History YMMV / LadyAndTheTramp

** The portrayal of the two [[EthnicScrappy Siamese cats]], which is steeped in YellowPeril iconography. It's no wonder that [[Film/LadyAndTheTramp2019 the live-action remake]] changes them into Devon Rexes and gives them a new song.

* EthnicScrappy: Si and Am, the Siamese cats, who pretty much read as a checklist of every single Chinese stereotype ever: [[YellowPeril cunning villainy]]? Check. Buck teeth? Check. [[AsianSpeekeeEngrish Broken English]]? Check.

* 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 people adored it.

* {{Applicability}}: Jim Dear and Darling having a baby and its effects on Lady. Children whose parents are expecting can relate to Lady, as they would have similar fears about a new sibling getting more attention. In fact, [[https://youtu.be/alv70jaouhQ a Disney educational short film]] in which these situations are compared was released in the 1970s.

* MexicansLoveSpeedyGonzales:

** "''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjp1hVpMyx0 The Siamese Cat Song]]''".

* {{Applicability}}: Jim Dear and Darling having a baby and its effects on Lady. Children whose parents are expecting can relate to Lady, as they would have similar fears about a new sibling getting more attention.

** "''[[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.

** {{Applicability}}: Jim Dear and Darling having a baby and its effects on Lady. Children whose parents are expecting can relate to Lady, as they would have similar fears about a new sibling getting more attention.

* ThemePairing: Duchess from ''WesternAnimation/TheAristocats'' and Lady are shipped together because both are fancy, lady-like, and easygoing {{Uptown Girl}}s whose canonical love interests are "Tramps".

** Si and Am, the two Siamese cats Aunt Sarah brings, pretty much only appear in their introduction and yet that one scene is one of the film's most known. [[WolverinePublicity They also appear on the cover of the 1998 Academy ratio VHS/Laserdisc release (reused for the 1999 CinemaScope DVD)]].

** Si and Am, the two Siamese cats Aunt Sarah brings, pretty much only appear in their introduction and yet that one scene is one of the film's most known. [[WolverinePublicity They also appear on the cover of the VHS release]].

* ValuesDissonance: The portrayal of the two [[YellowPeril Siamese]] [[EthnicScrappy cats.]] It's no wonder that [[Film/LadyAndTheTramp2019 the live-action remake]] changes them into Devon Rexes and gives them a new song.
** The word "tramp" has changed its main colloquial meaning since the movie was made, with its modern connotation being aimed at women and decidedly less family-friendly. It's unlikely the word "tramp" would ever appear in a modern Disney animated movie unless it was specifically referencing this film. It makes the fact that there's an entire song about it HilariousInHindsight.

* NightmareRetardant: If one has watched ''WesternAnimation/PeterPan'', the scene where Tramp tries talking an alligator into removing Lady's muzzle can be this. The alligator shares his biting sound effect with Tick-Tock Crocodile's.

* SignatureScene: [[SpaghettiKiss Take a wild guess.]]

* Moe: Lady as a puppy. She's absolutely ''adorable''. Likewise, the puppies she and Tramp have at the end of the movie are just as cute as she is when she was a puppy.

** The three vicious street dogs and the reason why they chase Lady. They don't like trespassers in their territory? They used to be guard or police dogs before becoming stray so anyone which they see as an intruder can set them off? [[FridgeHorror Or]], it's likely Lady was in heat at the time, given the BabiesAfterAfter ending and the fact that the puppies seem to have been conceived during that night's adventures with Tramp...

** The alligator in the zoo. Trying to eat Lady or trying to help remove the muzzle - and simply not realising his mouth was too big.

** The three vicious street dogs and the reason why they chase Lady. They don't like trespassers in their territory - they used to be guard or police dogs before becoming stray so anyone which they see as an intruder can set them off - or in a FridgeHorror example it's possible that Lady was in heat at the moment so maybe...no explanation needed.

* PopularWithFurries: Lady and Tramp themselves have quite a considerable amount of furry fans, Peg also has a few.

* 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 are 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.

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

** 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 is 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.

* ValuesDissonance:
** The portrayal of the two [[YellowPeril Siamese]] [[EthnicScrappy cats.]] It's no wonder that [[Film/LadyAndTheTramp2019 the live-action remake]] changes them into Devon Rexes and gives them a new song.
** Jim Dear's wild excitement about the fact that his newborn child is a boy isn't exactly politically correct by modern feminist standards. [[Film/LadyAndTheTramp2019 The 2019 version]] remedies this by [[GenderFlip making the baby a girl]] and replacing Jim's "It's a boy!" ecstasy with him gushing about how beautiful she is.

* 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 hurt them in an instant, intentionally or not. Cats can suffocate a baby unintentionally by laying on them, and dogs, even if the dog normally acts gently, may mistake them for a prey animal (not every dog instinctively understands that a baby is a small human), bite in response to a baby accidentally poking it in the eye or pulling at it, or try and pick it up like it is a toy or its own baby. A dog OR cat can easily kill a baby just by standing up too quickly, and accidentally knocking over its bassinet or stepping on it.