History YMMV / LadyAndTheTramp

* {{Anvilicious}}: Only irresponsible troublemakers dream of a life that doesn't involve staying where you are, raising a family and doing what your owner tells you.

* BaseBreakingCharacter: Si and Am. They are very popular with some viewers for their sinister looks and mannerisms as well as their VillainSong, but others dislike them for being Asian stereotypes, which comes off as racist.

* BaseBreaker: Si and Am. They are very popular with some viewers for their sinister looks and mannerisms as well as their VillainSong, but others dislike them for being Asian stereotypes, which comes off as racist.

* HilariousInHindsight: This is not the first movie where Creator/AlyssaMilano [[Film/Commando gets on with the bad guy and later being saved by a parent. while the bad guy gets ditched by his minions and the main character of the story]]

** The [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPiaB7z4ehY Hyena in the Zoo,]] which got a fair amount of recognition later by ''VideoGame/CrashBandicoot'' fans due to having the same crazy laugh as [[PsychoPrototype Ripper Roo.]]

* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: Aunt Sarah insisting only cats should be left with babies. Leave it to Lady to prove she can. Now here's some real-talk: If you pay any remote attention to the news, one ''should'' be careful about leaving a baby or young child unattended around a pet. Doesn't matter how well trained you think they are, or if they are not a dangerous breed, animals can get jealous of the attention the newborn gets (or, just as dangerous, misguidedly treat the infant as one of their own young) and, intentionally or not, hurt them. Cats can suffocate a baby unintentionally by laying on them, and dogs might just ''attack'' them out of the blue even if the dog normally acts gently, or try and pick it up like it is a toy or its own baby.

* EarWorm:
** "''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sL9hooe-yKQ The Siamese Cat Song]]''".
** "''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGHLcobLUqA He's a Tramp]]''" and "''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lrl844rONx0 Bella Notte]]''", too.

* PopularWithFurries: Lady and Tramp have quite a considerable amount of hairy fanatics. Peg also a few.

* SweetDreamsFuel: The opening sequence with Lady as a puppy. She's so adorable!

** Despite the characters being obvious Oriental stereotypes, there are plenty of actual Asians who like Si and Am and their VillainSong.

* FamilyUnfriendlyAesop: Aunt Sarah insisting only cats should be left with babies. Leave it to Lady to prove she can. Now here's some real-talk: If you pay any remote attention to the news, one ''should'' be careful about leaving a baby or young child unattended around a pet. Doesn't matter how well trained you think they are, or if they're not a dangerous breed, animals can get jealous of the attention the newborn gets (or, just as dangerous, misguidedly treat the infant as one of their own young) and, intentionally or not, hurt them. Cats can suffocate a baby unintentionally by laying on them, and dogs might just ''attack'' them out of the blue even if the dog normally acts gentle, or try and pick it up like it's a toy or its own baby.

* FairForItsDay: Tony and Joe's Italian stereotypes are far more cartoonishly exaggerated than Si and Am's, but haven't seen quite as many complaints because they're arguably the nicest characters in the movie, especially since they go out of their way to make a date for two ''dogs'' as romantic as possible.
** This is one of the earliest non-princess Disney movies with a female protagonist[[note]]Lady gets more focus than Tramp, having more screen time and ultimately it's her story we follow, not his[[/note]], though the fact that Lady still gets two DamselInDistress moments and [[spoiler:isn't the one to rescue Tramp]] seriously detracts from this.

** Though she may be particularly harsh towards Lady and the Tramp, Aunt Sarah does what she does out of concern for others, particularly for her cats (who get Lady muzzled with a WoundedGazelleGambit) and for Darling's child. Plus, [[BerserkButton she hates runaways (and also, it would seem, strays)]], to the point of chaining Lady to the backyard doghouse to teach her a lesson, and around the time she arranges for Tramp's euthanasia, she's only aware of two things as far as the surrounding circumstances were concerned: one, that the child's life was in danger, and two, that two dogs, one of them a stray, were at the scene.

** Aunt Sarah, especially to people who aren't dog lovers. It's possible she's just prejudiced against dogs and doesn't like them. It's also possible she didn't want to allow ''any'' animals near the baby, since she did leave her cats downstairs (although she brings them upstairs with her after their WoundedGazelleGambit). Though many would still call it an overreaction to see a small family dog wag its tail and angrily chase it out of the room as if it was a rodent.

* FairForItsDay: Luigi and Joe's Italian stereotypes are far more cartoonishly exaggerated than Si and Am's, but haven't seen quite as many complaints because they're arguably the nicest characters in the movie, especially since they go out of their way to make a date for two ''dogs'' as romantic as possible.

* MexicansLoveSpeedyGonzales: Despite the characters being obvious Oriental stereotypes, there are plenty of actual Asians who like Si and Am and their VillainSong.

* PopularWithFurries: Lady and Tramp have quite a considerable amount of hairy fanatics. Peg also a few.

** Aunt Sarah, especially to people who aren't dog lovers. It's possible she's just prejudiced against dogs and doesn't like them. It's also possible she didn't want to allow ''any'' animals near the baby, since she did leave her cats downstairs. Though many would still call it an overreaction to see a small family dog wag its tail and angrily chase it out of the room as if it was a rodent.

* NarmCharm: Two dogs share a romantic dinner with "kissing", accompanied by an AwardBaitSong. It's the famous SignatureScene of the film for a reason as everyone adored it.