Inside Out Explained By An Asian

Inside Out Explained By An Asian

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[otaku-chan]

it kinda makes sense that Joy is narcissistic. Selfish emotions are ultimately a byproduct to want to feel joy- we want all the attention, all the love, and don't want to let others have it because _we_ want to be happy, others be damned. Selfless joy does exist, but at its core the reason why we feel happy when our loved ones are, is because the thought of them being anything _other_ than happy makes _us_ sad.
Joy in its unadulterated form without any complexity is just a mania. Like living life from one high to the next, absolutely disregarding anything else that could make us come down from that high of pleasure and make us unhappy or uncomfortable. Joy being a short-sighted bitch to sadness really highlights this.

[Astro_Acee]

the fact that joy tried to leave sadness for her own selfish acts is insane

[tg-]

"well excuse me madam may i drink from your titties" had me dying

[YourManicPixieNightmareGirl]

Joy is that one teacher who’d tell a depressed student to “just think happy thoughts"

[HunterFilmsYTOfficialYouTube]

1:32 "Her room smell like cat piss" HELP- 😭

[sandrabonilla]

“And this is the story how Riley got ten more siblings” made me fall on the floor💀💀😭😭

[SilentMaryKate]

The fact that Joy was willing to leave Sadness to die in the movie's climax made my blood boil even after she learned from her mistakes and finally accepted Sadness as someone who is actually needed in Riley's life.

[lupusstellae]

The mom's lead emotion is sadness and the dad's is anger. Kinda explains a lot too👀 But in all honesty those videos are hilarious and entertaining💜

[ShiGuy]

“YOU THINK SHE GONNA SAY “ excuse me madam, may I drink from your titles”
💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[Loafofbreadddd]

As kids we rooted for joy, as adults we understand sadness

[brat.ellaaa]

My friend watched this (a 69.420% asian) and she confirmed this is how she grew up watching movies. We gotta love asian narrators.

[sophiaisabelle]

Inside Out is a pretty decent animated film. Highly recommend y’all watch it again.

[HeysssJeans]

"They're horny"
"And that's how Riley got 10 more siblings"
💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[BB-azNE]

I think the reason of why sadness wasn't the first emotion to appear, it's because the first cry of a baby doesn't come from sadness, it's just purely a cry to help them breath better. But they do feel joy if you make them smile/laugh.

[happydraggo]

4:14 as a woman, I can 100% confirm that we think about our fictional crushes when the guys we do or don’t like do stupid stuff like that.

[MiriM-hpsr]

Is this the face of a narcissist that realizes that the world doesn't actually revolve around them? This floored me😂😂. Thanks

[Chase-mptn]

gotta love how he always explains the film while at the same time making it as comedic as possible

[HE_VD]

No way this asian recap actually made me learn a life lesson 😭🙏

[HariFarkas]

The weird part of this movie is the fact that if you look at the parents’ emotions they all match the gender and appearance of the person that they control, but Riley has both male and female presenting emotions and they don’t really match her appearance

[Young_Baller]

Thank you for explaining this. Don’t get me wrong, being happy and joyful is one of the most important things for a person. You made a very good point about Joy bringing others pain while only trying to make Riley happy. Tbh, for a person whose job is to make someone joyful, they have to learn that there are times that are normal to be sad, mad, or disgusted.