🕳️Oswald the Lucky Rabbit: The precursor to Mickey Mouse
🎨Disney's use of 'Go Away Green' to camouflage construction sites
🌍Disneyland as a film set: Guerrilla filmmaking inside the park
👧🎤Disney's child star grooming process
👀Subliminal messages and hidden imagery in Disney movies
Why did Disney lose the rights to Oswald the Lucky Rabbit?
—Disney lost the rights to Oswald the Lucky Rabbit due to a contract dispute, leading to the creation of Mickey Mouse.
Did Disney really use 'Go Away Green' to hide construction sites?
—Yes, Disney used a specific color called 'Go Away Green' to blend construction sites with the surroundings and minimize their visibility.
Has Disney ever been involved in guerrilla filmmaking?
—Yes, there have been instances of filmmakers shooting inside Disney parks without permission, known as guerrilla filmmaking.
Is it true that Disney grooms child stars?
—There have been allegations and controversies surrounding Disney's involvement in grooming child stars, which have gained attention in recent years.
Are there really subliminal messages in Disney movies?
—Yes, there have been instances of subliminal messages and hidden imagery in Disney movies, although their presence and intent remain a topic of debate.
00:02Introduction to the dark side of Disney and their hidden secrets
03:20Exploring the origins of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and its relation to Mickey Mouse
04:08The use of 'Go Away Green' to camouflage construction sites in Disney theme parks
06:01Disney's involvement in guerrilla filmmaking and creating movies within their parks
06:56Controversies and allegations surrounding Disney's grooming of child stars
08:11The presence of subliminal messages and hidden imagery in Disney movies
