kang sae byeok thank you for playing with me -ji yeong sang woo hyeong -ali i remember my name now oh il name -oh il nam my mom my mom -sang woo i want to go home -kang sae byeok this are there last words but im not sure tho because i forgot im going to rewatch squid game again hahahahah
Are the people who do good in the world, only do good because it makes them feel better or are they still willing to do good for others even if they get no personal satisfaction? Does good deeds matter if the intention behind them is corrupted?
Didn't he do some good things too? He ended the senseless killing in episode 4 (go watch it again, the Frontman IMMEDIATELY calls it off as soon as he claims to be scared, it's basically the biggest hint I got that HE is the mastermind, because the Frontman doesn't care at all when a woman only moments earlier begs them to stop and is beaten to death). And I don't know, but I think when he made that bet at the end, didn't he say "If ANYONE goes to help the drunk, you win"? To me, that was like a sign to Gi-Hun to go downstairs and help that man. And he did see there are still good people when his presumed son helped him and treated him like one of the team during the games:).
Watching Ali realize he had been betrayed was one of the most heartbreaking things I’d ever seen. He’s not mad, he’s not pleading for his life, he just stands there, in absolute shock and disbelief. He only gave kindness, but just ended up getting shot by a faceless guard like all the rest. God this episode got to me.
there’s a theory that ali is still alive. notice how the old mans death wasn’t shown but he lived.. ali was always nice to the old man who is indeed the creator of the game.. the only death we see in the marble episode is player 067 partner.. ali’s death was never shown therefore we cannot deny or accept that ali is gone just yet.. season two is on its way 🙏🏽
"sang woo Hyung" "Sae Byeok! It was a honor playing with you. Thank you" "Hey I remember my name now. My name is ll-Nam. Oh ll-Nam. OMG I FRCKIN CAN'T- 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Its actually thank you for playing with me. Its sad because the girl wanted to play with kang sae byeok and then she got to play with her and then died
Defo wanted to choke the life out of the one responsible for Saebyok's death ngl And when Gi-hun hesitated letting that person die, I was like just finish It, he'd not hesitate at all
@@arshiaaghaei Sang Woo you mean? He was definitely my favorite character because he was not willing to let anything stop him from winning, and when he accepted his fate, he stabbed him self in the throat, such an emotional scene. Especially watching Gi Hun embrace him as he bled out, even after everything that he put him through and said about him, in that moment all he remembered was the good memories about him. Definitely the 2nd saddest scene behind the scene in episode 6 where we lost half of the main characters
@@MAR-bite1987 Same thing dont know where i thought it's olafur or max ritcher but i dont know but when i saw une comment im sûre i head it or smthong very similar if fond it plz send it
Another key element of this episode was the intimacy in which it was played together. Most of the other games shared a somewhat frantic element given the time. The 30min length and improvisational tone gave the game weight, as they sat gambling between death or life. All three of the main stories were deeply sad but one other slept on element is the tragic husband/wife pairing! Just playing their game somewhere out there amongst our main characters. It created such dense atmosphere caked with real heartfelt feelings of mortality. Masterful art
Aaaw, made me emotional reading this. The first one means the old man was gonna die, and the second one means Ali died (my favorite) and the last one means idk the name sacrificed her life for the other.
Was the most shocking when you went in spoiler free realizing that they weren't teaming up but competing with each other. Was the worst for the husband and wife for me on this one. Would of been a really difficult scene if they included it.
Even though they didn't show the husband and wife during the episode, I just knew that either of them would end up killing him/herself.....which in the next episode happened. Absolutely depressing and sad.
I don’t get though why the husband and wife didn’t just opt out and refuse to play the game, therefore sealing both of their fates and neither would have to live with the guilt and sorrow.
Slight spoiler alert here- there's another death in this scene that people dont talk about. And thats Gi-hun losing his integrity in trying to use Il-Nam's dementia to beat him at the game. Even though he was caught, he had to leave Il-Nam facing the fact that he was just as inhuman as everyone else when it came to winning.
@@sirisaacclarke4964 wdym suddenly? Gi-Hun was always a bit of a jerk, even Episode 1 was a good show of his character, stealing from his mom's credit card and using it on gambling, going back to the cashier after he lost his money to beg back his tip money, immediately wanting his money back from 067 after she frees him. Gi-hun is a friendly guy but when push comes to shove he will also care for his survival more than anything. Gi-hun was losing hard to the old man and was near death before he showed his one marble, so when the opportunity presented itself, he took it. The difference between him and Sang-Woo was what how they felt about their actions. Sang-Woo couldn't even face Ali after betraying him and just left and after the game tried to rationalize his actions, while you can see Gi-Hun tear on the inside while conning the old man and cried his eyes out of shame when confronted and forgiven.
I cried like a baby for 20 minutes straight at the end of this episode... It was cruel because of the betrayal , the protagonist lying to save himself and so on... But it also reminded me of my grandpa that died when I was 5 years old and used to play with me and gave me some of the best childhood memories !
I remember watching episode 6, bawling all the way through, crying harder than I've probably ever cried in my life. After I was finished I shut the computer and just absolutely sobbed my eyes out. This music, as simple as it is, is probably what made the scene hit me like a train when I watched it
The perfection in which they delivered this episode is a testament to the good writing of this show. This episode started with showing us that people would die. And for 50 minutes we were there anxiously waiting. And then it started. Blow after blow they delivered to ensure tht even the hardest of shells crack. By the time the story arrives at ill nam we have been entirely softened and then they hit is with probably the saddest part. A man lying, but feeling bad about it because he needs to do it to live...
“Sang Woo? Sang Woo? I’m done with this side!” “Sang Woo!” *grabs the bag of marbles and removes all the rocks* *gunshot* “Player 199, Eliminated” “Don’t you remember, that you said we are gganbu, right?” *Player 456 sobs* “Mm.” *Player 456 Continues sobbing* “Player 1, Eliminated”
This was probably the episode that actually made me more teary. Because during this one, I think the more innocent ones died. You have to understand, Ali was about to win, he had all 19 marbles and yet he still hesitated and agreed to the plan that would save Sang-Woo, too. Meanwhile, the very person he tried to save, stabbed him in the back, figuratively speaking. Ali was never once evil. And Sae-Byeok's partner, Ji-Yeong, sure she was a bit... cold and at times the person who always wanted to pick an argument, and yes, she did... kill her step-dad or in any case the monster that was her parent, but life hadn't been kind to her. And yet, she still gave Sae-Byeok a chance. Both Ali and Ji-Yeong, they were the players that wanted to save others' life instead of saving their own lives and be greedy and cruel and all for themselves. Because all the other ones caved in, when put to the test of fear of losing their lives. These ones didn't cheat, didn't manipulate, they weren't hiding, never. And then would be Sae-Byeok also, who when offered the chance to win and live so easily by Ji-Yeong, guess what? She wasn't greedy, she didn't abandon so easily, she didn't take the chance immediately to save her own skin. In fact, she fought with Ji-Yeong, disliked that she was being let to win so easily, it felt like cheating for her. I don't know, all the other players, had much more selfishness and greediness to them. Even Gi-hun, who still was a kinder character, in the end. But he was ready to let the old man die. Albeit, that old man was dying and he knew that nonetheless. But still, it was a dirty thing to do, to cheat like that. Then again, I can't judge. I mean, the situations they were put in, in all honesty, who could blame them? He also nevertheless, still had the vice to gamble a lot and be an irresponsible father before that. But, I suppose, he did value things and people more after that. But the price was all that trauma to haunt him. Man, what kind of a lowlife scumbag do you have to be, to even imagine and host such f*ed up games? Psychopaths. I don't care if the players are sinners or not. Starting from the principle itself, it's just f*ed up. Why would you do that? In all honesty, I still want to know if that cop is alive or not if there's a second season. I mean, after having watched season 1, if it were to end with just season 1, then his character would be deemed as pointless to the story. It had no value, just with season 1 alone. Because yes, he was a cop, but did he save anyone or help them? Did he manage to send his evidence successfully to his boss? Judging by the fact that the games still didn't stop, then I'm guessing no one found out. They were still being carried out. And his brother didn't right his wrongs. And if he found him, his mother would never know. And she now has two missing sons. So basically, his presence in the story of season 1 had been pointless. Since it helped no one.
The players were given 30 minutes, more than any other limited time game. Even with how cruel and sadistic the front man is even he knew *they were gonna need time for this game*
Its interesting to see that this motive is being played in nearly every episode throughout the whole series. Slight variations make this song fitting to the mood in the different scenes where it’s being played.
This episode of Squid Game is actual proof that their should be a disclaimer before episodes that intend to rip your heart out and stomp on it. "Warning - this episode has content that may cause you to full-on ugly cry in front of your friends."
This song made me sad so many times But the time it really hit was Ali's death No matter how nice and innocent you are, someone will always try and use it against you ✨♥
I remember watching Squid Game for the first time and thinking if the writer was smart, he'd use this game to get rid of the team dynamic. And unfortunately for me and everyone else watching, the writer is very smart and delivered one of the most heartbreaking things I've ever watched in my life.
I cried a lot after watching episode 6 😭 the last scenes were really touching , especially the scenes and the dialogue between the main character and the old man 💔
The guts it took for the writer to have Gi-hun take advantage of Il-nam in this scene, and to capitalize on it by the end. Not a perfect, clean moral lesson.
I didn’t expect much out of this show tbh. Thought it was over hyped so I decided to watch the first episode.. i got hooked and finished it in 2 days lmao. Ep 6 made me cry a couple of times and ep 8 got me. Even ep 9 made me tear up 😂 great show honestly
@@adrianneamv Oh geez 5 times? haha. Yea no it's really emotional they did a really good job on the show. I'm hoping another season comes from this, if not I'd still be content
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Yes.
Para mí solo es un juego, no me importa el premio jugaría. xo moriría en el 2do
yas
When you have nothing, you have nothing to lose - Leonardo DiCaprio
Yes
*An enemy can attack, but only a friend can betray*
It surely is worse to be betrayed, because you always are expecting your enemy to attack
i never thought of it that way : * (
(my tear is shining)
The sad thing about betrayal is that it only comes from friends
This is why an enemy is respected way more than a friend
_I've won but at what cost_
Spoilers
456 probably
"thank you for playing with me"
"Sang woo?"
And "Oh Il nam"
Oh Il nam scene with the marvles was heartbreaking. I actually cried. No show or movie has made me cry in 5 years. Respect to Squid Game.
kang sae byeok thank you for playing with me
-ji yeong
sang woo hyeong
-ali
i remember my name now oh il name
-oh il nam
my mom my mom
-sang woo
i want to go home
-kang sae byeok
this are there last words but im not sure tho because i forgot im going to rewatch squid game again hahahahah
i felt sad at first,
but after knowing what he( 001 ) did
idgaf.
No offense
(•_•)
@@NKSG100 Same thoo but i still felt sad for him even tho his the mastermind
I felt bad for Il-Nam even after knowing the truth. He could never understand that there are still good people in this world.
Are the people who do good in the world, only do good because it makes them feel better or are they still willing to do good for others even if they get no personal satisfaction?
Does good deeds matter if the intention behind them is corrupted?
@@jonathanm9986 why should personal satisfaction be vilified?
@@saikoujikan Depends on the scenario of the situation and the perspective of who you ask
@@jonathanm9986 Why should it be universally vilified?
Didn't he do some good things too? He ended the senseless killing in episode 4 (go watch it again, the Frontman IMMEDIATELY calls it off as soon as he claims to be scared, it's basically the biggest hint I got that HE is the mastermind, because the Frontman doesn't care at all when a woman only moments earlier begs them to stop and is beaten to death).
And I don't know, but I think when he made that bet at the end, didn't he say "If ANYONE goes to help the drunk, you win"? To me, that was like a sign to Gi-Hun to go downstairs and help that man.
And he did see there are still good people when his presumed son helped him and treated him like one of the team during the games:).
Watching Ali realize he had been betrayed was one of the most heartbreaking things I’d ever seen. He’s not mad, he’s not pleading for his life, he just stands there, in absolute shock and disbelief. He only gave kindness, but just ended up getting shot by a faceless guard like all the rest. God this episode got to me.
Squig gaem
But he wasn't shot
@@DarthDuck-iu7ci But he was lol
@@DarthDuck-iu7ciHe was shot in head bro, he was betrayed by Sang-woo and shot by a soldier.
@@DarthDuck-iu7cispoiler...
As Ali realizes he's been betrayed, he does nothing and accepts his fate...
sadly
there’s a theory that ali is still alive. notice how the old mans death wasn’t shown but he lived.. ali was always nice to the old man who is indeed the creator of the game.. the only death we see in the marble episode is player 067 partner.. ali’s death was never shown therefore we cannot deny or accept that ali is gone just yet.. season two is on its way 🙏🏽
@@Jordan-wb5rw I think Ali is dead because we saw the soliders put him in the box after his death
@@tombouillet5098lol that's true alright
@@Jordan-wb5rw yeah, but you can see his body in the beginning of Episode 7 when they put him in the coffin
"sang woo Hyung"
"Sae Byeok! It was a honor playing with you. Thank you"
"Hey I remember my name now. My name is ll-Nam. Oh ll-Nam.
OMG I FRCKIN CAN'T- 😭😭😭😭😭😭
“YOU ARE ALL A••HOLES!!!”
Its actually thank you for playing with me. Its sad because the girl wanted to play with kang sae byeok and then she got to play with her and then died
Ali’s last words were actually "Sang Woo hello?”
I JUST GO AND CRY IN THOSE PART BRUH :C
“Gi-Hun my mother you have to help her”
„Saebyok! Thanks for playing with me😔“
When player 240 dropped that marble for saebyok. I lost it 😢
@@-_-SpongeBob JI YEONG NOOOOO
The old man one made me cry the most
"I'm so glad to be your teammate."
Kang sae byoek... Thank you.. for playing with me.
This was easily, full stop, the most heart breaking episode in the season. With the squid game coming in second.
Defo wanted to choke the life out of the one responsible for Saebyok's death ngl
And when Gi-hun hesitated letting that person die, I was like just finish It, he'd not hesitate at all
@@arshiaaghaei Sang Woo you mean? He was definitely my favorite character because he was not willing to let anything stop him from winning, and when he accepted his fate, he stabbed him self in the throat, such an emotional scene. Especially watching Gi Hun embrace him as he bled out, even after everything that he put him through and said about him, in that moment all he remembered was the good memories about him. Definitely the 2nd saddest scene behind the scene in episode 6 where we lost half of the main characters
@@Dan-tr4lx It was defo a sad scene, but idk if it was close to Ep6
I actually cried more at the Squid Game episode than the Marbles one
Player one… Eliminated.
God that hurt.
Even after that *one* thing it still makes me sad ;-;
@Spreytonic thx for the spoil
@@Nimasti it’s your own fault for going to the RUclips comments before finishing the series :)
@@EnderSpy358 BRUH NOW WE CANT GO THROUGH THE COMMENT SECTION WITHOUT FINISHING THE SERIES IN ORDER NOT TO GET SPOILED??
@@asrielsadventures9853 that has been the case on RUclips with every TV show/movie. This is not a safe space :)
Oh so this is the title of the song that made a grown man cry, got it.
LISTEN TO MY REMIX FOR SQUID GAME MUSIC : Pink Soldiers ♥️♥️ In EASTERN REMIX
ruclips.net/video/vTvYGnkob7U/видео.html
Yep...
💯😂😂
I think I've heard this song long ago before squid games existed....???
@@MAR-bite1987 Same thing dont know where i thought it's olafur or max ritcher but i dont know but when i saw une comment im sûre i head it or smthong very similar if fond it plz send it
Another key element of this episode was the intimacy in which it was played together. Most of the other games shared a somewhat frantic element given the time. The 30min length and improvisational tone gave the game weight, as they sat gambling between death or life. All three of the main stories were deeply sad but one other slept on element is the tragic husband/wife pairing! Just playing their game somewhere out there amongst our main characters. It created such dense atmosphere caked with real heartfelt feelings of mortality. Masterful art
Oh shfjjdhfjit the couple-
Oh I didn't forget about the harshness about that part either. All 4 pairs losing someone they cared about was depressing.
Player 240, eliminated.
Player 199, eliminated.
Player 1, “eliminated”
"Not player 1..."
@@repkins well it still is kinda of sad because when he said his son wanted a toy robot he seems so nice and sweet but u know it all at the end
Player 420 eliminated
Player 70, Eliminated
@@repkins player 1 was behind all this B)
“Thank you for playing with me.”
“I remember my name now.”
“Sang-woo?”
**internal screaming**
Pov: you failed the test and mom whipped you...
The soundtrack of pain and tears.
@Hitler Loves Anime i replied to you
"Were Ggambu after all. "
"Dont try be act cool!"
"Sang woo?"
The betrayal and a sacrifice... holy that wrenched heart hard...
Not only that’s guys but the biggest betrayal of all time was with my man Ali omg
yo I almost cried during that scene
Rip Ali bro he was so pure
That was heart breaking 😭
I shed a couple tears
sangwoo supremacy : 👎🏻
ali supremacy : 👍🏻
Possibly the best song of the series. Unbelievable emotions from every angle.
1:08 I remenber my name now
My name is Il-nam
Oh Il-nam
that was so sad. until u see what happens at the end of the series
Oh my god. Such a masterful use of piano to convey this feeling.
The feeling only this episode could produce: emptiness.
I love hearing the creaking of the sustain pedal and the sound of the keys being released, it makes it sound more human and personal.
Thank you. I haven't noticed that until you mentioned.
I was beginning to think that I was the only one who noticed that. :-) That’s one of my favorite things about the song. It’s a beautiful piece!
I didn't hear it til 2:55 but damnnnnn
Just beautiful. Almost as if it's genuinely part of the song and the emotions behind it.
This is a prepared piano.
it was like i was slicing up onions i cant stop crying
I can relate
These were the words that made a grown man cry
I remember my name now
Sang woo where are you
Thank you for playing with me
Aaaw, made me emotional reading this. The first one means the old man was gonna die, and the second one means Ali died (my favorite) and the last one means idk the name sacrificed her life for the other.
@@aliandnino2150 His name is Ji-yeong (player 240)
@@camilozamora7726 her
Bro watched squidgame in english?
This ost is so ominous, creepy and somehow sad
This song isn't creepy..it's just nostalgic and melancholy
I feel this too
The enharmonic change somehow made it creepy.
It sounds like something you can play in a Creepypasta vid or something
Was the most shocking when you went in spoiler free realizing that they weren't teaming up but competing with each other. Was the worst for the husband and wife for me on this one. Would of been a really difficult scene if they included it.
Even though they didn't show the husband and wife during the episode, I just knew that either of them would end up killing him/herself.....which in the next episode happened. Absolutely depressing and sad.
I don’t get though why the husband and wife didn’t just opt out and refuse to play the game, therefore sealing both of their fates and neither would have to live with the guilt and sorrow.
@@TMAC53 Maybe the wife convinced her husband to take her marbles and win? But he still couldn’t take the guilt, even though she forfeited to him
Probably the wife loved him so much, she could have forfeited for him.
you could hear a gunshot and "play 70, eliminated" at one point. just coming back to squid game in 2022 lol
Best episode of the show.
"When you have nothing. You have nothing to loose" perfect quote for this amazing show
"Thank you.. you made all this... A good experience! What a great way to go out" *Gi hun cries*
crying throwing up sobbing pulling my hair out falling down the stairs lighting myself on fire
same actually.
Drowning myself.
Slight spoiler alert here- there's another death in this scene that people dont talk about. And thats Gi-hun losing his integrity in trying to use Il-Nam's dementia to beat him at the game. Even though he was caught, he had to leave Il-Nam facing the fact that he was just as inhuman as everyone else when it came to winning.
very true
Yes
That kinda shocked me more than the whole ll-Nam reveal thing. He was so kind and friendly to him before. Then he just suddenly turned into a scumbag.
@@sirisaacclarke4964 that's the main theme of the show, is that humans shows it's ugly side when pushed. Gi hun just doesn't wanna die
@@sirisaacclarke4964 wdym suddenly? Gi-Hun was always a bit of a jerk, even Episode 1 was a good show of his character, stealing from his mom's credit card and using it on gambling, going back to the cashier after he lost his money to beg back his tip money, immediately wanting his money back from 067 after she frees him.
Gi-hun is a friendly guy but when push comes to shove he will also care for his survival more than anything. Gi-hun was losing hard to the old man and was near death before he showed his one marble, so when the opportunity presented itself, he took it.
The difference between him and Sang-Woo was what how they felt about their actions. Sang-Woo couldn't even face Ali after betraying him and just left and after the game tried to rationalize his actions, while you can see Gi-Hun tear on the inside while conning the old man and cried his eyes out of shame when confronted and forgiven.
Best episode of the series
I cried like a baby for 20 minutes straight at the end of this episode... It was cruel because of the betrayal , the protagonist lying to save himself and so on... But it also reminded me of my grandpa that died when I was 5 years old and used to play with me and gave me some of the best childhood memories !
I remember watching episode 6, bawling all the way through, crying harder than I've probably ever cried in my life. After I was finished I shut the computer and just absolutely sobbed my eyes out. This music, as simple as it is, is probably what made the scene hit me like a train when I watched it
This Song Just makes me cry...
The perfection in which they delivered this episode is a testament to the good writing of this show. This episode started with showing us that people would die. And for 50 minutes we were there anxiously waiting. And then it started. Blow after blow they delivered to ensure tht even the hardest of shells crack. By the time the story arrives at ill nam we have been entirely softened and then they hit is with probably the saddest part. A man lying, but feeling bad about it because he needs to do it to live...
i got goosebumps in just starting 2 seconds
this scene was the most emotional :(
😥sad
=(
This song feels like finding peace with the darkness and accepting defeat in life. That’s how I feel rn unfortunately.
hope you are doing a bit better now, life is tough, but we are here to create joy and happiness for others and in doing so, ourselves.
“Sang Woo? Sang Woo? I’m done with this side!”
“Sang Woo!”
*grabs the bag of marbles and removes all the rocks*
*gunshot*
“Player 199, Eliminated”
“Don’t you remember, that you said we are gganbu, right?”
*Player 456 sobs*
“Mm.”
*Player 456 Continues sobbing*
“Player 1, Eliminated”
😩😩😩
The saddest song plays in episode 9 😢
That 6th episode…
the episode everyone hates... the episode everyone cries over....
😢
@@hotdogblitz2698 everyone hates... and everyone loves
Masterpiece
Gi Hun’s sobbing just fucking killed me.
*another series as beautiful as this series will not come upon the world...*
This was probably the episode that actually made me more teary. Because during this one, I think the more innocent ones died. You have to understand, Ali was about to win, he had all 19 marbles and yet he still hesitated and agreed to the plan that would save Sang-Woo, too. Meanwhile, the very person he tried to save, stabbed him in the back, figuratively speaking. Ali was never once evil. And Sae-Byeok's partner, Ji-Yeong, sure she was a bit... cold and at times the person who always wanted to pick an argument, and yes, she did... kill her step-dad or in any case the monster that was her parent, but life hadn't been kind to her. And yet, she still gave Sae-Byeok a chance. Both Ali and Ji-Yeong, they were the players that wanted to save others' life instead of saving their own lives and be greedy and cruel and all for themselves. Because all the other ones caved in, when put to the test of fear of losing their lives. These ones didn't cheat, didn't manipulate, they weren't hiding, never. And then would be Sae-Byeok also, who when offered the chance to win and live so easily by Ji-Yeong, guess what? She wasn't greedy, she didn't abandon so easily, she didn't take the chance immediately to save her own skin. In fact, she fought with Ji-Yeong, disliked that she was being let to win so easily, it felt like cheating for her.
I don't know, all the other players, had much more selfishness and greediness to them. Even Gi-hun, who still was a kinder character, in the end. But he was ready to let the old man die. Albeit, that old man was dying and he knew that nonetheless. But still, it was a dirty thing to do, to cheat like that. Then again, I can't judge. I mean, the situations they were put in, in all honesty, who could blame them? He also nevertheless, still had the vice to gamble a lot and be an irresponsible father before that. But, I suppose, he did value things and people more after that. But the price was all that trauma to haunt him.
Man, what kind of a lowlife scumbag do you have to be, to even imagine and host such f*ed up games? Psychopaths. I don't care if the players are sinners or not. Starting from the principle itself, it's just f*ed up. Why would you do that?
In all honesty, I still want to know if that cop is alive or not if there's a second season. I mean, after having watched season 1, if it were to end with just season 1, then his character would be deemed as pointless to the story. It had no value, just with season 1 alone. Because yes, he was a cop, but did he save anyone or help them? Did he manage to send his evidence successfully to his boss? Judging by the fact that the games still didn't stop, then I'm guessing no one found out. They were still being carried out. And his brother didn't right his wrongs. And if he found him, his mother would never know. And she now has two missing sons. So basically, his presence in the story of season 1 had been pointless. Since it helped no one.
This song is severely underrated
The players were given 30 minutes, more than any other limited time game. Even with how cruel and sadistic the front man is even he knew *they were gonna need time for this game*
Its interesting to see that this motive is being played in nearly every episode throughout the whole series. Slight variations make this song fitting to the mood in the different scenes where it’s being played.
This episode of Squid Game is actual proof that their should be a disclaimer before episodes that intend to rip your heart out and stomp on it.
"Warning - this episode has content that may cause you to full-on ugly cry in front of your friends."
This song made me sad so many times
But the time it really hit was Ali's death
No matter how nice and innocent you are, someone will always try and use it against you ✨♥
@Hitler Loves Anime Ok? Haha
I didn’t fully cry but you know that meme with the Chad tearing up? Yeah it fits my reaction
I remember watching Squid Game for the first time and thinking if the writer was smart, he'd use this game to get rid of the team dynamic.
And unfortunately for me and everyone else watching, the writer is very smart and delivered one of the most heartbreaking things I've ever watched in my life.
so true, best writing
The 2 girls that waited till the end that of marble game broke my heart 💔 - John from Scotland 🏴
Scotland Forever
THE BEST FRIKIN EMOTIONAL MUSIC I'VE EVER HEARD😭😭😭😭😭
Entah mengapa lagu ini selalu membuat air mata saya turun 😢
no other netflix show has got me emotional ever since squid game
I cried a lot after watching episode 6 😭 the last scenes were really touching , especially the scenes and the dialogue between the main character and the old man 💔
The best episode of the whole show
@@Lussimio i agree
Same as adagio from Spartacus - Khachaturian
That’s a good comparison I never thought of that before. Definitely more melancholic but there is a similar harmonic progression here for sure.
This song has that nostalgic and slightly melancholy feel...this song plays when gihun won the games and is dropped off
and in episode 6
So anyway, I started cutting onions
"Be careful captain, loved ones always deal a heavy blow"
i wish this song to be played at my funeral
Saddest sentences in squid game
1.I’m honored that we were partners
2.Sang Woo,Sang Woo
3.I remember my name now,it’s Ill nam,Oh Ill Nam
Quand la douleur va trop loin cette musique m'a fait pleurer
Nah, cause when Ji-yeong
gave up her life so that Sae Byeok could continue on, that made me cry so hard, as much as I saw Ali get betrayed.
Rip :(((((
I rarely / never cry, but this scene, this got me.
Damn, mom stop cutting the onions.
God this scene was just... my heart... i cannot do this rn... 😭 😭
I watched it and enjoyed. The second time I watched it? The greatest TV show ever.
Women: have you ever felt sad before
Men:
A good soundtrack and great acting can throw y’all off
it just gives me memories from the game "marbles", gosh- Oh Ill-nam , Abdul Ali and Ji-Young, are so memorable..
“Hey i remember my name now. My name is Il-Nam… Oh Il-Nam……… ( gunshot) (Player 1… eliminated)”😢
The guts it took for the writer to have Gi-hun take advantage of Il-nam in this scene, and to capitalize on it by the end. Not a perfect, clean moral lesson.
Je l'écoute en boucle. J'aime beaucoup. Cette musique qui reste triste représente à mes yeux l'humanité.
everyone cried here
Episode 6 made me cry my eyes out lol even rewatching it knowing what happens at the end I still teared up
this music makes me wanna cry-
i love that you can hear the performers clothes and seat adjusting during the first part particularaly
This gives me goosebumps and makes me wanna cry😔🥺
My Favorite Squid Game Music
What a series very deep meaning
the marble game is the most heartbraking and sad game especially when you partnered with your friend
I can't hold my tears😢
Dam this is emotional😭😭😭
that music saddens me 😭😭😭
Sang-woo? Sang-woo?
No dude don't make me remember that scene
나는 이 면에서 끝났다
@@timingisnot7265 yeah what
-insert intense crying, sobbing, and flooding from tears-
This music made my eyes teary like I've done anything wrong
"Hey, I remember my name now. My name is il-nam oh il-nam."' -il-nam
🥺
This really was the first time in months i cried real tears watching a show...
i remember ali ji-yeong sangwoo sae byeok and II nam died and this song played and why is it so nostalgia i cried so much in ep 6 and 8
I didn’t expect much out of this show tbh. Thought it was over hyped so I decided to watch the first episode.. i got hooked and finished it in 2 days lmao. Ep 6 made me cry a couple of times and ep 8 got me. Even ep 9 made me tear up 😂 great show honestly
@@Deadly7K yeah right like i can cry a bucket watching ep 6 to 9 🤣
@@Deadly7K i even rewatch it 5 times and it still got me crying its the first series that made me this cry so much
@@adrianneamv Oh geez 5 times? haha. Yea no it's really emotional they did a really good job on the show. I'm hoping another season comes from this, if not I'd still be content
I dont know even i finished and re-watch it still got me for il nam part. Even he didn't deserve my tears.
1:16 Death of O Il Nama😢😢😢
My boss: time to go boy
Me: what are you talking about?
My boss: i found another job, you are alone now
Me: *this song begin to play in my mind*
Imagine crying on a antagonists death...
Squid game did
1:24 hits so hard... 😢
Thats the part where gi hun walks out the marbles after the old man dies..🥺
This one cuts through you deep...
This bit made me cry
This should be the national anthem for “Good days are all over, things will never be the same again”
é o fim
na vida, reclamamos até das coisas boas, mas quando menos se espera, tudo acaba, e as coisas que víamos como ruins, finalmente conseguimos enxergar o lado bom;
mesmo tendo consciência de que vamos sentir falta de algo no futuro quando perdermos, parece que a vida simplesmente manipula nossa mente e nos faz viver do mesmo jeito, seguindo o mesmo roteiro do dia a dia.
I'm honored that we were partners......
This sounds amazing
Can I cry now