Ryan Winkelman I was going through some shit when I saw this scene and I immediately said the same thing. Months later and I’m out, still thinking the same thing. It should happen!! Powerful as FUCK
yea this will forever be my favorite show of all time. idk of a more brilliant deep show to date. i love that they cut it at 4 seasons as well. it’s perfectly set for history.
Well that's the thing, it's not really Russ, it's how a grieving son sees his father. He asks him if he had any intention of hurting Byrde and he says that he's "not in the business of hurting people". Obviously we know that's not true, it's just Wyatt wishing it was the case
@@yomama629 I agree, this version of Russ looks like he's at peace and just a regular father not the lying, cheating, stealing manipulative man he was in life. Just a great piece writing here.
The love between them wasn’t anything you really saw till this scene. You feel the sorrow and loss that he feels for his dad. This kids character continues to grow on you quickly. His dad was pretty likable too- just a product of poverty and old ways.
Well there was like when he kicked his brother ass for teasing him and when he told him Charlotte wasn't for him . He showed him how to work on boats and cars .
This is a great scene, you see Russ through Wyatt's eyes and it really brings his pain to a level you can relate to... it humanizes both of them at the same time, brilliantly done.
This scene was so profound. Here I am years after watching the series and this scene comes to mind. It’s just something I can’t forget. Absolutely heartbreaking and beautiful…I just don’t have all the words to describe how this scene makes me feel. Very well done.
I LOVED Russ Langmore!! Very complex character. Wish this character didn't end the way he did. The actor Marc Menchaca is very talented. Love this scene!!
This scene made me tear up, especially since my father taught me guitar and he passed away about 9 years ago now... Fuck man, it doesn't feel like 9 years...
@@VirtuaSavage just live and love in a way that you know would make him proud. I'm not trying to preach to you or anything like that, but I truly believe that you two will be reunited one day. Pain isn't a weakness, it's what makes us human
Just read the theorized meaning of this song. David Bowie wrote this song discussing his inner struggles with his own sexuality. (much like the character Russ who struggled accepting himself). Bowie wrote this song to play as a conversation with himself (much like how Wyatt talks to his father to help come to terms with his passing). Not sure if this is an intentional Easter egg or accidental but DAMN fits so well with whats happening. I love the writing in this show!
Lighting in a bottle this scene, On so many levels. The connection of shared music between father and Son. The slow pan and out of focus reveal of Russ to Wyatt. Is it a shared memory ?? Russ’s fantastic rendition of the song and even when Wyatt joins in gingerly. Heartbreaking. :( Pure Class ;) Respect to all involved ;)
I bawled my eyes out when I watched this scene, and I keep randomly thinking about it and crying. The amount of pain shown here is just so overwhelming.
I LOVE THE OZARKS, I AM SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS, ALSO SAME HERE, YOU ARE NOT ALONE ON THAT, STAY STRONG & HEALTHY, GOD-BLESS YOU, BTW - I HAVE THE SAME SAD 😢 TEARS DRIPPING DOWN MY EYES RIGHT NOW... " MY AMAZING & BLESSED FATHER UNEXPECTEDLY PASSED AWAY ON ME UNFORTUNATELY... 😞
@@JoeRyMi No problem, I was thinking the same as you and was sure he must've heard about everyone wanting him to make one. A small channel named kendall talks tv interviewed him 3 weeks ago and he said he was too busy and couldn't get studio time but will be doing it soon
One of the greatest scenes in cinematic history, reminds me of my uncle Jay, he loved teaching me songs on the guitar. He was SO talented. I miss you so much, Jay
This may sound a bit crazy but I think the snip bit played by Marc Menchaca is better than even Kurt Cobain and David Bowie. You just want him to continue and finish playing the song. The context of this scene makes it incredibly touching and sorrowful. Marc if you're reading this, please record a full version!
This is one of my favourite scene on Ozark. What a voice. The Langmores are my favourite as well. Their family is the one that has suffered tremendously since the Byrdes arrived in town.
Just finished season2 this weekend. Happened to be tooling around with my acoustic when this scene started and Russ's line kinda startled me. "That chord change always did fuck with ya." me: huh?!? Crazy powerful scene on multiple levels. Absolutely perfect. And a surprisingly good singing voice in the actor. I wish he had a full version of this song recorded.
When I first watched this and didn’t know what song to expect, this played and I spent a good month listening to David (And Kurt) sing this. Such a good some
My dad committed suicide when I was a very young child. I always come back to this video because it kind of makes me think of him. This over 20 years ago now. The “I thought you died alone, a long long time ago” part always hits the hardest.
Agent Petty beating his meat to Russ's voice in the earlier scene makes a lot more sense to me after hearing Russ sing "The Man Who Sold The World". Like Agent Petty, I wanted more.
I watched Ozark S3 then started S1 and S2 again, I was saying to myself at S2E4 the Wyatt and Russ scene wont be the same so don't be disappointed. Just the opposite ...... even more hauntingly moving ... yes please ... sing this right through.
I'm up for it. Dude has a voice on him for sure, along with a natural feel for music. I was genuinely impressed by his acoustic performances from this series.
This is super deep not many people know this is actually a David Bowie song originally not nirvana (nirvana did it better) but the meaning of the song is he fooled the world for so long making them believe he was straight so he has come face to face with himself. The real him (gay) and the front he put on for the world. This is so cool because Russ langmore was a closet homosexual so the fact they chose this song is so perfectly fitting.
That's not what the song is about. It's about him playing the part of David Bowie and coming "face-to-face" with his true self, David Jones. He has said that he had sexual experiences with men, but preferred women.
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I wanted him to keep going and sing the whole song.
WE wanted Im from Argentina and Loved his voice.
Me 2 his voices tells a storie
Donny Azoff Yes!
Donny Azoff agreed
Donny Azoff YO ME TOO
In the small chance the actor singing is reading this. Can you please make a video rendition of this song. The whole song. Great voice
Yes!!
This is just one of those scenes that you wish the world could see and hear. Very strong stuff.
Best scene of this whole series, and it's a great show.
Ryan Winkelman I was going through some shit when I saw this scene and I immediately said the same thing. Months later and I’m out, still thinking the same thing. It should happen!! Powerful as FUCK
I need this in a full version!!!!!
The best scene in all of Ozark, testament to the show’s depth and writing.
It’s not the best scene in ALL of Ozark.
Darlene and Wyatt…Mmmm.
That’s the best scene!
yea this will forever be my favorite show of all time. idk of a more brilliant deep show to date. i love that they cut it at 4 seasons as well. it’s perfectly set for history.
@@SugarTasterswhat do you mean by that🧐
Nah I think Marty beating that guy in the street while one of the greatest love songs by Todd Rundgren is playing in the background.
Why'd they have to go and make me love Russ after he was dead 😭
Feel the same
Well that's the thing, it's not really Russ, it's how a grieving son sees his father. He asks him if he had any intention of hurting Byrde and he says that he's "not in the business of hurting people". Obviously we know that's not true, it's just Wyatt wishing it was the case
this series changes people's minds
@@OJB-jp4zm about what?
@@yomama629 I agree, this version of Russ looks like he's at peace and just a regular father not the lying, cheating, stealing manipulative man he was in life. Just a great piece writing here.
The love between them wasn’t anything you really saw till this scene. You feel the sorrow and loss that he feels for his dad. This kids character continues to grow on you quickly. His dad was pretty likable too- just a product of poverty and old ways.
Dreana Dreana exactly, you are completely on point with this comment. Great scene and an excellent show
that's because we only remember the good things about people
Well there was like when he kicked his brother ass for teasing him and when he told him Charlotte wasn't for him . He showed him how to work on boats and cars .
@@theoneonly8472 absolutely. When they pass on for sure
I'm just now watching the series but I hope he gets revenge
This song is really easy to play on guitar, but really difficult to sing without sounding bad. The actor did an awesome job
@J J thanx
Tell Bowie that.
This is a great scene, you see Russ through Wyatt's eyes and it really brings his pain to a level you can relate to... it humanizes both of them at the same time, brilliantly done.
It's really excellent
Yes, in the serie he was a "fool" but for Wyatt was his father that he loved, not just a a death that has passed
This scene was so profound. Here I am years after watching the series and this scene comes to mind. It’s just something I can’t forget. Absolutely heartbreaking and beautiful…I just don’t have all the words to describe how this scene makes me feel. Very well done.
I LOVED Russ Langmore!! Very complex character. Wish this character didn't end the way he did. The actor Marc Menchaca is very talented. Love this scene!!
Soooooo true
@Sightless Sniper. Well you may or may not have noticed, but he is playing a character that is not all up there.
He wasn't complex. He was a rather tragic character.
If there’s one thing Ozark is consistent with, it killing off its most compelling characters way too early.
This scene made me tear up, especially since my father taught me guitar and he passed away about 9 years ago now... Fuck man, it doesn't feel like 9 years...
That whole it gets easier thing is bs huh? It gets easier to forget about it, but it doesn't make the pain hurt any less
@@GRYNGE7 Yeah it hasn't gotten easier at all. When I forget about him it makes me even more depressed.
@@VirtuaSavage just live and love in a way that you know would make him proud. I'm not trying to preach to you or anything like that, but I truly believe that you two will be reunited one day. Pain isn't a weakness, it's what makes us human
@@GRYNGE7 Thanks for the advice, I appreciate it. I hope we do reunite someday.
I’m sorry for your loss man, use your pain as fuel to write your story my guy
This is actually my favourite version of the song. Acoustic and raw!!!
This scene is so Perfect.
Just read the theorized meaning of this song.
David Bowie wrote this song discussing his inner struggles with his own sexuality. (much like the character Russ who struggled accepting himself). Bowie wrote this song to play as a conversation with himself (much like how Wyatt talks to his father to help come to terms with his passing).
Not sure if this is an intentional Easter egg or accidental but DAMN fits so well with whats happening. I love the writing in this show!
@@clintonkerwin6377 David Bowie did... in the 70s🤔
@@clintonkerwin6377 Kurt only covered it
@@clintonkerwin6377 poorly executed woosh, friend
This chokes me up pretty bad
Me too, man.
Powerful.
Rock is real music
Alexander Kruse me too
this scene legit made me cry. i didnt want it to end...beautiful
Best version of this I’ve ever heard.
Probably one of the best scenes I’ve ever seen from any show! I can’t wait for season 3!!
Hello, im from Russia and my opinion this is best version that i heard. And one of the best moments in Ozark.
My dad passed away a couple days ago this scene did me in. I'll never hear him play again
Lighting in a bottle this scene,
On so many levels.
The connection of shared music between father and Son.
The slow pan and out of focus reveal of Russ to Wyatt.
Is it a shared memory ??
Russ’s fantastic rendition of the song and even when Wyatt joins in gingerly. Heartbreaking. :(
Pure Class ;)
Respect to all involved ;)
Man this scene was so effing great. What awesome writing to throw in such a great song to capture such a strong father/son moment. This scene is Gold.
I bawled my eyes out when I watched this scene, and I keep randomly thinking about it and crying. The amount of pain shown here is just so overwhelming.
I LOVE THE OZARKS, I AM SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS, ALSO SAME HERE, YOU ARE NOT ALONE ON THAT, STAY STRONG & HEALTHY, GOD-BLESS YOU, BTW - I HAVE THE SAME SAD 😢 TEARS DRIPPING DOWN MY EYES RIGHT NOW...
" MY AMAZING & BLESSED FATHER UNEXPECTEDLY PASSED AWAY ON ME UNFORTUNATELY... 😞
Rarely have I seen a show or movie capture the loss of a parent so well. I remember doing something very similar when I was 16 and had lost my father.
For me, one of the hardest hitting scenes I’ve ever seen …
I’m starting a petition to get this man to record the whole song. Say ”aye” in the comments to sign it.
aye aye
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what a voice
Had to watch this scene thru blurry eyes.
Very emotional.
Me too!
@@ryanwinkelman1781 ... how bout his voice though, right?
Wow.
Such a beautiful scene. Love this show
"Why are we still here? Just to suffer?"
AparoDedaro I have been playing MGSV and when this scene showed up my face was like 🤯
Russ was a real interesting character just a product of his environment damn good show
I just can't stop watching this
I'm at the end of season 3 and this scene right here is hands down one of the best of the show so far. Cried my eyes out
Russ through Wyatt's eyes. Hit me in the feels hard
Such a iconic voice this guy needs to start making music if definitely buy
What I love about this scene is the opening shot makes Wyatt look like Kurt Cobain.
It's good that I'm not the only one who thinks that
Really needs to be an entire cover made
JoeRyMi yep
He said in a recent interview that he will be doing a full version after all of the covid 19 business is over
Nathanual Hagen Really? That’s really awesome to hear. Thanks for the info.
@@JoeRyMi No problem, I was thinking the same as you and was sure he must've heard about everyone wanting him to make one. A small channel named kendall talks tv interviewed him 3 weeks ago and he said he was too busy and couldn't get studio time but will be doing it soon
Superb acting between these two. Absolute beautiful scene.
Best version of this I’ve ever heard! *I really wish you were here*
this is such a strong scene. and a troubling yet beautiful rendition of the song. hyper feels
I need the full version on Spotify
His voice is just perfect
Please Russ put out the full version of this song! It was so amazing while it lasted. I cannot find another cover similar to your voice! 💕💕
One of the greatest scenes in cinematic history, reminds me of my uncle Jay, he loved teaching me songs on the guitar. He was SO talented. I miss you so much, Jay
This may sound a bit crazy but I think the snip bit played by Marc Menchaca is better than even Kurt Cobain and David Bowie. You just want him to continue and finish playing the song. The context of this scene makes it incredibly touching and sorrowful. Marc if you're reading this, please record a full version!
I agree, it’s the best version I’ve ever heard
I agree!!
Its because of the story attached to it.
It hurts
Um...no
This scene has it all. Respect, loneliness, pedestal, passion, desire, desperation.... Bravo.
Man I just love this song
this is heartbreaking, beautiful scene, amazing voice, pure goosebumps...
one of the best scenes of this amazing show
This is a great moment and song, ....
Scene hits so hard. Had to come back years later and watch again.
Bruh this is one of my favorite scenes in the show
This is one of my favourite scene on Ozark. What a voice. The Langmores are my favourite as well. Their family is the one that has suffered tremendously since the Byrdes arrived in town.
I lost my dad in 6th grade so this brought back memories of talking to someone who’s not there and seeing the pain in wyatts eyes as they tear up 😒
Just finished season2 this weekend. Happened to be tooling around with my acoustic when this scene started and Russ's line kinda startled me. "That chord change always did fuck with ya." me: huh?!?
Crazy powerful scene on multiple levels. Absolutely perfect. And a surprisingly good singing voice in the actor. I wish he had a full version of this song recorded.
This is one of the best scenes in the whole show and has stuck in my head for years.
I love his version, wish he’d sung all of it! Great voice!
Please never stop singing this song
I love this series, watching on Netflix, but this took me by surprise, had to rewind it, amazing
This is one of the best covers of this song. I've ever heard I wish they recorded the whole cover.
In the opening shot, Wyatt looked, moved, and kinda played like Kurt
Well makes sense since they're kinda basing off the cover nirvana did.
In a series of great scenes to plentiful to count, this, by far, was one of the best. Simply sublime and hugely melancholy.
Who would knew after seeing Russ in Ozark for the 1st time...that he will become one of the most likable characters of entire show.
This scene is absolutely poetic.
wish he did a full cover
2024 - 5 anos se passarem e eu não esqueço essa versão dessa música, pqp como eu queria ela completa.
RIP Wyatt!!!
love this version, my favorite part of the show so far
Mine too
I've wachted this scene a hundred times.
Marvelous... majestic makes me cry so lovely
Best scene of the serie. The melancholy fits so well with the song they ve chosen.
When I first watched this and didn’t know what song to expect, this played and I spent a good month listening to David (And Kurt) sing this. Such a good some
Such a lovely lovely voice
This scene is so moving, but a beautiful voice.
My dad committed suicide when I was a very young child. I always come back to this video because it kind of makes me think of him. This over 20 years ago now. The “I thought you died alone, a long long time ago” part always hits the hardest.
The best version I’ve ever heard of this song.
so powerful, I love this scene!
the best!
Goosebumps. Every time.
Agent Petty beating his meat to Russ's voice in the earlier scene makes a lot more sense to me after hearing Russ sing "The Man Who Sold The World". Like Agent Petty, I wanted more.
Zero 8880 fkn jilarious.
I saved this to my play list I loved it so much! Wish I could hear the whole song with his voice!
This is one of my favorite parts of the whole series
I f'in tear up ..every time
This is one of my favourite scenes in the show and it’s so emotional to see Russ in Wyatt’s eyes
My favorite moment !
Quem começou a amar essa música após assistir esse episódio! Faz parte total da minha playlist de treino ❤
David and Kurt would be so proud of the way he killed that song.
Very good scene
Amazing cover, Russ plays and sings very well
Somebody start a petition so that the actor makes a full cover please!
What a voice this actor has. I'd love to hear more music by him.
One of the most heart wrenching moments .
Never fails to make me cry like a baby.
His voice fits this song perfectly.
One of the saddest scenes...
I watched Ozark S3 then started S1 and S2 again, I was saying to myself at S2E4 the Wyatt and Russ scene wont be the same so don't be disappointed. Just the opposite ...... even more hauntingly moving ... yes please ... sing this right through.
I love this escene!
I miss this show.
He has a great voice when I heard him sing this song makes you want to cry 😭
We need to start a petition and softly ask this man to finish this song in a studio 🙏 0:54
I'm up for it. Dude has a voice on him for sure, along with a natural feel for music.
I was genuinely impressed by his acoustic performances from this series.
This version straight up sounds better than the original
original nirvana or bowie?
This is so great he has the perfect voice for this
This is super deep not many people know this is actually a David Bowie song originally not nirvana (nirvana did it better) but the meaning of the song is he fooled the world for so long making them believe he was straight so he has come face to face with himself. The real him (gay) and the front he put on for the world. This is so cool because Russ langmore was a closet homosexual so the fact they chose this song is so perfectly fitting.
I had a real hard time keeping it together the first time i saw this scene. It was perfect.
That's not what the song is about. It's about him playing the part of David Bowie and coming "face-to-face" with his true self, David Jones. He has said that he had sexual experiences with men, but preferred women.
Bowie did it best. Just saying.
im not arguimg with you , but nirvana was the fucking shit. its only evolution of music dude or dudette.
Nirvana didn't do it better, Midge ure did