Lmfao exactly 😂

Exactly ❤

hahahah they'd start questioning life

Truth hurts but truth helps ig? 😂

She spoiled the kids' moment😊

*Dont read my name…🔥*

​@@DontReadMyPicture478 bot

I would rather that they see that she isn't a real mermaid instead of watching a mermaid drowned.

Ah yes but... THE TRUTH SET "THEM ALL FREE"...👈💯💯💯🤍JS

Thats so factual ​@@user-gd6ir4yv4m

I imagine they must practice often just in case.

Furina da fontaine

Oh ok I thought she got fired

Indeed

no fucking shit bruh XD

Don't exactly feel great about them saying it's gonna "Traumatize" the kids, too. Will they be upset? Sure, but the word traumatized has lost all meaning. If anything, seeing a "mermaid" die in front of them would be traumatizing.

I don't see anyy of these ppl anywhere

people acting as if watching someone drown is somehow gonna be less traumatizing 💀💀💀

@@lemonglovesfr 😂

@@Aratakiittofani agree with u so much, traumatizing/trauma has completely lost its meaning, im rlly hating this generation and im gonna absolutely hate the future gen, this isnt traumatizing to kids even in the slightest

yes

@@BoHror933I agree it’s the only solution

Yes

yea

"MOMMY I THOUGHT MERMAIDS WERE ABLE TO BREATH UNDERWATER"

Broo 😂😂😂

*Dont read my name…🔥*

THIS COMMENT NEEDA BE PINNED ❤😂

@@DontReadMyPicture478ok I wont

0 on on​@@calebrivera1710

*shocked

​@@reginaphalange9316same thing

@@michellehowe8163 not before it was edited lol

honestly i just think disney wouldn't take this risk period.

No they wouldn’t

Disney has had mermaids in the past, including in the Submarine Voyage attraction at Disneyland and in Tomorrowland in the summer of 1959. The mermaids first appeared in 1959, and then returned in 1965, 1966, and 1967 to celebrate the park's 10th anniversary. The mermaids would sit on rocks to warm up in the sun, and would wave at guests while swimming on and off for about two hours at a time. In 1967, Disney replaced the mermaids with animatronic creations after some performers reported health concerns about the chlorinated water and the submarines' diesel exhaust fumes and Disney used to care. The Submarine Voyage attraction closed entirely in 1998.

@@SRose-vp6ew yes :D thank you for pointing this out i had no idea!!!

hahahah witty

*tail for breath

thank goodness

Ummm shut up

@@fjfjfjfhfjfhdjyou shut up! Your parents named you fjfjfjhfjhdj 🙄

​@@fjfjfjfhfjfhdjwho hurt you?

@@Rocky_Jones your mother

*Dont read my name…🔥*

​@@DontReadMyPicture478 im not falling for that

​@@runpower2545 fr

@@runpower2545dout it

"She is she's also a skin walker too!"

Snowflake, kids gotta grow up one day, this seems like a early reminder to the kids on how to survival instincts help ourselves to survive no matter what we think is real

Ahh yes lie to your kids 😊

@@Fish-E-13 to have a better childhood yes lie to them

​@@Fish-E-13bro they already being lied to about mermaids, Santa, the tooth fairy, their favorite TV shows like Mickey mouse, dragons, unicorns. STFU and let kids be kids.

​@@Fish-E-13 You're a moron

It is usefull but why?

tyy 🤎

aren’t you a mod for red?

she literally didn’t panic EDIT: I meant she didn’t make those faces, she also stayed calm by not frantically panicking in the tank. It sounds like yall care more about the kid’s experience than her safety.

​@@brittanyroberts2353 she did tho

She literally panicked lol😂 she didn't conserve her breath enough to get to the surface, got stuck and panicked which made her ruin the magic and take her fin off rather than NOT panicking and going down to unstick herself and then push off the bottom to get up faster. . Hence why she was fired. Her job is to be a mermaid, in order to get the job she was most likely informed that she would have to hold her breath for a extended period of time/act like a mermaid and then taught what to do if something like this happened... This was most likely NOT how she was told to handle it...😅😂 Granted the instinct of survival causes the brain to make the body react immediately for self preservation this was probably her brains first idea to ensure survival however the job she took demands calm rational thought during emergency. People are PAYING money to show their kids a mermaid, that isn't a mermaid and it ruins the experience dependent on how much they paid to bring everyone there id be pissed that the employee didn't handle the situation better than this..... Just saying.

Let’s be humble and real here by admitting it’s easy to think or assume we wouldn’t panic or act the exact same way she did in this situation but we would - shit I would’ve reacted in far more of a noticeable chaotic fashion! She did what she had to do and did it rather smoothly in my opinion. I’m just happy she’s safe, okay and most importantly *ALIVE* 🧜🏽‍♀️ 💓 🤔 I wonder and hope however that an understandable situation like this wouldn’t be unfairly criticized by her boss and fellow workers there. Sometimes those in power can be ruthlessly unforgivable on the job EVEN in situations/accidents where there was zero fault with no one to blame 🫠

She didn't 😭​@@Lailarose33

for real. What an odd reaction and misplaced concern. I'm sure the trauma of watching a woman drown would far exceed the slight disenchantment of seeing her without the mermaid tail.

Right?! Including all the comments putting her down and claiming they would’ve handled it differently in her position. Im going to be humble and real here by admitting it’s easy to think or assume we wouldn’t panic or act the exact same way she did in this situation but we would - shit I would’ve reacted in far more of a noticeable chaotic fashion! She did what she had to do and did it rather smoothly in my opinion. I’m just happy she’s safe, okay and most importantly *ALIVE* 🧜🏽‍♀️ 💓 🤔 I wonder and hope however that an understandable situation like this wouldn’t be unfairly criticized by her boss and fellow workers there. Sometimes those in power can be ruthlessly unforgivable on the job EVEN in situations/accidents where there was zero fault with no one to blame 🫠

Most kids don't even believe in mermaids or fairytales or at least I didn't. I wasn't even surprised when I found out elves aren't real, those kids are fine

thats american people for ya.

@@chipwilliams6236 I'm American myself, but you're not totally wrong either unfortunately

Doubt I Ever

And rightly so..

@@duzthissmellinfectedtf you mean rightfully so?

@@duzthissmellinfected Was she supposed to just drown?

breaking character? She is IN character. She sold her voice for legs.

No she wont die she panicked and didnt believe in god

@@hallucy2215 huh.

​@@hallucy2215 what?

​@@hallucy2215 tf u on

​@@hallucy2215shut up

Mermaids are real though

I'm sorry but your gonna get hate by the people that will use the nerd emoji I'd suggest you delete this comment

Yeah and they can even say she got legs just like Ariel!

or break the glass

​@@AgentVin she and the kids can get hurt still due to GLASS BEING GLASS and kill the fish in there

Thank goodness it wasn’t a really fancy costume that was hard to get out of !!! 🧜🏽‍♀️

And good strong straps on that bikini top...

Unfortunately. It would've been a much better show

@@kylein9869frfr

Weak

@@j12325bruh

Same… dang that we be scarry

@j12325.Its not weak. I bet if you were seeing a terrifying situation right in front of you, you would be hyperventilating as well. So what’s your excuse. You calling other people weak just makes you seem like your the most confident person in the world when you really aren’t.

@@Alphacentari224 there is nothing bad in being weak, everyone react differently based on there personality. Some people get in life or death situation while doing stuff but after recovery they work hard to overcome the fear and continue doing that and some people carry forward the fear to their whole life, i call them weak.

Learn better English

@@FoxWolfWorld bruh i do unlike you

@@FoxWolfWorld plus people type like that now idk why it’s so offensive to you

@@FoxWolfWorld they are speaking english bro it’s just slang chillax ☠️

@M1L0-time-0.0you are anti-social

​@M1L0-time-0.0Mr edgelord here, don't go near he's edging real hard

@M1L0-time-0.0 Then why bother to comment? You don’t care yet you bother to waste your time on commenting. Go waste your time doing something else besides being negative.

they're kids bro it reall doesnt matter in the long term

@@-Elysionite sadly you’ve forgotten your childhood “bro” or perhaps you just didn’t have one. Either way, I’m sure the parents handled things appropriately for their kids “bro.”

@@PrettiPurpleRaiYn_19.99 i may come off rude but i dont see how it'd be that big of a problem?

@@-Elysionite I never said it was a big deal. It was a scary ordeal for anyone who was watching child or adult. The young lady was stuck, luckily she freed herself. In the process what was suppose to be fun and magical for kids who still believe in dreams and fairytales. I’m sure some were confused. I simply said, hopefully the parents explained in an age appropriate manner. You can’t speak on what you think matters about other ppls kids. Especially if you’ve never been a parent. You obviously didn’t believe in things as a young child. Yeah, no biggie to an adult. But it was about explaining to the child allllll of what took place infront of them. Not just the part you thought wasn’t important.

@@PrettiPurpleRaiYn_19.99 sorry, i really didnt get that whole experience so thanks for explaining it (being a psy student is hard lol). But would it really be that bad to explaining it as it is?

was she js supposed to die 😭

Who cares at least she survived

so youd rather her DIE?!

@@not.kittenyes 💀

I’m sure watching someone drown would scar them more

Really you sure set the bar pretty low for what a hero is.

Anyone who can make others happy is hero...the essence that is becoming so rare in the world these days

She did NOT ruin those kid’s lives, bfr

hol up she saved herself not god what does god have to do with this???

i agree, or not have so many things in the tank, or even get a different and shorter fin