A role model is an example of a person that someone should aspire to. But good advice/lessons can come from anywhere. His brother is not a role.model, that's literally what he's trying to say "you're better then me, act like it"
@@kingjonstarkgeryan8573 you've never met one then. The BTK Killer loved his daughter, at least enough to pretend anyway. Isn't he a monster? Monsters can love. Sometimes that makes them worse than those you just think are monsters, because they actually understand what they're taking away from others.
"You're better than me. Act like it." 😢 That one got me. Having an older brother incarcerated for 19 years and having two sons of my own, it hits pretty hard.
It got me to. My father’s been in prison for a long time and I’ll be almost 50 when he gets out. I was 5 when he went in. Sorry you had to grow up without your bro.
Grew up with out my pops for a long ass time. He the reason why I won't go to jail. Even visiting feels awful. I seen what it did to him when he got out......now he's back in..... his mind is wired different from what I seen of him over the years.
I appreciate that his brother wanted to make sure he had a better life than he does, as much of a criminal and probably done horrible things he still cares for his brother so much
Most lower level criminals have family and the reason for most of the crime they do is to better provide for their family I'm not supporting them but just saying they ain't all that bad
@@Norcat10 shit the context is real though. it's why a good amount of the time pedo's will have extra security detail around them cuz they'll get fuckin killed otherwise man
I pretty much had this exact conversation with my sister but thru glass. She's now two steps down from warden at the federal prison she works at. We joke about how she ended up spending more time in prison than i did.
@@LightIsFlummoxed but I was in and out of jail for a long time before that because I'm an addict. Sober over a decade now, but yeah... I used to be a terrible person.
They got this from a real-life story. I can't find their names, but it was two brothers, very similar situation. Sadly, the older brother never made it out of the prison. Died after getting jumped and stabbed to death from someone who mistaken him for another man. Shame too because that older brother had actually been given an early release and waiting on the paperwork to go through. The younger brother did turn his life around but only after his brother died in prison. Later he had a son who we named after his older brother. He's still married and doing very well for himself to this day.
As a bus driver in the 70's, I drove a bus load of bad ass, tough talking teenagers from Oakland, CA to San Quentin for a program called Scared Straight. Noisy and loud and cussing on the trip over....you could have heard a pin drop on the way back. As we were about to depart, one of the kids started to smart off.... the entire bus shouted him down and sounded like we were in church! I believed that the message took root they way they were after.
I remember the Scared Straight Program. A kid in high school assaulted a teacher. After that program....he completely turned it around. May not work for everyone; but it changed him.
I saw the first one of those in the 70's the men really tried to show those kids it wasn't a game One went to jail/prison & when he said Hi to a bloke from the programme, he turned his back to him. From memory, 2 more got in trouble again but that was the last time I think is was 7 kids, one was a girl Only one ended up in prison
He may not have made the best choices, and his brother may not be looking at the right qualities in his older brother, but that older brother is a good role model by simply telling his brother the reality of the situation he's in. To teach him to be better. He may be a criminal, but he's a good person.
I love that the older brother knows the difference between respect and fear. You can rule with both, but they are not the same thing. Case in point, when the riot happens in this same prison later this episode, Nolan swears to the brother he'll protect Hector and get him to safety. He does, earning the older brothers respect. That respect then allows him, Harper, and the Warden to walk out of the prison untouched by the other inmates, due to the older brother's say so.
the instant big bro came into screen you knew exactly "yup, they're related". they look so alike. its either really good casting or they are actually related
I remember watching an episode of Scared Straight when one of the kids had an uncle in the prison. Uncle basically chewed him out and told him to do better
He told his brother that he would need to destroy himself to survive, and trying to rebuild is damn near impossible. He doesn't want to see that happen to him; he's still a good brother despite his wrap.
Growing up, all my uncle were part of 18th Street. They told me that they wanted better for me and did what ever it took to keep me out of gangs and trouble. I'm so thankful to them to this day.
Robert De Niro once said, it does not take a lot to pull the trigger but try waking up day after day working for a living that’s the real tough guy the working man is the tough guy. 💯
Hector thinks being in prison is cool and badass. Wait until he finds out what being an adult is later on and almost no one will hire you if you went to prison
It's been hard for me and its been over 27 years. Yeah, i can find a minimum wage job but minimum wage isnt a living wage. I have a Bachelor and hold multiple Certifications. It's been hard. If it wouldn't traumatize my mom, I would have k!ll3d myself two decades ago. When she passes, I'm out. My debt to society appears to never be paid in full.
@@Valentinathevamp Valentina, even after your mom passes away, which one day we all will, please consider keep living your life. I promise you life gets better if you give it enough time, even if it may seem there is no light at the end of the tunnel, because I was in the same position as you. My life isn't perfect by any mean, but it has improved a lot when I look back at it 10 years ago. It took me probably 8 years to finish college just to get my bachelor because I didn't give a crap back then, and I was super depressed and just wanted to escape reality and die somewhere. But I eventually realized that I couldn't just kept living my life like that, and I had to do something about it if I wanted to make a change. I didn't graduate with a high GPA, and I actually graduated with only 2.5GPA. But I was still happy that I finished college, even though I had constant doubt if I was even going to make it. Then after I graduated, it was probably hundreds of failed interviews and no response from applying jobs because I had no experience. What I want to say is that, life is always a constant uphill and it's a bitch. But I met a lot of people along the way and they were all struggling in their own ways. Some of them may be worse than you and some of them may be doing better than you, but the point is that everyone struggle with their own problem. You can have all the money in the world, but it doesn't mean you're happy with your life. Materialistic things can only go so far in life. Once you have 5 houses, 5 cars, 5 boats, etc., there's not much else to keep buying, so this is where helping the other less fortunate comes in. What I can tell you is that gratification and happiness of helping others is something definitely rewarding. I'm not talking about rewarding as in they give you money in return or something, but I'm talking about you making a difference in their life and you see them wanting to change and do better than they were yesterday. If you just set a small goal for yourself and slowly work toward that goal, you will reach there eventually. Remember to never give up. Because once you give up, there's no progress whatsoever. Once you achieved your small goal, you can then work on another one and eventually set a big goal for yourself for long term and work towards that (i.e. purchasing a car, house, etc.). It may seem very far or even impossible, but if other people can do it, then so can you. The only difference is that they put in more time and effort than you did. Find your passion, Valentina. If you don't know what you like, try it. Then you'll know if you like it or not, similar to tasting a food for the first time. And I promise you, you are not alone, because there are a lot of people out there experiencing similar problems as you, if not worse. "Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid." - Albert Einstein
@@user-ts8sf7bv6bi was a felon for 25yrs. you can make a living.. but not a good one. 1 injury & you’re in a world of hurt that is very hard to get out of. & with the type of jobs you have to do & injury is very likely & no one is coming to help. let me stop..
This makes me sad that my little brothers are the exact opposite. I tried to make them better than me, but they chose wrong. Now they're in a box, and I have to struggle to make ends meet because I wanted them to see struggle and work hard to avoid it rather than take the easy way. To keep things clear though, I struggle, but i take can care of both of my parents homes because I want to. I struggle, our parents want for nothing
I did time in prison in Texas what they need to see is the old timers. Old men sitting in wheelchairs with a colostomy bag and an IV. Never going to leave just waiting for death. If they didn't have a colostomy bag they had to have somebody pick them up put them on the toilet and somebody to pick them up and out of the shower. Prison will break you it breaks all of them eventually❤
True brother doesn't want that life for him that's why he's the big brother he walks the hard line to show his younger brother that there are better things in life than being a criminal and show him a better life so one day his younger brother can save his big brother from the gang life and finally find peace in there lives together without looking over there shoulders
"An older brother who takes the wrong path shows their younger brothers to avoid it.And if I takethe right path,my little brother can follow behind." ... "You asked why im tough.I'll tell you it's because I didn't have someone to guide me,so i had to make all of my own mistakes." "Nonetheless,I must walk ahead of my little brothers." ~Choso~ JJK
Sometimes a prisoner can give great advice to their family or friends so they never end up behind bars. Despite being a criminal they can give great advice to you even if they have to isolate themselves from family and friends in order to protect them. They may be murderers but some of them are not stupid. I should know I have a cousin whose been behind bars for drug abuse and he did serve his time and as of right now he's been rehabilitated and sober for a more years than I could count and he's got a wife and kids. Sometimes prison or interventions can really change you and maybe even give you a chance at being born again.
True story bro I'm a living example i'm a piece of shit n my brother is a college graduate going for his masters n he's not even 21 yet i always tell him look at me u wanna hurt mom like I did n everything around u ?!? NO U DONT!! this life style come with a lot of pain n heartaches n watching the people u love suffer with u cause of ur actions BT thank God that kid has a better head on his should then I did at his age im 27 now with a 6month old son once i had my baby I seen the magnitude of my destructive behavior bt its never to late to change!!
Wish my older brother was like him. He's been down a dark road longer than either of us would like to admit. Sadly he's never been a role model except for how God damn charismatic.. and that's how he plays people.
I like that during the hug they don't focus on Hector but focus on his brother who's fighting back the tears and regretting every decision that put him in prison.
not all criminals are bad. They can change if they want to. I did, never got booked but i quit my life of crime after seeing others fall short . i wasnt going down too. So i quit my nonsense. Isnt worth it.
I hitch hiked 2,000 miles away and continued learning my first profession as a carpenter. I had $5 when I hit town, and worked hard, buying my first car a year later. Police were constantly trying to find a reason to arrest me for made up reasons, like they had a profit incentive to arrest me, put me through the system, pay for their overtime. I am not supportive of those who hate on police officers. But if I had a young son moving toward his teen years, (besides raising him well, being an example), I would make a point of getting involved with the police, doing research, do they frivolously arrest teen boys. It was my experience that many police officers seem to want to train youth to be criminals.
I had the same convo with my little brother before i left for the military! Protect ya siblings at all costs because if you dont the cops and wardens will!
If they actually did this for kids it would be amazing I think it would have helped my two older boys if they had a program like this but they don't now one is in the graveyard down the road and the other one is homeless Tulsa😢😢😢 it seems like it has woken up my other 4 children who are just amazing and doing great
Christian Ochoa as Tyson was a great choice he played the part well. I know him irl he’s a really down to earth guy and his stories about being an actor are great!
My big brother ran the streets his whole life, got locked up and did a combined 17 years in prison, which up until the point he got out had been my whole life throughout my childhood he made it his mission to keep me as far from the “family business” as possible I mean literally put the fear of god in me to stay out of trouble, he died a few years ago from cancer and I remember one of our last conversations where I told him how I was bitter that thugs and inmates got more time with my brother than me, he paused for a min and then told me “the best thing I ever did for you as a brother..was get locked tf up” this scene gives me that exact energy and honestly brought a tear out of me💯 sorry for the long comment just had to get it out
Being a little brother is about learning from your sibling, my brother is a car guy and I’ve always tried to drive and be like him, the next day he got into a car accident. He’s alive and well. He now goes 10 below the speed limit and is always telling me to be safe. The big picture is: Learn from your Sibling and take it with gratitude
As a person who suffered a lot from just getting far too close to going to juvenile, I BEG YOU, do NOT let your anger get control over you. I was sent away from my family and home. You know what that means? It means no freedom. No comfort. And no love from others. I’m back home and I’m NEVER making that mistake again ( the mistake is personal).
Whatever else you say about him, you can't deny he's a good brother. I saw this episode just last week, and it was one of the best episodes of The Rookie I've seen.
This series lost me after the first season. Got tired of the drama that the cops alone were going through with each other and their personal lives. Damn, if these people were true cops and the public found out about them, none of them would be allowed to continue as law enforcement officers.
The fact that he has respect to say "lady cop's right" shows he still a good role model.
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@@Monkchelle_Kongbama i don’t see how that is applicable here, but enjoy being miserable
@@kuzhuk I suggest opening your eyes and paying attention to motive and context, but enjoy being visionless...💋
A role model or an older brother just telling his kid brother pull ya fuckn head in... In a nice way
A role model is an example of a person that someone should aspire to. But good advice/lessons can come from anywhere.
His brother is not a role.model, that's literally what he's trying to say "you're better then me, act like it"
The fact that he isn't proud of his brother for following in his footsteps shows he isn't a monster cause he still cares a monster wouldn't care
Untrue. Plenty of the worst monsters on earth care about at least one person they grew up loving.
@@lyingcat9022fr. Pablo Escobar cared deeply for his family and he was still one of the most evil drug lords that ever lived.
@@lyingcat9022A monster wouldn't try to dissuade them from following their footsteps.
@@kingjonstarkgeryan8573 you've never met one then. The BTK Killer loved his daughter, at least enough to pretend anyway. Isn't he a monster? Monsters can love. Sometimes that makes them worse than those you just think are monsters, because they actually understand what they're taking away from others.
Also, there is the whole psychotic love issue or just being in love with other monsters.
"You're better than me, act like it." Is a real older brother right there.
The thing is big bro is still a good role model
he had to adapt to his surroundings but knows it’s better to not be in said surroundings
Lil bro was just respectful to the wrong thing initially
He's not a good role model, he's got good advice.
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"You're better than me. Act like it."
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That one got me. Having an older brother incarcerated for 19 years and having two sons of my own, it hits pretty hard.
It got me to. My father’s been in prison for a long time and I’ll be almost 50 when he gets out. I was 5 when he went in. Sorry you had to grow up without your bro.
Same with my cousin for 5 years for self defense but he might get out early
Geez. I cannot confirm the legitimacy of y’all’s stories but I pray that everything gets better for ygs. Stay safe and live life to the fullest
U guys good?
Grew up with out my pops for a long ass time. He the reason why I won't go to jail. Even visiting feels awful. I seen what it did to him when he got out......now he's back in..... his mind is wired different from what I seen of him over the years.
"People respect you."
"No, they fear me! You cant afford to be a human being in here."
Thats a great line!
I appreciate that his brother wanted to make sure he had a better life than he does, as much of a criminal and probably done horrible things he still cares for his brother so much
Most lower level criminals have family and the reason for most of the crime they do is to better provide for their family
I'm not supporting them but just saying they ain't all that bad
It’s a tv show. They’re actors
@@Norcat10 shit the context is real though. it's why a good amount of the time pedo's will have extra security detail around them cuz they'll get fuckin killed otherwise man
@@Norcat10u must be fun at parties lil bro
@@VOID-zq5bw you’re a homosexual
I pretty much had this exact conversation with my sister but thru glass. She's now two steps down from warden at the federal prison she works at. We joke about how she ended up spending more time in prison than i did.
what did you do to get put in prison?
@@LightIsFlummoxed I was involved in the violent assault of a pedophile rapist that was caught attempting to rape a fourteen year old girl.
@@LightIsFlummoxed but I was in and out of jail for a long time before that because I'm an addict. Sober over a decade now, but yeah... I used to be a terrible person.
@@BiLdoEMcLownproud of u man takes a lot to get clean.
Had me in the first half not gonna lie
The Rookie is the name of the series. Great one to binge on.
Cause of Nolan obviously. The rookie blue and fed is inferior to the og one.
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@@jrr-0611yessir yk ur stuff aka u that the rookie is better then the other shows that are basically a sequal to "The Rookie"
Is it on Netflix? It not in America
@@67882kennyIm pretty sure the show is on Hulu but im not sure about Netflix but definitely a great show
They got this from a real-life story. I can't find their names, but it was two brothers, very similar situation. Sadly, the older brother never made it out of the prison. Died after getting jumped and stabbed to death from someone who mistaken him for another man. Shame too because that older brother had actually been given an early release and waiting on the paperwork to go through.
The younger brother did turn his life around but only after his brother died in prison. Later he had a son who we named after his older brother. He's still married and doing very well for himself to this day.
As a bus driver in the 70's, I drove a bus load of bad ass, tough talking teenagers from Oakland, CA to San Quentin for a program called Scared Straight. Noisy and loud and cussing on the trip over....you could have heard a pin drop on the way back. As we were about to depart, one of the kids started to smart off.... the entire bus shouted him down and sounded like we were in church! I believed that the message took root they way they were after.
I've heard of scared straight!
The big brother is good lookin but the little brother is thinking stupid
freaky mf
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I remember the Scared Straight Program. A kid in high school assaulted a teacher. After that program....he completely turned it around.
May not work for everyone; but it changed him.
I saw the first one of those in the 70's
the men really tried to show those kids it wasn't a game
One went to jail/prison & when he said Hi to a bloke from the programme, he turned his back to him. From memory, 2 more got in trouble again but that was the last time
I think is was 7 kids, one was a girl
Only one ended up in prison
He may not have made the best choices, and his brother may not be looking at the right qualities in his older brother, but that older brother is a good role model by simply telling his brother the reality of the situation he's in. To teach him to be better.
He may be a criminal, but he's a good person.
I love that the older brother knows the difference between respect and fear. You can rule with both, but they are not the same thing. Case in point, when the riot happens in this same prison later this episode, Nolan swears to the brother he'll protect Hector and get him to safety. He does, earning the older brothers respect. That respect then allows him, Harper, and the Warden to walk out of the prison untouched by the other inmates, due to the older brother's say so.
Why does the older inmate sound like Ryan Reynolds’s
Fr though
It’s Pedro pascal
@@joako3733 ...no
Ok I thought the only one hearing it💀
The eyes and voice, thought I was going insane! 😂
Is that him?
The brother feeling when he hugs his little brother after saying hes better then him. I feel like he needed that hug to remind him of his former self
Many years ago, Rahway Prison, New Jersey. started a program called scared straight. It saved a lot of people from going to prison.
I watched that show on A&E, some of those girls/ boys thought they tough until they saw the inmates. Than they started crying like a Baby.
@@andynieuwenhuis7833 Mt father was part of that group, that started that program. He was a state prosecutor, back in the early to late 70's
My dad was apart of the first scared straight program at Rahway Prison
"you run things in here people respect you" next day gets shanked in the shower just like the other inmate said🌚
Bro im watching this shi on 🍄🍄🍄 ‘s and im just like wtfffff 😂😂😂😂
Brother I wish I could be a fly on the wall wherever you are rn 😂
Idk
broooo😭😭
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“Your better than me, act like it” real man shit right there.
the instant big bro came into screen you knew exactly "yup, they're related". they look so alike. its either really good casting or they are actually related
I remember watching an episode of Scared Straight when one of the kids had an uncle in the prison. Uncle basically chewed him out and told him to do better
Big bro got some demon time eyes
A role model doesn't necessarily mean they are telling you to do what they have done in the past, but protecting you from it.
He told his brother that he would need to destroy himself to survive, and trying to rebuild is damn near impossible. He doesn't want to see that happen to him; he's still a good brother despite his wrap.
Growing up, all my uncle were part of 18th Street. They told me that they wanted better for me and did what ever it took to keep me out of gangs and trouble. I'm so thankful to them to this day.
Robert De Niro once said, it does not take a lot to pull the trigger but try waking up day after day working for a living that’s the real tough guy the working man is the tough guy. 💯
Hector thinks being in prison is cool and badass. Wait until he finds out what being an adult is later on and almost no one will hire you if you went to prison
It's what his brother is trying to prevent...
Not true you can still get a job just not anywhere good probably my cousin was arrested and she still has a job
It's been hard for me and its been over 27 years. Yeah, i can find a minimum wage job but minimum wage isnt a living wage. I have a Bachelor and hold multiple Certifications. It's been hard. If it wouldn't traumatize my mom, I would have
k!ll3d myself two decades ago. When she passes, I'm out. My debt to society appears to never be paid in full.
@@Valentinathevamp Valentina, even after your mom passes away, which one day we all will, please consider keep living your life. I promise you life gets better if you give it enough time, even if it may seem there is no light at the end of the tunnel, because I was in the same position as you. My life isn't perfect by any mean, but it has improved a lot when I look back at it 10 years ago.
It took me probably 8 years to finish college just to get my bachelor because I didn't give a crap back then, and I was super depressed and just wanted to escape reality and die somewhere. But I eventually realized that I couldn't just kept living my life like that, and I had to do something about it if I wanted to make a change. I didn't graduate with a high GPA, and I actually graduated with only 2.5GPA. But I was still happy that I finished college, even though I had constant doubt if I was even going to make it.
Then after I graduated, it was probably hundreds of failed interviews and no response from applying jobs because I had no experience. What I want to say is that, life is always a constant uphill and it's a bitch. But I met a lot of people along the way and they were all struggling in their own ways. Some of them may be worse than you and some of them may be doing better than you, but the point is that everyone struggle with their own problem.
You can have all the money in the world, but it doesn't mean you're happy with your life. Materialistic things can only go so far in life. Once you have 5 houses, 5 cars, 5 boats, etc., there's not much else to keep buying, so this is where helping the other less fortunate comes in. What I can tell you is that gratification and happiness of helping others is something definitely rewarding. I'm not talking about rewarding as in they give you money in return or something, but I'm talking about you making a difference in their life and you see them wanting to change and do better than they were yesterday.
If you just set a small goal for yourself and slowly work toward that goal, you will reach there eventually. Remember to never give up. Because once you give up, there's no progress whatsoever. Once you achieved your small goal, you can then work on another one and eventually set a big goal for yourself for long term and work towards that (i.e. purchasing a car, house, etc.). It may seem very far or even impossible, but if other people can do it, then so can you. The only difference is that they put in more time and effort than you did.
Find your passion, Valentina. If you don't know what you like, try it. Then you'll know if you like it or not, similar to tasting a food for the first time. And I promise you, you are not alone, because there are a lot of people out there experiencing similar problems as you, if not worse.
"Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid." - Albert Einstein
@@user-ts8sf7bv6bi was a felon for 25yrs. you can make a living.. but not a good one. 1 injury & you’re in a world of hurt that is very hard to get out of. & with the type of jobs you have to do & injury is very likely & no one is coming to help. let me stop..
That actually made me cry a little
THIS FUCKING SONG STOP IT
A tough guy would never admit to being tough, they'll just show you.
Now that’s a brother that cares, messed up for himself but doesn’t let it fall on his brother when he looks up to him.
That’s deep. Brother was right to teach him the truth.
Dudes brother looks like a young Superman from the live action series
This makes me sad that my little brothers are the exact opposite. I tried to make them better than me, but they chose wrong. Now they're in a box, and I have to struggle to make ends meet because I wanted them to see struggle and work hard to avoid it rather than take the easy way.
To keep things clear though, I struggle, but i take can care of both of my parents homes because I want to. I struggle, our parents want for nothing
I did time in prison in Texas what they need to see is the old timers. Old men sitting in wheelchairs with a colostomy bag and an IV. Never going to leave just waiting for death. If they didn't have a colostomy bag they had to have somebody pick them up put them on the toilet and somebody to pick them up and out of the shower. Prison will break you it breaks all of them eventually❤
A good big brother would truly humble and insult himself just for his brother, true love
Love the fact that it’s sending a good (and from what I’ve heard, somewhat realistic) description of going to prison.
True brother doesn't want that life for him that's why he's the big brother he walks the hard line to show his younger brother that there are better things in life than being a criminal and show him a better life so one day his younger brother can save his big brother from the gang life and finally find peace in there lives together without looking over there shoulders
Loads of great advice for youths worldwide 🌐. This clip should be shown in schools and colleges to students aged 13-24 years old.
I’m glad his brother set him straight in a way that he will remember forever. He told him he was better in more ways than one.
My little brothers are the only ones who can truly get through me if I don’t listen they’ll beat me into submission
"An older brother who takes the wrong path shows their younger brothers to avoid it.And if I takethe right path,my little brother can follow behind."
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"You asked why im tough.I'll tell you it's because I didn't have someone to guide me,so i had to make all of my own mistakes."
"Nonetheless,I must walk ahead of my little brothers."
~Choso~
JJK
My stepdaughter, I sent her to Juvenile jail. Today she's a nurse. And she's never been in trouble with the law Again? I'm proud of her.
It's our job as big brothers to go through hell fire for our little brothers to get a chance to live right.
Sometimes a prisoner can give great advice to their family or friends so they never end up behind bars. Despite being a criminal they can give great advice to you even if they have to isolate themselves from family and friends in order to protect them. They may be murderers but some of them are not stupid. I should know I have a cousin whose been behind bars for drug abuse and he did serve his time and as of right now he's been rehabilitated and sober for a more years than I could count and he's got a wife and kids. Sometimes prison or interventions can really change you and maybe even give you a chance at being born again.
That right there is a man to listen to the advice they give you because they want whats best for the family they still love
Idk what this counting stuff is but it's dumb
Also me: SEVEN!!
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My uncle headbutted me for trying to follow his footsteps
“ the rookie” is such a good show.
After working in a jail for several years, this scene can be fairly accurate with how convicts think of their families, especially younger siblings.
That binding vow with the air bit was hilarious
True story bro I'm a living example i'm a piece of shit n my brother is a college graduate going for his masters n he's not even 21 yet i always tell him look at me u wanna hurt mom like I did n everything around u ?!? NO U DONT!! this life style come with a lot of pain n heartaches n watching the people u love suffer with u cause of ur actions BT thank God that kid has a better head on his should then I did at his age im 27 now with a 6month old son once i had my baby I seen the magnitude of my destructive behavior bt its never to late to change!!
ever since my brother came back from prison he is not the same... i still miss him even tho he is here.
There ain't no prison mate looking that beautiful with clean hair cut that cute.
The older brother know what he himself did wrong, and now he doesn’t want his brother to make the same mistake he did😢
Now that deserves some respect. Teach your brother the correct way.
I can’t imagine the feeling hearing your brother in jail say “your better then me. Act like it.”
Respect to his big brother, he knows what is right for his little brother,
Wish my older brother was like him. He's been down a dark road longer than either of us would like to admit. Sadly he's never been a role model except for how God damn charismatic.. and that's how he plays people.
I like that during the hug they don't focus on Hector but focus on his brother who's fighting back the tears and regretting every decision that put him in prison.
Tough guys don't survive smart people do
The motion he shows as his little brother hugs him is just acting gold.
Thats a good older brother
I want this actor to play Sam or Fred in halo. He’d built for it
Nice observation
not all criminals are bad. They can change if they want to. I did, never got booked but i quit my life of crime after seeing others fall short . i wasnt going down too. So i quit my nonsense. Isnt worth it.
Casting is on point , they really look like they could be brothers ❤
This show is called the rookie for anyone who is wondering ❤
You're blessed
@@Fx-rw9nk that's why I pray
I hitch hiked 2,000 miles away and continued learning my first profession as a carpenter. I had $5 when I hit town, and worked hard, buying my first car a year later. Police were constantly trying to find a reason to arrest me for made up reasons, like they had a profit incentive to arrest me, put me through the system, pay for their overtime.
I am not supportive of those who hate on police officers. But if I had a young son moving toward his teen years, (besides raising him well, being an example), I would make a point of getting involved with the police, doing research, do they frivolously arrest teen boys. It was my experience that many police officers seem to want to train youth to be criminals.
Umm Thomas kinda fine... That voice 🤤🤤
You’re cooked
Thirsting for criminals then ranting "all men", average black females
@@mythical_lucky3384 Knowing hes attractive doesn't mean thats someone i go for. Im not deaf and blind
I had the same convo with my little brother before i left for the military! Protect ya siblings at all costs because if you dont the cops and wardens will!
Now that's a big brother
If they actually did this for kids it would be amazing I think it would have helped my two older boys if they had a program like this but they don't now one is in the graveyard down the road and the other one is homeless Tulsa😢😢😢 it seems like it has woken up my other 4 children who are just amazing and doing great
This reminds me of American History X
Christian Ochoa as Tyson was a great choice he played the part well. I know him irl he’s a really down to earth guy and his stories about being an actor are great!
All he needed was a lil talk from his bro mad it straighten him out
So you guys are the future inmates of America....😂😂😂😂. That line got me rolling
Tysonnnn 😫😫😫
So glad Mr Ballen reposted this. I'm only halfway thru and am very grateful for this video
Meanwhile Oscar being Oscar😭(the old guy with the beard)
My big brother ran the streets his whole life, got locked up and did a combined 17 years in prison, which up until the point he got out had been my whole life throughout my childhood he made it his mission to keep me as far from the “family business” as possible I mean literally put the fear of god in me to stay out of trouble, he died a few years ago from cancer and I remember one of our last conversations where I told him how I was bitter that thugs and inmates got more time with my brother than me, he paused for a min and then told me “the best thing I ever did for you as a brother..was get locked tf up” this scene gives me that exact energy and honestly brought a tear out of me💯 sorry for the long comment just had to get it out
Name?
Season?
Episode?
The rookie
I don't know what season though.
That’s so deep. When he mentioned if you abandon your humanity you can never get it back. He’s not wrong.
I have a similar relationship with my brother, only he isn’t in prison. I see him as a role model.
Being a little brother is about learning from your sibling, my brother is a car guy and I’ve always tried to drive and be like him, the next day he got into a car accident. He’s alive and well. He now goes 10 below the speed limit and is always telling me to be safe. The big picture is: Learn from your Sibling and take it with gratitude
I see his brother is a good role model He just made mistakes and his little brother confused those mistakes as examples
Lady cop always be in those Key & Peele skits lmao
His young brother needs a dad. Or his bigger brother
As a person who suffered a lot from just getting far too close to going to juvenile, I BEG YOU, do NOT let your anger get control over you. I was sent away from my family and home. You know what that means? It means no freedom. No comfort. And no love from others. I’m back home and I’m NEVER making that mistake again ( the mistake is personal).
Dont try to hug a convict when in custody cuz the cops will beat your ass or strip search you both.
Yeah! 😂
JUST THE FACT THAT "YOURE BETTER THAN ME" PROVES HE IS NOT A MONSTER
tyson is fineee
That's my cousin
@@viibezfn lmaoo what’s his @
His nose is half his face
@@zoe_talia bro...
@@zoe_talia @kamronalexander_
Whatever else you say about him, you can't deny he's a good brother. I saw this episode just last week, and it was one of the best episodes of The Rookie I've seen.
What’s the name of the movie
It's a tv show called 'The Rookie'
That’s a real brother 💯 your better than me stay away from here I love you lil fella make me proud 🥹
Not Oscar giving them a speech
This series lost me after the first season. Got tired of the drama that the cops alone were going through with each other and their personal lives. Damn, if these people were true cops and the public found out about them, none of them would be allowed to continue as law enforcement officers.
Off topic but the background music tuff asl😭
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