Honor To Us All- Mulan (lyrics) 

I agree with that.

"Sign me up for the next war!" - grandma I think they are similar in spirit but I LOVE the grandma's quirky personality! XD

I wouldn't be surprised.

Sign me up for the next war

I could see mulan being her grandma when she gets old

its called mysoginistic

*starts slow clapping*

People just like being offended, they forget to use their brain

TL;DR

Oof

werty448 That's interesting to know but really random.

werty448 Even by internet standards that was pretty random.

+101sakurakiss That was hardly random, as it directly related to the previous statement. If it was random it would have accused Mulan of being heteronormative, or some other arbitrary thing.

I love that part because that’s when all the voices come together for the final chorus. Love it!

undertaker is probably either 1. the keeper of the dead or 2. reference to the Chinese god of death or 3. the matchmakers brother

They never answered that plea

Them bitches be laughing at my dumb ass on daily basis I am free entertainment to them

My ancestors are not working 🙄

😂😂😂

I love Grandma Fa, she’s so sassy!

How was Mulan supposed to respond?

@@EditorOfSL I thought she was funny, but yeah, I love her too.

Match Maker's a hypocrite.

i agree. the men had it pretty hard to, like mulan's father. he was forced to go to war because there weren't any other men in the household to take his place.

+Rachel Kim That is true.

Exactly. Even though the song has some outdated views to it that go along with the time, it also correctly emphasizes how men were the ones who went to war to fight for the women children and the elderly. So, the guys didn't have it that much better either.

+Danielle Not to mention..how to keep a tiny waist if you keep on bearing sons.

@@daniellefregoe1467 And if a girl did end up with an abusive husband, she'd have no choice to grin and bear it since women could only be housewives and were expected (or practically required by society) to depend on men for everything.

LOL

LMAO!😂😂

🤣🤣

and has a bad memory of him getting roasted by his father in Agni Kai

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+Spencer Wise I'm pretty sure that was the whole point of the movie.

Spencer Wise not trying to be, just pointing out the obvious

+Alhemičarka ­ thank you for proving my point to me, as if I didn't already know what you were doing! goodnight

Spencer Wise you're very much welcome. Good morning

You mean.. the fireworks? Get it? Cause that's how Shan Yu died? ..I'll go now.

at first I thought it was breathing

I don't get it, what does that mean?

@@sardonicsardonyx359 you'll learn one day

Oop

No 🤦🏾‍♀️ Good breeding, in this context, means well raised; that the individual has knowledge of and displays the particular behaviours of a person of middle to upper class status. Synonyms include: refined, cultured, polite, good etiquette. Mulan was especially expected to have good breeding because she came from at least a middle class family.

Men did gladly go to war for her aswell

That's... kind of the point, don't you think?

I- That was the whole point of the movie. To show a girl can bring honour the same as men lol.

when the ghost said to awake the dragon, you can see the image of the dragon when mulan steals the sword and armor from his father and cuts her hair.

That's the point of the movie my dude

The matchmaker even said she looked too skinny to have kids (granted they did put her in a corset)

mermaidwitch94 it wasn't a corset, those were not in China and they tightened the blue fabric. Standards like this, were extremely common back then.

You gotta have them breeding hips

Dyam girl, those hips don't lie! xD

you can have a small waist & larger hips

And people say Frozen does that... No, why???

Cindy white it does, but in a far different way than Mulan. Both are good movies with good messages.

People give Frozen too much credit for being a "feminism" movie when that's not the entire case. The movie really highlighted the family factor more than feminism. I mean, it's there but not as much as Mulan. It is kind of annoying that we have some women empowering Disney movies like Mulan but people only focus on Frozen

Isn’t it amazing that she isn’t one of those fiery main characters who just wants to defy tradition for the sake of defying tradition? At no point does she refuse to marry a man she doesn’t know, and never once does she say it’s bullshit that women can’t be soldiers. She’s never out to prove a point, she’s just driven by a need to help her family and save her country. That shows an insane amount of humility and love that is sorely lacking in other movies. Even after they leave her to freeze to death on the mountain, she never holds a grudge. It’s not about pride or who wronged who for her. It’s hard to imagine you would see that in a movie set in today’s time, or more specifically today in a developed country. These days it’s all about making a statement, changing the status quo. Not so much focus on just being a good person, live and let live and help live. She focuses on doing the right thing, not for fear of punishment if she doesn’t or hope of reward if she does, but just out of love.

There's not really anything wrong with defying tradition for the sake of it, though, it's part of progress. The idea of marrying someone I don't know leaves me cold with dread, to be frank, and I'm glad I don't live in a culture where that's expected of me. I'd rather die. I agree with your other points though, Mulan is an amazing character with great strength.

It's an expression. She's crying with laughter because of a spelling mistake.

Виктория Яблонскийa Nonons! Even if the person didn't have English as their native language I still think they should know the different between Waist and Waste

***** hmm I guess your right Also is your name Russian the symbols look like it?

***** Really? Could you put it out in English

***** kewl

We are clearly not neutral.

Bruh that’s complete bs. Humans are clearly not neutral. If that where the case there would be no men and women.

Well said.

Did you mean sexist

no they meant traditional

a a no they meant traditional

traditional and sexist aren't mutually exclusive ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

thats the point for this movie. its to show how traditional it was and how "untraditional" mulan was :D

How did the assignment go?

Well, did you?

the the hell is a "bean curd"? Food? A....thing you cook beans in? .............actually, it sounds like bull s#!%...

Andie Leigh A bean curd is a type of Chinese food, that's sort of like tofu.

Kitty-loves Pasta Oh, thanks, that clears things up

when

@@magpie7938 after the matchmaker called Mulan

+Kahlen Durin uhh, yeah. ancient china was like that. where's the movie take place? ancient china. makes sense.

never said it didn't make sense. Just pointed out how traditional and old fashioned it was...and pointed out how I was glad it wasn't like today....so your argument is what exactly? Besides pointing out the obvious...

@@kahlendurin9632 you’re talking about the movie here, not ancient china, so…

+Kayla Ching XD omg it took me a sec then i laughed fa ping XD

The matchmaker recited her last name first. So she's really more of a Ping Fa.

LinkKokiri I know. Later on in the movie, Mulan changes her first name to Ping and if she were to be addressed formally by anybody again, it would be Fa Ping.

+Viktoriya Lebedinskaya Fa Ping, Fapping. Ring a bell? 😁

Im dead XD

ABSOLUTLEY

Definetly

ABSOLUTLEY

They have gods and goddesses for literally everything. But honour and luck is a big part of Eastern Culture, still is a big part of it.

Honor and family. Luck not so much

There's actually a lot more aspects, just not mentioned in this movie.

LMAOO

right I've heard this song so many times never noticed that little part

They've been hiding the sexism ;)

Lmao

it isn't sexism lol its representing old Chinese culture there are a lot of references to the lifestyle from those times including the whole story line

arranged marriage

Yes

@@queenarialya y’all need to bring honor and be quiet lol

@@alakazam25yearsago8 tesy

Imagine being a son being forced to go fight a war and die. There were plenty of stand up men that fought for their country and just wanted a nice wife.

@@MrWhite00001 Exactly, it was hard for both men and woman. I will use Japanese society as an example, as that is what I know best through study and interest. Both sons and daughters were property not humans to their father. Sons were raised to show honor and could never have their own opinions until they became the head of the family. Sons were always raised to be strong and honorable through actions that would never hurt the family in anyway, as well as how to defend their country. Woman were raised to become quiet obedient wives, who would bring honor through their feminine appearance, actions and offspring. Men were sent to war to die while woman were left to raise kids and would die in a loveless relationship built tradition. It's not fair to just say woman had it so much harder both sides had it very hard, just in different ways. Woman never had to kill, they never had to silence, they never had to cut their bellies when they showed a dishonorable display (Sepuku) unless if they were a handfull of woman sumurai. At the same time, men never had to be silent almost constantly around woman, they never had to raise their kids mostly and they never had to change their appearance exactly as their spouse asked them. I did not want to add Unconcental sex, as both had their fair share, I think there were many courtships where both the man and woman did not want to have sex with each other but needed to in order to build a trustworthy relationship between two countries. It's also important to take into consideration exactly the time, the family, the lineage etc. Not all woman were silent sex objects, some were samurai too called "Onna musha" or were simple village girls that while yes, still had to adhere to Japanese female society, was much less strict unless in the presennce of someone of higher standing, and remember, this does not only include men. If you dishonored a queen, you would be killed easily, probably publicly to set an example. You also need to realize that back then, people did not know or understand what they were doing was inherently wrong, how could you? it was all you knew. You think men had time to think about morals in war when your entire country could be killed in a fortnight? you think woman considered that they might get a partner that would be their true love, when the entire purpose was to bind two nations only? no of course not. What is also important to know however, is that courtmanship and marriage did not always end badly. Usually, these arranged meetings were done through the fathers knowing each other a long time, and seeing how their sons and daughters grew up over years. Daughters could be promised at 6, but that was not as common as being married at 14 (Which today is the same as 18, remember, people did not live to grow old back then), and remember, both the son and daughter would be underaged. So the son might be 16 and the woman might be 14. Of course, there were instances where a girl was 6 and her spouse was 20, which...yeah, that's horrible, but this was rare, not as common as you would think. If you really wanted to see a true horrible reflection of this time for woman, I would recommend watching "kaguya no hime no monogatari" to really see how horrible this could truly be. (Please do consider each period was different, the shogun era was different to others for example) If you want a mans perspective, I would recommend just putting yourself in the shoes of a boy who is raised to kill and never have their own opinion before being sent to war to die. But again, please realize, these are the extremes of that time in these systems. Sometimes, there was no war so sons were told to learn to defend their land but never actually killed and died in combat, and vice versa Woman might get a really respectable and loving husband leading to a wonderful life. Media today has completely twisted things with woke culture saying things were just bad for woman all the time, woman had it worse all the time, but that's not true. It's what was better to you? killing people, torturing them and raping as a man when asked to? or being silent and being used as a sex object as a woman? not one of those two sounds good to me. It's better to look at the times as they were instead of like today, feminism is not that large of an issue to people when they see their daughters and mothers raped and their brothers and fathers killed. It's just not a realistic expectation of that time.

YES. THIS. SO RELATABLE. YES. *Flails arms everywhere*

+fairytalefan yes! YEEES! :__: you dude are so right.

+FandomAmbassador THE COMMENT WE DIDN'T KNOW WE NEEDED!! BLESS THIS CHILD FOR SAYING THIS.

Yes now I can't stop imagining this

Darn, I have an animation program, and if I had any skill in animation I would animate this song to have that theme..

I love it. It's overstimulating, in a good way. 😅

I like how there's avatar fans everywhere

It's a simple mistake.

I SMELL A BLACK BUTLER A FAN-

Oh..Definitely.

😂

Mayra Sanchez Sanchez want a biscuit?

Want a biscuit

🤣

Lmaooo what a weird kid

Why?

@@lindaanderson9081 because they do it in the movie

@@imirrawashere Do what in the movie?

@@lindaanderson9081 watch the scene

I second this.

Its literally what female bodies are designed to do. We just need to go near extinct so people can see the value in reproduction. Folks are to entitled with the modern world not even realizing how much sacrifice has been made for us to argue over thoughts and opinions in air conditioned rooms 😒

yeah cause the men did that to themselves/each other..

​@@EpperEcheloN female jobs are not breeding children

Facts

Mulan never actually existed. I think her story was based on a poem.

"sometimes i think this song is about what this song is literally about." - you, an intellect

... Back then? Women are still treated much like this today in China.

@@MadRaptorGaming I am a Chinese girl from South East Asia and I am not traated the same way as China

@@MadRaptorGaming at least less horrible

Sorcerer Vaati64 Don’t worry we all do!

l know that now, but when l was 5 to 13 l thought she was a male who couldn't do other male stuff because wasn´t that kind of male or something like that

and also, l was there mostly for the musical not the movie itself so...

13? that must have been the weirdest realization of your life

The idiots took her out of the new one

+Madison Kirkpatrick You were alive in ancient China?

Lol. No, when I was a kid. XD

I was gonna say, didn't seem like things were that much simpler in ancient China :P

dark soul then again if it didn't Milan wouldn't have gotten depressed and gone off to fight in the war to get her family's honor back

Lol 🤣🤣🤣

....... OH BOY😶😶😶

disney fans after watching ATLA

I came to look for Zuko jokes lol

Same my friend

SudokuBrony "Present!"

Speaking without permission.

Who spit in her bean curd?

Hmmm, too skinny

Aunt?

*shrug*

Hilde Schbeiker are you talking about her father

No, I'm talking about a woman...

+Hilde Schbeiker i think they were friends of the family would could fix up a girl for being paired with a husband

Beads of jade are FRICKIN EXPENSIVE Got it from the literal version ☺️

Immortal Lemons lmao

It was to save her father

​@@Quirky_Ventriloquist you don't get a joke

Really? I thought this song was good. Getting down to business was very good too.

Lol me too, grandma's part is one of my favourites. The song changes to more serene tone and she sings so nicely. You can feel that she really loves and cares about Mulan. Then of course at the end she cracks a nice joke 😂😂

Like a fellow how could any fellow say no sale