*I love this show. Zendaya definitely has gotten a unique character to play. She definitely stepped out of her comfort zone and this is my new favorite show. I love the sound track as well*
This scene is so beautiful. Zendaya did a great job here. As rue reaches her high everything slows, she starts looking slightly sick and dazed, and when it finally hits, everything is perfect. And a soulless smile stretches across her face...until it fades. She’s back in the hole she so desperately wants to leave. All her problems come back crashing around her as tears begin streaming down her face. And her face changes one last time as her high leaves. Her face slowly moves into a sad numbness she can’t seem to shake...
Coke isn’t something you get addicted to immediately, it’s a party drug first and foremost. But yeah, fuck Heroin and Fentanyl (what’s used in Euphoria), that’s just playing Russian roulette.
this is cool and all but y’all need to stop romanticizing drug addiction. i’ve been there before with hard drugs and trust me it is not fun when the ‘2 seconds of nothingness’ fades away and you have actually look at your demons face to face. blessed to be 2 years clean 🖤
@Nevermorn i don't think they do. They portray here how she feels, but it's heartbreakingly sad, and that's why it's beautiful. Later on she says that "drugs are great" until you fuck up your whole life and they show us how awful drug addiction is and how it has almost shattered her family
Nevermorn have you watched the show? They dont glorify drug usage. They doesnt condemn it either. They show the highs, the lows, the everything, the reality.
dead2u you got any evidence for that? Impressionistic viewers aren’t idiots. We see more of Rue struggling even *in* these scenes than her actually enjoying an “aesthetic” experience. The cinematography is here to tell a story. It’s not made glamorous to convince people to do drugs, nor have I ever heard a fan of this show express the want to feel as desperate and empty as Rue.
@dead2u I'm agreeing with the fact that some dumbasses fans think that that's cool to do drugs because the show is beautiful in his description. BUT (there's always one) saying that the show influence WITH PURPOSE the youngest or/and the idiots that doesn't see the pain and struggle it's not fair. If we began like that we will stop watching TV shows or movies or mangas or we will stop living. Yes there's a lot of People who are influenced but there will be always people influenced by things if it's not a show it's a book or a cartoon. My point is that it's unfair to say that the show makes beautiful the using of drugs because they show and explain clearly the hell Rues been through and the effects. So yess this scene is beautiful to look but she's beautifully sad and painful. If people wants to take it like "yea drugs r fun lmao so cool i will take too" it's not the show's fault but it's the peoples and their maturity, the fact they don't understand and shouldn't look at shows like that if they can't stop themselves to follow everything TV or internet says and furthemore interpreting the things they see.... it's the responsability of the people to inform themselves better and not that of a entertainment show.
The way the scene first starts with the flashing lights. You hear the iconic song in the background while you watch and hear her exhale slowly in intervals that match up with the music. Each breath getting heavier and longer. Finally music starts to fade and get slow and the picture gets blurry. It hits.
I can definitely see why she would want that 2 seconds all the time. Life is nothing but pain and those 2 secs are nothin. And nothing is better than suffering. Edit: since I've wrote this my opinion has changed. Life is by itself in a vacuum suffering but you can choose whether or not to let the suffering control you.
craig mongiovi I’m so sorry. I don’t know what it is exactly that you’re going through but I can tell you that I have been there, too. I had one year of my life that felt like a decade because each minute was agonizing and never-ending. And just like you I took it one day at a time. One second at a time is more like it. Eventually I found my way out of the fog and I’m so so grateful that I didn’t give up. There is happiness waiting for you on the other side of this. And you deserve it. Just keep pushing through and try to find things that make you smile- even if it’s just for a moment. Sounds cliche but goddamn is it true! ❤️
I keep checkin in to see if you have responded Craig. Just want to make sure you are ok. I know I have never met you but I really want you to know that you aren’t alone..and I hope you’ve found some reasons to smile... even if just a couple ☀️❤️
watching this entire season high and sitting in the dark was the best tbh or even sober i’ve done both but for some reason you just relate on an entirely different level when you’re high
It's so painfully accurate. All of the risk for just a few seconds, just a moment of blissful relief. Finally. And then its gone. And you feel worse than you had before. And each time you chase that feeling of nothingness it gets a little farther, and lasts just a little shorter. But still, we make excuses as to why it's worth it even when inevitably it stops working and you lose that euphoric feeling forever. It's never the same as it was in the beginning, it never will be.
This is one of my all time favorite scenes out of this ENTIRE series. The song, the scene, the noises and the chattering and laughter from the party, it’s unexplainable the way it makes me feel. Before she starts actually talking about the effects. Not glorified by any means, but this is in the beginning days before it gets worse than it already was. Before it gets really really really bad. Before it gets to absolute rock bottom. This takes me back to “innocent” days. But we know this is far from that. We know what it spirals into. I think that feeling is also important to note as a viewer, because you too go from these magical lights, the glittery scenes, the fun parties, etc. to pure and agonizing hell with Rue through this series. Even this second season alone has been more dark, and not quite as colorful. Euphoria does an amazing job of getting you to feel these things you’ve gone through in your own life, or have witnessed others go through. And to even just see what obstacles and hardships these characters face. The art behind this show is as equally as important as the message it portrays. I wouldn’t say drugs are glorified in this series at all. But scenes like this help take you on the ups and downs of the emotional rollercoaster of the addict. We go from this, all the way to this last episode where Rue is so bad into it she’s tearing into her family and starting to lose people she loves around her. To say this show glorifies drugs is not something to be said lightly. I’ve heard addicts say that this second season alone has been hard for them to watch because of how accurate it is. This show doesn’t just show you the bad, it shows you how drugs can lie to you. Any person who’s tried drugs in their life thinks that it will be all storm clouds all the time just like they preached in school, until they actually get their hands on them. Anyone from the outside sees the same. The truth is, this displays full on reality. This is not glorifying anything. It’s quite the opposite, sadly. That’s the lie it feeds you. That your life is better with drugs. This is not a show to be taken lightly.
@@linw6252 This scene, no matter how many times I see it, will always invoke that “first time feeling.” They have truly done incredible with this scene, whether that was their intent or not🙏🏼
@@Alexander_W I don’t want to make this sound like it’s something to be glorified but it makes me feel so nostalgic of that newness to everything in the world when you’re young. I just remember how these kind of nights felt when they were “fun.”
@@mbg140897 You’re not. A lot of people criticized this show for glorifying “addiction” and “drug use.” Most of those critics have no composite understanding of addiction whatsoever. As someone who has has battled addiction and mental illness most of my life, I can attest, this show does not glorify those themes at all. Instead, it actually brings awareness to them and portrays them in an extremely raw and unadulterated manner. Like they should be, in my opinion. And like you so articulately and beautifully described, this scene portrays the “infancy”’ of an addicts relationship to drugs and alcohol.
Admit it. This is the scene where we all realized euphoria was going to be something special. The music. The cinematography. Zendaya. Everything is just perfect.
This scene is beyond amazing and beautiful and sad all at once, it makes want to cry because I feel so many emotions, I literally can’t stop watching. Well done z
zendeya left a BIG impression on me after this scene, i was so submersed into it with the stunning lightning, slow motion, the expressions she was giving, the different states rue was getting and feeling, i felt everything in my soul…after it i was like wow zendeya is truly an insanely talented actress
As someone with extreme anxiety and my mind constantly racing. I can identify heavily w the 2 seconds of nothingness. I don’t do hard drugs but I do drink.. that nothingness that hits at a certain point is so calming…until it’s not, that’s why I love euphoria bc it doesn’t glamorize intoxication. Ir describes and tells it like it is.
Before I watched or knew anything about this show, I guessed it had to be something to do with drugs by the title alone, because it encapsulates exactly what it feels like to be high. Unfortunately nothing beats the euphoria of it, and some of us will spend a lifetime chasing the feeling which is pretty accurately represented in this show.
yoo she has the same glitter makeup as the ending! what if the beginning is what happend after the ending thats why this scene she has the glitter makeup!!!
Why am i obsessed with this scene. It makes me want to be rebellious Edit: let me make this clear, since everyone is STILL getting so butthurt about this comment I made two years ago. I was obviously joking. I'm not going to watch this and then go on a spree snorting crack and getting wasted ffs. I meant it in good fun. I love the aesthetics and the way it looks. That's literally all I meant. As I've said already, I'm one of the most innocent people you'd meet. Thank you 🙃
This show doesn't romanticize drugs. It's realistic. Drugs do make you feel amazing and they feel as though all your problems go away during the high. It's why they're so addicting in the first place, especially for Rue who has had chronic anxiety since she was a toddler. These scenes are showing you how amazing drugs feel when people do them and why they are addicting. If you watch the whole show, you see the horrible impact of drug abuse. She ruins her family, hurts everyone she loves, gets herself into extremely dangerous situations, and overdoses. That's not romanticizing drugs. That's REAL.
this is a beautiful tragedy. it's so beautiful and so well acted and the entire cinematography here is INSANELY well done, that it honestly takes my breath away. Zendaya's a damn goddess, I swear
Going to rehab in two weeks and to be completely honest... I'm terrified of not having those 2 seconds again. It's become a way to numb everything until it just doesn't work anymore. This show has been so unbelievably relatable and brutally honest on the not so glamorized side of drugs that some people will never see or understand until unfortunately they too become an addict. I think maybe that was the whole point of Euphoria, to show the horrors that come with addiction. Not the "fun" and hype that some portray it to be.
I watched this show high. It was a mirror that led me to most incredible realization of myself. I hate to say I see myself in the characters and been living in denial after attending multiple therapies throughout my life and being hospitalized over a crisis. I don’t want to bother my loved ones with this so here I am throwing this admission into the sea of comments. I wonder if anyone will read
I did the same thing, I came to many realizations many of them horrible and many of extremely insightful. And here I'm sober now, drugs are a hell, it feels like nothing in the world can ever make you feel as happy but the truth is, there's. You just got to chase it, drugs are easy but they're deadly. the consequences are too bad.
this is definitely my favorite scene of season one. the cinematography, music, and lighting all come together to form such a cinematic and emotional masterpiece 🤩✨
This show was like a drug to me, helping me feel the drugs without taking them anymore, but the ending left me with a bad come down, like dissapointing come down
I know I'm not the only crackhead who sits up and watches this show high af 😂 (i highly recommend it so that you can watch every episode for the first time twice. First high then sober)
It's your choice, don't make an overdose, take care of yourself and know that, drugs will don't work anymore one day so you have to find something better for you and your body...
Fuck I relate so much to rue.. my mom died of cancer 6 months ago, and coping has been hard.. those two seconds of utter nothingness, where all the grief and stress floats away, are amazing, everything she says is completely spot on in this scene
I done a pill and just remember sat there feeling like that and my mate asked if I was ok and I just nodded beacuse I was feeling such deep euphoria all though I was also very scared for a moment beacuse I thought I was overdosing when actually I went outside and then felt so good clear happy and fresh it’s hard to describe but you definitely have that point of not breathing if it’s your first time but after that everything is just amazing and your back in control
I feel like i’m beginning to take the same path as Rue and i’m scared. I’m 17 and a couple months ago i had my first drink. And then i had more. And then i tried weed and i find myself retreating to it any chance i get. My brain is so fucked up, anxiety, ocd, depression i don’t even know. All i know is that those two seconds of nothingness where my brain stops from thinking a thousand thoughts at once every second of every day is like i’ve found peace. My life isn’t even that bad but all i want to do is escape my reality and my head. Im afraid of what i might do
0:25 and then it happened, that moment when your breath starts to slow ... and every time you breathe, you breathe out all the oxygen you have ... and everything stops. your heart your lungs and finally your brain and everything you feel and wish and want to forget... it all just sinks. and suddenly you give it air again, give it life again. i remember the first time it happened to me i got so scared i wanted to call 911 go to the hospital and be kept alive on machines and apple juice. but i didn’t want to look like an idiot. i didn’t want to fuck up everyone’s night ...and then overtime that’s all i wanted. those two seconds of nothingness.
That one dislike to this video is really getting to me like how and why would someone not love this it’s literally a masterpiece and zendaya like the best actress EVER (in my opinion) is one of the main characters ‼️‼️💕 Please just explain to me cause I’m just shocked right now
When I watched this scene first time, I was abuducted by my own reality, that I Never have put in Words... by that moment, I thought I was The only one that feels this way... how many times I Just wanted to go fast to an emergency.. call my Mother... but Never happend. I always kept The fear, and loneliness to my self. I am a person that unfotunatly can't watch Euphoria. But The scene is amanzing, it's in the list of The most beautiful one of The screens.
The music for this is just amazing, the scene was amazing and everything was so well done for this scene, it’s beautiful and creative but also a dark reality. I absolutely love Zendaya she has played the character so well. I really hope there’s a season 2, I’m almost done season 1! Just amazing. Definitely my new favourite show. I love it. Lol my new favourite songs now are “rip” and you “still don’t know my name”
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Why is this scene so beautifully sad. It’s breath taking.
perfectly described dude
You breathtaking
Ksusha Pudovinnikova gasp! Thank you!
hunter savella thanks!
🖤Alice Angel🖤 I cried man.
Give her the awards.
All of them !!!
And to the person who put in all the effects. It really captures the moments.
Ikr!!Shes amazing
I SWEAR
I don’t care for a war shows never have. But I’m gonna tune in just for lil mama
Cinematography in this show is everything.
exactly, i’ll never be over it
@@Wayjunior I'm ready for season 2's cinematography!!! It's gonna be so beautiful.
Season two better not be disappointing
From the little of seen of this show, not good if you're epileptic.
and so is how they transition into all of the music
*I love this show. Zendaya definitely has gotten a unique character to play. She definitely stepped out of her comfort zone and this is my new favorite show. I love the sound track as well*
She actually was given a chance to get out of that kids shows faze that everyone knew her by,it’s a big jump and I’m here for it
@@Xxx-sd2du yuppp
definitely
This scene is so beautiful. Zendaya did a great job here. As rue reaches her high everything slows, she starts looking slightly sick and dazed, and when it finally hits, everything is perfect. And a soulless smile stretches across her face...until it fades. She’s back in the hole she so desperately wants to leave. All her problems come back crashing around her as tears begin streaming down her face. And her face changes one last time as her high leaves. Her face slowly moves into a sad numbness she can’t seem to shake...
Beautiful description
this right here.
are you writer??? if not, you need to be bc you’re amazing.
Michiaha thank u 💖💖 I write every now and then but not full time lol
Underrated comment
Exactly why I’m so afraid to touch hard drugs like heroine or coke. I don’t want to end up relying on that 2 seconds.
HOMOSEXUALEX it makes u happy
HOMOSEXUALEX lol pussy
Coke isn’t something you get addicted to immediately, it’s a party drug first and foremost. But yeah, fuck Heroin and Fentanyl (what’s used in Euphoria), that’s just playing Russian roulette.
Enter The Soundscape yeah + it is not just 2 seconds. One line of Coke can last 45 minutes
yeah you don’t get addicted at cocaine from the first line but you’ll be taking more and more and then it will fuck your life literally
The soundtrack complements the scene soo perfectly.. it's beautiful
SAYANTIKA PAUL what’s the song?
@@maniac4594 stunning like my daddy by Labrinth..
SAYANTIKA PAUL wrong
@@maniac4594 When I R.I.P - Labyrinth
@@sayantikapaul2920 Nooo
It’s not about romanticising addiction. It’s such a breathtaking scene and its words mean a lot.
This show has taught me about what drugs do to you if anything & that's why I really love it
@@Shesveryshy same. And Alexa demie/Maddy and Rue are entertaining asf.
The whole series is nothing but promoting Fentanyl use. Wake up!
Absolutely, this scene is so relatable to me personally and gives me goosebumps. Just outstanding.
@@margperkins5020wow, you are clearly ignorant and don’t understand addiction whatsoever
Her face changing colors was such an amazing experience
FR
this show is something else, i’m soo in love with it
Probably the most beautiful scene ive ever seen
this is cool and all but y’all need to stop romanticizing drug addiction. i’ve been there before with hard drugs and trust me it is not fun when the ‘2 seconds of nothingness’ fades away and you have actually look at your demons face to face. blessed to be 2 years clean 🖤
im so proud of you!
@Nevermorn i don't think they do. They portray here how she feels, but it's heartbreakingly sad, and that's why it's beautiful. Later on she says that "drugs are great" until you fuck up your whole life and they show us how awful drug addiction is and how it has almost shattered her family
Nevermorn have you watched the show? They dont glorify drug usage. They doesnt condemn it either. They show the highs, the lows, the everything, the reality.
dead2u you got any evidence for that? Impressionistic viewers aren’t idiots. We see more of Rue struggling even *in* these scenes than her actually enjoying an “aesthetic” experience. The cinematography is here to tell a story. It’s not made glamorous to convince people to do drugs, nor have I ever heard a fan of this show express the want to feel as desperate and empty as Rue.
@dead2u I'm agreeing with the fact that some dumbasses fans think that that's cool to do drugs because the show is beautiful in his description. BUT (there's always one) saying that the show influence WITH PURPOSE the youngest or/and the idiots that doesn't see the pain and struggle it's not fair. If we began like that we will stop watching TV shows or movies or mangas or we will stop living. Yes there's a lot of People who are influenced but there will be always people influenced by things if it's not a show it's a book or a cartoon. My point is that it's unfair to say that the show makes beautiful the using of drugs because they show and explain clearly the hell Rues been through and the effects. So yess this scene is beautiful to look but she's beautifully sad and painful. If people wants to take it like "yea drugs r fun lmao so cool i will take too" it's not the show's fault but it's the peoples and their maturity, the fact they don't understand and shouldn't look at shows like that if they can't stop themselves to follow everything TV or internet says and furthemore interpreting the things they see.... it's the responsability of the people to inform themselves better and not that of a entertainment show.
The way the scene first starts with the flashing lights. You hear the iconic song in the background while you watch and hear her exhale slowly in intervals that match up with the music. Each breath getting heavier and longer. Finally music starts to fade and get slow and the picture gets blurry. It hits.
I’m too high for this comment lmao but true
I can definitely see why she would want that 2 seconds all the time. Life is nothing but pain and those 2 secs are nothin. And nothing is better than suffering.
Edit: since I've wrote this my opinion has changed. Life is by itself in a vacuum suffering but you can choose whether or not to let the suffering control you.
craig mongiovi Your so wise
You okay Craig? In all seriousness.
I haven't been for awhile Jess d. But I'm dealing with it one day at a time. Thx for asking.
craig mongiovi I’m so sorry. I don’t know what it is exactly that you’re going through but I can tell you that I have been there, too. I had one year of my life that felt like a decade because each minute was agonizing and never-ending. And just like you I took it one day at a time. One second at a time is more like it. Eventually I found my way out of the fog and I’m so so grateful that I didn’t give up. There is happiness waiting for you on the other side of this. And you deserve it. Just keep pushing through and try to find things that make you smile- even if it’s just for a moment. Sounds cliche but goddamn is it true! ❤️
I keep checkin in to see if you have responded Craig. Just want to make sure you are ok. I know I have never met you but I really want you to know that you aren’t alone..and I hope you’ve found some reasons to smile... even if just a couple ☀️❤️
yo this is not good to watch high alone in the dark i’m trippin
pumpkin june yo fr im doing that sane
i watch the whole show high and in the dark lmao
@@madisonkuyper4547 me too lol !!
watching this entire season high and sitting in the dark was the best tbh or even sober i’ve done both but for some reason you just relate on an entirely different level when you’re high
Watch this stoned makes me feel really sad, i even wanna cry, but i'm so high that i can't 🤣
This shit is so deep. Shoutout to everyone broken and wandering in this life. I love you guys.
Even if she is completely silent...her facial expressions and the light leaving then filling her eyes is enough to earn her the Oscar
Oscars are for films.
It's so painfully accurate. All of the risk for just a few seconds, just a moment of blissful relief. Finally. And then its gone. And you feel worse than you had before. And each time you chase that feeling of nothingness it gets a little farther, and lasts just a little shorter.
But still, we make excuses as to why it's worth it even when inevitably it stops working and you lose that euphoric feeling forever. It's never the same as it was in the beginning, it never will be.
This is one of my all time favorite scenes out of this ENTIRE series. The song, the scene, the noises and the chattering and laughter from the party, it’s unexplainable the way it makes me feel. Before she starts actually talking about the effects. Not glorified by any means, but this is in the beginning days before it gets worse than it already was. Before it gets really really really bad. Before it gets to absolute rock bottom. This takes me back to “innocent” days. But we know this is far from that. We know what it spirals into. I think that feeling is also important to note as a viewer, because you too go from these magical lights, the glittery scenes, the fun parties, etc. to pure and agonizing hell with Rue through this series. Even this second season alone has been more dark, and not quite as colorful. Euphoria does an amazing job of getting you to feel these things you’ve gone through in your own life, or have witnessed others go through. And to even just see what obstacles and hardships these characters face. The art behind this show is as equally as important as the message it portrays. I wouldn’t say drugs are glorified in this series at all. But scenes like this help take you on the ups and downs of the emotional rollercoaster of the addict. We go from this, all the way to this last episode where Rue is so bad into it she’s tearing into her family and starting to lose people she loves around her. To say this show glorifies drugs is not something to be said lightly. I’ve heard addicts say that this second season alone has been hard for them to watch because of how accurate it is. This show doesn’t just show you the bad, it shows you how drugs can lie to you. Any person who’s tried drugs in their life thinks that it will be all storm clouds all the time just like they preached in school, until they actually get their hands on them. Anyone from the outside sees the same. The truth is, this displays full on reality. This is not glorifying anything. It’s quite the opposite, sadly. That’s the lie it feeds you. That your life is better with drugs. This is not a show to be taken lightly.
WELL FUCKING SAID!
@@linw6252 This scene, no matter how many times I see it, will always invoke that “first time feeling.” They have truly done incredible with this scene, whether that was their intent or not🙏🏼
So fucking well said.
You hit the nail on the head.
@@Alexander_W I don’t want to make this sound like it’s something to be glorified but it makes me feel so nostalgic of that newness to everything in the world when you’re young. I just remember how these kind of nights felt when they were “fun.”
@@mbg140897 You’re not. A lot of people criticized this show for glorifying “addiction” and “drug use.” Most of those critics have no composite understanding of addiction whatsoever. As someone who has has battled addiction and mental illness most of my life, I can attest, this show does not glorify those themes at all. Instead, it actually brings awareness to them and portrays them in an extremely raw and unadulterated manner. Like they should be, in my opinion. And like you so articulately and beautifully described, this scene portrays the “infancy”’ of an addicts relationship to drugs and alcohol.
This is the most aesthetically pleasing scene i think i’ve ever seen
Admit it. This is the scene where we all realized euphoria was going to be something special. The music. The cinematography. Zendaya. Everything is just perfect.
They deserve an Emmy for the pilot episode alone.
What is si sad for me is that every time she’s high she says “I’m so happy”
This whole scene describes how I felt and how my life was for 3 years.
🙏🏼 5 years. Congrats
5 years. I feel that
heidi MC hope you doing better man I know it’s hard and trying my best considering all the shit going down atm.
Alexandra lmao Ditto! It’s all over and I hope the scars will fade for us. :)
i feel that
This scene is beyond amazing and beautiful and sad all at once, it makes want to cry because I feel so many emotions, I literally can’t stop watching. Well done z
Jordyn Williams, omg me too
zendeya left a BIG impression on me after this scene, i was so submersed into it with the stunning lightning, slow motion, the expressions she was giving, the different states rue was getting and feeling, i felt everything in my soul…after it i was like wow zendeya is truly an insanely talented actress
give zendaya all the emmys
#SkinsUKforever!
I really miss skins
@@fuckinnanswer1 same
she was nominated for one !!
and now shes the youngest ever to win best actress for drama series im so proud im never getting over that show
i'll NEVER forget watching this scene for the first time, it gagged me
My favorite scene!!! & The following part where it depicts her anxiety and start to drug abuse 🙌🏾
As someone with extreme anxiety and my mind constantly racing. I can identify heavily w the 2 seconds of nothingness. I don’t do hard drugs but I do drink.. that nothingness that hits at a certain point is so calming…until it’s not, that’s why I love euphoria bc it doesn’t glamorize intoxication. Ir describes and tells it like it is.
Before I watched or knew anything about this show, I guessed it had to be something to do with drugs by the title alone, because it encapsulates exactly what it feels like to be high. Unfortunately nothing beats the euphoria of it, and some of us will spend a lifetime chasing the feeling which is pretty accurately represented in this show.
yoo she has the same glitter makeup as the ending! what if the beginning is what happend after the ending thats why this scene she has the glitter makeup!!!
D Y L A N J E A N wtf u are right omgg thats mind blowing
Bro I was wondering what that sequin on her cheek was there for...
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this is probably my favourite scene. it always sticks with me
Same
Same here
THIS SHOW IS SO UNDERRATED! The cinematography is so beautiful. Why dose the every one know about this show?
Watching this makes me feel like I’m taking the drugs with her 😭
Ngl i felt high watching this whole show
Lol same
Frfr haha!!!
Yep, i'm feel the same x) Zendaya is very good actress and and her Rue looks so real to me... perfectly
i can tell ya'll have never done drugs in ur life
Why am i obsessed with this scene. It makes me want to be rebellious
Edit: let me make this clear, since everyone is STILL getting so butthurt about this comment I made two years ago. I was obviously joking. I'm not going to watch this and then go on a spree snorting crack and getting wasted ffs. I meant it in good fun. I love the aesthetics and the way it looks. That's literally all I meant. As I've said already, I'm one of the most innocent people you'd meet. Thank you 🙃
EmAnd Syd same
don’t addiction isn’t fun
Not the point of the series....
@@ivyshaolin2333 I'm not going to 😂😂 I am probably one of the most innocent people you'd meet
@@jazaelbriones1774 I knowwww I was just saying I like the scene 😩
I instantly got goosebumps when the music started playing
This scene is amazing. I blow my mind everytime i see it. And the music, the visuals... Just perfect. Thank you for this. ❤️🙏💥💣😵
Mygoodness this show is too beautiful
This scene was perfect, like, we can literally feel nothing... Zendaya's acting is amazing, if she doesn't win the Emmy, I'll be really pissed
She’s such a good actress, extremely talented.
This scene is literally the abstract representation of a silent breathtaking beautiful tragedy.
This show doesn't romanticize drugs. It's realistic. Drugs do make you feel amazing and they feel as though all your problems go away during the high. It's why they're so addicting in the first place, especially for Rue who has had chronic anxiety since she was a toddler. These scenes are showing you how amazing drugs feel when people do them and why they are addicting. If you watch the whole show, you see the horrible impact of drug abuse. She ruins her family, hurts everyone she loves, gets herself into extremely dangerous situations, and overdoses. That's not romanticizing drugs. That's REAL.
this is a beautiful tragedy. it's so beautiful and so well acted and the entire cinematography here is INSANELY well done, that it honestly takes my breath away. Zendaya's a damn goddess, I swear
This scene gives me happiness, sadness, loneliness, shameless, liberty ,it’s really weird seeing a person in this situation
The way this scene makes me shiver every single fucking time. This show is a masterpiece
This scene makes me insanely depressed for some reason.
most relatable scene ever for ppl who struggle(d) with addiction of any sorts
Going to rehab in two weeks and to be completely honest... I'm terrified of not having those 2 seconds again. It's become a way to numb everything until it just doesn't work anymore. This show has been so unbelievably relatable and brutally honest on the not so glamorized side of drugs that some people will never see or understand until unfortunately they too become an addict. I think maybe that was the whole point of Euphoria, to show the horrors that come with addiction. Not the "fun" and hype that some portray it to be.
I hope everything went well for you. I am sober since years it is hard but gets better..
I watched this show high. It was a mirror that led me to most incredible realization of myself. I hate to say I see myself in the characters and been living in denial after attending multiple therapies throughout my life and being hospitalized over a crisis. I don’t want to bother my loved ones with this so here I am throwing this admission into the sea of comments. I wonder if anyone will read
I did the same thing, I came to many realizations many of them horrible and many of extremely insightful. And here I'm sober now, drugs are a hell, it feels like nothing in the world can ever make you feel as happy but the truth is, there's. You just got to chase it, drugs are easy but they're deadly. the consequences are too bad.
this is definitely my favorite scene of season one. the cinematography, music, and lighting all come together to form such a cinematic and emotional masterpiece 🤩✨
Can’t get enough of this scene.
Nobody loves how Rue doesn't want Gia to experience drugs and get high.
Even if she loves drugs.
That's one of the things i love in this show.
THIS precisely (although there are like 5 more) IS THE SCENE that's gonna give Zendaya her first Emmy nomination and WIN 💜💜😌
0:33 goosebumps everytime
the cinematography of this whole show is so beautiful this scene is one of my favorites
I hate how everyone is saying that beautiful cinematography = romanticizing. Y’all be throwing around terms y’all don’t comprehend.
Frr and they love to rant about “media literacy”
can we please appreciate how unbelievable the filming skills are in this scene? like this is amazing, deserves maaaany grammy‘s and other prices ✨
The song at the beginning is Feel the Morning on My Face by Yamid Spain. For those of you who were wondering.
Garrett D Thank you! I was trying to figure it out, just downloaded it!
i thought it was When I R.I.P. by Labrinth?
ccam there’s two versions. The Yamid Spain one was released before the Labrinth one.
I just want to watch the show again for the first time
Watching this stoned definitely takes you on a beautiful road trip
yea
I almost cry EVERYTIME she catches her breath.
This show was like a drug to me, helping me feel the drugs without taking them anymore, but the ending left me with a bad come down, like dissapointing come down
I’m so sorry! I hope you’ve still stayed sober! ❤️
I know I'm not the only crackhead who sits up and watches this show high af 😂 (i highly recommend it so that you can watch every episode for the first time twice. First high then sober)
I feel attacked 😂
shit me too
That’s how I watched the entire season 💀
And then u feel attacked when it’s about drug abuse and shit just hits too close
omg howd u kno baby
From how this scene makes you feel especially as an ex addict. Hurts. Alot.
addict representation is nice, this show is such an accurate portrayal of addiction
She bodied this 😭
This is so sad and beautiful at the same time. Damn.
The song is called
“When I RIP” by- Labyrinth
Are the colours representing her emotion? Blue for sadness? Red for anger? I don’t know ..
Aaliyah Petronella mupure i think red might be for pain
Claudia Alex yeah that’s better actually
I think it also shows the purple of her mood.
If you’re looking for a sign not to end your life, this is it.
I love you, stay strong ❤️
I don’t want to try it or get addicted I just want to go thru that quick moment and see what it feels like🤧
I really want that two seconds of nothingness...
It's your choice, don't make an overdose, take care of yourself and know that, drugs will don't work anymore one day so you have to find something better for you and your body...
Me too Gwen me too
Both yall hmu then
Me too
Hmu hmu
This scene; I can't even describe it. It's haunting and beautiful
0:08 The scenes in this series are exceptional
Fuck I relate so much to rue.. my mom died of cancer 6 months ago, and coping has been hard.. those two seconds of utter nothingness, where all the grief and stress floats away, are amazing, everything she says is completely spot on in this scene
I done a pill and just remember sat there feeling like that and my mate asked if I was ok and I just nodded beacuse I was feeling such deep euphoria all though I was also very scared for a moment beacuse I thought I was overdosing when actually I went outside and then felt so good clear happy and fresh it’s hard to describe but you definitely have that point of not breathing if it’s your first time but after that everything is just amazing and your back in control
Henry Greenhalf I need to know what that feels like
Jonathan Ford if your going to do drugs just do weed and acid/shrooms
What drugs did you do
I feel like i’m beginning to take the same path as Rue and i’m scared. I’m 17 and a couple months ago i had my first drink. And then i had more. And then i tried weed and i find myself retreating to it any chance i get. My brain is so fucked up, anxiety, ocd, depression i don’t even know. All i know is that those two seconds of nothingness where my brain stops from thinking a thousand thoughts at once every second of every day is like i’ve found peace. My life isn’t even that bad but all i want to do is escape my reality and my head. Im afraid of what i might do
hey idk how things have been for you but i hope you've gotten better 🙏🏽
I hope that u have gotten better and not rely on drugs that will only make u happy in that moment if u need anyone to talk to I'm here
You’ll most likely outgrow this! You’ll realize how much better you’ll feel facing difficult emotions sober... TRUST ME! ❤️
I feel the same bro I’m 17 too relying on many drugs
This is the fucking answer i was looking for.....THANKKKK YOUUUU
give zendaya the oscar already
Experiencing the dark grip of opiates addiction little scenes like this amaze me and haunt me
this scene is art
0:25
and then it happened, that moment when your breath starts to slow ... and every time you breathe, you breathe out all the oxygen you have ... and everything stops. your heart your lungs and finally your brain and everything you feel and wish and want to forget... it all just sinks. and suddenly you give it air again, give it life again. i remember the first time it happened to me i got so scared i wanted to call 911 go to the hospital and be kept alive on machines and apple juice. but i didn’t want to look like an idiot. i didn’t want to fuck up everyone’s night ...and then overtime that’s all i wanted. those two seconds of nothingness.
this scene is so fucking beautiful
what a masterpiece
That one dislike to this video is really getting to me like how and why would someone not love this it’s literally a masterpiece and zendaya like the best actress EVER (in my opinion) is one of the main characters ‼️‼️💕
Please just explain to me cause I’m just shocked right now
Oniya Brown must have been a misclick :(
Spotlight that's the only thing to explain otherwise I just can't comprehend this
Most visually pleasing
The sad part is that I can relate to this
This song is beyond perfect.
this confused me, did she od? did i od? are we ok? should i call someone?
Omgg 😂😂
@444 l 222 Overdose
no fr what is the two seconds, is she describing oding?
the score in this. CHEFS KISS
One word...masterpiece🔥👏🏽
When I watched this scene first time, I was abuducted by my own reality, that I Never have put in Words... by that moment, I thought I was The only one that feels this way... how many times I Just wanted to go fast to an emergency.. call my Mother... but Never happend. I always kept The fear, and loneliness to my self.
I am a person that unfotunatly can't watch Euphoria. But The scene is amanzing, it's in the list of The most beautiful one of The screens.
this is the beautifully thing I've ever seen
THIS IS ART.
This scene was amazing.
This is so accurate. This is what I feel everyday
Best scene ever created❤️
The music for this is just amazing, the scene was amazing and everything was so well done for this scene, it’s beautiful and creative but also a dark reality. I absolutely love Zendaya she has played the character so well. I really hope there’s a season 2, I’m almost done season 1! Just amazing. Definitely my new favourite show. I love it. Lol my new favourite songs now are “rip” and you “still don’t know my name”
I had Extracted the OST from this song.. This was a Great moment that reminds of people how it feels
Zendaya's dialogue is a real addiction and it's a masterpiece.