I clicked this notification faster than Stringer raises his hand in his community college classes

@rspct9654

2 жыл бұрын

or faster than Herc manages to fuck up an entire district

@torachan23

2 жыл бұрын

@@rspct9654 I couldn’t stand that nigga Herc

@BenGetItIn

2 жыл бұрын

Faster than a dropped pack when “Omar comin’”.

@mattmillion4155

2 жыл бұрын

Right!!!

@shaneikaj.8711

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

"Responsibility will make you a man long before age does." I really like the way you put that.

I saw this happen to a lot of very gifted people in college. People who we're 100x more intelligent than me didn't get as good of grades as I did because on top of school they had to worry about food, housing, transportation, siblings, and some even had to take care of their parents.

@AMansWorldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

Yea this rs bro 💯

@timjespersen3605

2 жыл бұрын

Your a humble person. God Bless you.

@roaddawg3217

2 жыл бұрын

People say "white privilege" these days, but it's just "class privilege" the caste system is coming to a neighborhood near you😢

@keyhimself3542

2 жыл бұрын

@@roaddawg3217 Yelp. The caste system has been around at least since the Biblical era

@roaddawg3217

2 жыл бұрын

@@keyhimself3542 yes, but I was always taught that this "American Experiment" was supposed to do away with that, "upward mobility" "American Excellence" and all that jazz...

As a social worker that works with young men, you did a good job of explaining what adverse childhood experiences do to kids. Bravo

@AMansWorldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks JohnAllen 👌🏽💯💯

@agthaog1986

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, it was very vivid and relatable even if you never been involved with that in anyway shape or form

@wisdomisgangster3113

2 жыл бұрын

Most of yall dgaf about kids im an ex foster child

@johnallenbailey1103

2 жыл бұрын

@@wisdomisgangster3113 you're talking about the state. I'm an LCSW, NOT A STATE ACTOR WITH NO CREDENTIALS OR EDUCATION

@wisdomisgangster3113

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnallenbailey1103 social services planned parenthood and the entire US govt have the same agenda against the black and latin community if you gave a damn about kids they wouldnt have a netflix documentary about the lil mexican kid murdered by his parents after social workers and a judge sent him back to the same people abusing him i know truckloads of educated people who serve the devil what makes you different a title?gtfoh

The look exchange between Chris and Michael was everything. Chris recognized that face because he once made the same face. That shit is deep bro.

@gzuskreist1021

4 ай бұрын

yo dat deep n sheeeeeit

If Micheal had stayed in the game instead of going the Omar route, I could definitely see him wearing the crown one day. He had brains and street smarts beyond his years. But it made sense that he would end up on the path he did. Mike got into the game out of necessity. He actually hated the game.

@trigzzfrl3013

2 жыл бұрын

Nah he was to moral you gotta be ruthless to reach the top Michael was hard but not ruthless

@minigrande1939

2 жыл бұрын

He was not so much a hater of "The Game" more of an negative perspective therefore in becoming a "drug ripper" more of an "anti-player" if we (as it is) draw comparisons to The game of chess Micheal is the pawn that got to the other side and becomes a queen (hyperintelligent and rare)

@blksheep176

2 жыл бұрын

Yea his mom was an addict.

@jeremybrown9611

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think so both sides killed innocent ppl, Mike ain't down with that shit period

@Youre_Right

2 жыл бұрын

He did hate the game. He knows his childhood was so tough because of his moms drug addiction. Selling all their food, shacking up pedophiles.

Chris's one good deed is what locks him up for all the evil deeds he did. It is that kind of irony that is systemic in the entire series of The Wire and why I believe the writing on The Wire is the best in TV history and maybe among the best writing in history period.

Snoop just following the man around, holding a 🪣. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

“i don’t think the nigga even blinked his eyes without thinkin about it first” had me cryin🤣🤣🤣

@AMansWorldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

😂naw fr bro

@Lenox_TheWellBeing

27 күн бұрын

An all time classic line, "this man be spittin' hot 🔥" 💥💯

Please talk about Butchie and how Omar respected his wisdom and helped molded Omar into the best character in the show!

@AMansWorldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

Right, that would be good 👍

@kennedybeneth3885

2 жыл бұрын

GREAT SUGGESTION

@jiggzda1

2 жыл бұрын

They did have an interesting relationship I always wondered what Omar liked so much about Butchie

@darnellj.9812

2 жыл бұрын

Damnnnn good one

@remycool8034

2 жыл бұрын

Good 1

Bruh be giving me the feeling that I’m experiencing the wire for the first time all over again ya content is 🔥🔥 my nigga

@DeezNuts-er3gg

2 жыл бұрын

It really is I watch the wire all the way through at least once every year for the past 5 years or so and he def made me start it again all he has to do is do this for a show like BMF or Raising Kanan something recent!

I was born in Baltimore and I saw this shit happen first hand. My mom was a crack addict and so were her friends. My best friend lost his mom to an OD when he was 9. He was left with an abusive father and his little sister and he took such great care of her.

@tamsinwood2

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry you had to go thru this. I watched the Wire over and over again. Often appalled at the life it depicted. Don't let your past be your future.

Snoop was right, he never could be part of that army of street soldiers. He was a mercenary from the beginning.

@AMansWorldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

👌🏽💯💯💯

@user-if4rj3hr1j

3 ай бұрын

Michael Lee was bad Azz

Michael was the kid that made my heart hurt. The pain of a lost childhood is too much so it made me pull for him like no other... and that's why I love The Wire bc it REQUIRES that you step into those shoes and live it right along with them.. I love these videos man, great job again!!

@rindabarclay3119

2 жыл бұрын

You're so right and to look at it even deeper, he had no choice. His aunt that lives in the nice part of MD took the little brother Bug in because Michael was giving her money. Why didn't she take Mike in too? Shouldn't she question where is a 15 year old getting this kind of money from? Nope, she didn't even let him come in the house, just took Bug and closed the door. A classic example of middle class families that turn their back on their "hood" relatives. That's sad

@edwardgiovannelli5191

Жыл бұрын

@@rindabarclay3119 Is that really why? I haven't seen season 4 in a couple years, so I may be off, but I don't remember them stating anywhere that money was the specific reason the aunt took Bug in. The way I saw it, Michael was taking Bug to the aunt's house to save him from the street, in hopes that he would do better with his as-yet salvageable life. But he (Mike) stayed on the street because he felt as though he was already damaged goods. He couldn't go back to being a child under someone else's roof because he had already outgrown that stage of his life and there was nothing left for him but to live in the city and make his own way. Of course, I could be wrong. I guess I'm focusing on the inherent goodness of Michael rather than the implied greed of the aunt.

"You look good girl" is one of the coldest lines ever! Specially after their whole relationship

I came across the wire by accident and got hooked on watching it. Instantly gravitate toward Michael. I was in 6th grade in foster care with my lil bro. Been thru it all with that kid. We both lost our pops the same way too. Shits crazy, my lil bro is honestly the only reason I’m still here and sane today. 19 feeling 60 and mfs don’t understand

6:16 Chris knew exactly what he done to Michael. I teared up that moment cause Chis's mind just clicked and all his pain flashed before his eyes and he suddenly got the urge to be the "hero" he prayed for many nights when he was a kid and no one answered to save him.

No matter how slick and witty you are, you will fall the minute you allow your emotions to take over when doing a job. As many hits that Chris had, he was brought down on the only one where his emotions took over!

@jerb9254

Жыл бұрын

This is facts. I needed a reminder of your first sentence. I need to tell myself that regularly. 👍🏾

It was that last spit that got Chris caught up

He would have never given up the only person that protected him. Probably the only time he felt love. Sure Chris knew that also.

@lucyall1898

2 жыл бұрын

You are very articulate. Hope you use this life gift for righteous empowerment.😇

@XtraCryspy

2 жыл бұрын

chris knew the real reason michael needed his help and chris would NEVER let anyone know that reason, bc chris probably was sexually abused too in the past. that understanding leads me to believe chris knew deep down Michael wasn't the snitch

@lamaredward22

2 жыл бұрын

@@XtraCryspy you’re right and at the end of the day when marlo said to Chris you willing to bet your life on it so at the end Chris wasn’t the boss to make that decision, it’s how the game go even though in certain situations the boss is wrong this time. If Chris was the boss he wouldn’t order the hit to take out Michael

@XtraCryspy

2 жыл бұрын

@@lamaredward22 big facts..

@dontrapcorleone8907

2 жыл бұрын

@@lamaredward22 facts Chris even chalked it up to the game that Micheal killed snoop Bc she came after him💯💯

"You look good girl" Simultaneously the warmest and coldest thing you can say before an execution.

Before I even finished the video I automatically liked. Easily best content when it comes to The Wire.

@MikeM777

2 жыл бұрын

No doubt

@AMansWorldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro 💯💯💯

@rspct9654

2 жыл бұрын

@@AMansWorldPodcast Slim Charles vid coming out?

@agthaog1986

2 жыл бұрын

yeah i agree, aside from the whole " pawn turn king" video they got up this is the best shyt. its the esthetic primarily but also gets you to really thinking about stuff u aint really think about while watching the seasons

This is the beauty of this show, there was no need for long extended plot lines. The whole story was explained with a look from Chris and Micheal for the audience to understand what they both went through. Perfect example of how this is not the show to watch while on your phone.

@edwardgiovannelli5191

Жыл бұрын

No, it certainly wasn't. Simon had faith in his audience that we could observe what whas going on and draw our own conclusions, decipher the story ourselves, rather than being spoon-fed plot points with bad dialogue and paper thin characters. The Wire spoiled TV for me since the day I started watching it. It set the bar so high that very few shows even seem worth watching anymore... and I honestly watch a lot less tv since seeing The Wire. It just doesn't seem worth the time anymore.

The final scene with mike and dukie if you pay attention you will see that perhaps back then at one point of time bubbles and Omar were friends and overtime the child hood memory fades cause of the impact the streets had on them. It’s a cycle in the streets that happens.

@myronsanders4563

2 жыл бұрын

Ive heard this before, but their 1 interaction they ever had on the show, S2, Omar sneaks behind him and goes "Snitchin Bubs, you asking about me?" When he was looking for him for Mc Nulty. Then Bubbles later going to McNulty saying how he almost pissed himself when he saw Omar and the trademark Shottie. Seems like they know "of" each other, they didn't have a past freindship of any kind

@lamaredward22

2 жыл бұрын

@@myronsanders4563 right and I feel sorry for dukie cause he has no family out there, unlike bubbles he had a sister out here. I wonder if dukie would of got his life together in the streets being a junkie especially at that age

Michael from the Wire is arguably the most relatable character development in Drama/TV history Chris brutality towards Michael step father was Stanfield downfall

@mondo7973

2 жыл бұрын

It wasn’t tho . It was Marlo being so ruthless. That murder didn’t bring down the empire it just confirmed all his murders. Chris would’ve took all the murders regardless to protect marlo

“What did you think the little light skinned girl was carrying the bucket for” 😂😂😂😂😂

@AMansWorldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

Lol rs

Been looking forward to this. Michael embodies how society has an impact on our upbringing.

I'm addicted to these videos bro. The way you narrate, put together clips.. the music that fits perfectly and ties it all together is genius. You got a gift my boy and I wanna see you keep winning and keep grinding. Philly support Philly also my guy

@AMansWorldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro💯 and you already know 👌🏽💯💯

I say this with the up most respect - MWP.... I don't know how u do it with looking comfortable as it gets and with second nature ease. You are a true guru teaching a real class on human behavior. You have a real gift and what you started for yourself is sincerely special. Keep doing what you are doing.

@AMansWorldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro I truly appreciate that 💯 & it’s impossible to stay focus on something & not get better at it eventually..I’ll keep at it tho 💯

You’re so fuckin underrated the way you speak and articulate yourself is a gift brother keep it up right now I’m struggling with a heroin addiction and am withdrawing right now but you give me strength

@AMansWorldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

Get some suboxen bro, and stay strong💪🏽💪🏽

@LaloWick

2 жыл бұрын

@@AMansWorldPodcast what do I do after, it’s holy and mental war man, it’s like I can’t produce dopamine and I stay in this perputal state of depression and sadness thanks for replying bro means a lot

@AMansWorldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

@@LaloWick drinking alot of water & working out helps tremendously . I know you don’t have the energy to move right now.. But comfort will be too elusive, so try to get it out your mind. Don’t lay around waiting to feel better, endure as much of the pain as possible. The mental depression will get better as you accept the pain. Just know it ain’t forever and everyday gets more durable, especially after the 4th day. I detoxed off Percy’s smh I feel your pain

@LaloWick

2 жыл бұрын

@@AMansWorldPodcast thanks brother I appreciate your words once again, you should make a video about your experience with substance abuse. God bless you and your family.

The look of horror on Snoop's face sold that scene more than the actual beating. Amazing show and great analysis as always 👊🏿

@icelife101

2 жыл бұрын

There was no look of horror on her face your mistaken

@fun364

2 жыл бұрын

@@icelife101 bro, for her character who enjoys that shit...I'd call it horror

@alfieknott2041

2 жыл бұрын

I feel like for a character like snoop to react like that to a murder which is her speciality showed the even darker side to Chris the look on her face sold the scene more then the actual beating

@im4rmapple

2 жыл бұрын

@@fun364 right out of all the killing they did together she was in complete shock

@GameConnoisseur69

2 жыл бұрын

@@im4rmapple Deadass "He aint even wait for the muhfucker to get in the house" Snoop didn't even refer to Chris with "you" in that line, just talkin to the air lookin at the body. Ain't even try to clean up the mess or nothin she was shook fr

Bro these videos are damn near better then the series itself!!! 🔥🔥🔥

When Chris and Mike had the silent agreement, it made me gained a great deal of amoration for Chris after dispising him the entire show. It also made me understand why Chris was so ruthless. All those years of abuse will do that you. This is one hella of storywrite and the acting by Gbenga Akinnagbe just top it off. I felt that anger in his voice when said "Lil Boys, you like fucking em?".

@professorxaviour3649

2 жыл бұрын

Only white people would dislike Chris partlow. A soldier for following his orders and being loyal to his boss. The same people who hate Chris and marlo, but cheer on mcnulty. The man who ruined all of his friends lives one by one, because he can’t let his ego go. If you are going to watch the wire . Then you should watch through the lense that every single character is good and every single character is bad. That is why this is the best show that ever existed!

@CaseysTrains

2 жыл бұрын

@@professorxaviour3649 Um actually I cant stand McNaulty either and I actually kinda really like Marlo. I do watch from person's prospective and I rather have a great deal of respect for Chris's actor who made Chris so hateable but also relatable Also I'm Latin.

@TerryTempleton2990

2 жыл бұрын

@@professorxaviour3649 bagahahahahahaha they got yo ass homie… never assume my friend…. Never assume

@SethHMG

2 жыл бұрын

Each hit in that beating represented a nightmare Chris lived through

@edwardgiovannelli5191

Жыл бұрын

@@SethHMG Chris got out a lot of repressed emotions on bug's dad.

Marlo was one Dimensional in His thinking. He didn't bend well to things out of His Control and I He never Learned From it.

@blksheep176

2 жыл бұрын

His biggest strength is his biggest weakness

@shawnhall7274

2 жыл бұрын

So you want it to be one way?!..

You always say something profound and on point. My only son is locked up for something really bad, but I tried my best to beg borrow and steal to get money up for a lawyer for him. My heart is truly broken, and we just found out he is a father

@soothinglycool9806

Жыл бұрын

Hope your son is OK and doing better. Please stay strong and God bless.

@biaccagreen7157

Жыл бұрын

@@soothinglycool9806 He is a strong young man and my granddaughter has helped with these hard times considerably 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

@AMansWorldPodcast

10 ай бұрын

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@biaccagreen7157

10 ай бұрын

@@AMansWorldPodcast his name is Savonn

Don't ever ever stop this videos man you are easily the best with the wire. I love them all and watch nonstop. Another great video btw can't wait for the next

@AMansWorldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

I got you bro 💯💯

@dotunkumuyi9707

2 жыл бұрын

You a legend for these videos

Michael is so relatable man. Tryna do the right thing but tempted by the ora of the streets. Cold world

I grew up in this environment growing up, that’s all I have to say about it. Blessings to you and your family sir. Thanks for breaking down a show that represents our childhood 😉

Idk how I was lead to your page ,but you are a very intelligent brother. The way you break down this show is amazing. Keep up the phenomenal work.

I love your takes on this show. Such a masterpiece!

Man your a master at observing and explaining these wire characters man! I love your content homie keep em coming 💪🏾

My favorite character from that particular show. Mike didn't have a chance. He was more real than the other kids. Knight chessboard piece. A kings Knight

Dukie never had a chance. Sad part is there children like him all over the world. Really makes me feel grateful

Coming from a drug addicted home does grow you up very fast. People don't understand, because most of us have such a shield up smiling laughing or being tough. It's hard life I can relate all to well, never followed the wire path but still.

Hands down the best analysis of The Wire on KZread.

The look of disgust on Michaels face when Snoop asks what bugs dad did to him tells you everything

Dude you have a gift for real. You lay it down in a way that hits deep. My wife said so what's that mean he just pays attention to the series? I said nah girl he's a real one, he's lived the show, lived the reality of what's going on and giving perspective you can't understand if you haven't experienced it. Props man for real! Please keep it up we love your videos

You really break down every character of a show I consider the greatest show ever.

Michael was definitely one of my favorite characters from the wire

@Saveyourbs

2 жыл бұрын

Kenard

@harlemraider3347

2 жыл бұрын

It was Michael & Slim Charles for me

Bruh u gotta start dropping everyday dis my favorite shit on KZread

@AMansWorldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

Soon as I can bro I will. Yt don’t pay enough yet lol

This is why the Wire is one of the greatest shows out there because everything is relatable. It damn near it could be a biography of the inner cities. The way the show is written and they way the actors portrayed these characters are so realistic.

Great editing and tension building background alot of people don't notice it makes a world of difference EDITING🏆

@AMansWorldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro. It do be time consuming 👌🏽💯

@bladvenci8237

2 жыл бұрын

@@AMansWorldPodcast I could tell that's what separates those hood movies back in the day and feature films your on your way💯

I was waiting for you to do Micheal & you didn’t let me down. I like the way you notice the subtle nuances of the characters. I’m waiting on Cutty next.

About dam time. It’s been over a week.

"Everything can't be protected with righteousness alone." A Man's World Podcast

never thought about the boys; Dookie being the youngest vs Michael the oldest. Also made me think of the other two, Randy with no parents vs Namond with his.

The 3 scenes that make up the killing of Michael's dad is just the most perfect story telling. In the lead up we have scenes showing how much he keeps bug away from his dad, how panicked he gets when Bug gets collected after school by his his dad. We can see that his dad isn’t violent, so it has to be abuse. We get the scene with Marlo, then the scene when Michael points out his dad. That look from Chris when he understands what Michael has gone through. Then the death scene. The first time we see Chris show emotion. To be ‘unprofessional'. It’s the perfect example of 'show, don’t tell' film making. No exposition. Just actions. And why is a sex offender released? Because he didn’t get locked up for sex offences.

@gingerpunk2129

2 жыл бұрын

To your last point, exactly. It said on the stepdad's file that the sexual abuse inquiry was closed as "inconclusive" due to noncooperation. Bug's dad was never convicted for sex offenses. Thus, he was allowed to move right back in with Michael's mom.

@tinypoolmodelshipyard

2 жыл бұрын

Doesnt matter if he get locked up for sex abuse. He would have been out on the streets faster than whatever charge he got locked up for. Idk where people get this thing that they get locked up. Only the ones with overwhelming evidence get years, but sadly most cases dont have enough evidence and the charges amd time drops down to nearly nothing or probation

Love this one too, Champ. Calling you Champ because you're the best on this Wire stuff. THE BEST. Can't wait for more!!!

Really glad they put that in subtly about Chris’s past, it makes his character that much more compelling. And Michael’s character so much more sympathizing.

Damn you've out did yourself with this one.... This was a brilliant synopsis

@AMansWorldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro 💯

Chris knew what Michael had gone through with Bunk's dad. He knew dude had to go, because as much of a cold-blooded killer as Chris was, he still looked out for the well-being of children.

Michael The Youngest OG!!!

These have been amazing, keep up the good work. Love when people further break down shows ive seen tons of times, and i learn new things/ perspectives.

I had to revisit this almost a year later because I remembered how good it was.

Your assessment and insight of these characters led me to go back and look at the entire series and after doing so, it was not only more relatable but also introspective and self revealing. Thank you for the awakening...

It’s crazy how these videos are so good even tho the show so old! Nothing better than the wire. Love how you break it down bro! 💯

You bring up some great points, as someone who went through something as that. Well done man, I can't get enough of your channel.

Can’t get over how detailed and introspective these reviews are. Exceptional as always! Big fan of this content!

I love hearing your perspective on the wire. You definitely unveil things I never thought of

Greatest narrator since Morgan Freeman

@dotunkumuyi9707

2 жыл бұрын

Real Talk!! 1000%

2Pac said it best. " My stomach hurts so I'm looking for a purse to snatch"!!!! I felt that more than anyone could understand. I grew up in the projects. No Dad mom addicted to drugs and alcohol. 10 years old I was robbing anything I could to feed my little brother and sister. I was so bad until I met my wife. Those days are so far away but sometimes I still go back to that place in my mind. I feel so bad for kids in real life situations that go through that trauma because some things scar you for life. God bless!!!!!!

I don't think Dukie necessarily had the privilege of being the younger/sole kid to his negligent junkie parents. He was a bullied kid that never fit in, and given he wasn't forced to abandon his childhood as quickly as Michael was, eventually his lack of street smarts/toughness and his need for a guardian leads to him becoming a homeless drug addict, and sadly probably dead to a Fentanyl dose. One of the genius things about the Wire is a lot is conveyed without it being in dialogue; for instance Michael's perpetual distrust of grown ups trying to help him, a classic sign of child abuse. Good analysis.

I dont think omar said Michele just a kid because he was underestimating him, i think he made that statement because he felt sorrow because a child was put in a position where being ruthless was his option

Mike was my favourite character of season 5, I could relate to his story and I can't wait to watch this vid...I'll update when I've finished, you never disappoint anyway.

Deep, profound and was expertly broken down, on point 💯 can't wait for part 2 👊🏿👌🏿

I just found your channel the other day. I got much respect for your content. The Wire is my favorite show of all time. Watching season 5 again for the 100th time. Keep up the good work bro.

Bro, I've been on your videos for 2 days now. I love The Wire. It's my favorite show period, regardless of genre. I watch it at least twice a year once it was on demand. You make a lot of key points I make regarding the best seasons and how people didn't get into it until season 4. Your breakdowns are deeper than mine and I like it. Your content is better than any other breakdown (and it's a bunch of them) on KZread. Keep up the good work. ✌️

This video is amazing. I can’t wait for part 2 of Chris’s video!

This is beautiful! Looking forward to more of these deep insights!

You brought a light to this not many can comprehend . I hope you keep up the mission because maybe someone can see themselves in a character.

The best show ever made hands down. Thank you for making these videos man you have no idea how much the mean to me 🙏

@AMansWorldPodcast

2 жыл бұрын

I got you.💯ill keep em coming for you👌🏽

Bro!!! Amazing editing when Cris was Killing Bugz dad! The Cut to a expression on Micheals face. Perfect 👍🏾. You been to editing school Bro 😎. Respect ✊🏾

This is some of the best analysis I've ever seen

Amazing analysis spoken in plain English. The kids on The Wire hit the hardest.

Love how you break down the wire. Keep doing ya thing. Philly stand up

The way chris beat ol boy even had snoop in aww!

I cannot get enough of your videos. they are always top notch.

This is probably one of your best videos to date. Thanks, man.

My Man’s breakdowns are on point!! Got me rewatching “The Wire”!!

Been waiting for this one, great content and your delivery and flow is phenomenal bro.. thank you

Love your videos man The wire definitely one of my favourite shows. I really enjoy these insights you provide and character evaluations Listenting from a small village in the west of Ireland 🇮🇪

Dude this analysis was Fn amazing! I was mesmerized. Can’t wait to watch your other vid’s right now.

Love this!! Your delivery and content is top tier ❤️❤️

I love how you summarized the show and characters! Keep up the good work!

I've been waiting on this one I can't lie!

Been waiting on this one

this shyt like unsolved Mysteries...ands thats a really good thing. snoop always coming at mike about asking why this why that but when mike asked for the hit snoop said " what the fukk he doo to uuuu"!!! lol... I never really realized how much that played into the whole thing

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Exactly! You on point 👌🏽👌🏽💯

Really enjoy your take on my favorite show ever! These wire videos are really dope. Keep up the amazing work homie.

This is why i wished the wire had done spin offs for some of the characters like Michael

Great work as always!