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JimmyJones dijo:
I wonder what happened to Alicia Rose, the online stalker Enter was sperging out about back in 2019. Any OGs of this thread might remember she even posted here a few times.
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I know this question is quite old, but I remember Enter mentioning an old cyberstalker of his in one of his Star Giant videos, whom I assumed was Alicia Rose Pesce.

I checked and he indeed mentions her in this video, at 33:04, when discussing Star's plans to move with LovelyLina, one of Star Giant's grooming victims who may or may not be kept anonymous depending on the video, when she turned 18 (she was 17 at the time, and he was 24):
He says that Star's plans fell through because Pesce, who happened to be living in the same state the two planned to move to, was harassing him, thus inadvertently saving the day in that instance :story:

And going through older posts on this thread does confirm that it was Pesce who was the cyberstalker, with Star Giant making a video about her in May 2020:
Just_a_Bored_Guy dijo:
Hey, remember that Alicia person who was stalking Enter, popped up here for a bit, and vanished about a year ago? Well apparently, she found someone else to annoy.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=8ydkKKvhV-E
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As far as I know, her derailment of Star's plans from August 2020 to move with Lina in September of that year (when she turned 18 years old) was the latest instance of her in either Enter or Star Giant's lives, as doing some basic searching shows that she might've moved on with her life afterwards, with her main DeviantArt being inactive since 2020 and me finding a few other social media accounts that may or may not be her with no mentions of either of the two. I'll let someone else do more research into her if they're that curious.
 
Just_a_Bored_Guy dijo:
The Disney timeline video is here
https://youtube.com/watch?v=jdMScJbPrfw
YTDown_YouTube_The-Complete-Disney-Timeline_Media_jdMScJbPrfw_001_720p.mp4
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I gotta wonder what traction this video is going to have? This should be a normie bait video but showing your avatar first thing isn’t going to do anyone any favors. The reupload nature could mean that the YouTube machine will end up disliking it. Then there’s the possibility of another takedown. Let the hands of time decide this video’s fate
 
StMaryPiper dijo:
I gotta wonder what traction this video is going to have? This should be a normie bait video but showing your avatar first thing isn’t going to do anyone any favors. The reupload nature could mean that the YouTube machine will end up disliking it. Then there’s the possibility of another takedown. Let the hands of time decide this video’s fate
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Well, in the 10 hours since Enter posted the video, it has gotten over 7.6 thousand views, which I think is indeed a bit of a bomb even with his standards, but I think more time is needed to truly tell if it is a bomb screwed over by YouTube and copyright or not.

But I will say, in case it does turn out to be a bomb, I would feel pretty bad for Mr. Enter. I didn't intend to watch the entire video (especially as I'm not a Disney sperg, even in my youth, to the point of this video being where I discovered the likes of Melody Time and Fun and Fancy Free existing), but I ended up doing so, and he did put in quite a lot of work. But, YouTube is YouTube, and there are a lot of signs that the video, unfortunately, hit almost every single checkbox to ensure its failure (being technically a reupload of a video which went through copyright hell uploaded on a channel past its prime).

Because I must be autistically retarded enough to spend 2 hours of my life for this thread, I wrote a text version of Enter's Disney Timeline, but I do recommend, if you're interested in this, even just for his hot takes like Aladdin being set in 1901 or Meet the Robinsons in the 1950's, to watch the video. Give your favorite cow some views.
This list is based on how Enter organized it at the end of the video. Sometimes, during this section or throughout the video, he adds specific years; other times, he provides only general time periods. I have also included his reasoning for most of them because, by the time I reached the 1910s, I was getting pretty tired. He also reviewed individual segments from films like Fantasia and Make Mine Music as standalone films, but do note that he disqualified some of those segments from the list (such as Toccata and Fugue in D Minor and the Intermission from Fantasia).

Prehistory​

1. Fantasia - The Rite of Spring (from the formation of Earth to the extinction of the dinosaurs)
2. Dinosaur (extinction of the dinosaurs)
3. Fantasia 2000 - The Firebird (pre-humanity)
4. Brother Bear (end of the ice age)

Antiquity​

5. Fantasia 2000 - Pomp & Circumstance (c. 2400 B.C., going by the Biblical timeline of the Noah's Ark story)
6. Fantasia - The Pastoral Symphony (Ancient Greece)
7. Hercules (Anciently Greece)
8. Moana and Moana 2 (c. 6th century B.C., during the long pause in Polynesian history)
9. Mulan (497 A.D., based on YouTuber Xiran Jay Zhao's videos; some of the others are based on Disneytuber Mickeyology's videos where he was doing a similar thing)

Middle Ages​

10. The Sword in the Stone (5th or 6th century A.D., based on the legend of King Arthur)
11. Fantasia - The Night on Bald Mountain (870 A.D., based on the first Walpurgis Night)
12. The Black Cauldron (c. 10th century, based on popular opinion)
13. Raya and the Last Dragon (800s–1100s)
14. Wish (1100s)
15. Robin Hood (1189–1199)
16. Sleeping Beauty (1300s)
17. The Lion King (1300s or 1400s, based on the timeline of Hamlet)
18. A tie between The Emperor's New Groove and The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1482, based on the source material of the latter and the general timeline of the Incan Empire for the former; also because Enter finds the idea of both films happening simultaneously funny)
19. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1500s, based on its fashion, architecture, and the fact a raccoon appears in it)

Renaissance (which, Enter for some reason, ends this section at the early 1800s)​

20. Pocahontas (1607)
21. Beauty and the Beast (1770s, based on how he feels the film is set pre-French Revolution)
22. The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad - Legend of Sleepy Hollow (1790)
23. Fantasia - The Sorcerer's Apprentice (1797, based on when the original poem was written)
24. Melody Time - The Legend of Johnny Appleseed (late 1700s to early 1800s, based on the lifespan of the real life John Chapman, which the Johnny Appleseed story is a fictionalized account of)
25. Fun and Fancy Free - Mickey and the Beanstalk (early 1800s)

1800's​

26. The Little Mermaid (1837, based on when the fairy tale was published)
27. Fantasia 2000 - Piano Concerto No. 2, Allegro, Opus 102 (1838, based on when The Steadfast Tin Soldier was published)
28. Tangled (1830s, based on her cameo in Frozen 2)
29. Frozen 1 and 2 (1840)
30. Alice in Wonderland (1862, based on popular opinion)
31. Cinderella (1870s, based on the Victorian-era fashion)
32. Pinocchio (1883, based on when it was published)
33. Another tie with Tarzan and Make Mine Music - Casey at the Bat (because the latter was written in 1888, and he feels the former occurred at the same time)
34. Melody Time - Once Upon a Wintertime (late 19th century)
35. Melody Time - Pecos Bill (late 19th century)
36. Home on the Range (1889)
37. Make Mine Music - The Martins and the Coys (1890s, based on the Hatfields and McCoys feud, which ended in 1891)
38. The Jungle Book (1894)
39. Make Mine Music - Johnnie Fedora and Alice Bluebonnet (1890s, based on how both hats were contemporary at the time)
40. The Great Mouse Detective (1897)

1900's​

41. Aladdin (1901; yes, Enter places Aladdin in 1901 based on some details from the TV show, and he even knows that might be his most controversial placement)
42. Peter Pan (1904)
43. The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad - The Wind in the Willows (1905)

1910's​

44. Lady and the Tramp (late 1900's to early 1910's)
45. The Aristocats (1910)
46. Melody Time - Trees (1913)
47. Atlantis: The Lost Empire (1914)
48. Make Mine Music - Blue Bayou (late 1910s or early 1920s, which he admits is "vibes-based")

1920's​

49. Bambi (1923, based on when the book was published)
50. The Winnie the Pooh films (1920s, based on when the original books were published)
51. The Princess and the Frog (1926)

1930's​

52. Make Mine Music - The Whale Who Wanted to Sing at the Met (1934, based on how a newspaper in the segment references the discovery of Mercury as an X-ray source, which occurred in that year)
53. Make Mine Music - Peter and the Wolf (1936, based on when the original composition was written)
54. Fantasia 2000 - Rhapsody in Blue (1930s)
55. The Fox and the Hound (mid-1930s, based on clues from its sequel)
56. Melody Time - Little Toot (1939)

1940's​

57. Dumbo (1941, contemporary)
58. Fun and Fancy Free - Bongo (early 1940s, as he feels it acts as a Bambi sequel)
59. Strange World (1940s "in an alternate timeline," as he feels it's inspired by a lot of the pulp fiction that inspired Indiana Jones)
60. Saludos Amigos and The Three Caballeros (1942 and 1944, respectively; albeit Enter semi-disqualified both due to their nature, but if you count them, he says to put them here)

1950s​

61. Encanto (1950)
62. Meet the Robinsons (1950s, as he feels that its setting being in the 1950's is more fitting, but he does note that the fandom has it set in 2007 and the future in 2037, but he couldn't find where that originated; a comment said it was from a TV spot but I don't care at this point)
63. Make Mine Music - All the Cats Join In (1950s; despite the film releasing in 1946, he feels it fits more into the '50s or '60s than the '40s)
64. 101 Dalmatians (1954)

Late 1900's​

65. The Rescuers (1960s, as the film depicts the MetLife Building's helipad in operation)
66. Chicken Little (1980s, as like with Meet the Robinsons, he feels its setting fits more into that era, despite a Spice Girls song and flip phones being in the film)
67. The Rescuers Down Under (1980s, with him ignoring the fact that mice don't live that long in favor of cartoon logic)
68. Fantasia 2000 - The Carnival of the Animals (1990s, based on the design of the yo-yo)
69. A Goofy Movie (1995, contemporary; despite this film not being part of the Disney animated canon, his "brain is beyond fried")

Twenty-first Century​

70. Lilo and Stitch (2001, contemporary and based on a newspaper)
71. Bolt (2008, contemporary)
72. Wreck-It Ralph (2012, contemporary)
73. The Zootopia movies (2016 and 2025, contemporary)
74. Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018, contemporary)

The Future​

75. Fantasia 2000 - Pines of Rome (far future, based on the fact that whales fly)
76. Treasure Planet (far future)
 
Mr. Giggles dijo:
Aladdin
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Fun fact: the actual source story for Aladdin wasn't even set in the Middle East. Although the story itself is Arabic in origin, the specific story took place in China (allegedly). It's believed that the story was set in an Islamic region of Western Asia (think of groups like the Uyghurs). In this sense, "China" is used as a generic term for Asia.

The story of Aladdin was transcribed from a French author based on oral testimony from Syrian storytellers in the 1700s, and the source for their story was based on classic Arabian folklore. Also, the real Aladdin didn't wear a red fez, he wore a rice farmer hat!

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Ron Jeremy Stan Account dijo:
Fun fact: the actual source story for Aladdin wasn't even set in the Middle East. Although the story itself is Arabic in origin, the specific story took place in China (allegedly). It's believed that the story was set in an Islamic region of Western Asia (think of groups like the Uyghurs). In this sense, "China" is used as a generic term for Asia.

The story of Aladdin was transcribed from a French author based on oral testimony from Syrian storytellers in the 1700s, and the source for their story was based on classic Arabian folklore. Also, the real Aladdin didn't wear a red fez, he wore a rice farmer hat!

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To be fair people forget China is also part Islamic
 
071+05 dijo:
was that join button always there next to his subscribe button? i swear that wasn't there a couple days ago.
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Here’s the tier list. Guess you can ping him after all. How much does it cost?
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I don’t know who got it in his ear that this is at all a good idea. We’re getting into Onlyfans paypig chat territory here.
 
I'm asking about sushicookie because one of those videos had a weird IRL picture of Ryan's ex-"fiance" that he put in there without her permission. Apparently it was so subtle that the archive channel didn't even see it when they first uploaded the video and had to edit it out later.
I know that's really fucked up, but I kind of want to see that picture.
 
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