Why Everyone Is Talking About This Scene from BEEF on Netflix
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- This scene from Netflix’s comedy-drama “Beef” has captivated audiences and is getting praised for being an authentic and accurate portrayal of a church service. In this scene, Steven Yeun's character, Danny Cho, attends a church service and experiences a powerful moment of emotional release. Have you watched Beef? Let us know below!
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I think anyone who finds a safe space after going through rock bottom would be able to relate with this scene.
My thoughts exactly.
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Definitely
100% Agree
I like your interpretation better than the video
That is probably the first ever church depiction Hollywood has done that has not degraded the experience or people who go - wow
so true
Lmao 🤣 fr 💀
lol yes it is this scene isn’t meant to be a good thing for the character
Other than the whole character of Edwin lmao
Ifk i lol'd pretty good
The scene was so real and Steven Yeun absolutely DOES deserve an Emmy for his performance in Beef. Not just a nomination. An Emmy.
He got it!
This series is just wonderful and I’m not religious but that is one great scene.
Same I searched for it because it almost reminded me of when I used to be religious. And the comfort it used to bring me haha
@Booznstuff such is life right? The private and tiny moments to ourselves to let go.
It’s not about being religious. It’s about forming a relationship with Christ. it’s not supposed to be a “religion”
@@JUSTLJ_ but it is
@@johnyboy228 no. Humans choose to MAKE it a religion. A relationship with Jesus Christ is not a religion. It’s simply a relationship
That was a touching scene. Cried the first time I watched it, and misty-eyed each time I watch it. Steven was so full of emotion. That was some awesome acting! He deserves an award.
If Steven yuen doesn't win some kind of awards for this show.....something is seriously wrong
He should have won something already by now, so it’s clear that he still doesn’t get the credit he deserves
He did! He won the Emmy! Ali Wong did too and the show overall did too!
He has won an Emmy, Golden Globe, SAG, etc....
My husband and I bawled at this scene! It was soo accurately portrayed about how someone experiences the presence of God at church! Especially, after a difficult week. Soo powerful 😭🙌🏾
Not necessarily Korean church experience, just any church can do it. I'm not religious, but when i had a very hard time i went to a catholic church nearby and just sat on the last row observing. I started crying because of the difference between the broken world inside me and the beautiful music and peace around. Best scene ever, undoubtedly. I feel like i was spied on.
Keep going to church my friend. I came back to the Catholic Church after being atheist/agnostic for many years and it has completely turned my life around, both inward and outward. This is God calling out to you to come home.
Kinda strange how many atheists talk about how when they go into a Catholic parish, they feel at peace, and they can't explain why..maybe its because Catholicism is true
Especially because he was trying to off himself in the first episode. It’s a surreal experience going from feeling so alone to a room full of love and worship
So awesome! This is actually what a lot of non-denominational churches are like, sadly just a lot of media doesn’t show the good. Really awesome that Beef had this scene.
Not just a korean church experience. This is the church experience
Agrees. I have personally experienced this. I was in a bad place. It was like a release. Very powerful
@@wjmrtnz1 less of a release for me, more likes first a sudden realization of how i actually felt, it was just a very confronting moment of just how bad things had gotten and I just had nothing to hide behind anymore and just completely broke down. I had felt so much apathy for a while that this moment was years of repressed emotions
Agree! I tried hard to not break down in front of everyone at church but I felt so much emotion when I went to a sermon talking about the love of God
Agreed I'm not Korean but have witnessed similar experiences in black churches and white churches
i haven’t been a christian for a long time, but i can definitely attest to this being brilliantly accurate acting
probably the most accurate “church experience” bit i’ve ever seen; not sure why “korean” got tacked on there but whatever, doesn’t matter
I'm not a sappy guy but I was deeply moved by this scene. It was powerful.
The funny thing is he says at the end that he doesn't believe in God. I think even atheists sometimes have a desire to go to a church because life can get so unbearably overwhelming at times and you just want to eat a bullet at times. Humans have been seeking some greater power than ourselves ever since we've been here.
I was blown away by this scene. It brought me to tears. For a moment i felt the strength of this emotional release by Steven’s character. Amazing job!
That scene was incredible---Steven Yeun knocked it out of the park. One of my favorite moments of the entire season.
Not only Korean churches but most churches with praise and worship contemporary singers. This is really touching, Steven is really great here.
I was so moved and happy they added this scene! I went to church when I wasn't a believer and was hopeless. They started singing about how almighty God is I started bawling. Felt like I was seen by a force I couldn't see. I've been walking with Jesus for two years now, and it's been beautifully complex.
As Asian who grew up in the west and wife is white and surrounded by white ppl all the time, this show shows what Asian man goes through in the western world in a much deeper way
Steven Yeun said in an interview that as an Asian in the mid-west, he felt like an outsider, and church was where he felt like he belonged and had community. He actually lead praise music like he does in the show.
@@naturallyamuseddid he go to a Korean church? Because that would make sense. But by that point, it wouldn’t of had to have been church but rather any other event with majority Koreans.
This show is supposed to depict the asian american immigrant upbringing, specifically the child of asian american immigrants and how they are affected in adulthood.
Yet, I'm a white man married to an Asian wife and I'm surrounded more by Asians all the time in the Western world 😂
@WeaponXPunisher that guy probably lives in like Sacramento or something haha
This scene was honestly amazing, didn't feel forced at all, sober yet moving.
....When an actor transcends from mere acting to a profound connection with true feelings and emotions, they cease to be actors, for in that moment, they become vessels of authenticity and spiritual resonance.
I have cried or fought back tears many times during church. Sometimes a church song or a sermon just hits you like that.
Thinking about past experiences, lost ones, just life itself.
Everyone is so busy Monday thru Saturday with life, when Sunday comes , its time to reflect and release, and church provides that space to talk to God ( in your head of course) and let it all out and soak in the grace of God.
We all have an imaginary friend
@@HotKooks bruh
Yes, there are many names, so be it.
Whatever keeps you going its all good. Some of us are less fortunate and go through all of life’s trials and tribulations and thus the quest to save our sanity leads each one of us in our own paths.
@@HotKooksand the devil is yours 🎉
@@blanklane415okay but why bash his opinion? Stop being a Christian hater, it’s not like you would do that for any other religion or movement group so stop doing to us Christian’s thanks 🙏
I cried during this scene. The emotions he was portraying were palpable through the screen!
As a Christian myself, i connected with this scene as i once felt the place he was standing in years ago. A very geniune and real moment, made me happy a type of scene was shown with his type of character in the series. Didnt see it coming. Absolutely loved it!
I second this! My relationship with God is stronger now than it's ever been in my adult life and this scene moved me to tears because I know the power God's presence.
BEEF is the best series on Netflix this year for sure. This scene is seriously the best and made me cry because it is so real. Steven Yeun better get some awards for this.
Yes it was by far the best scene in the entire series imo absolutely phenomenal! Such powerful and an emotional performance! 👏 👏👏
It’s a moving scene. I’m on a worship team so I can relate to all of those emotions. He reaches out to broken people. We’re not perfect people but we have a Mighty God who Redeems! Many times felt during Worshiping.
Such a powerful scene. Every knee will bow and the fathers arm will be open wide. Get the man an Oscar.
I loved this show, it’s funny, and very well written and acted. Nonstop, totally binged watch it.
I wasn't really moved cuz I'm not a religious person myself, but I am impressed by the performance and how genuine it looked. So kudos to Steve! And amazing series btw. A MUST WATCH!
A nomination for his stress eating chicken sandwhiches phone call should also be mentioned. 😢
Wow, yes! That scene was heartbreaking and powerful. Thanks for mentioning it.
Yeah it was his choping mechanism, for me when I am full on stress, I end up chucking down any snacks I can find to keep my mind occupied
It is really fucking depressing that he eats 4 chicken sandwiches by himself in one setting.
I would cry too if Ben form the umbrella academy came to sing at my church
That’s who he was, thanks
Is that actually his voice tho? But only if Klaus summoned him.
Holy shit, I was wondering the whole season where did I’ve seen him before. Thank youu
Ooooh that's why im familiar with him...
yooooooo lol
This scene really touched me. Powerful.
Honestly i loved that a show had the courage to show a religious moment in all its glory, and how truly empowering it can feel
BEEF is a great show! Looking forward to season 2. The scene was very well acted.
It’s a miniseries. I don’t think it’ll get a second season
@@lexxabbey467 i dont think its a miniseries. Usually NETFLIX write Miniseries or limited series in the titles in they're shows like The queen gambit or Unorthodox. Im pretty sure this will get another season but with different characters
@@ForceInEvHorizon I disagree, I think it ended off in a way that tied up all the loose ends and it was perfect, that was all it needed. I'm not sure how they would draw it out to another season - even though I wanted it to go on and on!
Wasn’t acted he was touched.
@@MrShnazer hahaha. Thank you. I needed that. He’s touched. That was funny and I let out a big guffaw. Thanks
Steven deserves an Emmy
What’s an Emmy?
This show is the best thing that has come out in a long time
This scene got me. I was balling 😭😭 I haven't been to a church in probably 20 years. It moved me. He made me feel everything.
This not only reflects a Korean church experience but most modern Evangelical church experiences. It’s beautiful.
Try Catholicsim
It’s how I felt first time I was brought into a Born again Christian church the music really hit me, and I was raised Catholic.
Amen brother continue you're walk with Christ and bless you
I think this show is one of the best shows I have ever seen in my life.
Great series…completely glued and binge watching “Beef” …what an amazing show…that scene was mesmerizing! Deserved the golden globes and Emmy’s that it won!
As a non-believer, I was definitely moved by this scene. I cried so hard because I could just feel all his mistakes being pulled away from him. I don’t think you have to be religious to have felt this before. ❤
The mistake you make is the assumption that no one is intrinsically religious, which is absurd. We all want God to be real. God is the only logical explanation. So, of course, this would cut anyones heart. You wouldn't have cried anywhere else with a different depiction.
I cried like never before. It helped me release pain
Go Mavs
i do cringe at first but the familiarity of the feeling that i feel when i once go to a christian church before. the worship and singing is very moving, although I really have doubts on my beliefs but having in the moment of singing and worship does make you feel sad and just wanna release everything and cry.
Lowkey brought me to tears and I haven't been to church since I was a kid
It’s a sign 🤍
This scene moved me even though I've been to a non Korean church from childhood.
But I've seen people and kids from my Church (India) go to Korea to learn more about choir and worship.
They just know how to do it best. They have these church groups that invite people from across the world to teach worship too.
I truly hope he wins an award for his work on BEEF! The range!!! Bloody hell and for this scene alone!! X
i felt so moved, i even cried with him❤
loved Beef especially episode 10, which was a complete surprise and showed a beautiful transformation and soulful communication between two humans 🌞
THIS SCENE RIGHT HERE IS EVERYTHING! I love how they captured without any mockery a person tearfully coming to Jesus, having an encounter with Him in a pure worship church setting!! And the prayer the guy came and prayed over him was bang on how it would happen in real life! Omg awesome!
This scene struck a chord for me. Definitely was crying.
This scene really tugged at my heartstrings; if you’re going through a very difficult time, sometimes a religious experience really allows you to unload
I'm a 36 year old half Korean from LA. I resonate so much with this show, it's the most original, human drama/comedy I've seen in a long time.
I was very moved by this scene where Danny cho went to church looking for emotional support and found more than that he connected with his faith and hi's heart and soul were right where he needed to be and Steven Young has done such a great performance with his character Danny Cho in the show beef. Was very moved by this scene...
He was stressed and so broken in tears. We all need to cry it out sometimes to let it out!! I feel him.😢
This scene and his Amazing Grace rendition reconnected me with our maker, after decades of anger. So grateful 🙏
didn't expect to cry on this seen. Caught me off guard. I know how this feels
I loved Beef, and I sure hope there's a season 2. The church scene touched me and made me cry. It is exactly how it is. He portrayed it so well. This is very much like any church that's Full Gospel, so to speak, and has praise and worship services group(s) and portions of the service. They're fantastic, and they did the scene absolutely respectful and true to life.
I knew the first time I watched this scene that it was going to be praised. Incredibly moving
I was. I honestly wanted to cry and fall out. So glad netflix downloaded this for me. They really put me on. ❤
I’m a HARCORE atheist but I attended Pentecostal church until I was about 14. This had me in tears for sure. I don’t care that other people have faith or use it and honestly sometimes I’m a little envious. But unfortunately I also think they are easily influenced and can’t think for themselves. Oh yeah. Back to the point. He’s going to get the Emmy. This was masterclass. No one else need apply.
That’s exactly what it is to be a Christian. we can’t think for ourselves and that is why we seek his presence at all times Cuz we admit that we’re weaklings. And I feel you because I was like that too. I was thinking like wow, they can be too spongey to think that what everyone would say about or relate to God, they would easily just follow it. But, there’: more to it tbh. I didn’t realize it until it hits me.
I cried while watching this scene because he was holding so much in and I think I could just relate to that. I am also happy they depicted the church that way and not the constant mockery we see these days, the experiences are real especially when you feel you’ve hit rock bottom, you just want to be heard and seen.
This scene was so amazingly good he really deserved to win that Emmy
This kind of experience that many people try to avoid because they are afraid to admit their weaknesses and shame. They choose to be atheism rather than being honest to themselves like in this scene.
this is accurate. Cuz I was like that. And yes I was afraid of something and couldn’t just accept something in me. Then I reached to the point like “damn, I can’t do it anymore. I surrender” that’s where everything began. Now, I am grateful to be in the Lord’s hands rn.
Because the acting is superb. And I think it was heartbreakingly accurate that even being touched this way he couldn’t give up being a criminal.
From what I've heard and seen outta Steven concerning his work in invincible it's just Steven. The man is a phenom. A bundle of emotion the world really does need.
When his friend came up behind him and put his hands on him to pray for him I got chills! Praise God for the gift of the Holy Spirit!
I’ve cried every time I herd and watch this song ❤ this acting seems like real and the worship song is love ❤️❤️❤️
I was moved by the scene. I started crying. Same feeling I get when I listen to worship music that touches my soul
This scene hit hard because the last time I was at church I almost couldn’t stop crying it was probably the most peaceful I have ever been ❤ god is good 🙏🏽
So RAW… We sing this song in our church it moves me to pieces. I think about how I felt the same way he did when I first heard it. Takes me back to that moment.
I felt his presence👏👏👏 Well done Handyman 😅 praise worthy
Good to know others appreciated this scene just as much as I did. Incredibly done.
Look at my boy Steven getting shine as he should!!! This scene was immaculate - give him the Emmy!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Update: it’s with a heavy heart that I can no longer support the previous statement above nor the show. It’s because of the actor David Choe who played the cousin, what he said and how that negatively affects the black community especially black women and the fact that the show runners and actors knew about it.
As a black woman I can’t support a person who makes those kind of “jokes” about people like me especially since I and many other have had that “joke” happen to us. Nor can I support a show who promotes and tries to elevate him. Throughly disappointing.
Now you having a beef with dem lol
The scene was relatable, I was moved by the scene. I had some moments like this, going to church and simply praying or hearing the silence like someone is talking to me. There are times we just needed that moment of releasing our emotions and felt good afterward.
Lmao the Korean Church basketball league scene was hilariously accurate. Those leagues go hard af.
I am Filipino and got invited by my Korean friend to play in the Korean Church League. I was in a fast break and went for a lay up, the guy chasing me down straight up pushed me into the bleacher seats behind the basket…didn’t even try to block my shot ala Lebron. Hard af for real! He apologized after the game.
LOVE IT!!!! They deserves all the awards! Salute to all the actors and director of this movie! ❤❤❤
It’s relatable for religious people. The feeling is authentic and real
Love the show! It’s really intense. I’m not religious at all but this scene made me extremely emotional 😢
I’m lost in emotion every time I hear a specific gospel song. It never fails and I’m all for it
It was not acting, He really felt something during that scene, a force from Heaven that you really can't control. "THE GREATEST LOVE OF GOD"
So deserves every award available.
I loved it. It's so upsetting that a lot of these churches have turned into a joke, but the pure, genuine experience is what the goodness of church should be, a cleansing experience.
Give that man ALL the awards! BEEF is the best show this year!
That hit home hard. I've been where he is at that point for a while. Broken, filled with rage, shame, emptiness and lack of purpose.
Love and peace to all who read. I hope you find some light in your life
It was TRULY authentic!
I was intensely moved by this scene. I even felt thr spirit in those moments and the one where he sang amazing grace too.
I was in tears during this moment. I appreciated how honest and raw it was. It was very moving to me
such a magnificent actor. what an incredible scene
This scene was… AWARD WINNING!
It was very relatable , those moments are very real in those situations. So they did a good job depicting that
Most beautiful scene I have never seen so longo, he sired deserve to be recognised
Are you kidding me ??!!! I cried like a baby
It’s honestly how it is. You hit this point in your life where you can’t see the next step, the ending point, living at the end of the tunnel. Somehow you end up in this place you normally won’t not sure why or how you got there and then bam, you’re met with who God really is. Not what people have said, what the church made Him to be, what the government made him to be, but who HE introduces Himself to you personally. And that is so overwhelming but releasing
I’ve felt this overwhelming joy, peace, despair, calm and gratefulness at times when I church. When the lyrics hit my heart, the pastor preaches uplifting words. When you’re feeling angst and the church feeling just takes over. It’s such a powerful, palpable feeling of release.
I love how accurate they made this scene in the show Beef
One of the best I had seen from Steven. Congrats to the whole Beef team!
Heck yes. Made people cry with him.
Steven Yeun is a top notch actor! I'm so not into religion, even left the Catholic Church, but damn, that scene got me, hit me deep in the guts. One moment, I noticed tears running down my face.
This scene MADE the show for me
Steven yeun was absolutely amazing in this! The directing the writing the acting all incredible very entertaining story! The show pulls you in right away from the start and the finish was very satisfying
I agree, this scene was so authentic. I’ve not only experienced something similar myself, but have witnessed many others experiencing the same in Asian churches like this.
From my experiences in various types of churches it’s a great depiction of that overwhelming burst of emotions across the board it’s great acting as well… the moment of shame in crying the attempts to hide it an the acceptance of the emotion A class acting an representation
This is because we all felt the presence of the lord in this powerful scene