Yondu was that Parent who keeps reminding you to pay back that loan they gave you but in actuality they're using that as an excuse to either call and or visit you.
Yup😂 love Yondu, is this series, he was amazing. Man I cried like a baby, when he died. He is hard, and I know ppl like that, but they have a heart but they don’t show it a lot of the times. And yeah..lo this movie and series hit home a lot. Love em.
You never realize that Yondu only said those things to placate his crew, even punishing him in front of the crew he was pulling his punches and making a show. "CAUSE YOURE SOFT, HERE! IN HERE!!!" LMAO if that isn't Yondu himself
when i was just a little kid, i never noticed how much of a loving father he was. he never was gonna kill quill and everytime he had to act tuff on quill he holds back and stalls.
@@dm3402 I mean he was going to actually kill Quill in front of his crew, he was just relieved Quill came up with a valid excuse for him to not have to.
Man, even in Yondu's first appearance, he had a very dad-like approach with conversing with Peter even if he tried hard to conceal it. You can really tell despite they don't always see eye to eye, Yondu really was Peter's daddy. Ego was only the father biologically but Yondu was the dad he needed.
The most inspiring thing about their relationship is how Yondu was more of a father to quill than Yondu’s own parents were to him, selling him into slavery as a child
3:10-3:14 Yondu's expressions here tell me he fully expected Peter to pull something out of his butt and save himself. I don't think he ever intended to kill him, but he needed a way to save face with the crew and an excuse to let him off the hook (again), and he knew Peter would come up with something.
@@partyboy3059guardians one is my wife's favorite MCU movie. Everytime we watch it i look at her all serious and just say "captain's gotta teach stuff".....gets a laugh out of her everytime.
Dude Yondu's deep southern accent makes me laugh more then anything the way he says boy and the way he said "I know what he's got gorrll" just has me dying
What a story arc. He went from one of the characters I hated the most in GOTG 1 to me choking back tears in GOTG 2. That's incredible writing, directing and acting
*SPOILER ALERT* When he briefly appears in that memory/flash in GotG3 I nearly lost it. Fought back tears. Did that plenty of times, Gunn made an absolutely beautiful sendoff for the original Guardians
Best part is the the smile at 3:09, its not because of the potential “biggest score”. It’s because yondu was desperately hoping for Peter to come up with a good excuse for yondu not to kill him. He didn’t want to kill him, but he knew that if he didn’t his crew would doubt him as a leader. So the only way Peter could live is that he give yondu a good excuse to leave him alive.
Ten years? Also he wasn't gonna kill him. He turned around literally to buy time to think of his lesson. Yondu knows Peter is going to be up to something just like he always is , so he just threatened him with the arrow to essentially say let's hang out doofus. And get me wherever you're going. Except only someone like Yondu would recognize it like this as he mentions to Rocket
I think his final scene in Vol. 1 should have been included here as well because even though it's short it's very impactful and really shows us what kind of a man he is even from the first movie. It's when he opens the orb that supposedly holds the infinity stone and he sees that Peter has swapped out the stone for a troll doll, and he just looks at it smiling, not even a little bit angry. He probably knew all along that Peter would trick him, but he didn't expect the trick to be a personal gift for him which made him flash us a smile full of pride for his boy.
Yondu already decimate half of Thanos's troops quickly before Cap said the word "Assemble". (Change Captain Marvel to a Yaka Arrow and the outcome will be the same ehehe)
It’s not just a flashy Marvel Movie. It’s a hard ass father telling his non-biological son how much he loves and cares about him, in a very cold and harsh way, while sacrificing himself to save his son. It doesn’t matter the plot, subtext, or setting. If you make a good character driven story, people will be emotionally involved.
Watching scenes from the first GotG movie here I forgot how cool that film was. I need to go back and rewatch it; proof positive you can tell Star Wars-esq stories without Star Wars.
since the MCU is making all of these shows that only a small part of the fandom want to see, I say why not make a show dedicated to young Quill and Yondu's adventures together in space in the style of animation they made for the Guardians Holiday Special, I think everyone would like that!
I can just imagine Yondu during Quill's childhood/teen years like: -"you're on that damn thing too much, get your behind out to get me some money boy" - "Now when a ravager and a lady really like each other, they do the thing, and then a baby comes together, now boy remember, a good ravager doesn't leave a baby in the lady when he leaves". "No, that's not how you drive, I might be from the backseat but I can tell you've got the wrong buttons on". "If you don't go to bed BOY, I'm going to serve you for lunch tomorrow". -"Rule 101 of stealing Quill, always play on their sympathies". "Here boy, you're 16, now let's make sure you can use it properly so you don't mess it up". Just Yondu trying to pretend he doesn't care but in actuality he's going dad mode.
That's what makes him so believable as a loving parent! That's exactly what they do! Tell the same stories of you as kids over and over again ad nauseum😂😂
I met Michael Rooker at New York Comic Con a few years ago. I said to him, "After I saw the first movie, if someone told me that I'd be crying when Yondu died, I'd have said they were crazy." He said that it was all because James Gunn is such a great writer/director. Although, personally, I think Chris Pratt's performance (particularly 9:03) and Tyler Bates' score deserve some credit for making me cry.
Michael Rooker deserves some credit too. You can have a great script and a talented director but it's still on the actor to carry that through. It says a lot about him that he won't take credit for this role, though; he by all accounts seems to be a very solid guy.
After rewatching this Yondu is actually a hero and trying to prevent the stone and many others things getting in the wrong hands. He says he’s gonna sell it or this or that but it’s mainly to act tough. In reality he’s a daddy, he’s a good man trying to make his way in the galaxy.
Seriously, the balls on that guy. Kid isn't even his own blood yet he was willing to sacrifice his life so that Quill could live. Ya... I'd say he more than redeemed himself.
Would love to see him back in the rumoured ravangers prequel. Cried more at his death than iron man. They nailed it with the acting and music for that scene
James Gunn is a different director but he helped brought 2 of my favorites mcu characters , rocket and yondu. Yondu was a lot smarter than he let on, how he was always trying to figure out who and what he was dealing with. But that "I'm Mary Poppins yah" is the best line in any movie
Yep. Even when he tried to hide that around the Ravagers, it's clear that Yondu genuinely loved and cared for Peter too much to want to hurt him. He even showed reluctance to hand the Guardians over to the Sovereigns in the sequel! Even though Yondu is not exactly the best father figure to Peter Quill, he cared for Peter to the point where he sacrificed himself to save his adoptive son!
I made a ball! A ball? I thought as hard as I could and that’s all I could come up with You thought? You think when I make this arrow fly I use my head?! Seriously underrated lines in the whole movie!!! 🤗
Yeah dude was wondering the same that was so badass just whistling and knock off everyone After all that efforts he did to get that arrow with the help of baby groot😂
I like the little details that James Gunn gives these characters. Like how Yondu collects little dolls. Then we see the collection later. It’s a small trait but it fleshes out the character. The same with all the other Guardians.
2:41 i think this is another reason why Gamora liked Quill. he was raised on the ravagers ship, one who would slap peter in the face the second they learned he wanted to help people and yet he chooses to do the right thing. i think she was really able to relate to that and its why she stayed on the GOG team and later fell in love with Quill
I actually would love to see it, too. Learning about Yondu is good, but to show what happened to him before he became a Ravager, as well as how Yondu discovered what happened to all of the children he delivered to Ego that led him to keep Peter instead of delivering him to the Celestial would be much better.
“I’m sorry I didn’t do none of it right. I’m damn lucky you’re my boy.” As a kid whose father had issues while I was growing up, it broke my heart to hear that from yondu. He may have messed up but it never changed the love he had for Peter…
In hindsight, it so cool seeing Yondu smile as Quill starts saying "If you kill me now..." Back then it seemed like he was just being cocky. Now we know he was really just like "Okay good shit thanks for giving me an out on that one I was never gonna kill you"
The line: He may have been your father, boy, but he wasn't your daddy was so lovely & sad. And then Yondu's death was so Heartbreaking. Both actors just giving their all. Steals my breath & makes me cry. Each & every time, even if I'm just watching a small clip. Instant waterworks!
This clip should have included Quill's eulogy for him at his funeral. The whole "All the time I wanted Knight Rider to be my dad and it turned out he actually was" thing.
I admit I cried like a baby when Yondu died and the way he died. He just wanted to look ang Quill one last time to basically say he was proud of him. He was def my favorite character.
Yondu is my favorite guardians of the galaxy character of all time because he’s serious he’s badass he’s hilarious and Michael rooker is an awesome actor for this role 💯😈👍😀💎💰🔋
he may of been your father, but he wasn't your daddy. Its what a great Adopted/Step father is. May not be the one who sired but he's the one who stuck with you! Beautiful statement
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Yondu was that Parent who keeps reminding you to pay back that loan they gave you but in actuality they're using that as an excuse to either call and or visit you.
😂😂😂😂
Spot on there
Yup!😂
Yup😂 love Yondu, is this series, he was amazing. Man I cried like a baby, when he died. He is hard, and I know ppl like that, but they have a heart but they don’t show it a lot of the times. And yeah..lo this movie and series hit home a lot. Love em.
That's a poor reason
“He may of been your father boy, but he wasn’t your daddy” hardest line
Dude, that hit hard bro.
I cry every time I see this. And my kids know me too well. 😂😅😳😳
“I’m sorry I ain’t done nothing right, I’m damm lucky your my boy” 😢😢
What's the difference
@@DSmith-e5eThat being an good father isn't defined by blood but by the heart
“Put a bounty on him 40k but I want him back alive”
Damn he still loves quill
You never realize that Yondu only said those things to placate his crew, even punishing him in front of the crew he was pulling his punches and making a show.
"CAUSE YOURE SOFT, HERE! IN HERE!!!" LMAO if that isn't Yondu himself
when i was just a little kid, i never noticed how much of a loving father he was. he never was gonna kill quill and everytime he had to act tuff on quill he holds back and stalls.
“ALIVE!?”
@@dm3402 I mean he was going to actually kill Quill in front of his crew, he was just relieved Quill came up with a valid excuse for him to not have to.
he was stalling every time he had the kid with him. making sure the crew always understood he was better use alive than dead
Man, even in Yondu's first appearance, he had a very dad-like approach with conversing with Peter even if he tried hard to conceal it. You can really tell despite they don't always see eye to eye, Yondu really was Peter's daddy. Ego was only the father biologically but Yondu was the dad he needed.
@Claytonislit 420 Dick to Peter? Whole reason he "abducted" him so Peter's dad wouldn't kill him.
Heh
Daddy
Oh yeah. It’s pure parental guilt “I saved your life. Is this the thanks I get?”
The most inspiring thing about their relationship is how Yondu was more of a father to quill than Yondu’s own parents were to him, selling him into slavery as a child
@@Epic11705 yondu basically adopted Peter nice😂.
Honestly Yondu deserves his own solo movie and I think deep down everyone knows he does
If Black Widow did (and she did, no arguing that), then Yondu does too. I'd love to see it!
@@themandownthehall indeed
i think they'll end up doing one
1:27
Movie, no. Limited prequel series, fuck yes 100%
"I know who you are boy, cause you're me." One of my favourite scenes in the whole MCU
Came back. Line hits incredibly different now.
It's shocking how dead-on he was about Rocket too.
"He is Mi and I am Yu."
Rocket knows. He called them both out.
"What Kind Of Pair Are We"
This Line It's Always Got Deep in This Story...
Quil: "Haha.... you look like Mary Poppins"
Yondu: "Is he cool ? "
Quil: "Hell yeah he's cool"
Yondu: "I'm Mary Poppins y'all !!"
Oh, gosh, THAT scene made me laugh so hard! 😂🤣🤣🤣
At least he doesn't know who Mary Poppins is, but he's cool with that.
That one guy in the outtakes: Liar
On his death scene, i cried harder than Iron Man. Sorry Tony.....
Same here
Same😢 the most heartbreaking moment 💔
Tony was a avenger but he wasn't yondu
Agreed
Same
3:10-3:14 Yondu's expressions here tell me he fully expected Peter to pull something out of his butt and save himself. I don't think he ever intended to kill him, but he needed a way to save face with the crew and an excuse to let him off the hook (again), and he knew Peter would come up with something.
Yeah. He had to balance being Peter's dad and being the Ravagers' Captain. But he did it; he balanced those things. Just a fucking _epic_ character.
Of course he did, that’s his boy. A chip off the old block 😅
“Captains gotta teach stuff!”
Well said.
@@partyboy3059guardians one is my wife's favorite MCU movie. Everytime we watch it i look at her all serious and just say "captain's gotta teach stuff".....gets a laugh out of her everytime.
Never wanted Yondu to die. But I have to admit I think he’d rather die for his kid than live through the snap and know Peter got dusted
I don't think he would've lived by himself if that happened.
He woulda killed the whole universe to save his boy
Yondu would have been out for blood. He would have scoured the universe for Thanos and everyone involved for snapping Star Lord.
That is assumed if he survived the snap
At least Rocket would have had emotional support from Yondu after losing all the other Guardians in the snap, though.
The only reason they killed off Yondu is because he was strong enough to easily eliminate Thanos.
Yeah
They shoulda kept him
Just by simply whistling Lol
Yep
Is he cool????
Yondu southern accent made this character a bad ass!
I think it’s Cajun
@@TheVTable It's not
@@billybones1694 mmm
Alabama. Where Michael Rooker is from.
@@TheVTable It's actually Alabamamian
Dude Yondu's deep southern accent makes me laugh more then anything the way he says boy and the way he said "I know what he's got gorrll" just has me dying
He deserves to be dead in the first movie he was willing to kill Peter come on
@@GabrielSantos-rh6dw He wasn't gonna kill him lol
@@Artorion off course he were he was with the arrow thinny on his neck if Peter didn't make a deal he would kill him right there
@@GabrielSantos-rh6dw Or just more then likely come up with some excuse to imprison him
@@Artorion that s undermiss
What a story arc. He went from one of the characters I hated the most in GOTG 1 to me choking back tears in GOTG 2. That's incredible writing, directing and acting
Gunn is genius
@@harlockmail In my opinion, Yondu had one of the best character arcs in the MCU
He does exactly the same thing with Peacemaker.
*SPOILER ALERT* When he briefly appears in that memory/flash in GotG3 I nearly lost it. Fought back tears. Did that plenty of times, Gunn made an absolutely beautiful sendoff for the original Guardians
Shoulda seen him in the walking dead, your gonna cry tears for a neo nazi
Yondu’s got the coolest power in the whole MCU imo
Coolest character, "Ebolee bolee ba"😂😂😂
Now Kraglin has it and Yondu wants him to have it and take his position after his goodbye
If your good at whistling
I'm Mary Poppins!
Yondu? Isn't that Mary Poppins?
Best part is the the smile at 3:09, its not because of the potential “biggest score”. It’s because yondu was desperately hoping for Peter to come up with a good excuse for yondu not to kill him. He didn’t want to kill him, but he knew that if he didn’t his crew would doubt him as a leader. So the only way Peter could live is that he give yondu a good excuse to leave him alive.
Damn, took me 10 years to finally realize that
Ten years? Also he wasn't gonna kill him. He turned around literally to buy time to think of his lesson. Yondu knows Peter is going to be up to something just like he always is , so he just threatened him with the arrow to essentially say let's hang out doofus. And get me wherever you're going. Except only someone like Yondu would recognize it like this as he mentions to Rocket
When Yondu said "Obelelewolebolebo" I felt that.
Translate it. 🤣
How can that be translated bro
Timestamp: 1:15
Then the laugh Kraglin made was unscripted XD
@@shadowmaster200Yes! I loved that they decided to leave that in!
“Use your heart, boy!”
Concrete evidence that Yondu is proud of Kraglin. 💖
They seem to have gone with the implication he raised Kraglin and Quill as brothers, so yeah, he cares about him too.
Kraglin seeing Yondu while using his arrow in GOTG 3 was awesome
That's Yondu's version of "Use the Force, Luke."
"I'm Mary Poppins, y'all!!!"
YES! HE IS
I am groot
😂😂😂😂
Is he cool ?
@@febianbrian1557hell yeah he’s cool
Yondu is one of the best characters in the MCU. Perfectly casted. Had an entertaining personality and power. Have one of the most dramatic deaths.
“You’re the only one I’ve been soft on!”
Gotta love the angry father tryna change the subject because he doesn’t want to seem soft 🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣
I think his final scene in Vol. 1 should have been included here as well because even though it's short it's very impactful and really shows us what kind of a man he is even from the first movie. It's when he opens the orb that supposedly holds the infinity stone and he sees that Peter has swapped out the stone for a troll doll, and he just looks at it smiling, not even a little bit angry. He probably knew all along that Peter would trick him, but he didn't expect the trick to be a personal gift for him which made him flash us a smile full of pride for his boy.
The most selfless man in marvel history. fight me!
Agreed
To be more accurate, the best selfish-to-selfless man in MCU history. After all, he WAS kicked out of the Ravagers for kidnapping kids
No please I surrender
@@jc8153 I think Tony was more selfless but yondu is great
Tony Stark was way more selfless than Yondu
Really wanted to see him in Infinity war :(
Same
If only Yondu had survived... He could have pierced Thanos' throat in one clean shot...
Yondu already decimate half of Thanos's troops quickly before Cap said the word "Assemble". (Change Captain Marvel to a Yaka Arrow and the outcome will be the same ehehe)
Thonas whould had no chance
If he was in infinity war that movie wouldve ended in 3 seconds
"My Boys never tasted a terran before, they wanted to eat you"....LMAO
Homelander: Wow?
He scare him so that he will not go somewhere so that ego doesn’t find him
0:11 "when i picked you up at ter" gives off "back in my day vibes"😭🙏
It’s not just a flashy Marvel
Movie.
It’s a hard ass father telling his non-biological son how much he loves and cares about him, in a very cold and harsh way, while sacrificing himself to save his son.
It doesn’t matter the plot, subtext, or setting. If you make a good character driven story, people will be emotionally involved.
Watching scenes from the first GotG movie here I forgot how cool that film was. I need to go back and rewatch it; proof positive you can tell Star Wars-esq stories without Star Wars.
Yondu is a dope character. I hope he gets his solo. Great back story. Keeping his secret a real secret and took it to the grave.
since the MCU is making all of these shows that only a small part of the fandom want to see, I say why not make a show dedicated to young Quill and Yondu's adventures together in space in the style of animation they made for the Guardians Holiday Special, I think everyone would like that!
I can just imagine Yondu during Quill's childhood/teen years like:
-"you're on that damn thing too much, get your behind out to get me some money boy"
- "Now when a ravager and a lady really like each other, they do the thing, and then a baby comes together, now boy remember, a good ravager doesn't leave a baby in the lady when he leaves".
"No, that's not how you drive, I might be from the backseat but I can tell you've got the wrong buttons on".
"If you don't go to bed BOY, I'm going to serve you for lunch tomorrow".
-"Rule 101 of stealing Quill, always play on their sympathies".
"Here boy, you're 16, now let's make sure you can use it properly so you don't mess it up".
Just Yondu trying to pretend he doesn't care but in actuality he's going dad mode.
Yondu always telling how others wanted to eat Quill sounds like a dad retelling the same story over and over.
That's what makes him so believable as a loving parent! That's exactly what they do! Tell the same stories of you as kids over and over again ad nauseum😂😂
I met Michael Rooker at New York Comic Con a few years ago. I said to him, "After I saw the first movie, if someone told me that I'd be crying when Yondu died, I'd have said they were crazy." He said that it was all because James Gunn is such a great writer/director. Although, personally, I think Chris Pratt's performance (particularly 9:03) and Tyler Bates' score deserve some credit for making me cry.
Michael Rooker deserves some credit too. You can have a great script and a talented director but it's still on the actor to carry that through. It says a lot about him that he won't take credit for this role, though; he by all accounts seems to be a very solid guy.
Peter : You said you were gonna eat me
Yondu : that was just being funny
Peter : not to me!
great dad son conversation all the time
“I’m Mary Poppins y’all” is such a great quote.
6:36
Yondu in GOTG1: Yeah, that guy was a jacka**! 😂
After rewatching this Yondu is actually a hero and trying to prevent the stone and many others things getting in the wrong hands. He says he’s gonna sell it or this or that but it’s mainly to act tough. In reality he’s a daddy, he’s a good man trying to make his way in the galaxy.
1:25- Guessing that break was not planned, but intentionally left in there.
Oh big time, really sells the scene 🤣
Seriously, the balls on that guy. Kid isn't even his own blood yet he was willing to sacrifice his life so that Quill could live. Ya... I'd say he more than redeemed himself.
I was hoping he was gonna call him dad just once before he died. I was already sobbing like a baby this would have sealed it for me
1:16 i died at this part 😂
Even Kraglin couldn't hold his laugh
Same
Same too, guys.
"Obelele-wole-bole-bo"
I'm so glad they kept that in.
Would love to see him back in the rumoured ravangers prequel. Cried more at his death than iron man. They nailed it with the acting and music for that scene
James Gunn is a different director but he helped brought 2 of my favorites mcu characters , rocket and yondu. Yondu was a lot smarter than he let on, how he was always trying to figure out who and what he was dealing with. But that "I'm Mary Poppins yah" is the best line in any movie
"Use your heart, boy!" Was my favourite moment in GOTG 3
You could see he loved Peter 😂😂😂
Yep.
Even when he tried to hide that around the Ravagers, it's clear that Yondu genuinely loved and cared for Peter too much to want to hurt him. He even showed reluctance to hand the Guardians over to the Sovereigns in the sequel!
Even though Yondu is not exactly the best father figure to Peter Quill, he cared for Peter to the point where he sacrificed himself to save his adoptive son!
Easily my favourite actor in those Guardians movies, and Guardians 2 only propelled him higher for me
I made a ball!
A ball?
I thought as hard as I could and that’s all I could come up with
You thought? You think when I make this arrow fly I use my head?!
Seriously underrated lines in the whole movie!!! 🤗
indeed
Whaaat? You left out the best Yondu fight scene when he Rocket and Groot are fighting the mutinous ravagers!
Yeah dude was wondering the same that was so badass just whistling and knock off everyone
After all that efforts he did to get that arrow with the help of baby groot😂
I love it when Yondu is mocking the Broker as he tries to plead in his own defense. He's just speaking gibberish. I love it ❤😅😂😂😂😂
I like the little details that James Gunn gives these characters. Like how Yondu collects little dolls. Then we see the collection later. It’s a small trait but it fleshes out the character. The same with all the other Guardians.
2:41 i think this is another reason why Gamora liked Quill. he was raised on the ravagers ship, one who would slap peter in the face the second they learned he wanted to help people and yet he chooses to do the right thing. i think she was really able to relate to that and its why she stayed on the GOG team and later fell in love with Quill
A yondu back story movie would honestly be amazing
I actually would love to see it, too.
Learning about Yondu is good, but to show what happened to him before he became a Ravager, as well as how Yondu discovered what happened to all of the children he delivered to Ego that led him to keep Peter instead of delivering him to the Celestial would be much better.
The heart of gold Yondu had. I love that we still get stuff on him after Vol.2, but I always miss him
Oh c'mon, you missed the best one, "I may be as pretty as an angel, but I sure as hell ain't one" smh
“Captain’s gonna teach stuff!”
Is T-Shirt worthy.
Best Yondu Tribute out there, thanks for your work :)
“I’m sorry I didn’t do none of it right. I’m damn lucky you’re my boy.” As a kid whose father had issues while I was growing up, it broke my heart to hear that from yondu. He may have messed up but it never changed the love he had for Peter…
In hindsight, it so cool seeing Yondu smile as Quill starts saying "If you kill me now..."
Back then it seemed like he was just being cocky.
Now we know he was really just like "Okay good shit thanks for giving me an out on that one I was never gonna kill you"
i can’t believe he also played merle dixon in the walking dead like what
Random question but who's that on it pfp? She seems familiar
@@epictetushasepictiddiez2615 paranorman
Yondu, the father figure we didn’t know we needed!
One of my favourite characters in the MCU
Yondu’s arrow is one of the greatest weapons ever imagined.
0:34 He has a John Silver vibe when it comes to the bond between Quill and Udonta
Rocket and Yondu were an excellent pair. What a good friendship. That's wonderful. And when Yondu smote kurt Russell? Amazing. 😊❤
6:35 - 6:41 is truly the best of yondu!
*HEY THERE JACKASS!!* LMAO I am dead!
Wassup jack ass
Nah, the best of Yondu was when he sacrificed himself. But this part is still one of the best HAHA
You can see Gunn trying not to laugh 😆 😂
*Hey there, $&@#%$& !*
5:41 Yondu's speech to Rocket
Yondu's life and Rocket's life are like two different faces but also as the same coin...Two sides but one coin...
They both stole batteries they didn't need(っ˘̩╭╮˘̩)っ
"He may have been your father boy, but he wasn't your daddy!" 😂🤣
8:36 that face gets me everytime 🥲
I SERIOUSLY need a Yondu backstory movie. I think all of us want that imma be honest
God I love the Yondu grilling Rocket Racoon scene it’s so intense, who’d thought I’d give a damn about a blue man yelling at a rodent 😅😭
Rocket: “Don’t call me a Rodent!!” XD
5:48 This really hits you in the heart after seeing Vol. 3
0:52 This scene has a whole new meaning now 🥲
i dont get it
@@Drifty3646 Yondu always puts the gifts from Peter at his seat.
"Hi there jackass!" Love him. Case closed
3:03 "captain's gotta teach stuff" Bwahahahah! I rolled in the theater at that one. Still use it in conversation today
The line: He may have been your father, boy, but he wasn't your daddy was so lovely & sad. And then Yondu's death was so Heartbreaking. Both actors just giving their all. Steals my breath & makes me cry. Each & every time, even if I'm just watching a small clip. Instant waterworks!
Yondu was the best dad. He wasn't perfect but he was there.
This clip should have included Quill's eulogy for him at his funeral. The whole "All the time I wanted Knight Rider to be my dad and it turned out he actually was" thing.
I admit I cried like a baby when Yondu died and the way he died. He just wanted to look ang Quill one last time to basically say he was proud of him. He was def my favorite character.
“Hey may have been your father boy but he wasn’t your daddy.” No truer words have ever been spoken 😢
Yondu is such a good dad
He may not have been Peter's father, but he sure was his daddy figure.
Clearly not the best, but he really loves Peter. Otherwise, he would've actually killed him or get angry when Peter switched the orbs
"when I picked you up in terra, these boys wanted to eat you. They've never tasted a terra before, I saved you boy" 😂
8:53 when adobe flash shuts down
the way Yondu says "boy" reminds me of my grandfather
Is he from the South?
"Im sorry I didnt do none of it right. I'm damn lucky youre my boy."
I'm Mary Poppins yall 7:50
Forever iconic
Yondu’s death is the most unexpected tear jerking moment in the MCU.
That mary poppins bit is still one of the best and funniest moments in the MCU😭
This Gamora is reaaaaally different from the "new one" in Guardians 3. They did so a good job with her character
This is why he’s one of my favorite guardian of the galaxy characters
Yondu is my favorite guardians of the galaxy character of all time because he’s serious he’s badass he’s hilarious and Michael rooker is an awesome actor for this role 💯😈👍😀💎💰🔋
3:50 that smile😇🤣
"CAPTAINS GOTTA TEACH STUFF"
The best line lmfao
Yo quill telling his dad Mary poppins was cool is such a son to dad thing
Me when I am driving and I see my friend... 6:35
Hey there jackass 6:36
I love his actor, harper voice was perfect on cod bo2 and his actuation is TOP CAKE
Still the saddest ending of any MCU film 😢
Indeed. However, GOTG 3 had several sad moments
2:24 That Daddy & Son Energy. 🤣 Him Getting On His Boy Cuz He Think He's Falling In Love & Making Dumb Decisions.
7:50 this bit had me crying of laughter after imaging the rolls of Yondu and Mary Poppins reversed which made me laugh even more.
6:36. Yondu’s best line😂😂😂
Two favorite moments were the "Hey there, jackass!"
And "Is he cool?"
Yondu's deadth scene was really emotional and beautiful.
I didn't get that much emotional on Tony's funeral like yondu's. 😢
he may of been your father, but he wasn't your daddy. Its what a great Adopted/Step father is. May not be the one who sired but he's the one who stuck with you! Beautiful statement
Yondu is a character with integrity.