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'''''Trickle Dickle Down''''' was an animated short film by famous director Ralph Bakshi released for the 2012 American presidential election. From the little information available, the short appears to be a re-dub of clips from Bakshi's 1975 feature film '''Coonskin''' with dialogue meant to critique 2012 | '''''Trickle Dickle Down''''' was an animated short film by famous director Ralph Bakshi released for the 2012 American presidential election. From the little information available, the short appears to be a re-dub of clips from Bakshi's 1975 feature film '''''Coonskin''''' with dialogue meant to critique 2012 Republican candidate Mitt Romney.<ref>[http://www.animationmagazine.net/internet/bakshi-pokes-fun-at-politics-in-trickle-dickle-down-short/ An Animation Magazine article on ''Trickle Dickle Down''.]</ref> One scene supposedly features a character talking about Mitt Romney's economic plan as he rummages through garbage. <ref>[https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/watch-ralph-bakshis-political-toon-trickle-dickle-down-182013408.html A Yahoo article on ''Trickle Dickle Down''.]</ref> | ||
==Availability== | ==Availability== | ||
Based on the publication dates of articles from the time, the short appears to have been released on Bakshi's official YouTube channel on September 14th 2012.<ref>[https://www.bleedingcool.com/2012/09/14/video-trickle-dickle-down-ralph-bakshis-new-short/ A BleeedingCool video on ''Trickle Dickle Down''.]</ref> The contemporary articles all embed a now dead YouTube video. Due to the once easy availability of this short, many articles can be summarized as "Ralph Bakshi made a political short, check it out," resulting in little information available. It is not known when the video was taken down, but due to the high profile nature of Bakshi, it is possible the short was mirrored by someone (though no mirrors can be found at this time). | Based on the publication dates of articles from the time, the short appears to have been released on Bakshi's official YouTube channel on September 14th 2012.<ref>[https://www.bleedingcool.com/2012/09/14/video-trickle-dickle-down-ralph-bakshis-new-short/ A BleeedingCool video on ''Trickle Dickle Down''.]</ref> The contemporary articles all embed a now dead YouTube video. Due to the once easy availability of this short, many articles can be summarized as "Ralph Bakshi made a political short, check it out," resulting in little information available. It is not known when the video was taken down, but due to the high profile nature of Bakshi, it is possible the short was mirrored by someone (though no mirrors can be found at this time). | ||
The video was found on September 22nd, 2018, by | The video was found on September 22nd, 2018, by YouTube user “Teddy Shows” and can now be viewed below. | ||
==Videos== | ==Videos== | ||
Revision as of 22:48, 22 September 2018
Status: Found
Date found: 22 Sep '18
Found by: Teddy Shows
Trickle Dickle Down was an animated short film by famous director Ralph Bakshi released for the 2012 American presidential election. From the little information available, the short appears to be a re-dub of clips from Bakshi's 1975 feature film Coonskin with dialogue meant to critique 2012 Republican candidate Mitt Romney.[1] One scene supposedly features a character talking about Mitt Romney's economic plan as he rummages through garbage. [2]
Availability
Based on the publication dates of articles from the time, the short appears to have been released on Bakshi's official YouTube channel on September 14th 2012.[3] The contemporary articles all embed a now dead YouTube video. Due to the once easy availability of this short, many articles can be summarized as "Ralph Bakshi made a political short, check it out," resulting in little information available. It is not known when the video was taken down, but due to the high profile nature of Bakshi, it is possible the short was mirrored by someone (though no mirrors can be found at this time).
The video was found on September 22nd, 2018, by YouTube user “Teddy Shows” and can now be viewed below.