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>Kids prefer to watch cartoons from the 1940s
How did this happen?
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Based
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>>146446558
Because they're timeless, I'm 21 and me and my big brother used to watch 1940s Tom and Jerry reruns on Boomerang, it was so much fun.
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>>146446558
I watched the shit out of them as a kid when they aired on CN. Shit was great.

All forms of media are pretty much at a place now where the back catalogs are so big that there's no real need to watch new shit anymore. Old music sells more than new music. Novels have more classics than you could ever read. And now the same has happened with animation.
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They don't do visual gags anymore because it costs too much to animate.

Cheaper to go "BLAHBLAHBLAH" then play a laugh track, that way you only need to animate the characters' lips.
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for reference
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That stuff was premium quality, they showed the shorts before movies, the TV stuff that came later was lower budget.

The kids are ok
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>>146446558
yeah i did this too
og tom and jerry/looney toons is just kino
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Kids? You mean third worlders and the Japanese.
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>why does one of the most popular cartoons worldwide nearly 100 years running get so many views?
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>>146446558
>>Kids prefer
They don't "prefer" anything, that's just the autoplayer doing all of the heavy work
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>>146446695
>looney toons
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>>146446558
Tom and Jerry is pure slapstick, negro. for the most part tom and jerry don’t speak. It’s popular with thirdys because they don’t have to understand English to get the humor.
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>>146446726
could be
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>>146446854
That one's probably 50/50 kids and adults. Either way, looking at YouTube views is a mug's game because it's a third world site.
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>>146446558
Because of minimal amount of dialogue from the main characters so foreigners and babies can understand.
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>>146446558
Because most modern cartoons are shit with cheap animation and very simplistic character designs to cut costs.
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>>146446638
Hey now, give a little respect to modern cartoon's reliance on wacky, close up faces.
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>>146446558
Tom and Jerry barely has talking, which means the whole world can enjoy it without needing a translation.
Plus, parents probably already watched it so they feel safe letting their kids watch it on the phone knowing it isn't elsagate shit.
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>>146446558
Cause Tom & Jerry is classic and universally funny. You can show that shit to a fucking Buddhist Temple who only gets to use the internet 1 hour a week and they monks will laugh their ass off at Tom's hubris.

It's the perfect cartoon visually, narratively, and audibly. The gunshot sound effects when someone gets hit is so iconic. The animation is some of the best cartooning we've ever had. The visual gags are amazing. If you ever want a prime example of what a cartoon is, I wouldn't immediately go to Disney or Warner Bros-- I'd go to MGM's Tom & Jerry.
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>>146446558
Maybe their favorite YouTuber called these "kino"
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>>146447936
retard
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>>146446558
Anybody who's anybody likes Tom & Jerry, simple as.
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>>146446604
I agree sometimes the OG cartoons hit the spot
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>>146446558
Do kids even know they're that old? I had no idea when I watched this stuff in the 80s and 90.
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>>146446558
Do you have any proof only kids are watching those? What's stopping boomers from watching those?
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>>146446558
Always how it’s been
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>>146446558
Wasn't the tom scream a was memed to hell and kids would just look it all up.
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>>146449956
really young kids might think milk delivered in bottles is just "cartoony" stuff and not "old-timey" stuff
but there are other giveaways: the fact that everyone in tom and jerry smokes tobacco and drinks booze, the prevalence of firearms, and of course the phones and the radios
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>>146446558
Because they filter out 90% of the garbage episodes
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>>146446558
It's not called the golden age of animation for nothing.
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>>146446558
No they fucking don't.
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>>146446644
>>146446558
>5 months to a year compared to 3 to 6 years
OP is so fucking stupid
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>>146446558
Tom and Jerry has almost no English dialogue. You can literally be a Chinese peasant watch the show and 100% get the humor.
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>>146446604
>>146446614
They're one of the few things you can genuinely call "timeless" and not be exaggerating in the slightest.
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>>146450870
Yeah dude I'm sure they will catch up on those hundreds of millions of views in no time. Retard
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>>146450870
Given 4-5 more years, those videos will not amass 100mil more views.
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>>146450905
They won't even get to 15mil
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I've always hated old cartoons like these. I hate slapstick. I hate mickey mousing. Never once found them funny. Not as a kid. Not as an adult.
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>>146450960
Ok



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