We visited Chapek's Disney 

it came to me in a dream

@@BMask I hope it didn't take too much out of you! A toast! To your rest, and good health!

@@Guruc13 Thanks but don't worry, it didn't actually take 2 days haha

@@BMask scrambled eggs oh baby how i love your legs

@@BMask Still can't believe you recovered footage from a dream!

He still got $20M in exit pay. 😑

Seeing that bugs land tribute in this video warmed the cold cockles of my heart when I first watched the video. Just a great example of Disney’s attention to detail and love of tributes in the parks.

I'm honestly glad to hear that. Thanks for sticking around!

​@@BMask is there anyway, I can see the Disney history again? I want your sources on the background of some the films.

I found out literally five minutes after finishing the first version of this edit. Laughed for like half an hour.

@@BMask Based

Man, thank you! And also thanks for everything you guys do to keep that place going. The people at the parks are a big part of why it works, and shout out to the CM who said I had an awesome bag man costume

nice to see u here

Performance is a big thing passed down from my parents for sure. Dad was an actor so it kind of became the thing we both got into. And I'll tell you this- my sister called it long before I said a word probably because of those instincts. When Chapek came out onto that screen, awkwardly trying to make conversation to Mickey and making everyone cringe, she turned to me and said 'Oh no way. They won't let that be thing. He's done.' She was right!

I don't think making that was wise either!

NFL or Major League Soccer?

Guilty as charged.

Well now I’m curious, what the hell does that mean?!

Lol I’m not sure you got who it was I met at D23

Lol, I guess that answers any questions I would have asked.

@@psychromaniac3525 I watched his new one as well (perhaps his best yet!)

@@BMask also, for clarification, I typically listen to these while driving, so I don't have the chance to look down and see the neat little animations that came with your videos. That's probably why I missed it >,

@@psychromaniac3525 ahhh that checks out, my apologies!

I made it! Sadly it fell apart when I got back but was very pleased it held up long enough when it counted haha

@@BMask Shame, I'm currently trying to make my own suit that's as faithful to the 60s comics as possible. Hopefully I'll have it ready in time for the new movie.

as a friend.

Which is why it was so cool to meet him!

Honestly a number of reasons. Some of things I said weren't entirely correct, the footage was often from stuff that could be easily flagged by copyright bots and started taking up more of the video than any of the points I was adding myself, the way it was edited and put together didn't really help me establish my newer content, and most of all I hinged it around my excitement for a game that in the end I didn't actually think was very well made. I've gone through bits of it since and I don't think people are missing much as the information is out there in way better forms, and, hopefully, I feel like I'll touch on lots of aspects of it in future videos. Glad I did it cause it got me here, but can't really justify it staying up online.

@@BMask i guess I understand. It sucked Epic Mickey 2 didn’t fix any of the issues with the first game. Your new stuff is really good.

Mate I gotta get to Tokyo full stop!

I have seen both, and I think you need to see Casino to see the actual point I’m making

Iger was esentially one of Disney's more stable execs. Eisner began to lose his way after the death of his fellow CEO Frank Wells and a falling out with head of animation Jeffrey Katzenberg. Bob didn't have these hang ups and was very interested in progress and expansion, recognising the impact of newer properties and realising they should capitalise on those to maximise audience interest. He bought up all those companies, he made all these calls to make brand identity a huge thing at the parks, and he negotiated with the media and political parties extremely well to get what he wanted. Now there are some troubling things about this approach that had many sceptical of his abilities and they're still things many are concerned about, he's the reason Disney is as huge as it is right now- but when Chapek came aboard, it also became clear how good he was at actually making the company function, making the people there enjoy their work and recognising the customers voice. There are stories, genuine stories, about his interest in his employees, the parks, and time he would make for everything to keep it running. I wouldn't call myself an Iger fan, but I now better recognise his strengths against everything Chapek failed at miserably, and it's made me understand what qualities I would hope to find in whoever he eventually names as his successor.

Race mini game music from the Toy Story 2 game!

lmao

@@BMask I just hope he doesn’t buy Doctor Who given the recent distribution announcement

@@BMask At the very least, I think all your thoughts and critiques about the current state of Disney still apply even with Iger's return.