Is this lad the most based character to ever appear on a movie screen?
I love to singa
Bentley Peterson
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Wyatt Cox
I love to sneeda
Andrew Richardson
what is this from??
Xavier Watson
About the Chucka and the Fucka and the Sucka
Leo Perez
Looney Tunes if I'm not mistaken.
Connor Turner
Yes, unironically.
Matthew Diaz
Weak your google-fu is, user.
en.wikipedia.org
Angel Brooks
cartoon parody of Jazz Singer
al jolson
owl jolson
Funny that the parody is more well known the original movie
Jaxon Morgan
why did they try making the g*rmans out to be good guys
Colton Rodriguez
because we were
Xavier Flores
>retarded anglo and/or amerimutt doesn't know where his language comes from
Aaron Diaz
>jewish owl
>based
Gavin Brooks
A merrie melodies cartoon, it's called "I Love to Singa"
Easton Ramirez
Yes
Henry Diaz
im singing it in my head just from seeing the thumbnail
Wyatt Price
>Funny that the parody is more well known the original movie
You mean the one from the early South Park episode? Is there another parody?
Luis Barnes
he's clearly meant to be black
It is true tho that most golden age cartoons were pioneered by jews tho. As a higher IQ race they're usually over-represented in most things
Isaac Young
singa is niggas spelled backwards
Dominic Fisher
An old Looney Tunes/ Merry Melodies/ whatever cartoon that's basically a 15 minutes version of The Jazz Singer with owls
Hudson Sanders
Now it's stuck in my head.
Joseph Reed
Owl Jolson
its a parody of Jazz Singer movie (the first sound film)
Al plays a jewish guy who wants to sing cool music but his orthodox jewish family doesn't approve (his dad is a cantor)
Ryan Miller
ENOUGH IS TOO MUCH!
I always liked that line for some reason
Jordan Reed
Link to watch:
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Brandon James
You left out the blackface part, though in the movie itself I don't think anyone thought much of that other than a component of his performance. I honestly don't even know if that sort of thing was considered more a comedy act or just a music performance with a gimmick back then, because it's sort of falls flat as both to me
Josiah Scott
He represents the triumph of nigger culture over high culture, so no.
"I love to sing-a, about the moon-a and the june-a and the spring-a." The audio was sampled for the very first episode of South Park.
Carter Long
The owl cartoon is the parody, user. I guess you don't even know the original movie then.
Dylan Allen
he's a legend
Nicholas Garcia
Comedy, like the Japanese landlord in Breakfast at Tiffany's
Jack Long
Reminds me of my man Jim Crow
Isaiah Peterson
You actually think the old children's cartoon parody is more popular than the jazz singer? Lmao holy shit. I figured you meant the parody on that little known parody cartoon. I think it was the first South Park episode too. It featured a parody of the I love to singa bit.
Angel Hughes
Nolan Mitchell
I miss when they did faces like that.
James Taylor