Disney fans are gobsmacked to discover that Cars has a super saucy secret message.
In one scene from the classic Pixar flick, two red cars push to the front of the crowd as they introduce themselves as “Mia and Tia” to Lightning McQueen. Excitedly they then shout: “We’re, like, your biggest fans! Kachow!”
The cars then flash their headlights at McQueen as the cameras click behind them while Lightning cheekily quips: “I love being me.” The pair are then quickly escorted away by two security vans as they scream: “We love you, Lightning!”
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Cars was released in 2006 and fans are only now realising the hidden sexual jokes littered throughout the movie. In the comment section on YouTube, one person said: “Wow, in that first clip they quite literally “flashed” him. Clever Pixar,” as someone else responded: “Dang, it took a few years to understand that, my childhood is ruined [skull emoji].”
(Image: Disney/Pixar)
Over on Reddit, fans discussed the cheeky scene and one person said that the “flash” could mean something else. “I don’t agree with this being a breast flash as earlier in the scene the crowd were doing a “Mexican wave” by flashing their headlights,” they wrote.
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The animated Pixar film was released back in 2006 and features the voices of Owen Wilson, Paul Newman, Bonnie Hunt, Cheech Marin and Michael Keaton among many others. Real life race car drivers Dale Earnhardt Jr, Mario Andretti and Michael Schumacher voice themselves in the hugely popular film franchise.
(Image: Disney/Pixar)
Sheryl Crow, Rascal Flatts, John Mayer and Brad Paisley all worked on the film’s soundtrack and Life Is A Highway became very successful thanks to the animated flick. Cars follows the story of Lightning McQueen, a cocky racer who gets stranded in Radiator Springs along Route 66 while on the way to the “biggest race of his life”.
The kids film teaches viewers about friendship and priorities and was widely praised, receiving commercial success grossing $462 million across the globe.
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