn I died at the “you are a pagan god and must remain bound to your torment.” 😂

You can tell Aladdin knew the rules already by how he looked annoyed like "ok I guess we cant skip this", also you can tell he didnt just wake up and decide this, dude had a machete ready to go if genie wouldnt play ball, this was pre-meditated.

“This is the 8th century genie I do not care” that’s the most accurate part of this video 😂😂😂😂

Ironic that Aladdin would punish Genie like a thief when he's a thief himself.

Historically accurate Mulan is gonna be nuts

Genie: "Can you at least free me?" Aladdin: "Absolutely not. You are a pagan god and must stay bound to your torment." *Spits* Omg, how do these people come up with this? Lol

1:17 That scream is so well cut it’s both hilarious and horrifying. Imagine going about your normal day and your trapped in a burlap sack in the middle of a desert.

I could see a lot of potential for a Historically Accurate series

You know, given the costs of obtaining the peanuts in Arabia in the 8th century would have been astronomical, apu made the more impressive wish.

“Tank you geniii!😁”

The joy in his voice when he said “Thank you genie” was so genuine lol

"You are a pagan god and must stay bound to your torment" is a fucking metal line

This needs to become a series. Historically accurate cartoons and such is a goldmine that will not dry out that fast.

Aladdin really does sound like a 7-Eleven store owner here.

I love how you can see Aladdin's head actually move to spit at 1:48, even though he's far enough away that they didn't have to animate it.

I think it would be really cool to see a movie where the genie is the protagonist and the guy who rubbed the lamp is just a maniac. And the genie has to try and skew the wishes through loopholes

Djin are actually highly feared by certain Arabic and Persian people so keeping the Djinn bound to the lamp is probably the smart thing to do if this is historically accurate

The grossest part is that Jasmine is a teenager and the sultan might care more about the fact she is married now and less about the whole kidnapping thing which is also historically accurate.

I like how when Aladdin tells the genie he will cut off his hands if he doesn’t honor the wishes, the genie looks at his hands before giving Jasmine to Aladdin like he’s thinking about it.

If they copyright strike this, then it is canon.

Now this is the Flashgitz I remember

fun fact in the actual story Aladdin had 2 genies, the one of the lamp who he found in the cave and the one of the ring given to him to help retrieve to he lamp. the guy who is originally sent him in gave him money and a minor genie to go get the bigger genie but Aladdin stole it for himself.

I love how Aladdin was gonna make a second wish but changed it for Apu and didn't make his wish either just to not let genie free.

well. that escalated quickly. Historicly accurate Pocahontas could be fun.

Jasmine's scream when she hit the ground was gold!

0:43 No no! He’s got a point

1:40 the spitting 😂 top class 👏

Can’t wait to watch a toon deemed too racist for the main channel

One version of Aladdin's story had him with two djinns, the one in the lamp, of course, but also one in a ring, which was less powerful than the lamp one. He also didn't have a limit on numer of wishes, and the only limitation on wish content the story mentioned was when he wished for the roc's egg. Good story.

“You must honor the terms of our contract or I am free to take your hands, as you would be a thief denying me my wishes.” Hey Aladdin, I wouldn’t go around threatening a creature who could bend reality at his fingertips if I were you.

I come back every couple of months just to hear "You are a Pagan God and must stay bound to your torment" LMAO

If it was actually historically accurate as a Djinn he'd make those wishes detrimental to his master.... the pine nuts would have caused Apuu to choke to death and upon opening that sack Jasmine probably would be wielding a large knife.

Historically Accurate Pocahontas would be dark enough to warrant another MeatCanyon crossover 🍖

I loved how the final music was blasted through a completely blown out speaker. Captures traveling around Egypt and Indonesia pretty well 😂

Yo....you guys seriously should make more of these. Lol this and Pocahontas were hilarious

"De rules said nothing of slavery ji-neeeeee." That delivery was lovely

Absolutely loved it. So hilarious and of the art never disappoints. That grin Alladin makes is just so cynical.

This is hilarious 🤣 I really hope you two make this a full blown series.

I love how he wants to punish Genie for being a pagan god but is also more then willing to take advantage of his wishes.

Wow Don is sounding more and more like his dad’s caricature. Good to see that this channel might free you from the chains of RU-vid guidelines. Be free genie

As I recall from the old version I read decades ago in a translation of 1001 Arabian Nights- Aladdin was a poor Chinese boy who was a good-for-nothing until his father the shoemaker died and his mother had to work to support him. The magician tricked him into opening the vault that held the lamp, but gave him him a ring, not knowing its power. The lamp held multitudes of Jinn, the ring also had many Jinn inside, and they granted any wish except one- to have the egg of the Roc bird. If you wished for that, the Jinn would kill you. Aladdin abused the crap out of the lamp to get married to the princess. The magician, who had gone back to his home in Africa, found out Aladdin was alive and tricked the princess into selling him the "wretched old lamp on the mantle". He promptly wished himself, her, and the castle Aladdin wished for to be transported to his homeland. Aladdin was accused of the crime of kidnapping the princess, and to keep his head, promised to bring her back in a certain amount of days. He accidentally rubbed the ring, and from there wished himself to where the magician and princess were. He snuck in and killed the magician, used the lamp to wish everything back to where it was, and had a few other adventures before the story truly ended. Read the book, guys. It's even more fantastical than the short versions you see and hear. The story of Scheherazade and the 1001 Arabian Nights is a worthy read.

Historically Accurate Arabs

I literally watch this on repeat at work to hear him say “thank you geeeeenieeeee”

Damn, what a simple man, not just he didn't need the 3 wishes, but he also used one of the 2 wishes to he's little monkey pet, you see guys, money dos not bring happiness, some people can live a happy life with so little, so inspiring.

This is beautiful. Brought a tear to my eye.

Genie i said nothing of love

The original story for Aladdin in the 1001 tales of Scheherazade took place in China.

I love you guys

Absolutely brilliant, the animation of the genie when he is threatened with losing a hand, and the voice of Aladdin was absolutely fantastic, the ending was spot on as well. Would be brilliant to see this become a series.

Those cloud effects when the genie came out actually were top notch. Genuinely was Disney quality.

Aladdin and Genie.

Fun fact: in the original 1001 nights, Aladdin takes place in China. Aladdin is canonically Chinese.

Tank you for calling techinical support center genie😁

These Disney remakes just keep getting better!

Culturally speaking the Genie would grant the wishes but with a catch that was kind of their whole thing. Like deliver an entirely different girl to him and be like, "You never said which Jasmine". Or gave him a literal hand full of nuts like in a severed hand. Also until he makes his third wish he'd be slowly driven insane as a Genie would just wreak havoc through his life.

This is a spicy one, my friends.

His second wish was really nuts.

1:06 it's funny because the real Aladdin movie actually talked about this in their opening "Arabian nights" song, but audiences thought it was an offensive stereotype so they had to change it to another line when it was out of theaters lol

I am offended, I am absolutely offended, that it was only 2 minutes and 12 seconds. I demand more. Historical cartoons. I need more.

The worst part is that the person in the bag has a child's scream.

1:17 *Big creepy grin* Thank you, Genie.

I choked up as soon as Aladdin started talking, this was great

That last line might be the funniest thing I’ve ever heard. 😂 So evil. 🤣

Aladeen looks like the standing small cat

" you are a pagan god and must stay bound to your torment" 🗿

I still remember when ADHD made the scientifically accurate series. Please, this must continue

“you are a pagan god and must remain bound to your torment.” You deserve a thumbs up and a comment!

I still come back months later to have a laugh... Excellent.

Tank you Genie.🤣

"Historically Accurate" >Aladdin is Indian and not Arab

for extra historical accuracy, the guards should've taken Aladdin and beheaded him for practicing black magic

This has always been a delight to see on my recommendations.

Better than the original

Come on Al, just wish for some camels and buy the princess from her father! Oh wait that's what happens in the Disney movie basically.

Historically Accurate Aladdin : speaks with an Indian accent.

“It is the 8th century CE, Genie, I do not care”

More accurate: "I'm a Djinn, not a genie, and for your impudence I'll now send a demon to possess you"

I've seen this like 10 times and I just realized how utterly unkept Aladdin's toenails are. Its these small details that are just so priceless...

Looking forward to part 2!

Angry Monkey 1:22

"I said nothing of love genie..." Oh...Oh no...

The pure comparative simplicity of this toon paired with the hilarious details like the sword being unsheathed was top notch.

It is contemporarily correct too.

Its even funnier because some of this shit legit happens today lol.

I love it how eventhough Aladdin's Arab he has an Indian accent

jasmine's screams of shock and horror made my dog lose his mind. He think's there's a cat near by and trying to bark it out of hiding.

That’s odd Aladdin sounds just like the guy who was trying to extend my wireless plan

I don't want you to bring back the dead. I just want you to create living body of them and give that body their previous memories.

This is the best thing I've seen in my life. THE BEST. I'm not exaggerating.

1:31 funniest part

I love how he's basically an Indian.

Genie: "Why are you Indian? This is the Middle East"

Alladin.. pretty accurate representation of the middle east.

the genie also said nothing about a rule saying you can't wish away the rules.

I love that Tom does all of the screaming for every video.

so this is why the lamp required a Diamond in the rough

This is not Gold, it’s goddamn Platinum. Thank God FlashGitz is willing to take humor where people are afraid to go these days

1:18 That smile sent my sides into orbit.