Jesse's "transformation" scares me || 🎵 Shootout 🎵
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- and here were go again!!! hahah
you liked the editions with shootout music so much, that I decided to bring you one more time!!
but this time, with jesse pinkman!!
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#breakingbad #jessepinkman #walterwhite #transformation
The hardest thing to watch was how Jesse finally got something going for him and then got beat down in a constant cycle until he ended up as a prisoner of Todd
Weird seeing you here SCP man
Consequences are unavoidable
He just should of left when he had the chance
It was always Jesse's fault he always made the bad choice challenging everyone every chance he could from Walter to the actual police he'd always act harder than he actually was till they met Gus then Jesse had to become the hard ass he always acted like
@@williamswain2303 yeah, he acted stupid and caused issues too many times. Didn’t help he always turned to meth
Jesse was one of the most tragic characters in the show. When Todd killed Andrea man that scene haunts me
One of the few scenes in TV that, when I first watched, I actually felt physically sick
actually for me it was less affecting than other deaths like hank and mike
@@icespikes858 I agree. Although it was shocking in hindsight, firstly we already saw how much Jesse lost and endured since it was the end of the last season, and secondly we anticipated her murder
Andrea is really dead??? I think he was just shot by a stun electric gun
final episodes haunt me as well.. very sad
Jesse is the perfect example of what the streets do to good people. He was never a “bad” person. He was just unfailingly loyal, and the streets paid him back for that with pain, suffering, heartbreak, and cash.
You are goddam right🎉🎉
@user-fb2tn6wk5z troll
@@soffwhere if walt was bad then so was jesse
@@Anonymous-xq5cs that’s a fair perspective. I personally feel like Walt was a bit worse. There’s a moral difference between breaking bad like walk does, and being sucked into the bad by having a misguided upbringing like Jesse had. On top of that, Jesse is young and can partially excuse his stupidity via lack of experience / wisdom. Walt is a grown man with a family. Just food for thought, though. Not here to argue or change your mind, I just really love this show
@user-fb2tn6wk5zchildren ☕
What I find interesting is that the Cartel meth lab really shows how Jesse changed because originally he was cooking flavored meth in some improvised kitchen and then he transitions to a more capable kitchen with the RV and then Gus, and ends up going to the Cartel like Gordon Ramsey kinda showing how he's picked up the "perfectionism" of Walter
this is really very interesting my friend, walter really changed him! this scene of him complaining about the mess in the lab clearly shows that.
Before he leaves to go to Mexico he pleads for Walters help and Walter treats him like crap yelling at him and even saying he’ll “end up in a barrel”. Jesse acts exactly like Walter when he gets there. Being an over dramatic perfectionist even at one point saying to the lead chemist “I’m surprised he hasn’t fired your ass” aka being deleted from existence just like how Walter was to him. Sadly Walter treating him this way was the help he needed to know how to control the situation by doing his Heisenberg impression
song name bro?! ❤️
@@In4mation.Telugu shootout
His standards increased
Jesse is the perfect example of a good heart, just made some wrong choices
More like a good heart under a bad influence
A bad choice road
@user-fb2tn6wk5z huh? he was not gay bro
Yall have more mental health problems then the trans people its a god damn tv show not real life snap back to reality you psychopath
My life story
Jesse's development in the series remains the best of almost all fiction for me. His smile and his good humor that we notice at the beginning of the series compared to the end of the series where we see all his suffering in one look...Breaking bad is a masterclass.
especially when you realize that, out of most of the characters, jesse was the most sane of them all.
he was the only one out of everyone (at least in the meth businesss) that actually cared about people's lives and tried to escape what he was doing. he was never blinded by the money.
One of my favourite all time series ever
Should have added a little bit of el camino, it showed how truly tough Jesse became
I know, I was thinking about that, but I didn't want to give too many spoilers about the future, like I did in Walter's transformation video
@@BreakingCallSaulEdits watching anything about a show and it's clips is spoilers, because you can never know till what point has someone watched so some clips might be an understandable meme to someone, it would be a very big spoiler for someone else
@@BreakingCallSaulEdits I appreciate that because I was always worried am edit would ruin something in the show for me
@@Yartin watch quietly friend ♥
just don't focus on the details, there you will find spoilers
Well, El Camino shows Jesse’s eventual triumph which would thematically clash with the utterly depressing tone of this video
The worst part to me is his parents kicking him out over a joint that wasn't his, when he seemed like he was legitimately going to fly the straight and narrow and try and rebuild his relationship with the family. After that the dominos just kept on tumbling.
Then why didn’t Jesse just say that the joint was actually Jake’s then? I get that Jesse wanted to protect his little bro from getting into trouble, but that was very unwise on Jesse’s part. That decision of Jesse’s doesn’t just get Jesse kicked out of the house. It also removes Jesse from Jake’s life so that Jesse can no longer be around to guard Jake from any future drug use. What’s to stop Jake from continuing down the path of drug use? If anything, this experience would just subconsciously teach Jake that he could get away with it. Plus, Jake’s parents would have zero indication that Jake is in danger of following that path such that Jake can easily and uninhibitedly go down this drug path without any notice that something’s wrong.
@@mechadoggy he did say it wasn't his and was still kicked out. Even if he'd fought harder they would've called him a bad influence on Jake and still kicked him out, they didn't want them in a room alone together but they're gonna let the youngest and smartest brother showing more promise, to follow in Jesse's footsteps? I don't think so. Even if Jesse was there for him and Jake went down that path, Jesse went down that path and his teachers, family, and peers all tried to get him off that path, you're assuming just because he stayed all would've been well with Jake. Watching his brother get kicked out for his own weed, then watching that same brother stomp that weed out right in front of him was as valuable a lesson Jesse could've taught him, not a word need be said.
@@WeenieHutJr69420 “he did say it wasn’t his” That’s not nearly specific enough. That’s the standard denial that any person caught with drugs in his car would say to the cops, “It isn’t mine.” Jesse should have named Jake to his parents.
“Watching his brother get kicked out for his own weed” Oh yeah, some brother that Jake is for allowing his brother Jesse to get kicked out over something that was his fault
Edit: why am I even arguing with a RUclips account that’s not even 1 year old?
@@mechadoggy ok buddy
@@mechadoggy I don't think you realize that Jesse would have been in even more shit with his parents because they would have been calling him a bad influence and kicked him out for getting his little brother to do drugs.
You say unwise, I say it was humongously wise. It was a less shitty options of shit options. The brother should have spoken up from the very beginning and made it clear he was acting on his own for Jesse to not get kicked out.
Walter: A bad person pretending to be good
Jesse: A good person pretending to be bad
Walter: good guy
Heisenberg: badass guy
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Such a naive interpretation. Like what a 12 year old would take off from breaking bad. It's much, much more complicated than that
@@ricardovonpepsistein3497are you okay? 😂 dude it’s a show.
@@Annabellethedoll666 Oh so since it's a show I'm only allowed lukewarm reactions about it? Mind your own business lmfao
Yet another great edit from Breaking Call Saul Edits
haha thanks my friend!
I think this is the last video with this song
@@BreakingCallSaulEdits bro this came great!
@@iProCombo thanks my friend, but it's been 3 videos that I'm making with the same song hahah
@@BreakingCallSaulEdits I'm sure you'll find another good one bro, maybe use this song again in the future
@@BreakingCallSaulEdits what's the name of the song?
he’s such a great actor
And he said he never took acting classes he was born for acting
Frrrrre
Maybe he played himself.
Aaron Paul is a brilliant actor. Have you seen Black mirror. He's in a really good episode in that.
@naomi5893 which one bro? black mirror got like thousands of seasons and episodes
After Jane died he really turned into a completely different person
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En realidad fué después de dispararle a Gale
Not really
"I bought this place" gives me chills
Was my favorite scene of the series
If that's all it takes to give you chills, I feel for you
"Jesse, the house has been SAULED!"
@Jessepinkman13636thank you
Few moments that you missed:
1. The house was aunties.
2. Auntie left house to Jesse.
3. Jesse and parents agreed to divide equally revenue from sell.
4. The house market price was 800k.
5. Jesse gave parents exactly half, so parents got what they agreed. This means Jesse loved them anyway.
That slap was on beat, what a great edit
Hahahah thanks man
song name??????
song name bro?! ❤️
@@In4mation.Telugu shootout slowed reverb
@S A T U R N shootout slowed reverb
Jesse’s character development is by far one of the best aspects of the show
Jesses mom - “Why are you like this?” Vs Walter - “why are you blue?” Obviously Walter cares more about Jesses mental health
Edit 1 year later: It's insane how many peoples heads this joke went over
true my friend, well analyzed
fr
He really did too Jesse was just resentful of it
@@williamswain2303 you cannot be Fr
@@willriffel7124 by the end of the show, walter probably cared for jesse more than his own family.
Jesses parents suck. They couldn’t care less about Jesse and the way they treated him made him feel like he was worthless. That trauma carried over into his adult years eventually bringing him into that life of crime. And they had the gaul to ask him why he was like that.
When Walt is a better parent than both of Jesse’s parents
@@turkeyinthestraw12 Yeah, Walt was such a better parent that he sold Jesse into slavery at the hands of sadistic Neo-Nazis whereas the worst thing that Jesse’s parents ever did to Jesse was kick him out the house.
@trapd00rspider “Something about El Camino made it seem less black and white than that.” Yep, you could tell by how Jesse’s parents were desperately clutching onto the phone once they realized it’s the voice of their son who is indeed alive after all. Plus, even Jesse himself doesn’t blame them and says, “You did your best, and whatever happened, it’s on me. Okay? Nobody else.” (I cried so much when watching that heart-wrenching scene in El Camino.)
“yeah not to mention watching Jane die” It was so much worse than that. Walt inadvertently caused Jane to roll over into a much more vulnerable position on her back. Walt’s willful refusal to then save Jane or even call 911 is like someone accidentally causing a house fire and then refusing to correct his mistake by either saving the person or even calling the fire department.
Not only that, Walt then has the gall to comfort Jesse’s sadness in this, as if Walt didn’t have anything to do with causing Jane’s death, the source of all that grief for Jesse. It was so disgusting and sickening for me to watch Jesse being comforted by the very person who caused him all that grief to begin with. I couldn’t take seriously any friendly interaction between Walt and Jesse from then on.
If Walt had never been there at Jesse’s place, Jane would still be alive, albeit cause a mess on Jesse’s neck, and she (as well as Jesse probably) would be forced by her dad into inpatient rehab the very next morning under pain of calling the cops over.
If Jane had to die at all, I really wish we got see her last until season 5 where she can get killed by Uncle Jack’s gang, especially since she and Jesse seem to have so much more chemistry than Andrea who seemed like a really boring character with not much personality. (Plus, it would have fit better with Jesse’s blood-curdling screams of anguish in “Granite State”.) Or, if Jane had to die as early as season 2, then I really wish the writers would have stuck to Vince’s original plan of having Walt deliberately inject Jane with a lethal dose of heroin.
I'm not to down on his parents. Jesse was a mess and an addict. He couldn't and wouldn't stop and they reached a point where they had to admit that they couldn't make Jesse do anything. He was an adult and made his own choices. They were trying to protect their younger son from taking the same path. Parents aren't given a class or books that teach them how to be the perfect parent.Almost all of them are overwhelmed and unprepared and just wing it.
@@kennethwilliams7731 “Jesse was a mess and an addict. He couldn’t and wouldn’t stop” And even then, you could tell that they still loved their son Jesse by the way they desperately clutch and cling onto the telephone when they realize their son isn’t dead. I have high hopes that, after all the furor with the DEA dies down, Jesse may one day call his parents again and get in touch with them and Jake, maybe after Jesse has kids of his own, so that he can introduce his parents to their grandchildren.
Incredible story with incredible characters but the actors and actresses is what brings this alive ❤
Walt was always a bad person pretending to be good, while Jesse was always a good person pretending to be bad.
I think that's the most accurate description of BB that I've ever heard
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real (REAL)
Walt was always a good person , that was his family who made him like this badass. Dislikings , he didn't even got the respect he deserved.
@@chad_13 I swear, people’s views on Walt after watching Breaking Bad are like a definitive litmus test on whether or not you’re a psychopath.
Congratulations, you failed the test.
I know it’s pretty obvious but the difference between S5 Jesse and S1 is insane but pretty sad at the same time :/
yes, and on el camino, this evolution is even more visible
Jesse became angry :( he used to be so innocent like regular people
I’m literally shivering from how cold you just made that edit ✍️ congrats from a hardcore breaking bad fan
@@glasgowisgreenandwhite9393 thank you so much Bro ❤️👊🏻
His character arc is literally just him getting more unhinged depressed and fed up which I mean I would be too but the dude was selling meth to a rat before he met Walt he was supposed to go to jail in episode one but he got lucky so I don't really understand why he didn't like Walter past all his "degrading" but I mean the dude didnt even know what copper is and I'll say he got smater but wasn't that because of Walter tho just like Skylar "I learned from the best" I jusy felt like he should have been more open minded in the situation I mean he blamed Walt for havinf a hole in his celling but it's literally because Jesse didn't listen then wanted to bitch about how walter hasnt killed crazy 8 when he had already killed Emilio and helped clean up the blood even when Jesse said he could do it after that if you dont think walter won't do what he needs to get what he wants then I'm sorry your dumb
The ending was amazing. It makes me cry as well. The way Walter avenges everyone and dies, man. What a show! I wish he didn’t die and got a good ending.
I think this was the best ending for walt possible. If he didn’t die he in finale he will just die in a couple of months from cancer, if not he will be in jail for rest of his life. He made sure his family is financially taken care of, he avenged hank and freed jesse as his final redemption act. He finished what he set out to do. There was never gonna be a happy ending where all is forgiven and live happily ever after after all the damage has been done.
I feel like I watched a different show than everyone else in these comments. Walter cared about Jesse, but he cared more about himself. And the transformation isn’t scary, it’s just depressing. Jesse went THROUGH IT during the entire series. And anytime he’d get himself on track, he’d get thrown right off…and let’s not forget that a lot of this is ultimately Walter’s doing. Walter wasn’t doing any of this for his family, or for Jesse, it was for himself. And he even admitted to that. He liked the power, liked the control, and he liked cooking meth. It didn’t matter to him what it destroyed or who it hurt in the process. Love Walt and Bryan did a phenomenal job portraying that character, but don’t be fooled by the manipulation. Walter was the bad guy of this show and Jesse was another unfortunate victim
exactly
Jesse's story is a tragedy, a victim of both the corrupt system and people like Walter white
You’d be surprised that a lot of us actually agree with your comment, it’s a very strange dynamic that the two share
Literally everyone cries about Walt you're nothing special
Thanks for stating the obvious 🤲
Seasons 1-3: “Man I feel bad for Walt, and I really hate Jesse.”
Seasons 4-5: “Man I feel bad for Jesse, and I really hate Walter.”
they switched the greedy arrogant role...
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I never hated Jessie. I always liked him. it really annoyed me the way that Walter talked to Jessie.
@@Daniel-kf9xg I didn’t like how reckless Jesse was in the early seasons. He really made some stupid decisions with Jane, who was even more impulsive than him. And he also went off the deep end too much without consulting Walter in key situations. The roles changed around when Jesse shot Gale. Suddenly Jesse became more conscious towards his decisions and consulted the people around him more while Walter stepped over people, was unconscious towards the consequences of his decisions and didn’t consult people he cared about.
@@Daniel-kf9xg I wouldn’t say Walt was that bad towards Jesse until like season 4 when he started to really manipulate his feelings and desires. Early on he talked to Jesse like a naive student but as time went by he started to earn Walt’s respect and trust similar to how Jesse earned Mike and Gus’ respect.
Jesse always had heart and that’s one thing I loved most about his character. No matter what he went through, his heart was always open and filled with love and empathy for people. He was just a lonely dude. He cared so much and Walter I think sometimes saw that as weakness when in reality it’s the hardest thing to do. When life beats you down it’s super easy to become cold and guarded but Jesse not only remained himself but grew so much throughout the show as a person and that’s great writing/character development. I’m really happy we got to have El Camino as closure too.
Totally agree
If life hurts you, that's not an excuse to be an asshole.
@@b3stafer4 Jesse was a lot of things but he was never an asshole
@@SLUSH_PUPPYY exactly ^^, i learned this with him
honestly watching Jesse transform from a fun guy that has all energy in the world, to a broken and destroyed man that has nothing and nobody, all because of Walter broke me honestly. amazing edit though!
yes friend, very sad to see this, thank you ♥
LMAO but we have to remember he was selling meth for a rat before Walter killed him so we always have to remember that he actually needed Walt more than he wants to admit or else Jesse would have been dead or in jail
Not defending Walters actions but to think that Jesses whole life was perfect and bittersweet and was destroyed “all because of Walter” is really crazy to me.
@@Tristan02539 no one seems to have watched the first episode 🤣🤣
Yeah no I agree with Tristan. Walt really took Jesse to new heights in life and I think Jesse's lack of appreciation for that and constant self destructive behaviors is what drew the line for Walt to where be stopped really caring and started taking it away from him, sending him into his own hell again.
Jesse was the son Walter really wanted
But why didn't the show support homosexual special rights ?
@@benjurqunov an lgtvq- supporter🤓🤓
maybe mike as well
@Art Redwine Probably a troll
@@benjurqunov because not every show need homosexual scene
To be a good show
the hardest thing jesse ever did fr tho was stand up to gus' two men who killed the little kid. he knew he was facing death and stood up to it like a true man...
He was very stupid in the scene. Did he think that he was going to just deadshot the two dealers and get away with it? Him going after the dealers forced Walt kill them to save Jesse, which caused Walt’s relationship with Gus to go down the drain
Well yeah Jesse is more of an act on impulse and emotion kind of person. Hence Water always schooling him with logic. He wanted revenge against the two dudes for brainwashing and using a kid to do their dirty work for them. Not to mention the whole thing going on with his girlfriend Andrea's family@@andrepoghosyan8269
@@andrepoghosyan8269that wasn't the first plan if Walter didn't rat to Gus about Jesse plan to kill the men with safely poisoning their food nothing would've been happened
@@Ghooooo57 everybody had so much mistake bro . This serie is different kind
idk how vince did it but after jesse was in rehab and when we see him talk to his dad again he looked really healthy and sober
The Make-up departments on these shows are amazing. Every main character in BCS is over 50 playing like 20 years younger and I didn’t even know until Season 6 wrapped up.
Nice, clean and bright clothing, freshly washed and shaven face and the smile. It is really effective though.
Bro jesse in El camino is just straight up🔥. He is basically walter and Mike combined in one person
@Josh better call saul season 6 stunk so bad
@@ajaxcomet4762trash opinion
@@timesmy668 you just have bad taste 🤷🏿♀️
@@ajaxcomet4762 have you ever considered that you’re the one with bad taste? the final season is generally like by viewers and critics
@@slick3996 majority hate the ending and no one listens to critics anymore
Jesse was the perfect example of an addict who was neglected as a child but is still capable of great things if someone gave them an opportunity to do so it was really sad to see him pick himself up only for life to drag him down again and again
Probably the greatest acted TV character of all time.
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Aaron paul didnt even had any experience with acting
Jesse was his first role and he didnt took part in acting class or something
You almost never show the downfall. I'll never forget the tears I had on my face with a big old smile when he was driving away laughing. Cheering that he'd finally escaped.
I don’t think that was a cheerful laugh 😂 he was crying from all the trauma he just went through. Probably thinking of Andreas poor son & all the other shit he went through
While Walt was losing his humanity, Jesse was getting his back and improved on it
I feel sad for him more than for Walter. Jessie was a good guy...
Fuck Walter.
And Walter ruined his life.
@@maniachaelchallenges Walters life was already ruined look at his face in the first episode he wants to fucking die until he discovered his... Niche which is the whole point of his character. Cooking actually completed his life
@Sleppoy he cooked low tier meth literally for his friend group and killed no one before Mr. White came and ruined his life.
A good guy dosen't murder and cook meth
bro.. rewatching rn.. hardest moment so far was when he killed gale… such a good heart… hurt him so much. like why did he have to do that😣
Walt made him do it
Name please
he did it because gale memorized the blue recipe and gus was just gonna kill walt n use gale to make his own blue
@@golfdrugz bro no shit. Im on my second watch through… I’m just saying obviously took a toll on him.. just wish he didn’t have to do that. but circumstances forced him into the situation
@@scoobydoobyballs1270 damn no way dude.. didn’t know that… I’m just saying I wish he didn’t have to, it obviously took a toll on him. circumstances forced him to.. it was supposed to be Walt’s job tho
Bro dropped the best pinkman edit ever
I honestly feel sorry for Jesse. He lost both of his girlfriends because of Walter, he was almost beaten to death a couple of times, he was enslaved by the crew they trusted, and he has nobody to trust.
Yet... He was the only one to get a new life. He survived. With a tragic and depressing past.
Brandon and skinny were tight with jesse tho
@jay f Regardless of if Jane would die eventually, Walt is responsible for not helping Jane when she was choking. Besides, your 5-digit IQ logic could also mean that we can kill everyone because they'll die eventually.
Jane was a junkie and checked on the drugs she had injected herself! So walt didn't her her killed...
@@alexhoffman5885 Walt moved her and didn't help her when she was choking. So yeah, Walt is also responsible
Jesse is the best character from every fuckin aspect: smartness, coolness, humour, aggressive, not a show-off, truly principled, knows the lines very well, not a hypocrite and says bitch at the end of sentences bitch!
I mean he isn't smart
@@mvximus3188 hav you seen el Camino?
@@farahunn I got more common sense by the time of el Camino, but during breaking bad he seemed pretty dumb
@@mvximus3188 i think he is smart and its just that he didnt apply himself.
@@mvximus3188 I think he is pretty smart, but not confident. That is why he did some stupid shit - to gain respect in some way and to look cool at least in his eyes. And why he trusted Walter in all his manipulations, for my opinion it's because he felt abandoned for his whole life and he is not a loner, he clearly needs somebody by him, and Walter gave it to him. Also seeing Walter as father-figure, whose compliment you should gain, made him obey and more listen to Walter then himself. As for that he is smart, just remember that even Walter said that Jesse cooks better meth than him. Of course it's not only about being smart but still
My favourite scene is where Jesse strangles Todd with the same chains he was confined to, and Mr. White just watched with apathy. Such a raw moment, you can feel Jesses pent up rage after Todd killed Andrea.
"Why are you blue?" was my favorite moment of this edit
Where is that scene? Can’t seem to find it in this specific edit?
Jesse’s mom slapping him in time with the music is perfection
Jesse is one of those characters that from a person who just saw them would think he is just pathetic, but in reality only real BB viewers know his story is tragic.
All these different edits bringing back memories fr. BB is one of the greatest shows
This is the first edit I've ever seen that didn't make me cringe. Well done
The fact that he was initially gonna die in the first season yet he lived up to be a masterpiece character is crazy.
Ok bro can I just say that your breaking bad edits are unmatched. Amazing job!
wow, thanks my friend, I'm grateful for that!!♥
"Why are you blue?"
-Heisenballs
Jesse was the most tragic character in the series
i’ve always had this burning resentment for Jesse’s parents, im so glad he got the last laugh and was able to buy the house they kicked him out of.
Being a huge fan of breaking bad, this spoke to me like you could never imagine.
“why are you like this” followed by the slap will always bring tears to my eyes
Almost everyone who got in Walter’s way (Gus, Hank, Salamancas, Domingo, Todd) suffered in some way or was killed.
Jesse, although being Walter’s friend, stood in his way more times than any villain. Jesse went through the worst out of everyone.
Jesse is my man. You are a very good person. You went through some very difficult events. You are our hero.
♥♥♥
Well… he becomes a good person
Half decent person
finally a good edit, honestly jesses change thru the show wasnt scary it took me rewatching it a second time to realize that jesse deserved so much better
One thing I learned about Jessie, is that he was never the guy you shouldn’t trust, he was the good guy all along. Walter really proved it too
Jesse buying his parent's house was one of the best revenge twists in TV history.
was his aunt's house btw
@@Iam.PickleRick But his parents owned it, and he bought it back from his parents. So it _was_ his parents' house, and you don't matter.
It's just sad to see how his Mom leaves the door open because she just doesn't trusts Jesse eventhough he loves his younger brother just like anyone else.
Can’t blame her
@@Slinkyy1234 wtf is wrong with u could blame her
also when she said how u guys doing she ask jake even tho jesse alredey told her fine
@@ikillforfun wat u mean
When he said “wow great family mom” thought someone was gonna start rapping 💀
Same I thought the edit was going to be cut into a rap lmao
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This is by far the best Jesse edit I’ve witnessed. The editing is perfect, every scene is different throughout the song that’s playing and the melody fits so well with the situations he has been through within the show. 12/10 edit 🎉
Thank you Very Very much my friend!!! Seriously ❤️❤️❤️🥰👊🏻
Needed a scene where Kim passes the cigarette to Jesse (Waterworks season 6 BCS) , basically passing the torch and leading him on the similar path to ruin.
Bro I love all of your videos, you make me want to keep rewatching.
There is so much sentimental value in rewatching breaking bad for me because I've been through 9 years of addiction and I'm coming up on 1 year clean in February of 2023 and watching this show over and over again has helped me so much. So haven't your edits/videos on a daily basis. Thanks for making them man.
Keep pushing king 👑
@@kaifmirza1092 thank you!
wow, thank you so much my friend, very nice to know that, really! stay focused my friend, we must not be slaves to our own vices ♥
jesse had to be one of My favorite character, the way his development forms, is just so good.
The most innocent character in breaking bad
man your edits are top tier, for real
Jesse is such a kind boy deeply inside 😭
Bro this short fully showed the whole transformation the way everything was added so perfectly as time goes on
thank you my friend!!
I really like the first scene where you can see that Jesse's mom is worried that Jesse will "Bring down" his brother to his level.
Edit: I said it was subtle which was incorrect.
Was it really subtle though? It was the foremost goal of this scene, I'd say it was pretty obvious
@@Olibaby12 yeah I suppose it was
He almost did, but jesse stopped him.
@Bondrewd The Based he was already doing it though, wasn't he? Jesse's parents found it and thought it was his
Awkward moment when you’re saying something to sound profound or insightful, but the shit was already heavily implied 🥸
I love when a single shot doesn’t sustain for more than 1 full second
hahah fr broo
Best edit I’ve see. Easily.
thanks bro
"wow ,great family mom" Was such a Cool addition
, it made the song wayyy better
sounds so clean
just like a intro of a Xxxtentation's song
Thanks my friend, I didn't hear that song from Xxxtentation
@swapnil sharma shootout (slowed+ reverbed ) ruclips.net/video/ulrRHIvAFL8/видео.html
Song
@swapnil sharma what the song
Jesse was really the only main character to make it out alive or free and he definitely deserved the peace
And than imagine that Jesse was actually supposed too die at the end of season 1, but was kept in. What we would have missed out on!!
I can't imagine breaking bad without jesse...
Jesse's breaking point was falling into that toilet and nobody can tell me otherwise.
Me as a 19 year old watching Jesse’s story unfold: “oh god this is heavy”
Me as an almost 25 year old: “man, this dude is my age and doing all this crazy stuff…"
He ain't real tho mate
Jesse’s transformation doesn’t scare me because it shows that we can make mistakes, fall into dark places, even damn near ruin our lives, and still come back from it with hope. His arc is tragic and beautiful somehow.
Walter’s transformation is the scary one, because it shows that there are in fact dark places that we can fall into and never come back from.
Can we appreciate how Season 2 was an utter tragedy. Absolutely underrated. It's up there with s5
I feel like Every REALLY emotional aspect of the show all came from Jesse.
Jesse could never hold on to the moment of peace he got. Every time get got peace, it was snatched away from him.. thats just sad...
One of the greatest character developments in tv history
Best edit about Breaking bad and Jesse in particular. This exact video made me fall in love with a show from first sight. I started to watch pilot episode. Rest is history...
The only "real" protagonist of Breaking Bad
When Jessie gets enslaved by the neoN4zis and he gets a flashback of him making his wooden box, that scene really makes me cry.
He is always a good heart man in this show. Never wanted to hurt anyone❤
"BITCH!" never gets old😂
Jesse looked like he was always at the verge of writing a song about his mom, talking about cleaning out his closet and killing his baby mama
The part where he took the fall for his little brother was really deep man, didn't see that one coming
The best Pinkman’s edit ever!!
thank you so much man
Legends says the editor is still scared of every breaking bad character
they are correct!
@@BreakingCallSaulEdits *You're goddamn right
I loved Jesse from the start and my heart broke in every moment he broke down. So, so, so sad. "Why are you like this?!" Aaargh.
This video made me realize Walt was really the only person who ever showed up for Jesse. Skinny Pete was always a loyal friend, but Walt was more of a father figure. That’s why Jesse forgave Walt over and over again.
Walt betrayed him countless times, I wouldn’t exactly call him a father figure
@@Spooky-Sara he also helped him obtain his metamorphosis into who he was at the end of the show
@@SaiyanMonkeyScumAndProud agreed! But i don’t think that makes Walt a good person nor a good role model. It’s like a toxic ex: they taught you a lot about yourself and allowed you to grow as a person but they still shouldn’t be looked at as a good example. That’s just my opinion tho
He's breaking good the whole series, the exact opposite of Walter's development.
Good edit!
Jesse's story depresses me. I love his character development but it's seriously depressing.
He really was a troubled kid that needed someone to love and respect him.
Jesse was the definition of a good person talking a dark path and walt was the definition villain of his own story.
last 4 episodes made me depressed so bad😔 I love Jessi af cuz he's so pure and kind to child😭
People lost a lot of big things
Walt - His family
Gus - His partner
Mike - His family
Saul - His brother
But Jesse lost everything
Second time watching breaking bad was with my wife, and loved watching her change from thinking Jesse was an asshole to eventually loving Him and feeling sorry for him.
My man just dropped the best Pinkman edit ever
No bro I really missed now 😭😞 This series come back just 1 episode 🙏
He deserved better...
No one on Breaking Bad suffer as much as Jesse...
He lost friends, his girlfriends, his family, he lost EVERYTHING, and he had to start over and over and over again from ashes...
He needed to be protected and loved...
We don't deserve Jesse Pinkman 💔💔