Breaking Bad - 5x7 Say My Name - Group Reaction
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- Here we go with Episode 7 of Breaking Bad! Today we watch Say My Name! Hope you enjoy watching with us!
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After Jane Died, the "clean up guy" was suppose to be Saul, but Bob Odenkirk couldn't make the shoot that day, so they had to hire someone to do that scene, that's where Jonathan Banks got casted and it was one of the best things that could've happen.
David Sandoval wow i didn’t know that. Glad they casted him, he’s perfect for his role. 🤘🏼
@@Emkhey yep, and Mike is one hell of a character
Truth be told, I’m glad it wasn’t Saul, simply for the fact that it would pave pretty out of character. Other than that, Mike is the best, who isn’t the obvious Mike, Jesse, or Saul
@@MiguelAngel-um5iw it was How I Met Your Mother
@@cobaltfalcon9458 Right, thank you
Rana: “And Pop-Pop gets to walk away with his 5 million!”
Me: 😐
*oh boi*
Rana was so happy I felt bad for her lol
I know this feeling. I understand u :( I miss Mike
That's what Mike gets for threatening to kill Walt on multiple occasions. Walt is not a half-measures type of guy. Mike deserved his fate from all the times he wanted and even tried to murder Walt.
@*.*, he died by karma, just like Walt
You pay for what you did
We're in the endgame now, boys
Alright buddy
when Hank takes a shit we are!
@@flexefelux13 On Patreon he took a shit about six episodes ago xD
@@flexefelux13 ah shit....
And the end game is terrifying
"Everybody wins."
- Walt, one episode ago
I heard somewhere that "Everybody Wins" was originally going to be the title of this episode.
@@Jeremy-jm3fe yeah, because in this episode literally no one won, Mike died, Walter can't have Jesse's trust back, Skyler is stuck laundering Walt's money and Jesse lost Mike, the only person he REALLY trusted
"I'm so happy pop-pop is getting out"
Everyone watching: Yeah, don't get too happy
The girls missed that Kaylee got nothing. The box of money was taken again.
yeah I think it would be good to show them that part again... and also the line "you're goddamn right" because they were reacting to something else when it happened. most iconic line of the show and they didn't fully see it
@@bobdonda I am the one who knocks, or science/magnets bitch are definitely the most iconic lines of the show. Not anything from this episode.
@@trashsplashtucker "You're goddamn right" is pretty iconic dude.
@@cleanpiss Pretty generic you mean. If you quoted that to someone they'd be lucky if breaking bad was their first guess since that phrase has been used a million times, in a million mediums. How many times have you heard "I am the one who knocks." or the other I mentioned? You two are talking about his delivery of the phrase I'm assuming, not the actual line. Any untalented writer could've given Walt the exact same line verbatim, Bryan Cranston is the only reason that line was any good.
@@cleanpiss Say my name is more iconic
Bryan Cranston has the best voice for badass lines,when he says:"You're goddamn right" i get chills everytime!
Ciofinho oh hell yeah it’s iconic. I listen to the poem for one of the episodes. Ozimandias or something. God I love that poem
tread lightly.
You're goddamn right
bro literally said "I am him"
fyi- the money Mike left Kaylee was confiscated by the DEA, so she gets nothing. :(
Pretty sure the first bit still went through right? That money would have shipped before the DEA caught him.?
@Lucimyr Pretty sure people are sad because Mike's entire reason for making money turned out to be fruitless, not that Kaylee won't get some drug money
What about tobacco money? Or alcohol money? Who gives a shit money is money
i think it is very interesting that on shows like Breaking Bad, if a character does something stupid, we say "i cant believe Walt would do this, im actually mad"
but on bad shows, or in bad written episodes/seasons, for example GoT season 8, we say "i cant believe the writers would do this to the character"
goes to show how good Breaking Bad really is. We almost forget someone wrote that and believe its like a reality show.
Cause theres a difference between a smart character acting emotional and doing something stupid(for believable reasons) and a character acting out of character just because a terrible writer says so
Plus the characters are consistent. Walt has been spiraling out of control since episode one, but killing Gus was the moment he proved to himself he could do anything.
and its even more hilarious when the people that defend GOT final season said that the haters want disney ending and doesnt like daenerys change cause we dont like good characters become bad. almost everyone loved breaking bad cause the good character gone bad like walt but the writers did it in a way that is believable and smart. unlike GOT final season
@@johans3164 I loved Dany going mad, but they completely botched it with rushed, inconsistent writing. That whole turn shouldve been fleshed out over a couple seasons, not 6 episodes.
Damn, i just realised this is the last time Mike and Saul also speak to each other. After the shenanigans they got up to in BCS, they've known each other for a while.
That's the only "negative" thing about prequels. They can develop characters or relationships so well that you wish it continued in the original show. But obviously they didnt plan Saul and Mike to have that relationship yet when this was filmed and aired.
@@kevincos4450 they had a good relationship . but it just went downhill after mike threatened to break sauls legs
This episode forever changes your perception of the phrase "Say My Name". When everyone sees this episode they no longer think of this song, they think of Heisenberg.
i think of bryan cranston singing the song dressed as beyonce at coachella
Remember back in season 1 and 2, when walt got so shocked after seeing tuco killing no-doze just because he didn't like something he said, and realized how crazy and unstable he was? Yeah
when you sit back and just compare everything walt did now and compare it to the earliest seasons theres just so much change entierly and its so cool to watch
Todd never seemed erratic to me. He's always very level-headed, just amoral.
Yup, psychopathic; not in the ted bundy way; just logical, and emotionless.
4:38 "I'm so happy Pop-pop is getting out." You, sweet summer child...
*Rana:* _"Save yourself Mike! Leave your 10-year old granddaughter alone in the park!"_
...
Rana, you're gonna be a great mother!
"Yay Mike is getting away, yay his granddaughter is gonna be set for life" *insert one of Hannah's whistles here.*
Man...Todd was such a great creep. The more polite and earnest he is the more scared I get....its like....Gus could switch from fake and pleasant to real and sinister....but with Todd...that surface IS all there is to him. A blank human being....
What's even more harrowing (to me, at least) was that he seems like a nice guy; the lack of empathy is the only thing holding him back, and even then, I feel like that was just something he picked up from Jack.
most important toilet scene incoming
Top ten revelations that vwre concieved on the toilet
Plop
What's crazy is that ALL that conflict could've been avoided if he just didn't go to the bathroom.
The AED scene already happened ;)
"You're a Lannister. You're my son"
Although Mike was right about Walt's arrogance and pride he didn't factor in the fact if Walt just knew his place and kept in line - Gus would have killed Jesse. When Jesse was beaten by Hank he threatened giving Heisenberg to the police as his "Get out of jail free" card. If Gus caught wind of that, Jesse would have been killed. Walt took disfavor from Gus by firing Gale to hire Jesse. And - of course - the "Jesse versus the two drug dealers" incident was another time Walt took disfavor from Gus to protect Jesse. We could add Walt knowing about Jesse stealing meth to sell on the side. Again - things were not going well in the lab and if Gus caught wind of that ...
Mike hated leaving his grand daughter at the park but I believe he only did it because he had hope he could gather money a third time for her.
Walt took Mike's gun for a reason. I believe Walt was on the fence over killing Mike as a loose end. He definitely wanted Mike's legacy team dead and Mike's cooperation would have given Walt reason to spare Mike's life. Even so, Walt still felt bad over killing Mike. RIP Mike.
He did factor it. He did not care about Jesse.
That moment when your 2nd favourite character murders your favourite character😑
That moment when my favorite character murders my another favorite character and I'm forced to decide which one is the 1st and which is 2nd.
You couldn't find a reason why Walter killed Mike? He's a lose end now. Remember what he told jessie? No more half-measures.
But why would Mike rat?
you mean loose end
Mike told Walt no more half measures
@@varsh1568 he probably wouldn't. But his reluctance to give up the guys (who were definitely going to rat) and just fucking off somewhere and implying a threat that he will do something to Walt if he did anything, and then to top it off said what he said about Walt (which was the straw that broke the camels back)
Pop-Pop got Popped.
Ha ha ha
i hate you but take my like..
I love Mike as a character, and the actor who plays him, but damn, he was 100% cold serial killer/assassin that protected a monster who spread death through methamphetamine.
I honestly can't bare that we have to wait week to week for this story to wrap up. The speed of everything really ramps up from here
you know when it's a well written story when you actually care about a killer.
Its time to better call saul guys. More badass mike and saul's greatness. And Kim ♥️♥️♥️
I can't wait for them to move on to Better Call Saul!
Mike's speech killed Mike I think. First person that tells Walt how it really is, Walt know's it, can't have someone that knows the truth and not afraid to tell so bang, Mike's dead. So sad, and yes, this is the episode that made me hate Walt as well. As much as I love him though.
Scrummie 1.0 it weren’t his speech, it was Walt’s ego
I agree it was the speech which triggered Walts response. But it wasn't a logical thought out thing. It was a spur of the moment angry lashout. He even admitted so in the end, he had no reason to kill or even threaten Mike.
Wow, took some genius to figure that out.
He didn't tell him how it is, though. Mike said Walt's ego caused this mess when in fact it was Walt's protectiveness of Jesse. Walt and Gus were on good terms before Walt ran over the gangbangers to save Jesse. After that, Fring first tried to replace Walt with Gale and then with Jesse, fully planning on killing Walt asap. At that point, Walt's only option for protecting himself was to take Gus out first.
@@kaustubhgowardhan3813 exactly, ego had nothing to do with it. Was Walt just supposed to roll over and let Gus kill him? Too many people watch the show with emotion but if you really break things down it becomes clearer that, while Walt isn't the good guy, he's nowhere near evil.
15:43 "You are a time bomb, tick-tick-ticking. And I have no intention of being around for the boom."
ozymandias here we come
"you're not Beyonce". You're god damn right!!
Man, the end is near.
I can’t wait to see the last few episodes
Actually I think Mike could have been wrong there . Really what caused Walt and Gus to be on bad terms was Walt backing up Jessie . First Walt gets Gus to fire Gale then hires Jessie .. which definitely pissed Guss off. Then Walt kills Gus 2 dealers protecting Jessie . Everything after that was pretty much self-defense , because Gus was definitely gonna kill Walt . Walt always had ego & pride because he's a genius, and also the best meth cook on the planet , but I think killing Gus is what put his ego over the top
Walt: no more deaths.
Episode 8: am I a joke to you.
The deadliest 2 minutes incoming
@@HectorTWE Todd Uncle 🥺
Walt would've been able to work with Gus if Jesse didn't keep messing things up.
After 4 seasons of Better Call Saul, this episode reaches a whole new level
“‘Deserve’ got nothin’ to do with it.”-Snoop, The Wire
It’s not about what you deserve (Walt’s whole life is about not getting what he deserves from his original partnership). It’s about acquiring power, using it and sometimes random ass luck. Deserve got nothing to do with it.
Holy shit, a Wire quote, and an appropriate one at that. Fucking love Snoop.
Lance J. Clint Eastwood also said that in unforgiven , it most likely is a reference to that
9:17 Bryan Cranston ladies and gentlemen
I like the Mike character but lets not act he wasn't a ruthless enforcer for a drugskingpin that worked with the cartel that ruined countless lives and he himself killed countless of people.
You can shed a tear for Mike because the poor thing wanted to leave money behind for his grandkid. The random drug dealers that got killed also could've had kids which they wanted to leave money for. The motive of wanting money for your family doesn't negate the crime.
But why is everyone now all of a sudden forgetting that your beloved Pop Pop was going to murder Walter on Gus’s order? Which then led to the death of Gabe.
He was following orders that could potentially obliterate their business, Walt was just butthurt
@@varsh1568 Bullshit. Rewatch the show. Gus was the butthurt one. He wanted Walt dead from the moment Walt ran over the gang members (and by the way Walt ran over the gang members to save Jesse's life.)
I recently saw the Breaking Bad reunion where Pop Pop broke down and cried. Then Brian said something that shocked but lit up the room after.
This is the drug world. Mike presented a threat so he had to go. It was not all personal. Mike also stuck a gun in Walt's face once. I wouldn't have forgotten that.
Previous comments are spot on, at the the end of the day it's all Jesse's fault. Quick think of the perfect situation if you have to be in drug game. Nice safe underground lab, $7.5 million each per year, no worrying about getting meth precursors, no worrying about rivals trying to kill you, no worrying about getting caught, work for the nicest drug kingpin on the planet (as long you're not threatening his operation)... Jesse ruined it all with his need to sell to the group and get all emotional about kids. Walt had every reason to let Jesse die (Mike was right he was on the bubble) but risked everything to save him. It's why you can never completely hate Walt or call him evil.
Mike's rant to Walt is not really legitimate tbh. Walt didn't kill Gus out of pure ego. He only killed Gus because Gus was planning to murder him. And Gus was only planning to murder him because Walt saved Jesse from the gang bangers. So, really it all went to shit when Jesse joined the lab. As Walt says in Boxcutter "did you really expect me to just roll over and let you murder us?"
I know most people's favorite lines come from Walt, but "Shut the fuck up and let me die in peace" might just be my favorite. The way Walt tries to give excuses and prove a point like always, but Mike just calls out how much bullshit Walt is made of and how little he matters.
Same reaction Rana. I cried too when pop pop died. 😭
Mike's speech is correct but if walt had been a good boy jesse would be dead now by those 2 sellers DONT FORGET THAT, up until season 5 every major fuck up of walt is for jesse
SAY. YOUR. NAME.
Wright....
You're god damn Wright!
WHAT'S. MY. LEFT.
My right...
Your god damn right!
who's on first?
As soon as Heisenberg pulls the trigger Walt comes back and is shocked by what happened.
Yup
Since you all love Mike. You should watch Better Call Saul because Mike is in that show too.
I'm not defending Walter at ALL, but Mike was full of shit with the whole "we had a good thing going with Fring and you blew it up", like... yes, it was good, but the moment Walter killed those 2 dealers to save Jessie, it was a matter of time before they ended up dead, maybe Fring saw that he could use Jessie as a cook, but Walter was always gonna end up dying, so for him it was either him of Gus.
Walter has a LOT of pride, it's obvious and when you hurt it, he wants to get even, but I don't think this was about his pride tbh, it's a logical move, it's a fcuked up one, but if he wants to keep being in the business and making money, he needed those names.
R. Mira To be completely technical, when looking at it from Gus’s point of view Jesse and Walter were not justified in killing those two dealers. They had both just made an agreement with Gus that they would keep the peace, and Jesse broke this agreement, leading Walt to break it as well in order to save him. Yes the dealers killed Andrea’s brother, but all personal feelings aside that doesn’t give Jesse a license to kill and break his promise. With Gus, business is business. The fact is Gus was never planning on killing Walt until he personally murdered two of Gus’s employees. That he did it to save Jesse is irrelevant, he broke his word and violated a boundary that was clearly set. On top of that, Jesse was stealing pounds of meth from Gus every week as well and Walt knew this, yet another example of these two poisoning their relationship with Gus. The fact is Walt and Jesse are 100% responsible for the deterioration of their relationship with Gus.
Nah. Walt killed Mike on impulse cuz he couldn't handle the way Mike called him out
@@SolidSnake240 mike would have 100% come back to kill walt after walt kills mikes men. Mikes men arent even loyal as has been shown. Regardless of why he killed him in the moment mike needed to die. Not to mention mike has tried to kill walt and jesse many different times.
@@pinkbeavers With the DEA hot on him? The entire reason he left was to never come back, he wouldn't just pop out of nowhere, Mike's guys die and now Walter dies right after, seems suspicious
Jonathan Banks who plays Mike once said during an interview, he said Mike would never abondon Kaylee alone and run away like that. But he choose followed the writer's decision.
naruto?
It's funny how some of you think that only Walt is the evil one. I love Mike, but he wasn't a good person either.
Theres also a reason here - mikes guys need to disapear because they ll talk - mike want walt and jesse to leave town because of that - but walt doesnt want to leave and off mikes guys instead - as long as mike lives he wont allow that - even if lydia has the name mike would come after walt and heisenberg doesnt risk failure ---- thats a reason - he died cause he disrespected heisenberg - his pride - but their actually is a good argument behind it - even if this is the only decision in bb that i personally hate
Mike didn't deserve it? Dude, he probably killed over 100 people, he was going to kill Walt at the lab but Jesse managed to kill Gale just in time to save his live. He also (selfishly) tried to sell all the meth without Walts consent, not giving a fuck about Walt. So yeah, their relationship was far from great. There was no need to kill him at that point but he was far away from being a good guy. You could say that he did it all for his granddaughter but than you can make the same argument for Walt. You can't justify being a hitman with "I did it to make money for my granddaughter".
Everyone loves Mike and hates Walt until they remember Mike was ready to murder Lydia's daughter in cold blood had she walked down that hall five more steps.
Mike is just as bad as everyone else, if not worse. His kill count is definitely the highest. BTW, I love Mike, but let's be reasonable here. Even Jesse is far from innocent. He's done some horrible things. Hell, forget the fact he's killed people, he actually went into an AA meeting of full mind and body and tried to sell drugs to recovering addicts. As a former abuser I can tell you straight up that is one of the dirtiest things a person can do.
Where is naruto ?
It’s all Jesse’s fault.
Poor Mike but you get to see some more of his story in Better Call Saul
People need to stop saying Mike's right in his speech. Walt had absolutely no choice but to kill Gus. The whole downfall between Walt and Gus started out with Jesse going after Gus' men that had the kid working for them. Walt had no choice but to save Jesse and later on save himself and his family! Gus was clearly trying to get rid of Walt asap in season 4 and Walt was smart enough to catch onto that. It had nothing to do with his pride or ego it was literally either Gus dies or both Walt and Jesse die. All that aside what Walt did this episode was so unnecessary and I absolutely hated his guts when he did that.
Exactly. Mike was full of shit. Gus wanted Walt dead because Walt ran over the gang members to save Jesse. We can condemn Walt for the horrible, Machiavellian choices he made at the end of season 3 and in season 4, but he made those choices because Gus was out to get him.
I would love to have a friend like Mike. He was a man that would save your life before you even knew it needed to be saved.
I love walt triggering people
Nah if mike kept tabs on what was going on he would've killed walt for killing Mike's guys or at very least walt would be looking over his shoulder cx oh and all that talk about pride and ego was true but mike the dummy who kept underestimating him "just cause you shot jesse james dont make you jesse james" yeah where that energy now pop pop
But he killed mike's guys after Mike was dead?
Props to Nahid for holding it together for scenes like this and not spoiling it. Dayum
Walt taking the gun? He already knew what he was going to do. Lydia? He already knew. Had too.
If he had done as mike would have wanted, Gus would have ended up killing Hank and probably eventually Walter himself as soon as he distanced Jessie from him enough
These hypocrite people cried when Mike dies, when Jesse suffered but when Walter dies (again, saved Jesse's life), not a single one of them feel for him. You guys watching Breaking bad for Jesse, Gus and Mike?
they are stupid, like actually stupid, watch there other reactions, everyone on this channel sees things the wrong idea or miss huge parts
remember the pilot episode when hank hands his gun to walter and walter says "it's heavy" then hank responded "that's why they make them for men" and laughs? nobody respected walter but everybody feared heisenberg. that was walter's drug; he got high on fear from others.
Sorry, but I think Mike was wrong. Ever since Walt killed those dealers to save Jessie, Gus was going to kill him ASAP. You can’t really blame Walt for killing Gus. To me that wasn’t a ‘know your place’ issue, he saved his lab partner, then himself. One could argue that Mike was the one who fucked up here with trying to pay his men instead of killing them. That was the thing that backfired in this episode, almost getting him caught, and destroyed his efforts to leave his granddaughter money. He didn’t have to die (unless you want no aftermath for killing his men), but Mikes own actions and choices got him fucked. Mike lost. Yeah, Walt killed Gus and things would have been better for Mike if he didn’t, but Mikes handling of things after Gus died is what directly fucked him. What I’m saying is just a grain of salt to a beloved characters final words. Believe it or not, not everything is entirely Walt’s fault. Which is what Mike believed.
It’s about fucking time you guys dropped a new Breaking Bad reaction video !
I don't think the shoe fits. Jesse wanted to kill those dealers and I feel like that is the turning point where everything feel apart. If Walter would've just let Jesse die then him, Gale, and Gus wouldve been fine. Walter's affection for Jesse is his Achilles heel.
Mike was the best character in the show for me. #RIP
No, actually. Mike was wrong. Walter killed Gus in self defense, no because of his ego or something. I dunno why people have to be so illogical.
Nahid please tell Rana that Kaylee didn’t get the money. The DEA got the money when they busted the lawyer.
Finally! I've been waiting so many days to see Hanna reaction guys! :')
Heisenberg is the king. You like him or hate him, he is the one who knocks.
I love Mike and hated Walt for killing him...but I'm on Walt's side about the guys in prison. If they were going to rat the second they didnt get paid, they dont deserve loyalty, money, or protection. Walt was 100% right when he said they affect him.
@16:18 Hannah continuing to drop hints at those dark depths
You stop, Walt is the only one who knows what he's doing, I don't have to say more, you'll see at the end
"Just shut the fuck up and let me die in peace."
Rana crying really hits me.
I think it's funny the Mike fan in the middle laughed when the DEA found him in the bank, considering what happens after lol
Walt ruined the group?!? Didnt Gus try to kill Walt and Jesse hell was they supposed to do??
Rana's snort on her surprise laugh is the cutest thing.
Walt's "We're in charge so nobody needs to get hurt anymore" meant about as much as "Lord Sidious promised us peace".
Todd to me is truly a sociopath.
Characters like Gus could change, when they were acting nice and kind and when they became THE Gus Fring. However, when it came to Todd he was literally insane. His personality was just him. He didn’t fake anything, that’s just how he is. A human being with no moral compass, no empathy. Simply a blank canvas.
I liked Mike and thought Walt killing him was stupid and clearly just a result of his out of control ego, but it is funny how the show gets you to care for who are objectively bad people. Like he talked about Mike like he was the only innocent one Walt harmed; meanwhile Mike was a cold blooded assassin for a drug lord and the kid Walt poisoned was of course totally innocent.
Ya but he poisoned the kid knowing it wouldnt kill him becsuse jesse was going to stand by while walts entire famile was killed. The only way to save his family was to do what he did. Im sorry but to save your family im sure that anyone on this planet would do anything.
I hope u guys start watching bcs after u finish bb
Poor Rana 😥 R.I.P Pop Pop
to be fair he probably did need to kill Mike, who would not have been ok with offing the guys
Even if he had to off the guys in Jail, he could've just gotten the names from Lydia. Back in the first episodes of season 5 she was jumping at the chance to off those guys, she would gladly give him the names and Mike would still be alive. Sure he'd be pissed but he can't go back due to the cops searching.
@@varsh1568 i think you miss my point, if walter offed his guys, mike would have offed him
@@varsh1568 which they actually explicitly mention in 509 with Jesse telling that to Walt with regards to how he knows mike is dead
@@tjfkc But why would Mike work so hard to get rid of the evidence of his wrongdoings and all other preparations to leave, if he would just simply come back and kill Walt. Mike knows that he would be wanted, he would have to go far far away. And Mike said that he would make his guys whole, so there is no reason to kill them because Mike is taking care of them
Say my name, say my name XD I was singing right there with you!
Rana is comically wrong about almost everything in this show.
"I'm so happy pop pop's getting out" oh you sweet summer child if you only knew
Remember, Mike was never a good person. Y'all Feel bad cuz he has a granddaughter. That won't justify the shit he did
Team Walt!
Mike chose a “half Measure” and should’ve just given Walter the names. Mike isn’t right about everything being Walters fault either.
But Walt jumped to conclusions when he realised he could've gone to Lydia.
Mike didn't have to tell Walt anything, that wasn't a half measure.
Vagrant
B.S.
Mike not giving Walter the names, tells Walter he was still protecting them.
Mike would’ve never let Heisenberg getaway with taking them out.
It was definitely a half-measure, Lydia was 100% right. Those men were 10 unacceptable liabilities.
You're seriously giving Mike shit for staying loyal to his crew? Mike's only half measure was not killing Walt when he had the chance.
@@Coolasthebreez3 Mike would've killed Walt a long time ago if it wasn't for Jesse protecting him.
Mike pointed a gun at Walt in Full Measure, Live Free or Die, and Buyout. Every single time it happened, Jesse was there to stop it.
@@Xone9 I respect Mike for staying loyal, but we all saw that Dennis flipped on him. And now the lawyer tried to screw him over too.
Now you know why he's called "pop-pop" ... One "pop" in the guts from Walt and one "pop" down on the ground, dead. Bye bye Mike ... Say hi to Gus, in Hell.
Oof generational difference. When I hear say my name Bebe Rexha's one comes to my mind.
And when it plays in the radio I always imagine walt singing it, in his voice
Really? Bebe Rexha?
Say my name say my naaaaaaaaame
@@CharlieBrown20XD6 if you love me let me hear you 🎶
@@sinancothebest - same beat -
Heisenberg, Heeeei sen beeeerg
sinancothebest it definitely must be a generational thing because I do not know who Bebe Rexha is. I’ll have to google her.
Walt has the brains and the resolve to run an empire but Gus had all of that plus the finesse, excellent micro and macro management skills as well.
Be prepared for a crazy ride from here, to the end.
This was a very Sam Peckinpah season. The train robbery was straight out of The Wild Bunch, and Mike by the water was very reminiscent of Slim Pickens dying gut shot by the stream in Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid. Only things missing were Katy Jurado crying and Bob Dylan doing Knockin' on Heaven's Door. And the allusions aren't done yet.
I guess they just post super late now, Naruto is always late