Disney has a reputation for being chock-full of wholesome content, which makes sense, given that the company is an American staple of children's media in America. However, being branded as "clean" doesn't mean the writers can't have a little fun with their jokes. In fact, we think it's even more impressive when the jokes are still funny to us adults without using any vulgar content.
Here are some of Disney's most iconic examples of insults and comebacks!
Check out Tim Shumate's Disney Princesses as beautiful pin-up tattoo girls:
These hilarious, vaguely gruesome accounts make me want to see a revised 'honest trailer' for what you're actually signing up for being around, next time you up and head to a Disney Park. Also. Maybe it's just the landscape of modern day television, but I've noticed a lot of the darker, thriller tv shows I've binged on Netflix feature particularly unsettling, climactic scenes/unnerving discoveries occurring within the absurd neon-lit confines of amusement parks. It's like the writers got it in their heads the best way to spotlight rule-breaking, deviant behavior is to contrast the tendencies with kids' laughter, echoes of amusement park rides, etc.
As if there already weren't enough ways to ruin Disney for yourself, artist Jeff Hong's Unhappily Ever After series takes a dark look at some of your favorite characters in the real world.
Jurassic World got it all wrong, guys. Those scientists shouldn't have been trying to splice together a horrible super-beast, they should have been making Disney princess raptor hybrids! Laura Cooper of XP Comics has done the lord's work for them and created these incredible Jurassic dames for your enjoyment:
Move over, NCAA March Madness. Twitter user @yeeitsanthony broke the internet last week after posting what has become a very controversial Disney vs. Pixar bracket. We could argue for hours over whether Tarzan or Hercules even belong on the bracket, so you can imagine the spats that are forming over people's winners.
As with anything that goes viral on Twitter, the bracket itself has turned into something of a meme. We're almost partial to the parody brackets!
#TeamAladdin
Gregory Masouras, a very creative and talented digital artist, has done countless works of art. This time is no different as he takes a different take on youtube by incorporating Disney princesses as the main singer.
You can see in these works of art, just the difference it would make!
For more of Gregory Masouras work, check him out Here
Artist Annie Erskine has shopped a set of bearded Disney characters without their beards and the results are a bit startling. Check them out below.
Tired of seeing Disney princesses dressed as totally unrelated things? What about Grumpy Cat as Disney characters? Who could say NO to that? Check out Eric Proctor's amazing work below:
