27 Important Life Lessons We Learned From Disney Films

Just keep swimming.

Welcome to Next of Ken and in this episode, we're counting down 27 Important Life Lessons We Learned From Disney Films. Growing up, Disney films like Lion King, Aladdin, and Pocahontas served as secondary parental figures in a sense. Because they taught us so many great life lessons that we can still employ in our everyday, boring adult lives. So when life does get you down, just remember to keep swimming, dreams can come true, and of course, hakuna matata! And if all else fails, play a Disney drinking game or something.

What life lesson did you learn from Disney? Let us know in the comments below. Thanks for watching!

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[jasminejohnston]

Pixar has taught us great lessons as well. Here are some examples:

-Families are more powerful when they stick together (The Incredibles)
-Laughter is more powerful than fear (Monsters Inc)
-Life is an adventure (Up)

[TheAdorkableRJ]

''If you don't think, you shouldn't talk!''
Our world would run so much better and be SOOOO much quieter, would it not?

[ChrisBrooks]

#20 is the philosophy of my life. "Crying helps me slow and down and obsess over the weight of life's problem." Thank you Disney for shaping life for generations.

[crystalleopard]

I love Mufasa’s quote, “being brave doesn’t mean you go looking for trouble” and also Rafiki’s one “the past can hurt, you can either run from it or learn from it”
I have learnt so much that I can’t run from my past

[thephantomofanaries]

Disney brought me through the hard years of being little and helpless when being little is enough to take on any obstacle

[ProxyMinePro]

I am an adult and I always keep going back to #5.

[Sunshainn]

Seeing all this together now... damn Disney had some real deep messages <3

[deefoxwinter]

Omg 😲 number 1 is so good it makes me want to cry every time and I don't know why!

[daydream.]

Woah! I'm glad they used The Robinsons as an intro. That movie is underrated.

[LioGunne]

"It takes more than looking to really see."
--Hunchback of Notre Dame 2

[purlayumi]

#11 is such a great lesson. All of them are, but I really love the message that it sends.

[wonderland]

Society is the main reason why many people have bad life choices that leads towards failure, but it's up to you on how can you rise above to this mad society.

[KarateKitty]

That last one almost made me cry, good choice NoK

[joaquinphoenixsforeheadfac]

A little more and it's almost a hundred thousand subscriber. Congratulations. Keep up the good vids

[princesstoadfoal]

This brings my hope back up, now i feel like i can do ANYTHING

[blupee_pen]

One of my favourites:
"Life is short when you're done, you're done, we're on this earth to have some fun."

[SadMarinersFan]

What about Bambi explaining that death is just a part of life?

[arsenbaiken]

"I'm only brave when I have to be. Simba, being brave doesn't mean you go looking for trouble"
C. Mufasa

[Silent_Mochi]

#5 is honestly the one that speaks to me the most

[celestecormier]

This messed with my heart, why you gotta play me like this? Lilo and Stitch always frickin gets me