Honestly I would love it. But I feel it have to be rather darker show in order to do her back story right. The way she talk about her past is rather dark. When they are just one of comments from Gloria they can be play for humour. But to actually show this stuff there no way it could be play off for humours..
Their relationship is a bit weird and disturbing at times but being fair, Manny was everything Gloria had for a long time He was her motivation and only company for years before she met Jay
@@MariaJoseRangelUwU well first, you dont look like a man so I don't think the dynamic I'm talking about applies to you and your mother. Second, it is clearly not the case for every parent and child relationship, mostly just the inappropriate ones. I did say "some" not all. Hope that clarifies.
Ok, so when I was 3, I took my brother's safety scissors and mangled my hair. The only thing they could do was give me a boy's haircut and move on with life. When I was about 5, I asked my brother "Who is that little boy in the picture with you?" and my 12 year old brother freaked out and said he couldn't tell me. So pestered and pestered. and he finally "gave in" and told me it was "our brother, Johnny." Johnny was 2 years older than me, but he kept leaving his wet towels on the bathroom floor and so mom got so mad and flushed him down the toilet. That night, mom yelled at me to come upstairs and as soon as I got there, she flushed the toilet. I bolted into my room and hide under my bed crying that I didn't want to be flushed like Johnny and my mom was Whut? My brother was in SO much trouble. Then when I was about 7, an older cousin had fraternal twin boys. One boy was a spitting image of my brother as a baby and the whole family gushed about it. The other twin grew up feeling left out. Then when he was 6, he came up to me and said "Jacki, who is this little boy with Bobby? He looks JUST LIKE ME!" (which was totally true). I told him, "That's actually me with a boy's haircut, kiddo." "I LOOK LIKE YOU?!?! YAAAAY!" it was sweet.
@@CaligoArye aww that was sweet 😊. I thought you were gonna tell him the same story your brother told you and scare him off. Phew 😌. Now I feel bad for thinking that way.
"do you have to be so white all the time" was actually perfect lol. A lot of cultures parent/child relationship is pretty different than what is normal in the u.s. The parent/child relationship even differs a lot in the u.s between races so even though some of this does seem weird its liekley that everyone's just having some culture shock
That's so true. I think the parent-child relationship of an average white family in the US has got to be one of the coldest I've ever seen. I'm white, too but in Germany we aren't so prude with a lot of things. We definitely have a much more open relationship with our kids than the average American family
@@Maddie1402_ I could be wrong but it starts right at childhood - with the 'ferberizing' or whatever. I don't think this practice is used outside of the US and Western Europe.
You do understand that not all white people are American, right? Me, for example. She could've asked "do you have to be so American all the time" if that's what she meant. You're racist.
@@Maddie1402_ pretty sure that out of all parent-child relationships white children are the most catered to, if you wanna see a cold distant relationship then try immigrant parents with traditional authoritarian parenting. we wouldn't dare express ourselves the way many white kids are able to bc all we'd get is a monumental whooping.
Gloria was calling Claire "Diablo/Devil", because Claire pushed her to confess something out loud and that caused her problems with Manny. I'm not from the US, but, I never said Diablo in a similar context, nor I never heard anyone doing that, some could say "diablos", which is the equivalent of "damn it" or alternatively "demonios" (literally means "demons", influences of the Christianity/Catholicism). I think you're referring to that, but, that's not the same Gloria did. She wasn't cursing her luck at that moment, like when someone says "diablos". Don't know exactly how things were before, but, if anyone would call devil to someone else, it'd usually be old ladies, that followed the Catholicism or they were raised in a house or society like that (well, usually most of Latin America), they would say that. Take into account, Sofia Vergara does things like that for the comedy, as well. If it's not a confusion from you part, I guess it's something people does in the US, that'd be a result of the cross of languages and people that used old fashioned expressions or slang that were taken as casual and common Spanish in the US.
Many people say that they are weird and sometimes disturbing but that is actually how a really loving latino mother tend to behave specially if is a only child latino mothers are really expressive of their love to their children. Is true sometimes Gloria is overprotective but Manny used to be her only company and reason to keep going.
@@cxxx1257 exactly, Southeast Asia and Latin American countries got similar cultures, families in USA just think it’s normal to hate each other or never talk again when they’re 18
@@levitatingstan6526 yeah true but they made it look like we are the abnormal one, they say nasty things like Alabama and stuffs, these make me feel disgusted (my English is not so good,, i hope you understand what i am trying to say)
I get it, but I also think these cultural attitudes aren't very healthy. I come from a colombian family, and this kind of stuff can cause problems as far as family is concerned. I'm not saying two white writers were the best choices to do this, but generally, I do believe these attitudes should be criiticized or at least challenged.
OMG “three times a week a picture of your face so I can look into your eyes and see if you’re lying to me” just KILLED ME, didn’t expect that turn! 😂😂😂
No, she definitely doesn't. She knows how unhealthy her relationship is with Manny and regrets him not having a bit of an "edge" to him, so she's making an effort to change that for Joe. Plus, I believe having Jay in the picture from the beginning of Joe's life changes things quite a bit because for several years of Manny's life, he was all she had until she met Jay.
What I love about their relationship is that they both are very aware of how "too close" they are but don't care. Edit: I appreciate the likes, folks. Stay frosty.
Latin moms get really attached to their male sons lol, its just like that here, my mom is just like this with my brother (well not exactly, the show is obviously exaggerated) but they are happy like this, so whatever, its better having a good relationship with your parents than hating them.
.. to their "male sons"? 😅 Anyway, I see your point! Having a close and honest relationship with your mother (and father) is so important for your inner compass and your maturity ... You know, as long as it's not an unhealthy relationship leading to psychosexual issues that'll interfere with every future relationship.
@@MariaHermora Honestly, just watch as much TV and read as many stuff as you can. When it's some type of media that you are actually interested about, in an effort to understand it, your brain will make more of an effort to remember definitions and pronunciations. Also try to say the dialogue out loud, make a game out of seeing how much you can sound like the characters.
@@dianagoenaga7263 gracias ❤️. Puedo entender bastante leyendo, puedo ver series con subtítulos en inglés y entender un 60-70%, pero a la hora del listening sin subtítulos es todos muy complicado. Gracias ❤️.
Seeing Gloria being a struggling, but still badass single parent immigrant with a precocious litte Manny would be a great. It could really talk about some great subjects while still being hilarious at times.
It's funny, but I find her character to be the stereotypical Latina Spitfire. It's an old trope (at least from the 1930s). Manny is pretty good and Jay is too. I think the show is a bit more respectful to Latin culture, but Gloria is the same character I've seen many times. I will admit she's very easy on the eyes and does have an occasional funny lunny.
My mum and I had a relationship similar to Gloria and Manny. She raised me when she was very young and got very attached and now that I’m older, I’ve grown to appreciate her a lot and now I’m attached 🤣
"The only thing stronger than Manny's fear is his need to protect his mother"
I took that personally.
How bout his need to stuff his face and not exercise?
@@fenixchief7 the real Ron Swanson would never sneer at the time-honored American tradition of gluttony and sloth.
Emotional blackmail works wonders, especially with boys... Thsts how I run my household 😂😂😂
@@monicamlotshwa4531 oh boy, that kinda gave some dark flashbacks of my life with my mom ☠
@@Comrade_Jason the real Ron Swanson would almost be proud of that comeback. 🥹👨🏻🦰
I still say, a spinoff of Glorias past story would be something to bingewatch, if they could pull it off
Yes!
*IF* they could. Honestly, I feel like it'd be a cheap knock off
And her cartel family shows up. Lol
Honestly I would love it. But I feel it have to be rather darker show in order to do her back story right. The way she talk about her past is rather dark. When they are just one of comments from Gloria they can be play for humour. But to actually show this stuff there no way it could be play off for humours..
Who would play the part of Gloria
To be fair, Gloria raised Manny in a cutthroat environment and made sure Manny never grows up to be a hooligan like the peers around him.
How come, I never even considered that point?! 😮 Very true indeed!
“just be a boy, kick a ball, steal something”.
gloria low key wishes manny had some more javier in him
@@fulltimeslackerii8229 she raised him too well
Still a hooligan if he's lusting after his family, especially his aunt. In many ways, that's worse
@@doedee7973he was a kid at that time.. Thats his step aunt.. New to him
Their relationship is a bit weird and disturbing at times but being fair, Manny was everything Gloria had for a long time
He was her motivation and only company for years before she met Jay
Ya they were the only thing each other had
Its social commentary about how weird some mothers and their sons get. Same damn thing with fathers and their daughters.
@@fenixchief7 so aggressive 💀
@@fenixchief7 not really. It’s the same for me and my mom. We’re very close.
@@MariaJoseRangelUwU well first, you dont look like a man so I don't think the dynamic I'm talking about applies to you and your mother. Second, it is clearly not the case for every parent and child relationship, mostly just the inappropriate ones. I did say "some" not all. Hope that clarifies.
"I told him It was his twin sister who died" 😅🤣😂
And Jay's face was priceless 😆😆🤣😂
The years as Al Bundy finally paid off.
Ok, so when I was 3, I took my brother's safety scissors and mangled my hair. The only thing they could do was give me a boy's haircut and move on with life. When I was about 5, I asked my brother "Who is that little boy in the picture with you?" and my 12 year old brother freaked out and said he couldn't tell me. So pestered and pestered. and he finally "gave in" and told me it was "our brother, Johnny." Johnny was 2 years older than me, but he kept leaving his wet towels on the bathroom floor and so mom got so mad and flushed him down the toilet. That night, mom yelled at me to come upstairs and as soon as I got there, she flushed the toilet. I bolted into my room and hide under my bed crying that I didn't want to be flushed like Johnny and my mom was Whut? My brother was in SO much trouble.
Then when I was about 7, an older cousin had fraternal twin boys. One boy was a spitting image of my brother as a baby and the whole family gushed about it. The other twin grew up feeling left out. Then when he was 6, he came up to me and said "Jacki, who is this little boy with Bobby? He looks JUST LIKE ME!" (which was totally true). I told him, "That's actually me with a boy's haircut, kiddo." "I LOOK LIKE YOU?!?! YAAAAY!" it was sweet.
@@CaligoArye aww that was sweet 😊.
I thought you were gonna tell him the same story your brother told you and scare him off. Phew 😌. Now I feel bad for thinking that way.
G: “if you have a problem with the way many is being raised, you talk to me!!”
J: “I am”
G: “I don’t wanna hear it!!”
😂😂😂😂
No???
Funny how J does the same job as Jay
"I'm dating my mother! GROSS! "
"Excuse me? "
God I freaking love her.
"I told him it was his twin sister who died" 😂
“So that I can look into your eyes and see if you’re lying to me.” Haha I lost it 🤣🤣🤣
Little manny was so adorable
Yeah, He just got annoying in later seasons
@@XFactorDN Couldn’t agree more.
@@XFactorDNI hated that the writers messed up his character.
Then he got fatter and turned into a weird creep.
@@nastybigJimI think it’s actually kind of realistic that he’d turn into a weird sheltered hobgoblin. Look how his mother treated him.
They just had a real close relationship that sometimes got weird.
Some…times??
It’s sweet
No, it is a normal Colombian mum and son relationship.
"do you have to be so white all the time" was actually perfect lol. A lot of cultures parent/child relationship is pretty different than what is normal in the u.s. The parent/child relationship even differs a lot in the u.s between races so even though some of this does seem weird its liekley that everyone's just having some culture shock
That's so true. I think the parent-child relationship of an average white family in the US has got to be one of the coldest I've ever seen. I'm white, too but in Germany we aren't so prude with a lot of things. We definitely have a much more open relationship with our kids than the average American family
@@Maddie1402_ I could be wrong but it starts right at childhood - with the 'ferberizing' or whatever. I don't think this practice is used outside of the US and Western Europe.
You do understand that not all white people are American, right? Me, for example. She could've asked "do you have to be so American all the time" if that's what she meant. You're racist.
@@Maddie1402_ pretty sure that out of all parent-child relationships white children are the most catered to, if you wanna see a cold distant relationship then try immigrant parents with traditional authoritarian parenting. we wouldn't dare express ourselves the way many white kids are able to bc all we'd get is a monumental whooping.
@@edithputhy4948 valid point
Nothing more latin than saying “Diablo” when we know we screwed up 😂
Lmaoo
Gloria was calling Claire "Diablo/Devil", because Claire pushed her to confess something out loud and that caused her problems with Manny. I'm not from the US, but, I never said Diablo in a similar context, nor I never heard anyone doing that, some could say "diablos", which is the equivalent of "damn it" or alternatively "demonios" (literally means "demons", influences of the Christianity/Catholicism).
I think you're referring to that, but, that's not the same Gloria did. She wasn't cursing her luck at that moment, like when someone says "diablos".
Don't know exactly how things were before, but, if anyone would call devil to someone else, it'd usually be old ladies, that followed the Catholicism or they were raised in a house or society like that (well, usually most of Latin America), they would say that.
Take into account, Sofia Vergara does things like that for the comedy, as well.
If it's not a confusion from you part, I guess it's something people does in the US, that'd be a result of the cross of languages and people that used old fashioned expressions or slang that were taken as casual and common Spanish in the US.
Not related but I'm an army too. Saw your profile picture
Many people say that they are weird and sometimes disturbing but that is actually how a really loving latino mother tend to behave specially if is a only child latino mothers are really expressive of their love to their children. Is true sometimes Gloria is overprotective but Manny used to be her only company and reason to keep going.
i think for people in usa it's weird but it's a completely normal relation between mother and son in south Asia.
@@cxxx1257 exactly, Southeast Asia and Latin American countries got similar cultures, families in USA just think it’s normal to hate each other or never talk again when they’re 18
@@levitatingstan6526 yeah true but they made it look like we are the abnormal one, they say nasty things like Alabama and stuffs, these make me feel disgusted (my English is not so good,, i hope you understand what i am trying to say)
I get it, but I also think these cultural attitudes aren't very healthy. I come from a colombian family, and this kind of stuff can cause problems as far as family is concerned. I'm not saying two white writers were the best choices to do this, but generally, I do believe these attitudes should be criiticized or at least challenged.
Yeah mothers like that end up a bitch to their daughter in laws. Creepy
Gloria shauted at Claire "DIABLO"🤣
Love her always
“You know we have a thermometer”
“Do you have to be so white all the time ?!”
🤣😂🤣😂
OMG “three times a week a picture of your face so I can look into your eyes and see if you’re lying to me” just KILLED ME, didn’t expect that turn! 😂😂😂
"my clothes are not that ti.. my heels are not tha... and I AM NOT Lou..."
"omg im dating my mother.. gross"
"exCUSE ME??"
Excuse me to the “gross” part not the “dating my mother” part 😂😂😂
I don’t think Gloria ever coddled Joe the way she coddled Manny. Manny has and will always be her favorite child.
No, she definitely doesn't. She knows how unhealthy her relationship is with Manny and regrets him not having a bit of an "edge" to him, so she's making an effort to change that for Joe. Plus, I believe having Jay in the picture from the beginning of Joe's life changes things quite a bit because for several years of Manny's life, he was all she had until she met Jay.
“or did you need your brown noise machine?” mannys response cracks me up!
" I currssseeee my tongue"😂😂😂😂
Sofia Vergara is one of the best comedy performers out there. Her delivery of "Diablo!" with that stick swing at 0:55 had me rolling on the floor.
She is a rare combination of beauty and personality.
“You’re just saying that” *flattered*😂
instead of joe we should have gotten gloria that daughter she always wanted
I bet Manny's friends would love for is mom to come by.
I would also get her to check m my fever regularly.
_🎶Manny’s mom has got it goin’ on.🎶_
@@MorgorDre with a rectal thermometer?
2:24 "I heard you tell Stella to go in the yard and die"
Manny looks like a young Gabriel Eglasias
I was searching who he reminded me of 🤔🤔👍👍
Gabriel iglesias was one time in the show
Haha Jay's look of horror whenever Gloria tells story about her and Manny's weird relationship.
honestly they were all each other had and past their is overlooked
6:12
Thats a therMOMeter
My siblings and I still hold our mom's hand sometimes when we go out. Moms are the best!
What I love about their relationship is that they both are very aware of how "too close" they are but don't care.
Edit: I appreciate the likes, folks. Stay frosty.
Exactly
They should care for more...she us a toxic mother
6:43 her acting is so good ❤️
Imagine going through puberty while having to work with Sofia Vergara as your on screen mom. Sounds horrible 😂
Now imagine Nolan Guild with Julie Bowen.
Latin moms get really attached to their male sons lol, its just like that here, my mom is just like this with my brother (well not exactly, the show is obviously exaggerated) but they are happy like this, so whatever, its better having a good relationship with your parents than hating them.
.. to their "male sons"? 😅 Anyway, I see your point! Having a close and honest relationship with your mother (and father) is so important for your inner compass and your maturity ... You know, as long as it's not an unhealthy relationship leading to psychosexual issues that'll interfere with every future relationship.
@@NiVi192 Sigmund Freud shedding a tear in the afterlife
@@edithputhy4948 Exactly my point
True, I'm pretty close to my mom, sometimes it causes trouble but we are dealing with it in a healthy way
I don’t know much Spanish but I know what diablo means. It feels good to know a word in a different language. The transition was smooth.
found the american
That's the same feeling that I had, when I was learning English. The mind just goes "Wait...I understand that!!"
@@dianagoenaga7263 Give me tips to learn English pls, i beg u :c
@@MariaHermora Honestly, just watch as much TV and read as many stuff as you can. When it's some type of media that you are actually interested about, in an effort to understand it, your brain will make more of an effort to remember definitions and pronunciations. Also try to say the dialogue out loud, make a game out of seeing how much you can sound like the characters.
@@dianagoenaga7263 gracias ❤️. Puedo entender bastante leyendo, puedo ver series con subtítulos en inglés y entender un 60-70%, pero a la hora del listening sin subtítulos es todos muy complicado. Gracias ❤️.
Yeah there’s a lot of mothers that are like this. They become toxic mother in laws.
I would love to watch Gloria's background story untul she met Jay
Yes. With Javier in it too 😂😂😂
Seeing Gloria being a struggling, but still badass single parent immigrant with a precocious litte Manny would be a great. It could really talk about some great subjects while still being hilarious at times.
0:55 😂 The way she has “Diablo…!”
When you see this exclusively, it looks weird af
😂❤️ Gloria saying to Jay that he is skating on thin egg shells! 😀
I think the male writers in the show were just channeling themselves through Manny.
We need a special from this series every now and then.
I love when she calls Claire the devil
0:51
“I was talking about another Manny that I’ve known a long time ago”
She comes back to Claire
“El diavlo”😤
“HIS TWIN SISTER WHO DIED” 💀💀 6:20
Imagine sofia vergara as ur overprotective mom
I wouldn't mind! 😁😉
Wish I had a mom like her :(
'Do you have to be so white all the time?' - LOVED IT
Manny & Gloria = the perfect example of parentification
That’s not what parentification means
No it’s enmeshment
Parentification = Manny is made to act like the parent in weird ways reading bedtime stories, etc
Manny grew up to be like his uncles on the ahow😂
this convince me to watch the whole series 🤣
You should, it’s amazing!!!
you won't regret it!! fr.
A compilation of Gloria convinced me to watch the series lol
You haven't watched modern family yet? Like how? 😭
@@rathan3288 im from a country that didnt show this series on tv i just found out about it recently.. Been missing so much am i?? 😭✋
1:37 "Brown Noise" is actually a real thing! It's great to sleep to, sounds like a low spaceship hum. You can ask an Alexa to play it!
But in this case Gloria was talking about herself right?
There’s an snl sketch called “black noise” that’s basically the concept of Gloria’s joke
Hopefully it’s not like the brown noise on South Park lol
1:38 the brown noice machine joke totally flew over my head the first time 😭
Sofia Vergara looks so young for her age, even if she was in a college dorm, she wouldn't look out of place.
How that kid made it through his scenes will forever be a mystery.
"Or did you need your brown noise machine" bro 😭😭😭
"You know we have a thermometer" 🤣
insult me so we can be even like a steven!
ohhh i just realized she was doing rimes
These two are the best😂👍👍
Low key this is common with moms lol at least it was when I grew up
"Thanks Kylie"
*slap*
i think mannys gloria's safety blanket, he literally like the only man she had when she came to the states... haha
Thank you for this video. Now I feel like I'm either grossed out or want a relationship like that 😩
This Is me with my son. 🤣
He Is forever my Valentine and my husband says we remind him of her.
cuteee🥺❣️
May I be your valentine.
Manny went from kid to middle-aged man in a hurry
Caring mother and caring Manny
"....he told me he will forever be my Valentine. Promises were made, I will NOT be ignored!" ...... Damn
0:35 will never not be funny to me, her scream and the diavlo 😭😭 gets me everytime
"his twin sister who died" lol what??? xD
She is such a good sweet mom
I love her character and her sarcasm.
It's funny, but I find her character to be the stereotypical Latina Spitfire.
It's an old trope (at least from the 1930s). Manny is pretty good and Jay is too. I think the show is a bit more respectful to Latin culture, but Gloria is the same character I've seen many times.
I will admit she's very easy on the eyes and does have an occasional funny lunny.
Gloria at Claire with the stick: Diablo! 😂
Your so cute
The twin sister thing was so messed up😭
Told him it was his twin sister that died ..... 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
This is where all that step bro im stuck came from.
5:56 manny the Actor is the luckiest kid alive!
They are the cutest mom son duo
I was awake when you were brushing my hair
Just how much of this is based on Sofia's real life experience as a single mother? It's hilarious.
I wish my mom would have been like this if she were alive
Hopefully you’ll get to see her someday ❤
@@yolandaponkers1581💀
“Do you _have_ to be so _white_ all the time?” 😅
She's thee best of Best mom ever(10 bottles of hot sauce 🔥🔥🔥
2:37 🤣🤣🤣🤣 lmaooooo
That reference to deadly attractions
The best thing about this was Jay.
4:39
1:38 I was so slow to what the video was about, I thought it was a joke about Joe and how babies poop, basically he misses Joe
My mum and I had a relationship similar to Gloria and Manny. She raised me when she was very young and got very attached and now that I’m older, I’ve grown to appreciate her a lot and now I’m attached 🤣
Kick a ball or steal something 😂😂😂😂
It reminds me of the relationship that I got with my mom ❤
“Diablo!” 😂😂😂😂
She looks like Lucy with that different haircut.
LOL, she call Clare a devil!
Not today 😂
“Brown noise machine” 😂
Gloria is a mood
'DiaaAblo!' 🤣
5:57 I've seen this scene before but on another website 🤔
1:36 LMFAOOO