@@susieq360 Consider this, he’s lied to Jesse about his girlfriend dying. He allowed him to think it was his fault. Something that caused him inner turmoil.
@@patrickdixon7202 Jesse might've had more stamina, which let him win in the end, OP is probably just saying it's surprising Walt kept the upper hand anywhere close to as long as he did, flipping, kicking Jesse and even ramming him into a couple walls with considerable force. In their RV fight Walt pretty much went down instantly.
i love how fights in breaking bad are not like those one where they make a combo on each other. They fight like they are really desperate to kill each other like gouging their eyes mouth and pushing them to every object
Yeah. I mean this is realisticly how a fight like this would look. Its two people with barely any fighting experience or knowledge. I actually like how they made the fight scenes somewhat realistic.
like the old saying goes *money talks* they were making *mayjor money* cooking for gus. it was either *cook or die* and walt wanted *jessie* by his side *jessie works and lives or i will not cook*
@lumbago5700 Well they describe Jesse in the show as being 5'10, 155 lbs. I think he is 5'8, 135 lbs, considering how big Aaron Paul is. But regardless of those 2, a man with cancer shouldn't be able to do that
I like how Jessy was afraid to poison Gus because the only way to do it was to share poisoned food with Gus, while the latter did exactly this without hesitation when killing off Don Eladio.
The big difference is that Gus had already planned ahead and got a medical team to tend to him and ensure his survival, and Jesse would have poisoned himself and Gus with no way of surviving the ricin.
And Jesse didn't have the sort of vendetta against Gus that Gus had against Eladio, it's tough to compare it. His relationship with Gus at the tíme was more complicated than anything, they were becoming kind of allies until Walt did his big twist thing.
Expect at this particular moment in time, Walter didn’t deserve that treatment from Jesse. Like Walt could’ve been killed at any point in time in S4 and he really needed help and Jesse just didn’t really care it seems, while Walt saved Jesse from death multiple times
@@youngw1ze Are you serious? Fring wanted to kill Jesse and Walt was the one who stopped him. Fring constantly referred to Jesse as a worthless junkie and only started acting nice when he realised he needed him to replace Walt, who had become too dangerous and unpredictable.
@@criert135 I forgot it was Fring who let Jesse's girlfriend die...got him beat up by Tuco....manipulated him into cooking when he wanted out and got him kidnapped and held as a slave by Nazi's...I was referring to Gus giving Jesse a position in his organization without trying to abuse or manipulate him....
@@youngw1ze Gus only gave Jesse a position because he wanted to kill Walt and needed someone he could control and manipulate. Gus had no respect for Jesse and manipulated him by ordering the death of that kid so that Jesse would attack his dealers and get killed. As for your claims. Walt let Jane die because he cared about Jesse. That was literally the reason he didn’t intervene, he saw Jesse drugged out of his mind on heroin and knew that he was going to end up dead. He saw Jane’s death as a way of saving Jesse. Yes Walt was an asshole and manipulated Jesse but he also cared deeply for him. Gus saw Jesse as worthless and the only reason Jesse lived was because Walt repeatedly stopped Gus from killing him.
Because there are no jokes being tossed around every 5 minutes. The only time a marvel movie was vaguely tense was Infinity War. And even then it doesn't match anything like Breaking Bad. The S1 Meth-Toilet scene was funny. The S2 RV fight was kinda funny but still a little emotional. I was visibly uncomfortable watching this fight. And the fight between Walt and Skylar? I was CLUTCHING MY CHEST the whole time and when Walt left with Holly I was straight up panicking. This show shocked me in a way no other show has done before.
@@jasonhahn8797cap vs iron man, Spider-Man vs misterio, Cap vs Bucky, Cap vs skull, Shang chi vs his father, Spider-Man vs Vulture, Avengers Trio vs Thanos, Etc
Think that’s what makes it even more dramatic The fact that these guys can’t fight for shit yet they put up a better showing thsn fight scenes with seven hundred fight manoeuvres and 12 different transitions
Fun fact: Both actors actually did get into a fight during this moment, the cameraman just happened to record them. The producer thought this fight was so good he decided to add it to the show.
Honestly, it's sad to see the major betrayal in this scene. Imagine someone who've you cooked meth with for months. You admire, respect, and look up to him. You've been through so much with him, and then you find out he doesn't trust you so he puts a bug on your car. Aaron Paul does a really good job at just demonstrating the feelings of betrayal Jesse has.
"Go to Mexico and screw up like I know you will and wind up in a barrel somewhere." Walt always finds a way to use the harshest words imaginable, and it's always at someone who is at their most vulnerable. Those words must have hurt Jesse more than any hit he received in the fight :((
He's INTJ personality (like me!) meaning Extroverted Thinking is his second strongest function. This means he's good at outwardly conveying thoughts - they are clear, concise, and direct. That's why he's so good at saying things in the most brutal way possible.
@@summ.3433 Because there's this little thing called "subjectivity." Quite honestly there's not really any other character besides walt, mike, and jesse that I personally cared much about until I saw BCS.
@@billross9132 I thought this scene was pretty satisfying to watch. It’s about time Walt got his ass handed to him after he literally ruined Jesse’s life and tormented him for the entirety of the show.
@@michaeldandrea540 tbh if you talk about the fight itself I’d say Walt won it for a 50 year old who is dying of cancer id say Jesse should be kinda embarrassed nearly getting his ass handed to him by a 50 year old
@@nafeliqbal6888 Jesse also fights like a coward, dude cheap shots him by throwing objects unexpectedly, biting fingers, gouging eyes, and he grabbed Walt’s leg when the fight was literally over. And I agree yeah walt is 50 years old with weak lungs from his cancer. Everyone who says “walt lost 😂😂😂” is biased.
@@michaeldandrea540 Walt didn’t ruin jesses life, Jesse did. it’s not Walt’s fault that jesses drug addict who doesn’t care about other people. Are you also forgetting how many times walt saved his life?
I love how the word “ricin” is said at least 30 times throughout the entire series, yet it’s only used to successfully and lethally poison someone once
That rlly bit Walt in the ass. Later when he asks help from Jesse to deal with Gus again Jesse refuses him since he basically told Jesse to die here lmao
Whenever they've fought in the past it was comedic in a way. Usually over something silly.. this scene kinda made me sad.. to see them at each other's throats and actually intending to do harm.. I wanted so bad for them to come back to each other and make up. But the reality was it was impossible by the end.
Sem ferimentos? Dps da luta ele ficou com um monte de hematomas enquanto walter ficou com quase nada,mesmo levando + golpes no final por causar da baixa resistencia por causa do cancer
If Walter at 50+ with fucking lung cancer of all things still managed to throw Jesse across a room, he must’ve been a rather strong guy when he was younger.
I really love how Jessie responds to Walters anger, such a father and son vibe to this, I think ultimately that protects Walt when he himself lies to Jessie, as Jessie sees him as a figure of authority / some sort of fatherly figure who does no wrong.
more brothers vibe to this. walt and jesse’s relationship has many layers and is very complex. for walt jesse is a substitute for every figure in his life. wife, son, apprentice, student, little brother, best friend… etc…
@@veruskatorres9276 What do you mean? Jesse literally buys Walt a birthday present; Walt talks to Jesse like he's his own son, even confusing Walter Jr. with him.
This is definitely how I would expect two untrained dudes to fight each other irl especially with one of them being a guy with lung cancer and the other being a drug addict.
Just saw this episode last night. Man, one of the most explosive scenes in tv. Gave me the same feeling of dread during the fight between Tony and Ralphie in The Sopranos. An escalation of anger and violence.
This fight was entirely unplanned and improvised, the two actors actually got so mad at each other that they beat themselves nearly to death. Vince liked it so much that he left it in the final cut
I love how they said such hateful shit to each other in this scene and then Walt proceeded to weep with regret, worry and fret over Jesse's fate in Mexico for the following two episodes while Jesse channeled his inner asshole Mr. White with the cartel and stood up to Gus multiple times over Walt's fate. It's like these two are categorically incapable of expressing their deep, effed up attachment to one another to each other but will go ride or die when anyone else threatens them.
I think this is one of Walt’s most psychotic scenes. The yelling, the extreme paranoia, how desperate he is in the fight. Jesse is obviously scared of him but he keeps going and going it’s so depraved I love it
Lol, yeah. This reminds me so much about that time I got in a drunken fight with my father. We were drinking together and started fighting for some stupid reason I can't remember. But we were cool again the next day, lol.
This was honestly one of the most realistic fights i've seen in movies and tv, no dramatic martial arts, no punch trading or generic punch sound effects , just two dudes grappling each other in a struggle.
This is underrated for many, but for me, it's one of my favourite interactions between Walt and Jesse, because it proves that in this fourth season the relationship of these two was turbulent. Gus manipulated Jesse so Walt can't use him to conspire against him, and the whole scenario was difficult not only for Walt, but for Jesse, because he was unsure on who he can trust: the person who used him from the beggining but was the closest thing as a father figure for him, or someone who, despite wanting to kill him in previous occasions, told him he saw potential on him? Walt tracking his moves felt like a betrayal for Pinkman, because Heisenberg only cared for himself and his life for the whole season (which is true), but let's not forget that Fring knew Walt was smart enough to figure out his plan, but Walt sounded selfish saying: "It's all about me" to his pupile. Jesse thought once more that White saw him as an imbecile and didn't care, and this fight between the two was the drop that filled the glass, because Jesse only wanted an advice from his partner to deal with the Cartel problem, but Mr. White only told him he knew that he wasn't doing what he was told, and told him to "screw things up as always", so...
Nahhh Walt a 50 year old man with cancer and almost won that fight and your saying he’s not strong? He just has low stamina because he has cancer and is 50 years old
Real game, RAGE was meant to have a bunch of tie ins with the series, but the most that came out of it was Tucos teeth as an Easter egg and various Los Pollos trash
Basically, this is the reason Season 5B happened: because of Walt's needless pettiness. Like, on learning of the assignment Jesse will be doing for Gus in Mexico, Walt should've offered to help Jesse, then "let slip" that Gus is targeting his family. While it'd be just a lie at this point in time, it's later suggested that Gus was indeed planning to target his family anyway. Jesse might surely have helped Walt kill Gus because harming innocents is something Jesse is against. Then Walt could've covertly removed the bug once he gains Jesse's full support. Instead, Walt reveals he has been bugging Jesse to track Gus, and spitefully curses Jesse to die in Mexico, "rotting in a Mexican barrel in the desert", clearly incensed. Which results in this fight, at which point Jesse breaks off with Walt and fully becomes Gus's accomplice. So When Gus threatens Walt's family later, Jesse coldly brushes Walt off when he asks for help because of the aforementioned fight. Walt is so desperate to bring Jesse back to his side and gain edge over Gus that he decides to poison Brock and uses some psychological manipulation to let Jesse think that Gus did it. And when Jesse ultimately finds out the truth about Brock in season 5B, he turns definitively against Walt and decides to help Hank.
Walt should've told Jessie he was following him in case of emergency, company or something, not outright telling him that he bugged his car. If Jessie had been Walt's side all along, he never would've have to poison the boy thus could've avoided Hank's criminal prosecution.
In the episode after this when Jesse is on the plane with Gus and Mike, Gus sees Jesse’s battered face and realizes he probably went to Walt for help and got beat up for it. That’s why he says "you can do this".
Ngl when Walt still had the energy, he was tossing Jesse like a ragdoll but Jesse has more endurance which is why they tied. But Jesse almost won, if only he wouldve thrown Walt around
It bugged me that Walt sort of had the advantage with his position at 2:33. Dishonourable though it might have been, if he had just kept kicking Jesse he would have dealt a lot more damage to him a lot quicker and probably would have won the fight.
@@knowyourenemy50 did you see the way Walter threw Jesse and kept slamming him into walls? He is obviously stronger than he is, though his lack of stamina allowed Jesse to win the fight.
@@elementjose9547 Shoving someone into a wall a few times doesn’t make you stronger than them, my guy. Walter went down as soon as Jesse threw a punch. So, no, he’s not stronger than Jesse.
So ironical of Walt saying to Jesse "You look me in the eye and lie" when he has done it to multiple people so many times.
@Angela LeMoon i should hate rich people to become rich
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To be fair, lying to adversaries isn't the same as lying to partners.
@@susieq360 Consider this, he’s lied to Jesse about his girlfriend dying. He allowed him to think it was his fault. Something that caused him inner turmoil.
Its also ironic that Walt calls Jesse a coward, when Walter is a way bigger coward than Jesse is
For a fifty year weak dude with cancer, Walt did very good in this fight.
Nah he lost.
@@CorruptionManX He did lose.
@@patrickdixon7202 Jesse might've had more stamina, which let him win in the end, OP is probably just saying it's surprising Walt kept the upper hand anywhere close to as long as he did, flipping, kicking Jesse and even ramming him into a couple walls with considerable force. In their RV fight Walt pretty much went down instantly.
@@ur0b0r0sXL Walter lost near the end.
@@patrickdixon7202 You know I'm not disagreeing right?
Imagine fighting with your high school teacher.
That kinda sounds like a dream come true especially since that teacher failed u
HAHA
dream come true
dream moment
Imagine cooking meth with your high school teacher.
You know, whenever these two clash it's usually hilarious. This one is just is heartbreaking...
Without having actually watched the show going on about three years now, I admit I laughed out loud when Jesse three the tracker at Walt’s forehead
@@serendipitousslim1529 threw*
Ahh your poor heart 😂
@@fruitcake8948 lmao
i dunno, felt very satisfying when jesse started to repeatedly punch this asshole.
i love how fights in breaking bad are not like those one where they make a combo on each other. They fight like they are really desperate to kill each other like gouging their eyes mouth and pushing them to every object
The bar fight with Hank vs those drug dealers is one of the best and most well choreographed bar fights I’ve ever seen in a movie or TV show.
That is how real fights are
Yeah. I mean this is realisticly how a fight like this would look. Its two people with barely any fighting experience or knowledge. I actually like how they made the fight scenes somewhat realistic.
I believe in the commentary Vince mentioned they took inspiration from the fight in the Sopranos between Tony and Ralphie.
Reminds of that iconic fight scene in They Live lol
Walter actually has some decent strength for a 50 yr old with lung cancer
Adrenaline can take over anyone
Ahh they’ll be cooking together again tomorrow
So true xdd
actually the first cook from this point on is until early season 5
@@JoeMama-ci9bd yeah that is true, but in the show it happened many times that they fight and then Cook together again xdd.
@@videojuegos3dlocurasextrem949 that’s all too true. Especially when Jesse was in the hospital and Walt convinced him
like the old saying goes *money talks* they were making *mayjor money* cooking for gus. it was either *cook or die* and walt wanted *jessie* by his side *jessie works and lives or i will not cook*
It's scary how powerful Walt is, being 51 with lung cancer and still being able to throw Jesse around like that.
maybe because jesse is a small skinny dude
and all those year of him doing drug
probably made him weaker than most guy at his age
@@Uncle1899 nah jesse for the walter tip start to eat good food this can we see in el camino and for more in this moment the cancer of waltuh was weak
@@leonparker196 Godzilla had a stroke trying to read this and fucking died
@@Defectum138 godzilla can suck m- yeah i steal that line of hector salamanca, my english is bad sorry
@lumbago5700 Well they describe Jesse in the show as being 5'10, 155 lbs. I think he is 5'8, 135 lbs, considering how big Aaron Paul is. But regardless of those 2, a man with cancer shouldn't be able to do that
I like how Jessy was afraid to poison Gus because the only way to do it was to share poisoned food with Gus, while the latter did exactly this without hesitation when killing off Don Eladio.
Jesse*.
The big difference is that Gus had already planned ahead and got a medical team to tend to him and ensure his survival, and Jesse would have poisoned himself and Gus with no way of surviving the ricin.
@@rokero95 Walter was fuming.
Dude
And Jesse didn't have the sort of vendetta against Gus that Gus had against Eladio, it's tough to compare it. His relationship with Gus at the tíme was more complicated than anything, they were becoming kind of allies until Walt did his big twist thing.
I loved this moment so much, Jesse finally standing up to himself and giving Walt what was coming to him
Could've done it without the dirty fighting, just saying
walter beat the fuck out of jesse lol jesse only won because he played dirty and grabbed his leg when the fight was already over
He already did from season 1 by almost choking him out
@@KyleGDseason two
Expect at this particular moment in time, Walter didn’t deserve that treatment from Jesse. Like Walt could’ve been killed at any point in time in S4 and he really needed help and Jesse just didn’t really care it seems, while Walt saved Jesse from death multiple times
They went from "GET OFF THE TOILET" to actually leaving serious wounds in themselves
No music playing, no unnecessary tricks and maneuvers and yet this was one of the most intense scenes i've ever watches
Music tells you how you should feel. Silence let’s you feel what you feel.
@@yoshimariobros1 good point
Looks like their fight had plenty of maneuvers to me 🤷🏽♂️
i love the fight scenes in breaking bad, but really wish they'd use realistic punching sounds rather than the cliche chunky noises instead.
OK
Walt: "Go to Mexico and screw up like I know you will" 2:14
Jesse: *cooks meth of a high purity and helps Gus take out the cartel*
Fring treated Jesse better than Walt at every turn...
@@youngw1ze Are you serious? Fring wanted to kill Jesse and Walt was the one who stopped him. Fring constantly referred to Jesse as a worthless junkie and only started acting nice when he realised he needed him to replace Walt, who had become too dangerous and unpredictable.
@@criert135 I forgot it was Fring who let Jesse's girlfriend die...got him beat up by Tuco....manipulated him into cooking when he wanted out and got him kidnapped and held as a slave by Nazi's...I was referring to Gus giving Jesse a position in his organization without trying to abuse or manipulate him....
@@youngw1ze Gus only gave Jesse a position because he wanted to kill Walt and needed someone he could control and manipulate. Gus had no respect for Jesse and manipulated him by ordering the death of that kid so that Jesse would attack his dealers and get killed.
As for your claims. Walt let Jane die because he cared about Jesse. That was literally the reason he didn’t intervene, he saw Jesse drugged out of his mind on heroin and knew that he was going to end up dead. He saw Jane’s death as a way of saving Jesse. Yes Walt was an asshole and manipulated Jesse but he also cared deeply for him. Gus saw Jesse as worthless and the only reason Jesse lived was because Walt repeatedly stopped Gus from killing him.
@@criert135 Walt used Jesse like a pawn from start to finish...he cared about him like someone cares about a favorite hammer or screwdriver....
2:33 That kick was so disrespectful
Makes goddamn sense
He kicked him and cooked with him next day
Don’t forget the throw at 2:32
Bro tossed him down like it was nothing 😭😭
Two guys that don’t know how to fight, yet more intense than probably any Marvel fight scene!
Because there are no jokes being tossed around every 5 minutes. The only time a marvel movie was vaguely tense was Infinity War. And even then it doesn't match anything like Breaking Bad. The S1 Meth-Toilet scene was funny. The S2 RV fight was kinda funny but still a little emotional. I was visibly uncomfortable watching this fight. And the fight between Walt and Skylar? I was CLUTCHING MY CHEST the whole time and when Walt left with Holly I was straight up panicking. This show shocked me in a way no other show has done before.
@@jasonhahn8797cap vs iron man, Spider-Man vs misterio, Cap vs Bucky, Cap vs skull, Shang chi vs his father, Spider-Man vs Vulture, Avengers Trio vs Thanos, Etc
@@dsm2417 yep. All of that doesn't come close to anything in breaking bad.
Marvel literally does the best fights, way better than DC
fights are more entertaining when people dont know how to fight
I only wish Mike had seen this. I can only imagine the looks he'd be giving these two as they went at it.
🙄
He would’ve been like 🙄
He'd probably separate them.
@@norsemanbushcrafting1621 😒
He listened through the stash microphones.
The way Walt roars and charges at Jesse is priceless 😂
Had me laughing so much
breaking bad is not a comedy, you have a bad sense of humor.
@@trollface7243 Breaking bad is mixed between dark comedy and crime drama lol
@@quandinhminh7020 i mean this scene in specific
@@trollface7243 it's funny out of context. just like a lot of other scenes in breaking bad
2 guys that can't fight for shit... and yet one of the best fight scenes ever filmed from a dramatic perspective!
Think that’s what makes it even more dramatic
The fact that these guys can’t fight for shit yet they put up a better showing thsn fight scenes with seven hundred fight manoeuvres and 12 different transitions
We’re certainly not watching a Jet Li flick or a Star Wars movie, haha. Glad the sloppy movements reflect that.
Bet I could beat you αzz
*Two normal guys fight
@@iama2509 nah jesse is a junkie and walt is 50 with cancer
Even though Walt was a terrible fighter, he was still pretty strong physically. He threw Jesse around like a ragdoll at the beginning of the fight.
I'd say he was a pretty good fighter for his age
@@LUFC-zf6el He was only 50. He wasn’t a young man but definitely not old either.
@@H.K.5 yeah I see what your saying, but I defo think he'd get the better of a lot of people his age or younger
@@H.K.5 he had cancer though
@@ibrahimk9874 His cancer wasn’t severe at this point of the show.
Walter is a sick man who is dying and he was still putting up a good fight
Dad strenght
Nah walter for this moment his cancer was in remission
jesses skinny asf and a addict bra like genuinly he’s so skinny walt should’ve thrown him around but he can’t
@@kaneki914 nah, he is not skinny pete xd
I think he objectively won this fight with that body slam
Jesse throwing that tracker at Walt is the funniest shit ever 🤣🤣
Yeah ikr I was dying shit went flying
there's sound effect, and the way it bounces off walt's bold head is comical
I know right🤣
@@lihanou those were his glasses that bounced off
*NNNNGH*
- Jesse Pinkman
2:32 That flip lmaoo Walt got that old man strength
lol
*throw
@@raiden6156 flip*
The crunch of Jesse hitting the floor and crying out is probably the most brutal part of the fight.
That's a little agist.
Fun fact: Both actors actually did get into a fight during this moment, the cameraman just happened to record them. The producer thought this fight was so good he decided to add it to the show.
Yeah bryan actually bugged aaron's car
Bravo Vince!
Honestly, it's sad to see the major betrayal in this scene. Imagine someone who've you cooked meth with for months. You admire, respect, and look up to him. You've been through so much with him, and then you find out he doesn't trust you so he puts a bug on your car. Aaron Paul does a really good job at just demonstrating the feelings of betrayal Jesse has.
Well except Walt was right not entirely trusting Jesse
Also remember that Walt was under very serious pressure, he could’ve been killed at any moment, so he does everything to survive
Such a wholesome father son like relationship, Walt is such a good man taking Jesse in like his son and teaching him about life and such
And beating the absolute shit out of him?
"Go to Mexico and screw up like I know you will and wind up in a barrel somewhere."
Walt always finds a way to use the harshest words imaginable, and it's always at someone who is at their most vulnerable. Those words must have hurt Jesse more than any hit he received in the fight :((
It feels like a reference to victor idk.
because all walt do is manipulate people
He's INTJ personality (like me!) meaning Extroverted Thinking is his second strongest function.
This means he's good at outwardly conveying thoughts - they are clear, concise, and direct.
That's why he's so good at saying things in the most brutal way possible.
@@danielle4976 He has the same personality type as you oh shit you're so special. Thanks for sharing that information with us.
@@danielle4976 cringe
You can really feel sorry for Jesse..Heisenberg lost the game and now he still manipulates Jesse. The great Heisenberg...
Why the fuck would you feel sorry for him of all people in this moment of the story lmao
You feel sorry for yourself, bro?
@@summ.3433 Because there's this little thing called "subjectivity."
Quite honestly there's not really any other character besides walt, mike, and jesse that I personally cared much about until I saw BCS.
@@SerotoninSorbet No reason to care about Flynn and Skyler?
@@SerotoninSorbet you care about Walter? Lmfao I stopped caring about him in season 2, Gus is more likeable as a villain than he is.
“Look me in the eye and tell me you weren’t at his house”
You’d think they were married or some shit 😂
who said they aren't
when people say dat walt vs sky was the 1st ‘ugly’ fight walt had, they don’t remeber this scene.
This is the moment this joke got old
how did you get the music icon right next to your name
Naw I think that moment actually happened way earlier
Yep
@@militaryhistory4727 He makes music see his channel
Actually your comment is also getting old.
when they fight its always hilarious, but this fight was dark and sad af
Bruh I was cracking up till Jesse told Walt to get the f out that made it dark the actual fight was hilarious but not in a bad way
@@billross9132 I thought this scene was pretty satisfying to watch. It’s about time Walt got his ass handed to him after he literally ruined Jesse’s life and tormented him for the entirety of the show.
@@michaeldandrea540 tbh if you talk about the fight itself I’d say Walt won it for a 50 year old who is dying of cancer id say Jesse should be kinda embarrassed nearly getting his ass handed to him by a 50 year old
@@nafeliqbal6888 Jesse also fights like a coward, dude cheap shots him by throwing objects unexpectedly, biting fingers, gouging eyes, and he grabbed Walt’s leg when the fight was literally over. And I agree yeah walt is 50 years old with weak lungs from his cancer. Everyone who says “walt lost 😂😂😂” is biased.
@@michaeldandrea540 Walt didn’t ruin jesses life, Jesse did. it’s not Walt’s fault that jesses drug addict who doesn’t care about other people. Are you also forgetting how many times walt saved his life?
2:32 no one talking about that sick ass flip Walt did on Jesse
Jesse is small guy
@@gthewolf7948 He a lightweight, he ain’t small
@@brodyking7095he’s pretty small compared to the other characters on the show, but 5’8 isn’t that bad
@@imsorryforarguingbut45555’8 is not small compared to the characters in the show lmao literally everybody in that show is 5’5-5’10 besides Badger
@@zxrytags9344 what are you talking about? he’s shorter than most, and he is small in the way he’s thin-my point still stands
2:31 you're telling me this guys supposed to have cancer? he just hurled a 20 year old man like he was a professional wrestler
Maybe because Jesse in that time was a drug addict skinny, apart to being smaller than Walt
brilliant acting. Brian is a beast doing angry
Just finished watching the entire show for the third time. The overwhelming feeling. I can't even imagine how the finale of BCS is gonna leave me.
Those are rookie numbers. Need to pump those numbers up.
@@boosters23 mm hmm hmm hmm *thumping chest in agreement*
Jeez I thought I was the only psycho watching it over and over and over
Can't wait for season 6 man. Wonder what's gonna happen to lalo nacho and Kim.
bcs is mid
this is the moment where walt had to leave jessies house
I love how the word “ricin” is said at least 30 times throughout the entire series, yet it’s only used to successfully and lethally poison someone once
That too in the final episode
Twice, brock AND lydia
@@duncanchillake8024 Brock was poisoned with Lily of the Valley, and he survived his poisoning
@@proctorritter5176 oh, alright. I must've forgor 💀
Its funny to because the riccin was always the thing that started arguements from S2 to S5
“Go to Mexico and end up in a barrel” is crazy 😂😂😂
That rlly bit Walt in the ass. Later when he asks help from Jesse to deal with Gus again Jesse refuses him since he basically told Jesse to die here lmao
2:37 the way that camera is in that angle and the close up of walt and jesse’s hands is kinda dark and him making that “argh!” Sound is funny lmao.
Whenever they've fought in the past it was comedic in a way. Usually over something silly.. this scene kinda made me sad.. to see them at each other's throats and actually intending to do harm.. I wanted so bad for them to come back to each other and make up. But the reality was it was impossible by the end.
Literally at each other’s throats lol
I so badly wanted Jesse to almost kill Walt in this fight. The man deserved it.
3:31 funniest thing in the series.
Honestly that was pro. I'm saving that for if/when I'm in a fight.
Nah it's 4:11
Fr Lmao
3:38
Its not even funny its just satisfying af
*if only jessie knew about the jane thing* about how walter just *watched her die* and did nothing
Oh, he knew!
@@bigchungus4722 not in this scene
What could he have done?
I think Walter said it to Jesse just to hurt him. Vince Gillian once said that Walter let her die because of the drugs Jesse was taking with her.
Jane was planning to escape with Jesse's money all along
One of the few moments where Jesse walks away from a fight without injuries. He took the w here.
Sem ferimentos? Dps da luta ele ficou com um monte de hematomas enquanto walter ficou com quase nada,mesmo levando + golpes no final por causar da baixa resistencia por causa do cancer
@@ArcanjoErikDude speak english
Why bother reply to someone if ur gonna reply with a different language?
@@ArcanjoErikEnglish please you speak English
@@art23428Have you two geniuses ever seen the translate to english button under the comment before?
@@myaltaccountthatiwillbarel2288 same thought here. Maybe they're not geniuses
If Walter at 50+ with fucking lung cancer of all things still managed to throw Jesse across a room, he must’ve been a rather strong guy when he was younger.
An elderly man with cancer and radiation sickness held his own pretty damn well.
He’s heavier. This is why weight classes exist in fighting sports.
@@shinji136 How does his weight help?
@@robertisham5279 Because more weight leads to more strength, per basic physics. Again, why do you think weight classes exist in combat sports?
@@robertisham5279Slow ahh
he's also buff as hell for lifting the 300 lb barrel into the truck
I really love how Jessie responds to Walters anger, such a father and son vibe to this, I think ultimately that protects Walt when he himself lies to Jessie, as Jessie sees him as a figure of authority / some sort of fatherly figure who does no wrong.
yes I too enjoy the occasional fist fight with my father, very good bonding exercise
more brothers vibe to this. walt and jesse’s relationship has many layers and is very complex. for walt jesse is a substitute for every figure in his life. wife, son, apprentice, student, little brother, best friend… etc…
@@aishah7730 wife? 😳😳
A very toxic father/son vibe. Walt makes Jesse’s dad seem like father of the year.
Yes absolutely father and son relationship beating the shit out of eachother
This is the moment when Walt was no longer friends with Jesse.
They were never friends.
@@veruskatorres9276 yeah
@@veruskatorres9276 What do you mean? Jesse literally buys Walt a birthday present; Walt talks to Jesse like he's his own son, even confusing Walter Jr. with him.
@@veruskatorres9276 remember Jesse invited Walt to eat dinner with Andrea & Brocks
@@alejandrocabrera6646 they are bminerals
Walt sounding kinda like an overly possessive husband 😂
I love how realistic the fight scenes are in Breaking Bad...
2:31 Holy shit, Walt can Judo throw someone?!
Facts like damn I thought he had cancer 😭
@@carlylecalixte8160 It’s in recession at this point
@@carlylecalixte8160 💀
@@carlylecalixte8160 his cancer was treated at that time, but then it came back
Tbh Jesse isnt a very big guy
For some reason seeing jesse finally kick some ones ass brings me joy 🤣
he cheated tho throughout the fight lol
@@FreshZCORD I’m sayin bruh and for this dude Walt bein a old dude w cancer and Jesse being a middle aged dude Walt was kickin ass lol
@@marklivingston4836 Isn't Jesse in his 20s?
@@marklivingston4836 jesses not exactly healthy Hes a addict I know he’s off at this point but he wouldn’t of got his health back straight away
He won against him in the RV
jesse: can you walk?
*walt halfway stumbling, but trying to keep himelf up*: yeah
that alone had me crying in tears😭😭💀💀
When he says "you get the fuck outta here and never come back".. u can hear the sadness in his voice😔
Walt got that old man strength 😂😂
He has 145+ IQ
No mike do
@@Qwell_ walt is smarter
That kick at 2:34
No. It's fictional character strength
2:19 that face of shock is just brilliant
Cause bro did you just throw a tracker at my head?😭
Same with getting slashed by the knife Skyler was holding
@@nicholaspark4165it’s like his adrenaline is coming up lol
this is the moment i inhaled oxygen
This is the moment i exhaled CO²
u have done o2???
Just for that comment I replayed the video held my breathe for half of it, paused it and watched the rest of it holding my breathe
@@xcell5215 99.1% pure CO2 never done before
Hi boopieo what's up
Walt probably would've won the fight had Jesse not slipped him face first into the glass, that looked like it hurt bad
God this show is just perfect. Even my grandma loves it. She watched the whole thing in 3 weeks!
This is the moment JESSE and Walter wanted to play smash bros but didn’t have a switch so they fought each other
Imagine if Walt fighting like that with skyler 😂
2:33
he didn't wanna hurt skyler, he was just trying to take away the knife
That'll be a gold one XD and flynn would try to help her but cant
Least misogynistic BB fan
Bitch wife = 0
@@deuce5546 i don't even know how vince feels when both of the shows' fandoms are either misogynistic or down bad as fuck
When me and my brother rush to the kitchen and try to get the first Pizza Roll 2:25
damn that must be one good ass pizza roll
This is definitely how I would expect two untrained dudes to fight each other irl especially with one of them being a guy with lung cancer and the other being a drug addict.
2:58 when Jesse swings that lamp like a baseball bat legit gets me rolling besides him throwing the tracker at Walt's bald head
“This is the moment..” y’all really know how to ruin something
This is the moment Walter became Heisenberg
@@Violencia10000 😐😐😐
@@davidavila8805 This is the moment David Avila became straight face
"This is the moment Julian become Anthony"
@@xenopath8069 VRAVO BINCE!!
This is the moment when I spent a moment to read about all the different moments of moments that this particular moment represents. What a moment.
Just saw this episode last night. Man, one of the most explosive scenes in tv. Gave me the same feeling of dread during the fight between Tony and Ralphie in The Sopranos. An escalation of anger and violence.
This fight was entirely unplanned and improvised, the two actors actually got so mad at each other that they beat themselves nearly to death. Vince liked it so much that he left it in the final cut
This is rare seeing an old man and a young dude fight physically and hell of a good fight!!!
I love how they said such hateful shit to each other in this scene and then Walt proceeded to weep with regret, worry and fret over Jesse's fate in Mexico for the following two episodes while Jesse channeled his inner asshole Mr. White with the cartel and stood up to Gus multiple times over Walt's fate. It's like these two are categorically incapable of expressing their deep, effed up attachment to one another to each other but will go ride or die when anyone else threatens them.
This is the moment I became Heisenberg
YOU! You and your ego, you just couldn't know your place and stay there, could you?
It was all working like a clockwork, until...
Brotherd.....
@@imcallingjapan2178 I'm calling japan...
Who else came here bc of a short and went to 2:18? 💀
wait… Walter said “2 hours and 18 minutes”
me from Michael store lol
I think this is one of Walt’s most psychotic scenes. The yelling, the extreme paranoia, how desperate he is in the fight. Jesse is obviously scared of him but he keeps going and going it’s so depraved I love it
WTF Jesse is not scared of him and Walter is not extremely psychotic in this scene lol
@@Arthur_John-Goated cool thanks very insightful and smart. Dipshit
I wouldnt say psychotic, that term has been connected with aggresiveness a lot. Psychopathy is a lot more grim than senseless anger
Love how there's a copy of the game RAGE too great direction from Vince Gilligan
2:45 why does it sound like jesse is screaming "diiiiick" lol
Maybe He is. He is mad at Walt.
2:32 imagine if Gus gets thrown like this by Walt
This fight is one of the best ones in television history right along with Tony Soprano vs Bobby Baccalieri
Tony never had the makings of a varsity athlete.
@@MaxPayneInTheAss neither did walt
Unfortunately, unlike Tony, Walt couldn't reverse time to get back up.
I think the Tony and Ralph fight was way more brutal!
Crossover
Really felt like watching father and son fight. Not uncommon or anything, you just don't typically want to see it happen under most circumstances.
Lol, yeah. This reminds me so much about that time I got in a drunken fight with my father. We were drinking together and started fighting for some stupid reason I can't remember. But we were cool again the next day, lol.
@@TheDream64 We're all very proud of you that you lived a priviliged enough life to never see this. But it's very common.
@@Bessux i dont think it’s common at all for dads and their children to fight each other like that
@@Bessux uh its not common, for father and son to beat each other 3/4 to death, not even if it was an abusive household
@@Bessux i mean fathers hitting their children is common but for the child to hit back? ummm…. in fact jesse instigates the fight. that’s not common.
This was honestly one of the most realistic fights i've seen in movies and tv, no dramatic martial arts, no punch trading or generic punch sound effects , just two dudes grappling each other in a struggle.
This is underrated for many, but for me, it's one of my favourite interactions between Walt and Jesse, because it proves that in this fourth season the relationship of these two was turbulent. Gus manipulated Jesse so Walt can't use him to conspire against him, and the whole scenario was difficult not only for Walt, but for Jesse, because he was unsure on who he can trust: the person who used him from the beggining but was the closest thing as a father figure for him, or someone who, despite wanting to kill him in previous occasions, told him he saw potential on him? Walt tracking his moves felt like a betrayal for Pinkman, because Heisenberg only cared for himself and his life for the whole season (which is true), but let's not forget that Fring knew Walt was smart enough to figure out his plan, but Walt sounded selfish saying: "It's all about me" to his pupile. Jesse thought once more that White saw him as an imbecile and didn't care, and this fight between the two was the drop that filled the glass, because Jesse only wanted an advice from his partner to deal with the Cartel problem, but Mr. White only told him he knew that he wasn't doing what he was told, and told him to "screw things up as always", so...
This is the moment Jesse became Pinkman
2:24 Chestnuts roasting in an open fire
Did you also come here because of the video made by Michaelstoren
@@godmakesnomistakes4913 ye
Finally
no way same
@@godmakesnomistakes4913I love Michael Storen but I don't know which one you're talking about
Honestly, I found this hilarious when they started throwing hands at each other 🤣
same
>Raven pfp
You must be very based
If only Walt wasn't afraid to punch he could've seriously injured or maybe even killed Jesse
It’s okay it’s just an old science teacher that truly cared about his old students well being to do better and be a good person as he can be
I love how the lack of physical prowess from Walt just solidifies how he did all the terrible things he did with the power of his mind.
Nahhh Walt a 50 year old man with cancer and almost won that fight and your saying he’s not strong? He just has low stamina because he has cancer and is 50 years old
He seemed hella strong in that fight but low stamina
2:50 I love how there's a video game titled Rage that's just laying there while they're both beating the shit out of each other
Real game, RAGE was meant to have a bunch of tie ins with the series, but the most that came out of it was Tucos teeth as an Easter egg and various Los Pollos trash
Probably symbolism for how they aren’t fighting to change anything, they are only acting on rage
Basically, this is the reason Season 5B happened: because of Walt's needless pettiness. Like, on learning of the assignment Jesse will be doing for Gus in Mexico, Walt should've offered to help Jesse, then "let slip" that Gus is targeting his family. While it'd be just a lie at this point in time, it's later suggested that Gus was indeed planning to target his family anyway. Jesse might surely have helped Walt kill Gus because harming innocents is something Jesse is against. Then Walt could've covertly removed the bug once he gains Jesse's full support.
Instead, Walt reveals he has been bugging Jesse to track Gus, and spitefully curses Jesse to die in Mexico, "rotting in a Mexican barrel in the desert", clearly incensed. Which results in this fight, at which point Jesse breaks off with Walt and fully becomes Gus's accomplice. So When Gus threatens Walt's family later, Jesse coldly brushes Walt off when he asks for help because of the aforementioned fight. Walt is so desperate to bring Jesse back to his side and gain edge over Gus that he decides to poison Brock and uses some psychological manipulation to let Jesse think that Gus did it. And when Jesse ultimately finds out the truth about Brock in season 5B, he turns definitively against Walt and decides to help Hank.
Who’s here bc of Michael storen
Me
Walt should've told Jessie he was following him in case of emergency, company or something, not outright telling him that he bugged his car. If Jessie had been Walt's side all along, he never would've have to poison the boy thus could've avoided Hank's criminal prosecution.
*poisoned in exact proportions so as just cause a minor illness and not death.
4:11 I cant wait til I get in a fight with a friend and get the chance to use this line
Walt's MRRRRAAAAAA every time he charges for fights is hilarious
This is the moment when Heisenberg became Mike Tyson
Honestly for a cancer patient who has no fighting experience (as far as we know) Walt didn't do too bad
One punch took him out while Jesse was still fine after one punch from Walter while on the ground and Jesse tripped him easily
@@RonnieDominguez-u5u Notice how I said he didn't do too bad. Not that he did good.
@@ratman202 okay well adrenaline can take over anyone
In the episode after this when Jesse is on the plane with Gus and Mike, Gus sees Jesse’s battered face and realizes he probably went to Walt for help and got beat up for it. That’s why he says "you can do this".
Jesse actually saved them. Gus's house is bugged to high hell.
We didn't know that until BCS though.
Ngl when Walt still had the energy, he was tossing Jesse like a ragdoll but Jesse has more endurance which is why they tied. But Jesse almost won, if only he wouldve thrown Walt around
Jesse got a cheap shot at the end when he tripped Walt when his back was turned.
It bugged me that Walt sort of had the advantage with his position at 2:33. Dishonourable though it might have been, if he had just kept kicking Jesse he would have dealt a lot more damage to him a lot quicker and probably would have won the fight.
wtf you talking about jesse destroyed him lmao it was like a high schooler beating up a preschooler.
@@knowyourenemy50 did you see the way Walter threw Jesse and kept slamming him into walls? He is obviously stronger than he is, though his lack of stamina allowed Jesse to win the fight.
@@elementjose9547 Shoving someone into a wall a few times doesn’t make you stronger than them, my guy. Walter went down as soon as Jesse threw a punch. So, no, he’s not stronger than Jesse.
This is the moment Marie became badger
2:18 i am here after watching Micheal storen's short💀💀
Same 😂
2:23 When you see your sibling about to hop in the shower even though you called dibs first
Dad strength vs crackhead strength
Dad:
Damage +150
Speed 0
Stamina: -45
Crackhead:
Damage +25
Speed +50
Stamina +100
Normal People:
Damage +15
Speed +15
Stamina +15
For a man over 50 with Lung Cancer Walter put up a pretty good fight against a guy in his 20s.