Weirdly enough, this is exactly what I expected Dr Seuss's voice to sound like

This is the first time i have ever heard Dr Seuss's voice.

@anthonye2547

3 жыл бұрын

Its crazzy how they say his books are racist and the cat in the cat in a hat is blackface

@Person-wz6iy

3 жыл бұрын

Me too!

@merrittdeshon6300

3 жыл бұрын

@@anthonye2547 Did you know that Ted Seuss Geisel (Seuss was his middle name) immediately regretted the racially insensitive drawings he created? I first heard Dr.Seuss' voice in a documentary about him that's posted here on KZread. It's titled "Rhymes and Reasons". You'll have to switch your audio to Mono to watch the entire 45-minute documentary.

@merrittdeshon6300

3 жыл бұрын

Also, I think that the Cat In The Hat in blackface is just pure nonsense.

@anthonye2547

3 жыл бұрын

@@merrittdeshon6300 what books or pieces of his art did he immediately regret the childrens books his art ?

It is rare and wonderful to hear his voice! Thanks :)

@amazeangelogames3165

3 жыл бұрын

Hi

@ashonlewis9353

3 жыл бұрын

He was a private man rarely did on camera interviews.

One of the greatest rappers to exist

Dr. Seuss is awesome I grew up on his books just like Charlie Brown, Looney Tunes, Woody Woodpecker, Flintstones, Sesame Street and so many more cartoons

@ranelgallardo7031

Жыл бұрын

Woody Woodpecker?

@Squidward_Tikiland

9 ай бұрын

Looney toons was Chuck Jones. Charlie Brown was Charles Shultz. Sesame Street was Richard Scary I beleive. Flinstones and woody woodpecker I’m not sure

@CapitanJorge24

8 ай бұрын

he meant that he grew up on seuss's books, just like those he named

This is the first time i actually heard Dr Seuss's voice

@ashonlewis9353

3 жыл бұрын

Yep he never was a talker nor did any interviews.

@fanofallaroundaudreyandjus544

3 жыл бұрын

Same I wasn’t alive when he was so I’m happy that I can listen to his voice and see him

@theintrovertedaspie9095

2 жыл бұрын

@@ashonlewis9353 I learned that he was an introvert. They are pretty reserved and don't socialize at the same capacity as extroverts. Its not a syndrome or anything, its just a personality type.

@worthybutter2004

10 ай бұрын

@@theintrovertedaspie9095 Yeah, same here, honestly.

I still loved him even to this day.

@racheldianeames3729

2 жыл бұрын

ME TOO :)

@Josueninja-qy2ox

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I love him to

@danielsaavedra252

Жыл бұрын

U don't know him smh

@zovalentine7305

3 ай бұрын

Legends Never Die

I grew up reading Dr. Seuss books and so did my kids. I don't think it's fair it is cancelled. Dr. Seuss books is what got me started in the love of reading.

@JoelyPera

3 жыл бұрын

I love his books too! And now I read them to my 3 year old daughter. The good thing is that they’re not pulling all of his books, just the ones that are blatantly disrespectful to certain races/ethnicities.

@79tazman

2 жыл бұрын

@@JoelyPera What ones are those because I don't remember any of his stuff being disrespectful to any race

@JoelyPera

2 жыл бұрын

@@79tazman I’m going to assume that you haven’t heard about the removal of some of Dr. Seuss’s books. So, if you are interested, and I will assume that from your question that you are, then I encourage you to look it up. The real education lies outside of this comment section and I mean that with all due respect 🙏🏽

@DorvellTStewart

2 жыл бұрын

Dr. Seuss is not canceled; you fell for a lie, there are just a few books you can no longer buy. Don’t believe all the stuff you hear on Fox News, they only want to anger you and give you the blues. His people aren’t printing these books anymore, how many, you ask? Oh, only four. Still lots of his books out there to enjoy, so continue to read them to your girl or your boy.

@Girlhead

2 жыл бұрын

Dr. Suess is not being canceled...

Dr. Seuss has the great voice I ever like and he was my favorite author of books I like

I didn't read his books until I had children I read my children these books most days of the week I think I enjoyed them just as much if not more than my kids They were so fun to read Great flow & rhythm Great memories🤗

Rest in peace 🙏 Theodor Seuss Geisel 2 March 1904 ~ 24 September 1991⚘

RIP Theodor Seuss Geisel.

Its so cool omg THIS IS MY FAVORITE VIDEO EVER OF HIM I NERVER SEEN HIM

My 1st childhood books by Dr. Seuss ❤

He ranks among authors like Hemingway, poets like Alfred Lord Tennyson , and artists like Andy Warhol.

I was born and grew up in a very small village with no electricity and no transportation. It was a very laid back lifestyle all among the neighbours but seems everybody was having fun and we don't seem to have problem back then. My mates and other children were happy to climb trees, push an old tyre with a stick(It's easy when it starts going), piko, tumbang patis etc. When i was 9 years old, I bought my very first book in a dusty old town market for 20 centavos. Man, that's a lot of money way back then 40 years ago! (especially if that is the only money you have for a year!!) THe book was falling apart but i love the funny drawings of a cat. I thought the artist is clever or silly - the reason i bought the book. I have memorised the Happy Birthday To You and used it to improve my English. So every time i meet a professional looking person i ask them what is the meaning of the words in the poem. I even ask someone what is a doorknob as our houses in the village doesn,t have one. In return, i would gladly recite the Happy birthday to you with pride and twinkle in my eyes. Ah, memories with Dr Seuss

thank yu dr seuss for creating my book collection =D

They should make a movie about him.

@worthybutter2004

10 ай бұрын

That'd be great!

@kamelliabuddy

4 ай бұрын

dont look up what happened to his wife

@rtlthemusician5598

3 ай бұрын

They won’t, because he was a racist white supremacist

First time I heard Seuss's voice

Dr. Seuss was like the American version of Roald Dahl

@worthybutter2004

10 ай бұрын

Yeah! Glad i'm not the only one who thought that! Heck, Dr. Seuss once even asked Quentin Blake, Roald Dahl's illustrator, to illustrate one of his books.

@BP-dn9nv

6 ай бұрын

He's considerably less scary though.

@worthybutter2004

3 ай бұрын

@@BP-dn9nv Yeah.

@patrickmanway290

17 күн бұрын

Dr Seuss is even better because he both wrote and illustrated his books.

I never liked Dr. Seuss's books as a kid, but, as an adult, I've really enjoyed the films based on his books and I recently discovered his art gallery (yes! THERE'S A WHOLE ART GALLERY OF HIS) in Hawaii, which blew me away. He truly is an artist and philosopher. The sellers told me he didn't actually want his work to be for kids (and there is some creepy-ass adult-only work he's created. You gotta see it if you visit Maui!), and it's TRUE!!!! He did once say, "writing for children is murder!" He's got a more balanced response in this interview, but you can tell he didn't actually intend for his books to be for kids! No wonder I didn't like him as a kid but find him genius as an adult! That's actually how he intended it! It must be an artist-sees-artist thing.

@Jdubdoingshit

Жыл бұрын

It’s still very sad, he really fucked up in life

@worthybutter2004

10 ай бұрын

I find it ironic that you enjoy the films based on his books more so than said books, especially when most Dr. Seuss fans (myself included) don't even like most of those films (except for Horton Hears a Who).

When your Asian friends are saying its ridiculous you know it is.

Man I I'm in love with dr.seuss one hundred percent at the time and the cat in the hat

my grandma thought the books were stupid. she never let my dad read them. he discovered them in his 20s and loved them

He still had a full head of hair

RIP TO A GREAT AMERICAN MAN

this is the first time i have ever seen this man on camera

I just wanted to know what he sounded like

lets attack the most humble man ever. Yeah great idea. This man is a Rockstar, and humble as a broke man.

May 14, 1986

Amazing

Jesus bless you ×

I got a lot of Dr. Seuss books, Some Dr. Seuss beginner book videos on VHS, One Dr. Seuss animated TV special on VHS that Mrs. Gale my Preschool teacher gave to me called Green Eggs and Ham and other stories and two live action Dr. Seuss movies. Both the live action Grinch movie and the live action Cat in the hat movie are by far the best live action Dr. Seuss film adaptations. I'm not a huge fan of the Illumination animated Dr. Seuss films that we got after Audrey Geisel forbidden future live action Dr. Seuss adaptations on Ted's work because sometimes they can be misguided to the books, the animated TV specials and the first two live action Dr. Seuss films. I mean they did OK but they are not as good as the first three I was telling you about. After all both the live action Grinch and The Cat In The Hat movie are like a cartoon world come to life where you have one world where it's Christmas all the time with a backstory of The Grinch, The Mayor and Martha May when they were kids and another world where it's like Austin Powers because the sets, props and costumes are bright and colorful. Plus they both give you a difference and comparison to both the book and TV specials. Other than that it's been 18 years since the live action Cat in the Hat movie was released in 2003 and I really love this movie. No really. Yes I know it got bad reviews but it's still a really good movie to watch and it's entertaining and I still watch this all the time. Mike Myers is a cool Cat In The Hat, Dakota Fanning is a cute Sally, Spencer Breslin is a great Conrad. The whole cast in this movie is great. If this is not your favorite live action Dr. Seuss film that's fine. Because it's just another version. This was never meant to replace the TV special. The live action version is just a different take on. This one talks about the characters of Sally and Conrad that were in the book and TV special that go on the adventures with The Cat and learning how to get along with each other. Also in the end of the movie they did share the blame and they both learned a lesion and it is a good character development for Sally and Conrad. The TV special will always be a classic that would make people laugh. But the live action version also makes people laugh. Can we all just get along. I mean that is what enjoying movies is all about. Enjoying both of them in different ways. I think I know why some people don't like this live action Cat In The Hat movie because it's kind of ripping off a movie that Mike Myers has been into before this movie. Like the Austin Powers movie series and it can be very hard for the viewers to understand whats going on and remember every little thing that's happening in the movie. So I don't blame this movie for being a bad one. I love how funny the movie is. This movie comes off as a really good Mike Myers flick and they took some of the best stuff from the Austin Powers movie series and create their own spin on things to extend the running time of the movie without going to far. Even though this live action Dr. Seuss movie is ripping off the Austin Powers movie series it's got a little twist to it. But it's still funny. Not only that there is no bad words in this movie. Like the live action Grinch movie this is comedy also done right. The critics are wrong about this movie. I don't listen to them of what they have to say about this movie. I just watch the movie and what my thoughts are on the movie to see if I like it or not. For me I like this movie. It's confusing why some people don't. I really don't know why some people don't like this live action remake of The Cat In The Hat. Some people prefer the live action Grinch movie. For me that's just wrong. I love both of theses live action Dr. Seuss films. But hey if we all hate the same thing then life would be boring. Just like Jim Carrey in the live action Grinch movie Mike Myers as The Cat In The Hat can be funny too. Also Alec Baldwin's performance as Larry Quinn is what made this movie for me. He really steals the show as the main antagonist who is a child hatting jellies lover of a signal Mom trying to marry Joan for her wealth and get rid of her son Conrad by sending him to military school. Not only that he is also a Slob, a lier and a dog knaper. And of cores the coolest villain defeat of what Larry got deserved in movie history. Larry got covered in purple slime in the end of the movie. Such a great thing they did. But over all I think this a good film because when I was a kid the live action Grinch movie was my first live action Dr. Seuss movie that I saw on DVD and the live action Cat in the Hat movie was my second and I grew up with this movie and I have a different opinion it and both of theses live action Dr. Seuss movies are both entertaining and funny. Plus the 2003 movie Cat In The Hat is another live action Dr. Seuss adaptation that's a classic. Although there are some kids from the 1970's that saw the TV special and they think that is way more better than the Mike Myers Cat In The Hat movie you should find time to see them both. They are both worth watching and I can recommend to everyone who loves The Cat In The Hat. Rather if it's in cartoon animation or live action. I hope Universal Pictures will do a live action sequel based off the original sequel The Cat In The Hat Comes Back someday in the future. Since Audrey Geisel died in 2018 there is still hope for a live action sequel. I got an idea for The Cat In The Hat Comes Back live action remake. How about they would make it like Mary Poppins Returns but with a little twist to it. Because the two child stars Dakota Fanning and Spencer Breslin who played Sally and Conrad who are now in their 20s and 30s and Kelly Preston who played their Mom died last year. Alec Baldwin who played Larry is still alive and Mike Myers who played The Cat In The Hat is still alive too. So maybe Larry will come back to the Walden house to get his revenge on Sally and Conrad where Conrad is now married with kids of his own and Sally became an Aunt to Conrad's kids and The Cat will come back to help the family. By the way, I think I know why Audrey Geisel forbidden any future live action movies on Ted’s work because in the live action Cat In The Hat movie with all the subplots, the adult humor and the rip off the Austin Powers movie series. You can tell that they are running out of ideas for future live action Dr. Seuss adaptations. The Live Action Cat In The Hat movie was a good way to end the live action Dr. Seuss adaptations. Or is it? But who knows when they are going to do another live action Dr. Seuss adaptation. When The Cat In The Hat Comes Back Live Action Remake dose come down the line in the movie making business I bet they will bring back the 2003 cast and do a better job than they did with the first movie. It's been a very long time since the 2003 movie was released and it's about time they would do a sequel. When the live action Cat In The Hat movie get's it's 20th anniversary in 2023 then The Cat In The Hat Comes Back Live Action Remake will happen. I made a petition on Change.org about the idea if you want to take a look. chng.it/nrndd8gy

@worthybutter2004

10 ай бұрын

Oh, Jesus. I think you love this movie a bit TOO much!

No big deal. I am related to the guy he is like a great Uncle... Never met him personally nor did I know him until I was grown.

he built whole imperie on his works

Finally, guantes

I like DR SEUSS

And the insane CANCEL CULTURE has targeted this wonderful man as well!

@haileyshannon7548

3 жыл бұрын

They didn’t cancel him, his own estate just ceased publication of 6 books, because of racist outdated images. The Cat in the Hat, The Grinch, Hop on Pop, Fox In Sox and most of the ones you know were NOT among them.

@Ahmed-tf9bd

3 жыл бұрын

You need to read instead of just listening to others 🤦

@cj7860

3 жыл бұрын

@@haileyshannon7548 stfu

@Ahmed-tf9bd

3 жыл бұрын

@@cj7860 This is what’s wrong people listen to propaganda on their news feeds and when someone presents facts you brush them off 🤦

@pkfloyd6381

3 жыл бұрын

@@haileyshannon7548 I’ll say it again stfu

Mr.pianos real name is Marvin parlor

Mr piano is a plush person That is like dr.seuss But different characters?

Someone i am mexican and see the commentaries, dr seuss no talked so much or why is rare listen his voice?

I always thought he was mute

Tommorow is his birthday march 2nd date birthday

Is that Jim Henson?

And he did not mind hearing his name mispronounced dr. soose?

@BabyBenz96

Жыл бұрын

He had already anglicized it himself, at this point

@theintrovertedaspie9095

5 ай бұрын

@@BabyBenz96 It was actually pronounced "soice". This was according to Alexander Liang who was a collage friend of Seuss. That was the original germanic pronunciation.

Nobody "cancelled" any Dr. Seuss books! The author, himself, decided that he wanted some of the books rewritten! Stop trying to make a culture war out of the author's own decision to modify his work due to his own growth and attitude changes.

@MerelyControversial

3 жыл бұрын

Provide a source to validate your claim, dear.

@KonigdesUrwalds

3 жыл бұрын

Dude died in the 90s. You are a fool

@ABAlphaBeta

2 жыл бұрын

@@KonigdesUrwalds I think that's the joke...

@Whatsheisthinking

2 жыл бұрын

@@KonigdesUrwalds knowledge

I’m late. Who the hell canceled Dr Seuss??! This is as much a part of my childhood as Mr Rogers and I have no idea what “racially insensitive” content anybody is talking about…

@rtlthemusician5598

2 жыл бұрын

Dr. Seuss was an avid member of the KKK and had a lot of racial slurs hidden in his books

@darthmaul216

2 жыл бұрын

No one canceled him. The company that produces his books pulled a few

How dare the left cancel the OG of gangster rap.

Dr seuss

"It's not censorship when we claim it's racist."

@Malkmusianful

3 жыл бұрын

Dude The Chinese man in Mulberry Street was drawn with a comical hat, slanted eyes, and shown eating with chopsticks. Also when was the last time before this week you've read Mulberry Street?

@pkfloyd6381

3 жыл бұрын

@@Malkmusianful what about if I ran the zoo that’s a classic

@dylnjshua4256

3 жыл бұрын

@@Malkmusianful It’s Dr. Seuss, dude. Enough!

@makaelaischillin

3 жыл бұрын

@@Malkmusianful Who’s to say someone doesn’t look like that?

@MizterB

3 жыл бұрын

@@Malkmusianful * _coNical_ hat Also I read '........ Mulberry Street' and 'If I Ran the Zoo' when I was little, and, now that I'm older, I can confidently say that I am undeniably not a racist. The only feeling I remember having about the "racist" characters in question was my admiration that they were able to carry such a large fictional animal on their heads or run with wooden Geta (下駄) shoes while simultaneously eating with chopsticks. Of course reality and the laws of physics don't apply as much in the world of Dr. Seuss. Even as a child, I understood that a Dr. Seuss book, a cartoon, or anything of that nature was a fantastical depiction of the writers' and illustrators' imaginations, and nothing more. I knew the more human-looking characters do not represent or try to represent anyone I might see on the street. They don't even look totally human (I'm thinking of the Whoos in Whoovile for example). My focus was most likely on everything else on the colorful pages. Stereotypes exist for a reason (i.e. they stem from reality, but are usually extrapolated or exaggerated, usually for comedic purposes) and they are not _always_ injurious; not to mention every race on the planet has its own customs and dress, about which it is completely acceptable to poke fun every now and then, in my opinion. It's ultimately up to parents what they read to their children, and up to anyone older who decides to read Dr. Seuss, or anything else that is even widely considered dated/obsolete, taboo, offensive, or just questionable (or not), to form an understanding of why that may be. I fully disagree with "retiring" these books from print or banning them from platforms & services, as opposed to perhaps either tastefully altering / removing the controversial illustrations, printing them much less often, attaching a disclaimer, or something else. I also don't understand why the word "discontinue" isn't used here. For historical & educational purposes alone, these books and others that might be considered outmoded or repugnant should be protected and treasured for everything *else* they have to offer. Theodore Seuss Geisel was a man who lived in a _very_ different zeitgeist than the one in which we now live (1904-'91 vs. 2021-) and had held (specifically anti-asiatic) views; obviously beyond-the-pale (although understandable for the place and time period). Fortunately that completely changed. This is evidenced by the fact that he had the line in '........ Mulberry Street' changed from "A Chinaman that eats with sticks" to "a Chinese man . . . ." (also "Chinese boy . . . ." in some printings). The character's skin color changed from yellow to paper-white (like most of the other more human-looking characters). He also wrote 'Come over to My House' (illustrated by Richard Erdoes; 1966), and The Sneetches and Other Stories (org. published in 1953) - arguably the greatest (properly) anti-racist story about tolerance and acceptance of all time. According to Wikipedia, he was also "a liberal, [democrat], and moralist who expressed [the] views in his books through the use of ridicule, satire, wordplay, nonsense words, and wild drawings to take aim at bullies, hypocrites, and demagogues". He used his book 'Horton Hears a Who!' (1954) as an allegory for the American post-war occupation of Japan, and dedicated it to a Japanese friend; a far cry from his anterior support of the internment of Japanese-Americans during W.W.II "in order to prevent sabotage". As problematic as his life story and changed political views are to modern ears, it is arguably inspiring, in that he formed a much better understanding of the human condition and the fundamental insignificance of immutable differences among us. I believe people these days NEED to understand (and appreciate) historical figures, from their most commendable stances and laudable successes to their most shameful debacles. Understand history, through its evils and its triumphs and everything else. Take the good with the bad.

Cute

1:50 bro frogot nerd💀

Dr Seuss Enterprises stopped printing those 6 books because of pressure from a paid book subscription service called The Conscious Kid. It's run by a married couple named Katie Ishizuka and Ramon Stephens. They released two studies in 2017 and 2019 saying Seuss books are racist. Spread the word.

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Dr. Theodor Seuss Geisel M.D. was my pediatrician when I was younger, boy he was awful at it

To cancel a man’s books who enlisted in the Army cuz he didnt think writing books was enough purpose in life. Ugh.

You do not like green beans and chicken? You do not like finger lickin’?

What an odd fella

Mispronounced Seuss

@BabyBenz96

Жыл бұрын

Well he anglicized it, himself. He embraced the incorrect pronunciation pretty quickly.

Amazing