The Incredibly Satisfying Death of Disney

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Disney's current state is more concerning than previously imagined. The corporation's business model is faltering, leading to questions about the sustainability of Disney's legacy. This ongoing downturn is the reason for the prevalent negative perceptions about Disney. The company is now facing financial difficulties, enduring a decrease in stock value and grappling to generate substantial profits. This downward spiral is primarily attributed to Disney's recent shift towards more socially progressive narratives.

We are witnessing an impending crisis within Disney's business sphere. This video will provide an in-depth examination of the plunge in Disney's stock value, future predictions for the stock market, and reasons behind Disney's faltering revenue stream.

[Moon-Real]

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[FirstLast-vres]

I've truly come to despise Disney in recent years. It is the poster child for corporations that have become far too big and powerful. It doesn't need to e bought by Apple or any other conglomerate. It needs to be broken up. And while we're at it, we need to break up Blackrock and Vanguard too.

[martti]

I agree with the title 100%. Disney has ruined so many beloved franchises that it's time they pay the consequences.

[brjones]

Evil doesn't know how to be creative. They can only take something that exists and twist it.

[sodreir.]

Disney used to touch our hearts. Now they touch us inappropriately

[kdark]

Such a shame seeing a company that gave people so many childhood memories collapse like this. The bigger they are the harder they fall.

[princesse]

I started rooting for Disney’s demise when they tried to sue parents who put Disney characters on their children’s graves. The final straw was when they sided with communists who were throwing Muslims in concentration camps

[jodi]

As a former Disney-phile, I never imagined disliking this once amazing company, let alone rooting for their demise.

[liamphibia]

The fact that People are now fully against Disney's heinous hypocrisies gives me optimism and satisfaction. They deserve the hatred.

[PotatoSlices]

I love how Disney is calling DeSantis unconstitutional for taking away their special tax privileges that nobody else has.

[ArmyVet]

I was done with Disney when they denied a father the right to put spiderman on his deceased sons tombstone. His son very young son was a huge spiderman fan. Greed pure and simple

[LoudRevised]

I started disliking Disney when I heard about the story of Disney denying a request for a parent to put Lightning McQueen on his kid’s grave.

[AkuTenshiiZero]

The failure of Lightyear still drives me nuts, because we already HAD an origin story with Buzz Lightyear of Star Command. It was a perfect satire of Saturday morning cartoons while itself being a great Saturday morning cartoon. If Disney had given it the big budget film treatment, that would have been enough.

[kongboy]

The fact that illumination, Dreamworks, and Sony are beating out Disney really says something

[DickShlongJohnson]

Disney have poisoned literally every major property they own over the past two years. What a mess. Their failure would actually be impressive if it wasn’t so tragic and such a loss for the fans.

[kenlipson]

Brilliant as always, Moon. One minor thing. The total revenue of the box office for movies doesn't reflect the total amount of money the studio receives. They only get a percentage of the box office. The only Disney movie that actually made money in 2023 was Guardians 3 and it only just barely made money.

[MiniFuxy]

I realize that the Disney i remember from my childhood is dead, when thay try to copyright "Día de Muertos" from Coco.

They literally try to COPYRIGHT a country tradition and somehow expected México pay them to celebrate one of their tradition.

That is almost Mr. Burns level of corporate evilness and greed.

[Jay-n]

It's not hard to dislike Disney with all the stuff they've pulled the past few years.

[Grant]

Disney has always been pretty exploitative, they just used to produce high quality content so people forgave them. Disney VHS tapes used to typically cost twice as much as regular VHS tapes for no discernable reason. They have always been a ruthless company hellbent on separating parents from their money by leveraging nostalgia and manipulating children.

[lao-ce]

The fact that they keep pushing out these “movies”, despite they loose a ton of money, makes me thinking that money is not the most important but the propaganda behind them.