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Frozen came out in 2013 and kids everywhere are still singing "Let It Go" nonstop.  By now it's due for a sequel. Elsa finally came out of her shell by the end of the first movie, it makes sense for the next one to focus on her finding a prince. Now fans are saying, why not a princess? Using the hashtag #GiveElsaAGirlfriend, Disney fans are campaigning for a diverse representation of love with their favorite ice queen. 


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So far, the only LGBTQ representation in Disney movies has been something subtle that people read into: 


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But will that change by popular demand? 

Gaston's eyebrows are on another level

The obvious devious gameplan here being to hop out halfway through the ride to live in this glorious, magical park for the rest of one's life.

Welp, if they haven't been ruined already, your favorite Disney movies are ruined. Say goodbye to your childhood memories. Now that this Vine account (coincidentally called Disney Ruined) has censored a few innocuous words in Disney movies you'll never be able to hear them the right way again.



Geez, Iago, tone it down, there are kids watching this movie.

A carpet-covered frame over a boosted electric skateboard provides the magic in this magic carpet ride, but that doesn't make it any less cool to see gliding down the street. Check out some behind the scenes footage below:

These Disney Princesses are singing in the languages their stories originated in, not the actual princesses' native language. So, unfortunately, if you were hoping to see Ariel belt out a bunch of bubbles you will be disappointed.

There's also a second video covering some of the princesses the first video missed:

In case you're not the biggest Disney nerd, the medley includes a cappella arrangements of "I See the Light" from Tangled, "You'll Be In My Heart" from Tarzan and "Go the Distance" from Hercules.

A recent poll from Public Policy Polling  shows that 30% of voting Republicans in America would support bombing the fictional city of Agrabah from Disney's Aladdin. 



Despite sterotypes of Trump supporters and Tea-partiers, you would be wrong if you thought this was only a Republican problem. According to Public Policy Polling on Twitter, Democrats were asked the same question. 19% would support bombing Jasmine's home town. 







Sorry, Jafar, looks like the city is ours. 


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