Big Hero 6's Adventures of Sing Along Songs (Episode 11, Part 8)

Опубликовано: 20 Январь 2025
на канале: Jiminy Cricket

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Well, despite having the best part of the episode already, we still have another great number in store for you guys up next. Next, here's the vultures of "The Jungle Book" to present their number on friends. When Mowgli met them first time, he told them all their troubles and after they sang a song for him to cheer him up, all five became good friends. It goes to show when a friend of yours is in dire need of yourself, the best thing to is to help lift their spirits up and try to help them back on their feet again. Take it from me, sometimes it can be difficult, but it's well worth it. Fun fact about this song is that originally the famous rock band known as the Beetles were originally going to voice the vultures. But after John Lennon declined being in an animated feature, the roles all went to different actors instead. Kind of ironic because the next year after this film, an animated feature with the band themselves appeared known as "Yellow Submarine". Makes me wonder if he changed his mind after that? Also the song was originally going to be heard as a rock song in response to getting the Beetles, but when that plan fell through, they changed it into the style of a barbershop quartet instead. I've heard the original rock version before that also had the deleted character Rocky the Rhino in it too. While that version wasn't so bad, it probably would've become dated later in time, which is why I think they made a wise choice with changing it. It's still good no matter what

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