“It’s not just about being willing to take out others, but also to kill the parts of yourself that might hold you back” 🤯 wow that was an amazing way to frame it. And it shows you EXACTLY why it was never going to be any of the kids. They constantly shoot themselves in the foot but never in a strategic way that could actually propel them forward.
It wasn’t obvious who should succeed in Succession because Logan deliberately held them back to be as childlike and incompetent as possible not to be overthrown prematurely and they be under his control… But as death is inevitable, in the end he leaves not one but four inept “princes”.
Yes! I remember making the Godfather/Succession parallels after watching the first few episodes of Succession! I saw Logan as Vito, Shiv as Michael, Kendall as Sonny and Roman as Fredo and Geri as Tom Hagen.
Have you ever considered that men should never teach kindergarten. Because what kind of parent would leave their young child alone with any man? I have autism. It's not my fault I say these things.
There are people who seriously think that Tom is a role model because he seems to “win” in the end of Succession. But in my opinion, I think that none of the characters in this show should be a role model for anyone, not even Tom, Matsson or Logan, who are the “winners”. The system is broken to begin with. Someone who tries to win it will slowly but steadily has their soul corrupted (I mean, Shiv is not a good person in anyway shape or form, but Tom is willing to sell out his own wife to Matsson both figuratively and literally just to become Matsson’s lap dog is so disgusting and pathetic).
Even when you refuse to play the game, some jerk tries to pull you back in it. Like college refunds; they exist to purely trick you into confessing something you DON'T have?!
Michael pulled Himself into the mafia . He only did it because of the assassination attempt on his father . Vito told Michael that he never wanted this life for him
Yes! Vito really loved his family. He as a child understood that the only way to assure that your loved ones are safe is for you to HAVE the power (he lost his father, brother and mother because of the lack of it). I think Michael understood that when Vito got almost killed and that's the reason why he decided to get into the mafia business. But power, as Shakespeare always warned, is a sickness and is bound to tragedy.
Thanks so much for watching! Up next, check out our video on the Killer Rich People Trope: ua-cam.com/video/hZlf6CGeckQ/v-deo.html Or our video on why the Shrinking Trope helps us have some hope in the word of the Corleone's and the Roys: ua-cam.com/video/PoOseu5l--0/v-deo.html
Half way through the video. Don Corleone didn’t want Micheal in the family. It was Sonny that pulled him back in when the Don was injured in hospital. When he finds out it was Michael who shot McCluskey he weeps. Fredo was the oldest son not Sonny.
My favourite film trilogy, and my favourite TV show. I definitely have a liking for dysfunctional families who get roped up into shady business dealings.
no shade @ the take btw, ❤ the channel, I'm just adding here smart folks and weirdos gotta stop honoring these narratives in public. like love it privately but 80% of people will never examine what's really happening and they just go "walter white is so sick, michael/the roys/jack torrance was so sick"
Half way through the video. Don Corleone didn’t want Micheal in the family. It was Sonny that pulled him back in when the Don was injured in hospital. When he finds out it was Michael who shot McCluskey he weeps. Fredo was the oldest son not Sonny.
“It’s not just about being willing to take out others, but also to kill the parts of yourself that might hold you back” 🤯 wow that was an amazing way to frame it. And it shows you EXACTLY why it was never going to be any of the kids. They constantly shoot themselves in the foot but never in a strategic way that could actually propel them forward.
It wasn’t obvious who should succeed in Succession because Logan deliberately held them back to be as childlike and incompetent as possible not to be overthrown prematurely and they be under his control… But as death is inevitable, in the end he leaves not one but four inept “princes”.
Yes! I remember making the Godfather/Succession parallels after watching the first few episodes of Succession! I saw Logan as Vito, Shiv as Michael, Kendall as Sonny and Roman as Fredo and Geri as Tom Hagen.
They’re all Fredo tbh
Yeah in that i agree everybody is Fredo in this show
What's even hillarious is just when we think Kendall is going to be Michael, he becomes Fredo again and again.
Have you ever considered that men should never teach kindergarten. Because what kind of parent would leave their young child alone with any man?
I have autism. It's not my fault I say these things.
You will never be truly free unless you hit bottom
SHUT UP, SHUT UP, SHUT UP
You are now one step closer to hitting bottom
Can we get a video highlighting the differences between an HBO drama versus an FX drama versus an AMC, drama, etc?
There are people who seriously think that Tom is a role model because he seems to “win” in the end of Succession.
But in my opinion, I think that none of the characters in this show should be a role model for anyone, not even Tom, Matsson or Logan, who are the “winners”. The system is broken to begin with. Someone who tries to win it will slowly but steadily has their soul corrupted (I mean, Shiv is not a good person in anyway shape or form, but Tom is willing to sell out his own wife to Matsson both figuratively and literally just to become Matsson’s lap dog is so disgusting and pathetic).
Even when you refuse to play the game, some jerk tries to pull you back in it. Like college refunds; they exist to purely trick you into confessing something you DON'T have?!
People forget how terrible Tom was before; he used to use employees as footstools........
I think Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul took a lot of notes from Michael's transformation in addition to homages/steals from Godfather 1 and 2.
For Saul and Jesse, yes. But for Walt, he was waiting for permission to be a terrible person... and cancer gave him that permission.
You must’ve made this literally for me! My two obsessions
Michael pulled Himself into the mafia . He only did it because of the assassination attempt on his father . Vito told Michael that he never wanted this life for him
Exactly. He wanted him to become a senator not gangster
@@swatisaini6447 Yup he wanted him
To be the one legitimate person in the family
Yes! Vito really loved his family. He as a child understood that the only way to assure that your loved ones are safe is for you to HAVE the power (he lost his father, brother and mother because of the lack of it). I think Michael understood that when Vito got almost killed and that's the reason why he decided to get into the mafia business. But power, as Shakespeare always warned, is a sickness and is bound to tragedy.
MORE CROSSOVER ANALYSES!!!
Thanks so much for watching! Up next, check out our video on the Killer Rich People Trope: ua-cam.com/video/hZlf6CGeckQ/v-deo.html
Or our video on why the Shrinking Trope helps us have some hope in the word of the Corleone's and the Roys: ua-cam.com/video/PoOseu5l--0/v-deo.html
"I got the gun, you got the briefcase: it's all in the game" Omar, The Wire
Michael was in the marines
You're iconic for analyzing the iconic movie
Great episode
Half way through the video.
Don Corleone didn’t want Micheal in the family. It was Sonny that pulled him back in when the Don was injured in hospital. When he finds out it was Michael who shot McCluskey he weeps.
Fredo was the oldest son not Sonny.
My favourite film trilogy, and my favourite TV show. I definitely have a liking for dysfunctional families who get roped up into shady business dealings.
Do an analysis on the last kingdom alfred
How about some Steven Universe analysis?😊
What specifically?
@jordanloux3883 Anything and everything
Empathy for connection
Gender roles
Stereotypes of gender
Parenting
Romantic partnership
The sky is the limit
Just a reminder that Succession is based on Lannister Family 14:47
I thought that from the beginning, and I've only seen a few episodes.
Ah yes, the Lannister Family, famous for owning News Corp.
@@AT-rr2xw They owned Mines, Gold Mines.
@@williamalfonso1373 Yes, the Gold Mines that is News Corp.
The Lannister Family minus the incests
no shade @ the take btw, ❤ the channel, I'm just adding here
smart folks and weirdos gotta stop honoring these narratives in public. like love it privately but 80% of people will never examine what's really happening and they just go "walter white is so sick, michael/the roys/jack torrance was so sick"
Tom only won because, and I hate to give a meta answer, the writers decided to give the dumbest ending that they could've.
Half way through the video.
Don Corleone didn’t want Micheal in the family. It was Sonny that pulled him back in when the Don was injured in hospital. When he finds out it was Michael who shot McCluskey he weeps.
Fredo was the oldest son not Sonny.