This is how I feel with mark wahlberg for his racist crimes or justin bieber or shia laBeouf I could go on forever. And their deluded fans defend them and their actions
@@TJ-fe7rr shia lebouf had mental issues I think and got help but idk him or any celebrity in real life so there's that and I never heard about Wahlberg's racist.you can care about someone's work or performance doesn't mean you have to be in support of the person.it's true that people think the character a person plays on screen is actually them in real life. sorry if this sounds preachy but we all need to keep a positive and open mindset.
@Terror Or those who target billionaires cause all celebrities are shit , whether rich or poor . Be fair and hate them all . They don't allow young legal and talented businesses to grow and buy them off only to spite them . So , ya all of them whether socialist or capitalist are shit . Fuck Celebs , fuck Bernie , fuck Trump , fuck Bush and fuck Biden . Fuck them all or don't fucking talk about only billionaires cause it's the liberals who allow them to become billionaires .
@@bigtony4930 You're kidding me right? . How about any number of silicon valley billionaires who have sold out to China? How about China's billionaires in tech companies that helped them to develop AI that allow them to predict who'll end up resisting their government? How about fossil fuel billionaires that actively try to hold back cleaner energy developments? How about the billionaires in the Military industrial complex who actively push for various global conflicts, a few of them have even been implicated in double dealing for both sides. Perhaps not all Billionaires are shitbags, I'm sure some of them are decent folks, but large amounts of money will always attract the people most willing to do ruthless things to get it. I don't hate capitalism, it's given us a lot of lovely things, but in the end it generally balances out in terms of shittiness vs benefit
I have a feeling that the therapist isn't actually a therapist but a vought asset. A way to ensure that the other people in that room don't turn into other Billy Butcher's.
You'd think a counselor worth their salt would be able to tell when someone is beginning to act aggressive. Also, to not try and make someone share when they clearly don't want to.
@@mikeyholland150 Pretty sure him sharing would end in him bashing somebody's head in when they try to excuse a Supe raping his wife and causing her to commit suicide.
@@nobody2996 Still I mean it does seem pointless to go to a super hero injury anonymous meeting if you ain't gonna share that's like going to an alcoholics anonymous meeting and still saying I don't have a drinking problem and chugging one out at the meeting you get what I'm saying
Why do you ask questions concerning the plot, when its there for a reason ? the characters are like np'cs in a story. stop fucking attacking their just doing their job portraying things how the Director wants
@@connorbestbarlow1043 There are many people who don't have CIA training but still do something. Most Resistance fighters in world war 2 didn't start off with training, they just did the best they could against what must've seemed like impossible odds
Man, I'm living a tough moment in my life and Butcher's words really get me. I always try to justify other people actions that hurt me. But dammit, where is my f*cking self respect!
Amazing actor. I always thought he was part of the big league, and this scene proves it. He feels what he's saying. And boy, everyone (IRL) who ever feel that way know that this man, this actor, really live this speech. I salute you Mr Urban.
@HereticVII I had only seen him in Star Trek and thought he was a great Bones, but he was incredible as Butcher! I wish the MCU would recycle him for Wolverine tbh, after he was pathetically wasted in Thor Ragnarok
Homelander is great and Anthony Starr absolutely murdered the role there is no doubt but I will still stand by my word that Butcher is the greatest character in this series and Urban’s performance is severely overlooked. This monologue, this scene, the dialogue, the execution ITS PERFECT. You can feel Billy’s pain and sheer rage and how badly he wants to hurt someone who can’t be hurt, or even touched for that matter. How he wakes up every day walking beneath these gods who are nothing more than just scumbags while they still receive praise. How he lives in a world where there is superiority and a contrast and he wants nothing more than to kill all the supes. He says “where’s your self respect” “you should want to go after them with a chainsaw” and it’s perfect. This whole monologue is so powerful and truly why this series is a masterpiece.
Karl Urban neglected??? LOL you're the first person I hear say that. Of all the reviews I've read about the series, the two characters who come back the most as giving a masterful performance in their roles are Antony Starr and Karl Urban.
@@ilayohana3150 because his character is English you div. hes trying to do a cockney accent. Its clear. The characters have mentioned Hes English. Have you watched the show
Just like the late actor richard boone was born to play western hero paladin of Have Gun Will Travel decades ago on television..Karl Urban was born to play Billy Butcher of The Boys in this time.
"I see guys like you before - the smiles, the jokes, all a defense mechanism. But you can be open here, this is a safe space" Yeah, lady, you should remember that not everyone's "opening up" guarantees the same manner of expression. Not everyone will cry and show weakness. Some of us rage.
@Joe Ward Humiliated yes, be he's far from powerless. If anything that's the whole point, Butcher shows us that you don't have to just accept the shitty situation, you can fight against it even if you end up losing. If you can keep your self respect, even a good dose of healthy rage, then in the end you at least put up a fight. And that means something, at least a part of you doesn't have to die by just giving in to the injustice of it all
He is right in the sense that they are rationalizing their powerlessness against powerful actors. That's different then psychologically working on accepting cancer, car accident, etc.
For sure. I’m a believer in therapy-99 percent of our emotional problems or relationship problems can be solved with time and proper self reflection. But sometimes our emotions are justified, and rage is the only appropriate response.
Is not about bulling . Jesus how someone cant understand this. Selfrespect, that group indeed dont have it and this is hole point . They think some meetings will solve problem but lack of self respect is their problem
I feel butcher's rage. I've dealt with people who get screwed to death and they just accept it or their anger is misplaced and not at the very thing that screwed them over. Like Butcher said, "Do any of you think maybe they did that stuff...just to get a laugh". People who try hell and back to justify being downtrodden sicken me.
@@VladtheInhaler thats comic butcher if you're paying attention. The tv show is painting him in a much more grounded way. He's unhinged, but not a maniac in the show.
@@dinolover he came within a hair of literally bashing his wife's sons skull in with a crowbar and the only reason he didn't was because homelander interrupted him.
All this is missing is the Doom soundtrack. He even mentions a chainsaw and rabbits 10 seconds apart. Karl Urban would make a phenomenal Doomguy. …wait a minute…
What I love so much about this show is how they really gave Karl Urban (Butcher) and Antony Starr (Homelander) a chance to perform because Goddamn they really went beyond.
And what’s funny is instead of telling everyone how he feels about himself he’s telling everyone how he’s feels about them being pathetic losers who got injuries from fucking supes
It's not about being bad. Rather, it's about how they think of some problems as trivial which in fact are to be the most serious ones - at least for the individuals involved.
I love this scene. I mean we're shown that Butcher's rage is justified but it I also like how the show shows that his stance isn't always right. Like for example StarLight,A-train,Queen Maeve aren't bad people just because they're supes and I'm sure there are other supes who aren't morally repugnant monsters. Even translucent had a son which shows that killing them isn't always the right answer since not all of the supes are pure evil. But it also shows where butcher is right with how a lot of supes constantly break laws and don't have any caution when it comes to using their powers for evil. Its such a great moral dilemma in which the show doesn't give a clear answer to who's right.
@@kyleager6417 did you watch season 1 if so there's a scene about comparing him to Hughie. Sure he's an piece of shit but he's not pure evil like how homelander is. I mean I just like how it's grey, like a lot of supes are probably evil but the show also shows that this isn't always right and some supes are decent people just in a shit situtation. (like a-train killing robin wasn't a calculated thing on a-train's part it like the equivalent of drunk driving since he was on drugs at the time, It makes him a piece of shit but not evil.) Granted I still like how the majority of supes are evil since I think it's a really cool angle of superheroes in a realistic world being corrupted by power or just plain being insane like homelander but I like how it shows off how things aren't black and white with some supes being decent people at heart. As for A-train I'd say he's not as good as maeve or starlight and leaning more towards the other side but not entirely evil like homelander. I mean you can say the same about a protaganist like Butch. In season 1 he literally murdered a guy sure the guy ratted them out but I don't know if that's justification for murder.
@@notgiven3971 I personally believe Butcher's problem is not so much as whether A-Train is evil or not,but rather the fact that the Supes are not held accountable. You can feel his anger when he says,"You should be after them with chainsaws". Because,ultimately what really gets him is the fact that the Supes can get away with all sorts of stuff.
@@Bomthebom Nice point! I totally agree with that it kinda reminds me of police in america in that sure they can do good things but overall almost all of the time they commit crimes they're not held accountable which is wrong.
This is still one of the best acted scenes in the whole show Karl urban is absolutely amazing and I knew the second I first saw him on screen in this show
Even though Billy has a point, the therapist does too. His anger and rage is masking the deep sorrow he feels over losing his wife. Yoda was right when he says anger leads to hate and hate leads to suffering.
being calm and not letting anger overtake you is respectable, but if someone does something horrible like kill your loved ones and you dont feel anything then theres something wrong with you
Let it not be forgotten that this is a character that is portrayed as deeply flawed. He has all the reasons to feel that way but in the end anger and revenge are volatile things and can be easily misguided.
@@DrDiabolical000 Butcher is right though. These people shouldn't let the bad supes just get away with shit that harms others and have no self respect enough to do something about it.
He isnt deeply flawed because unlike no one butcher is the only person really fighting back against the superheros. No one really tries to stop them other than him the government tried to prevent them but never tried to put them in their place.
I think it's only the season 3 finale where he got off course due to Ryan whereas prior he was adamant in killing Homelander. It'll take some time to recover from his loss of credibility in season 4 but he'll get there.
I think his character arc in season 3 is justified. Imagine in season 1 wanting revenge for ur loved one only to find her alive and then at the end of season 2 seeing her dying. No wonder he got a bit mellowed and calm in season 3. I think by mid way into season 4 he will definitely lose his shit.
He's the same Butcher. If not worse. Going to worse means than ever just for revenge. But he has that one thing that is keeping him attached to humanity-- his promise to Becca. It's a great character arc.
FUCKING AMAZING!!!!! I LOVED the chainsaw part!!! And the whole anti stoic message. I forgot how absolutely evil the supes were and set up to be, things changed so much and became so grey till last season. A human trying to kill these super beings feel so out of reach - no one would even try, like these people, cause it feels out of reason - but he's gonna try to find it... and i cant wait to see it. Punisher is really the perfect inspiration for him. THEY SHOULD HAVE GONE WITH HIM!!!!! I wish they helped in the way they can, i wish a Healer Supe appeared (this could have all sorts of mechanics and limitations). I hope they appear again.
Where is your rage? Your self respect? God i wanted to say these words to all the damn doormats i have seen in the anime (Naruto Uzumaki, Shinji Ikari, Izuku Midoriya, etc), because they are exactly like these people. They don't feel any rage againts their abusers, because they don't have any self respect and they believe that all the bullying they recieve can be forgiven even if there is no apology and their abusers can be pardoned because they're better or are entitled to do as they please. I'm not saying revenge an murder are the best solutions but passivity is also an evil that allows worse evils to take root and grow.
Unfortunately, in this crazy world we live in, Billy is too relatable here... I really understand where he’s coming from and I kinda agree with him, but I know it’s wrong...
“Where’s your rage? your self respect” one of the best scenes in the show in my opinion
You can hear the pity for _someone_ like Butcher.
It was inspiring also terrifying and kinda sad.
There's so many emotion in here, I can't
This is how I feel with mark wahlberg for his racist crimes or justin bieber or shia laBeouf I could go on forever.
And their deluded fans defend them and their actions
@@TJ-fe7rr shia lebouf had mental issues I think and got help but idk him or any celebrity in real life so there's that and I never heard about Wahlberg's racist.you can care about someone's work or performance doesn't mean you have to be in support of the person.it's true that people think the character a person plays on screen is actually them in real life. sorry if this sounds preachy but we all need to keep a positive and open mindset.
This is what it feels like when people defend criminal celebrities.
@Terror Or those who target billionaires cause all celebrities are shit , whether rich or poor . Be fair and hate them all . They don't allow young legal and talented businesses to grow and buy them off only to spite them . So , ya all of them whether socialist or capitalist are shit . Fuck Celebs , fuck Bernie , fuck Trump , fuck Bush and fuck Biden . Fuck them all or don't fucking talk about only billionaires cause it's the liberals who allow them to become billionaires .
Natal Kumar lets not forget about the government as well.
@Terror Name one billionaire who's ruined the world.
@@bigtony4930 You're kidding me right? .
How about any number of silicon valley billionaires who have sold out to China? How about China's billionaires in tech companies that helped them to develop AI that allow them to predict who'll end up resisting their government?
How about fossil fuel billionaires that actively try to hold back cleaner energy developments? How about the billionaires in the Military industrial complex who actively push for various global conflicts, a few of them have even been implicated in double dealing for both sides.
Perhaps not all Billionaires are shitbags, I'm sure some of them are decent folks, but large amounts of money will always attract the people most willing to do ruthless things to get it. I don't hate capitalism, it's given us a lot of lovely things, but in the end it generally balances out in terms of shittiness vs benefit
Or celebrities who act like dead set cunts just in interviews
I have a feeling that the therapist isn't actually a therapist but a vought asset. A way to ensure that the other people in that room don't turn into other Billy Butcher's.
That's a nice theory, i never thought about it
"Other billy butchers" lmao
That makes sense with how much of a terrible therapist she is lol
You dont force someone to talk if they dont want to in a share circle
I just thought that too. She's there to keep the supe victims passive.
Aye not even a theory, I believe that
Therapist : "This is a safe space."
Also Therapist : Proceeds to force Butcher to talk when he doesn't want to.
A guy in the comments theorised that the therapist is planted by vought to keep these people in control and not turn the into people like the boys
Clearly hired by Vought
@@movienerdreviews1019 Knowing Vought, they'd be scummy enough to have a scheme like that
"Where's your fucking RAGE?! Your self respect?!"
[Goosebumps]
YOU SHOULD BE OUT THERE WITH A FUCKIN!!!CHAINSAW GOING AFTER HIM!!!
@@mikedancoolguy4574 *them
It still gives me goosebumps and I’ve watched it 100 times
@@farrel_ra em*
Right , I understand that line in a way when it comes to trauma caused by another
You'd think a counselor worth their salt would be able to tell when someone is beginning to act aggressive. Also, to not try and make someone share when they clearly don't want to.
I wonder tho why does he go if he never shares seems a little pointless to go and not share.
@@mikeyholland150 Pretty sure him sharing would end in him bashing somebody's head in when they try to excuse a Supe raping his wife and causing her to commit suicide.
@@nobody2996 Still I mean it does seem pointless to go to a super hero injury anonymous meeting if you ain't gonna share that's like going to an alcoholics anonymous meeting and still saying I don't have a drinking problem and chugging one out at the meeting you get what I'm saying
@@xxjcd702 that's how I feel about politics. People worshiping people who only want your vote and fuck you over once they're elected.
Why do you ask questions concerning the plot, when its there for a reason ? the characters are like np'cs in a story. stop fucking attacking their just doing their job portraying things how the Director wants
Idk why this scene alone could slap some sense into simp culture
@Ryan Jones simper?
Being nice and understanding is one thing, but sometimes people need a kick in the ass.
Right lmao
@@TheHulkbuster13 let's chase the simps with a fucking chainsaw
@@prometheus5405 No, the chainsaw is too fair, I'm going to use a belt cause that will leave a mark
Billy Butcher is the only man willing to do something about what the supes did to him, instead of sitting in a little sad circle
Granted, he has arms and legs
And CIA training that most other people don’t have
Connor Best Barlow and arms and legs
@@connorbestbarlow1043 There are many people who don't have CIA training but still do something. Most Resistance fighters in world war 2 didn't start off with training, they just did the best they could against what must've seemed like impossible odds
It’s kinda what’s happening to Hughie right now, not as extreme tho. He was thrown head first into the world of supes and Murdered with no training.
This scene alone is better than GoT Season 8.
True
The emoji movie is better than GoT season 8
GoT? What the hell is this?
Yarus Harper Game of Thrones
What Season 8? There was no GoT Season 8.
Man, I'm living a tough moment in my life and Butcher's words really get me. I always try to justify other people actions that hurt me. But dammit, where is my f*cking self respect!
That's right! Always have self respect. Sometimes it doesn't hurt to put yourself first. always have respect for yourself always.
Hope you get some brother
Fuck people
@Last Earthbender exactly holy shit
💯
Amazing actor. I always thought he was part of the big league, and this scene proves it. He feels what he's saying. And boy, everyone (IRL) who ever feel that way know that this man, this actor, really live this speech. I salute you Mr Urban.
@HereticVII I had only seen him in Star Trek and thought he was a great Bones, but he was incredible as Butcher! I wish the MCU would recycle him for Wolverine tbh, after he was pathetically wasted in Thor Ragnarok
@@uscman I know he wasn't a big stand-out, but in LOTR's as Eomer, he was fantastic too. Just exerting his coolness as he does in The Boys.
@@mrmoviemanic1 yeah, loved him as Eomer
He was a great dredd to, shame about there not being a second one
I always think Eomer, Bones, and Priest. He is always fantastic.
Homelander is great and Anthony Starr absolutely murdered the role there is no doubt but I will still stand by my word that Butcher is the greatest character in this series and Urban’s performance is severely overlooked. This monologue, this scene, the dialogue, the execution ITS PERFECT. You can feel Billy’s pain and sheer rage and how badly he wants to hurt someone who can’t be hurt, or even touched for that matter. How he wakes up every day walking beneath these gods who are nothing more than just scumbags while they still receive praise. How he lives in a world where there is superiority and a contrast and he wants nothing more than to kill all the supes. He says “where’s your self respect” “you should want to go after them with a chainsaw” and it’s perfect. This whole monologue is so powerful and truly why this series is a masterpiece.
Karl Urban neglected??? LOL you're the first person I hear say that. Of all the reviews I've read about the series, the two characters who come back the most as giving a masterful performance in their roles are Antony Starr and Karl Urban.
Only problem i have is his accent. It ain’t a good English accent, hes trying to be cockney but mate it just sounds Australian
@@thecockneyterritory4869 what tells you its an english accent? what if hes actually talking normally? shocking ik
@@ilayohana3150 because his character is English you div. hes trying to do a cockney accent. Its clear. The characters have mentioned Hes English. Have you watched the show
@@ilayohana3150 Butcher is British in the comics but Karl Urban is a Kiwi hence why they said he sounds Australian.
I just realized that the "talking stick" served it's thing when butcher was still holding onto it while expressing his rage
Billy speaking the truth.
Who's Billy? xD
7Neves Billy Butcher
He is right
these passive cowards are too scared of answering to the hard call. this is pure cope. it's bullshit.
I freaking love this scene!
I felt that "where's your fucking rage!?" deep in my soul the first time I watched this
so happy for him, guy was born to play this role
Just like the late actor richard boone was born to play western hero paladin of Have Gun Will Travel decades ago on television..Karl Urban was born to play Billy Butcher of The Boys in this time.
"I see guys like you before - the smiles, the jokes, all a defense mechanism. But you can be open here, this is a safe space"
Yeah, lady, you should remember that not everyone's "opening up" guarantees the same manner of expression. Not everyone will cry and show weakness. Some of us rage.
Chandler Burse well they credit Hughie but it was really Frenchie lol, idk why no one talks about that in the show
@@Achi1187 Well this was Hughie's first kill so I can understand why they gave him the credit.
@Joe Ward Humiliated yes, be he's far from powerless. If anything that's the whole point, Butcher shows us that you don't have to just accept the shitty situation, you can fight against it even if you end up losing.
If you can keep your self respect, even a good dose of healthy rage, then in the end you at least put up a fight. And that means something, at least a part of you doesn't have to die by just giving in to the injustice of it all
@Terror Bruh its just fiction lmao, get a grip.
AeneasGemini that’s a very good interpretation of the show so far
The way the chair stands back up into it's place after he picks up his coat is PERFECT
And right before this scene he tells hughie about the chair/face analogy.... crazy
He is right in the sense that they are rationalizing their powerlessness against powerful actors. That's different then psychologically working on accepting cancer, car accident, etc.
Attempting cancer? That's a new one
@@shrekislove662 It says accepting bruh
For sure.
I’m a believer in therapy-99 percent of our emotional problems or relationship problems can be solved with time and proper self reflection.
But sometimes our emotions are justified, and rage is the only appropriate response.
@@Caedyst Bro thought he was onto something lmfao
@@shrekislove662 Get your eyes checked
The Homelander and Billy Butcher is possibly one of the most legendary rivalries I've ever seen.
If this can't motive you, nothing will. Respects to Karl Urban on delivering Butchers badass philosophy.
Home boy gotta point though.
RIGHT
Yep
Cant argue with that
ehh...
Is not about bulling . Jesus how someone cant understand this. Selfrespect, that group indeed dont have it and this is hole point . They think some meetings will solve problem but lack of self respect is their problem
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@@UnknownCartoonEditor yep, I get moving on but we have the right to get all of our rage out on the people who did us dirty
"Just a bunch of scared fuckin rabbits."
I bet everyone in that support group (the counselor included) went home pondering Billy's words for hours.
She : I have seen guys like you before.
Billy : I seriously doubt that..
One of the best scenes in Boys S1
The best part is she is sort of right about Butcher, even if she's not really helping these people out very much.
@@Danzilla1996nah she was wrong. Butcher doesn't have a defense mechanism. The smiles and jokes are apart of him because he's unhinged in a way.
"Where's your fuckin rage " goosebumps
I absolutely love this scene 😂
Where’s your fuckin rage, your self respect?- Billy Butcher
"avin a little whinge and a moan" gets me every time 🤣
Lmao I came here just for that line 💀
Ayyo 💀
I feel butcher's rage. I've dealt with people who get screwed to death and they just accept it or their anger is misplaced and not at the very thing that screwed them over. Like Butcher said, "Do any of you think maybe they did that stuff...just to get a laugh". People who try hell and back to justify being downtrodden sicken me.
Agreed. Use that energy to become successful, and then see who’s laughing.
Do you not realise that butcher is broken and a menace to everyone around him? That's the point of the story, not his conviction about being right
@@VladtheInhaler thats comic butcher if you're paying attention. The tv show is painting him in a much more grounded way. He's unhinged, but not a maniac in the show.
@@dinolover he came within a hair of literally bashing his wife's sons skull in with a crowbar and the only reason he didn't was because homelander interrupted him.
@@VladtheInhaler He should have killed Ryan, he's Homelander's son which means it's too dangerous to keep him alive
Karl Urban and Antony starr made this show legendary with their outstanding performances.
One of my favorite scenes in the entire series so far
I love this scene!!!, it's a reminder to have respect for yourself, and make sure other people respect!
His words keep ringing in my ears.
All this is missing is the Doom soundtrack. He even mentions a chainsaw and rabbits 10 seconds apart. Karl Urban would make a phenomenal Doomguy.
…wait a minute…
What I love so much about this show is how they really gave Karl Urban (Butcher) and Antony Starr (Homelander) a chance to perform because Goddamn they really went beyond.
karl urban is class here... we need him back as dredd... and as the next wolverine.
“Where’s your rage? your self respect”
"He's my wife's son"
Wow Butcher really doubled down on his statement.
He was just honouring his promise to his wife
@@randomhuman2595a wife who cheated on him
@@wingknight7132 she was raped, did you not watch the show?
@wingknight7132 Homelander sexual1y as5aulted her, she didn't cheat on Billy
@@nahnottoday979but why did she go to his room buddy
This is butcher at his best, expressing how he really feels
And what’s funny is instead of telling everyone how he feels about himself he’s telling everyone how he’s feels about them being pathetic losers who got injuries from fucking supes
1:04 my higher self when i reply to her in 0.05 seconds after getting left on delivered for 16hr
😂 That's hilarious my man
Billy Butcher said what most men wanted to say in the past few years.
“Supes are all the same. Every fucking one of them.”
I know not every supes are bad, but butcher has a point thought
It's not about being bad. Rather, it's about how they think of some problems as trivial which in fact are to be the most serious ones - at least for the individuals involved.
Love this! Thanks for posting!
Butcher is terrifying and violent, and ultimately his actions are hard to justify. But he’s so right.
people are more concerned about how revenge could be wrong than losing their own spines.. that's nuts to me.
Yeah because of what society fucking expects of you, i’m so sick of society’s shit
I love this scene. I mean we're shown that Butcher's rage is justified but it I also like how the show shows that his stance isn't always right. Like for example StarLight,A-train,Queen Maeve aren't bad people just because they're supes and I'm sure there are other supes who aren't morally repugnant monsters.
Even translucent had a son which shows that killing them isn't always the right answer since not all of the supes are pure evil. But it also shows where butcher is right with how a lot of supes constantly break laws and don't have any caution when it comes to using their powers for evil. Its such a great moral dilemma in which the show doesn't give a clear answer to who's right.
How is A-Train not a bad person?
@@kyleager6417 did you watch season 1 if so there's a scene about comparing him to Hughie. Sure he's an piece of shit but he's not pure evil like how homelander is. I mean I just like how it's grey, like a lot of supes are probably evil but the show also shows that this isn't always right and some supes are decent people just in a shit situtation.
(like a-train killing robin wasn't a calculated thing on a-train's part it like the equivalent of drunk driving since he was on drugs at the time, It makes him a piece of shit but not evil.)
Granted I still like how the majority of supes are evil since I think it's a really cool angle of superheroes in a realistic world being corrupted by power or just plain being insane like homelander but I like how it shows off how things aren't black and white with some supes being decent people at heart.
As for A-train I'd say he's not as good as maeve or starlight and leaning more towards the other side but not entirely evil like homelander. I mean you can say the same about a protaganist like Butch. In season 1 he literally murdered a guy sure the guy ratted them out but I don't know if that's justification for murder.
@@kyleager6417 A-Train maybe a douchebag but he's absolutely not a psychopath murderer like Homelander or Stormfront
@@notgiven3971 I personally believe Butcher's problem is not so much as whether A-Train is evil or not,but rather the fact that the Supes are not held accountable.
You can feel his anger when he says,"You should be after them with chainsaws".
Because,ultimately what really gets him is the fact that the Supes can get away with all sorts of stuff.
@@Bomthebom Nice point! I totally agree with that it kinda reminds me of police in america in that sure they can do good things but overall almost all of the time they commit crimes they're not held accountable which is wrong.
This scene… I could not stop thinking about it
Most touching inspiration heartfelt speech ever
This is still one of the best acted scenes in the whole show Karl urban is absolutely amazing and I knew the second I first saw him on screen in this show
Even though Billy has a point, the therapist does too. His anger and rage is masking the deep sorrow he feels over losing his wife. Yoda was right when he says anger leads to hate and hate leads to suffering.
Bro wdym his wife got raped and to his knowledge is dead cuz of a supe, ofc he's full of rage and hate fuck Yoda 😂
his sorrow is the SOURCE of his rage... I can't believe that lady who went first said "I know it's wrong to be angry"
...no it's not...
being calm and not letting anger overtake you is respectable, but if someone does something horrible like kill your loved ones and you dont feel anything then theres something wrong with you
This is the scene where Butcher became without a doubt my favorite character.
Now this is a acting performance
1:03
The audience to Bruce Banner after She-Hulk
LMAO
Never give a stick to a man who knows how to use it.
Said the bishop to the nun
💀💀
Karl urban is so amazing
That little dance while he says “sittin’ here in your little share circle” ALWAYS gets me 😂
Acting or not he's telling the truth :(
society is led by dorks nowadays. this whole notion of letting go is nothing but a coping mechanism to not deal with the tension of conflict.
It’s not what they wanted to hear, but what they needed to hear
Let it not be forgotten that this is a character that is portrayed as deeply flawed. He has all the reasons to feel that way but in the end anger and revenge are volatile things and can be easily misguided.
I agree. Butcher isn't right. I don't agree with him. I do like him tho and can see his point. He is not wrong either.
That’s what I love about the character, tbh. Towards the end of season 1 you really see Billy’s cracks show through and inevitably boil over
@@DrDiabolical000 Butcher is right though. These people shouldn't let the bad supes just get away with shit that harms others and have no self respect enough to do something about it.
He isnt deeply flawed because unlike no one butcher is the only person really fighting back against the superheros. No one really tries to stop them other than him the government tried to prevent them but never tried to put them in their place.
@@user-vr8ve6rt9c and what you think they should do then?
I'm done watched all 2 seasons, now i can't stop speaking with british accent like Butcher
0:48 You see Marvel and DC fans argue over the same shit
Thanks for posting this.
Coming here after 3 season final: Give us back THIS raging Butcher
I think it's only the season 3 finale where he got off course due to Ryan whereas prior he was adamant in killing Homelander.
It'll take some time to recover from his loss of credibility in season 4 but he'll get there.
I think his character arc in season 3 is justified. Imagine in season 1 wanting revenge for ur loved one only to find her alive and then at the end of season 2 seeing her dying.
No wonder he got a bit mellowed and calm in season 3.
I think by mid way into season 4 he will definitely lose his shit.
@@bhutochakrabarti4173 you summed it up perfectly
@@bhutochakrabarti4173 He's Definitely gonna loose his shit, he's got little time left . Season 4 better be the last season
He's the same Butcher. If not worse. Going to worse means than ever just for revenge. But he has that one thing that is keeping him attached to humanity-- his promise to Becca. It's a great character arc.
I fucking love Butcher.
This scene fits so great with what happened in WandaVision
I've watched a couple of time now.
Wait..I'm going to watch it again.
He's right, they treat you like insects just because they have the power
This is one of best scene ever by Karl Urban.. The Guy is just Delight to watch
I know Butcher is the best character in the series.
The guy who plays Billy butcher sounds like a deep voiced hugh Jackman.
FUCKING AMAZING!!!!! I LOVED the chainsaw part!!! And the whole anti stoic message. I forgot how absolutely evil the supes were and set up to be, things changed so much and became so grey till last season. A human trying to kill these super beings feel so out of reach - no one would even try, like these people, cause it feels out of reason - but he's gonna try to find it... and i cant wait to see it. Punisher is really the perfect inspiration for him.
THEY SHOULD HAVE GONE WITH HIM!!!!! I wish they helped in the way they can, i wish a Healer Supe appeared (this could have all sorts of mechanics and limitations). I hope they appear again.
0:39 Butcher is at his best/savage level
This is the best scene in the whole show, no doubt.
Karl Urban is one the greatest gifts from the land down under!!
1:04 me to myself when I'm thinking about doing a dropset while struggling
Favorite Anti Hero, so happy :D
best and deepest scene in the show
After season 3: WHERE IS YOUR FUCKING RAGE?
this whole scene, paired up with Frank's Choice adds a whole new feeling.
Sometimes I can relate to Billy...
The coat pickup was S M O O T H
Can’t wait for him to do this as a TED talk
The irony is at the end of season 3 he eventually became what he mocks in this scene.
I love this guy
Every time our boss tries to exploit us I become this Billy Butcher character, tell my co workers where's your rage? Your self respect?
The way he says "your mum's best China" is brilliant
This is one of the best scenes in TV series ever.
This is tied with homelander threatening Ashley after injuring blind spot as my favourite scene
“Seek and ye shall find me son” - Billy Butcher
Me to all the men who SIMP over criminals like Amber Heard and Cardi B:
I feel this way about our political parties, government and corporations....
THANK YOU
one of the fav scenes
I watch this everyday
Signs of budding mental illness.
Where is your rage? Your self respect? God i wanted to say these words to all the damn doormats i have seen in the anime (Naruto Uzumaki, Shinji Ikari, Izuku Midoriya, etc), because they are exactly like these people.
They don't feel any rage againts their abusers, because they don't have any self respect and they believe that all the bullying they recieve can be forgiven even if there is no apology and their abusers can be pardoned because they're better or are entitled to do as they please.
I'm not saying revenge an murder are the best solutions but passivity is also an evil that allows worse evils to take root and grow.
Literally all those characters have rage they actively keep suppressed. You don't even understand the doormats you insult.
Thank you Karl Urban.
I mean all in all he did share with the talking stick
Unfortunately, in this crazy world we live in, Billy is too relatable here... I really understand where he’s coming from and I kinda agree with him, but I know it’s wrong...
Man could easily play Batman
This scene changed my life