But according to breaking bad universe he was as famous as pablo escobar at that point of time because product was distributed everywhere So being a drug dealer and knowing nothing about heisenberg is impossible Plus he was among top 10 most wanted men by the end of season
A chemistry Genius like him deserves this moment. Our culture now just praises singers and celebrities. But STEM geniuses like Walter go unnoticed, and teachers get underpaid. Can't blame them for breaking bad. It's the government's fault.
I love how subtle everything was in 6 seconds that told the whole story: 2:30 Walt barely turns to his left at Mike for Declan to follow to confirm he killed Gus 2:32 Declan follows his lead using just his eyes and looks to Mike for confirmation 2:34 Mike gives a head shake that confirms Walt did kill Gus and not the cartel 2:36 One of the Declan crew seems to get a little nervous realizing this is really Heisenberg
That’s actually part of what makes this show so good. Especially Gus, he acts as if his meth empire was like a massive company. And for Walt it’s all because the massive company he should have been part of was taken from him.
Well yeah that’s the whole point. Ever since he was robbed of his position at Grey Matter Walt wanted a business that he can control with no one to answer too
This is my favorite scene in Breaking Bad. Heisenberg to these dudes was basically a myth or a legend. They weren’t even sure if he was one man. And when they realized they were face to face with him, they acknowledged him.
Bruh u so right on that on that it's like a graffiti artist finally meeting Banksy ..like damn I really didn't even think u existed I figured u were made up by some group and the way Declan reacts and says "You're Heisenberg" really is the stuff of Legend
Gus and his kid killing underlings are ultimately to blame. That's where Walts (misguided) love for Jesse came through and Gus should have left it at that.
Cranston’s range is rare, I think. He’s convincing as the bumbling family man and maybe even more convincing as a sociopath. Most actors aren’t able to do even one convincingly.
Declan wasn’t scared of anyone. Sure he was out of his depth but he had the heart of a lion and was willing to go toe to toe with Walt regardless of his reputation. Declan didn’t bow down to any man, it would go against everything he stood for.
Pretty sure that wasn't why Mike was shaking his head here, as much as he hates Walt. He was trying to tell Declan's side, "no, he's not bullshitting, he's telling the truth." He did have a vested interest in the success of the deal, after all.
Most shows at that time didn't have that amount of time to build up an evil character like that and it gets solidified right here. Legend. It's like the day a high schooler goes straight to the NBA or something.
A lot of their best scenes were silent scenes. Those two are amazing, to be able to express so much without a word. Like in Boxcutter. I can't remember Aaron Paul saying a word until the very end, that entire time in the lab he was silent, but still said so much.
The look from Mike when Jessie looks over at him... that kills me every time. Mike knows what it means to get 'stuck' in the game; to be forced to continue as the danger mounts. And I think he doesn't want that for Jesse and knows exactly why Walt said it. We've seen Mike have to play this out over and over again, starting in BCS with Werner and with Nacho.
Mike is just trying to mKe it to retirement. You can see the pain in his face. He's stuck. Reminds me of Pacino in donny darko. Old school men who follow orders till the end.
@@maverickmic A bit late to the party but I believe it started out in a lot of Breaking Bad clips with people claiming they can pinpoint a particular scene from the show as the precise moment that "Walter White" died and was replaced entirely by his alter ego Heisenberg, like Anakin Skywalker becoming Darth Vader. After a while, everyone got sick of the same pretentious claims in every single BB-related video and turned it into a meme lmao
Love the details in this show. The way Declan immediately starts taking him more seriously as soon as Mike shakes his head. They know Mike doesn't lie, and know then that this guy in front of them took out Gus Fring.
Shortly before WW2, the physicist Heisenberg returned to Germany from the US to work on an atomic bomb for Hitler. He said "Germany needs me." Mr. White said his family needed him.
Had a professor who was convinced That Hisenberg sabotaged the German bomb project subtlely. I don't think its been proven [or disproven] but it is possible. If so we owe him a debt of gratitude
@@DiagonalByte Everything there made it work so well. How it was filmed, edited, the audio put in, the music in the background. The actors, the actors voice, facial movements. Perfect.
The moment Goddamn Right said “You’re breaking bad” sent shivers down my spine, it made me shake and shudder in surprise. Truly one of the moments in television history
Skyler: "I've made a list of possible names for our son, sorted alphabetically -" Walter: "Say my name." Skyler: "Walter." Walter: "You're goddamn right 🕶️"
Show me the directions to those buddy duos the metropcita of the metro crucitor or way that we do kushita or or the middle classes I'm sorry I'm watching show me the original numbers of Ohio I'm going to consider the real problem a bit of egress now show me all of the things that's why I'm a conceit daddy show me your little thing little thingy I will have to remember information from you leave in the middle coast he'd done them it's because he'd bowed I owe don't admit to cozy cow I only watch did you say let me talk to you later uh don't you say that to me I am only 45 years I would like to speak with your Internet manager please monitor the window button really would anybody do what you're doing to promote you tell me to put them into question and tell me to put them into question I need to consider dormitokos you too cool sweetheart hahaha
Never seen such a transition in film. From gentle, loving, caring family man to ruthless criminal mastermind who's able to decide who lives or dies in the matter of a second. Man responsible for over 20 murders.
Walter White is the best application of Jung's theory, we see The Shadow taking over through seasons, from the quiet nice high school teacher, to the ruthless monster dominated by his ego.
The balls on Walt here are insane. He knew that they would think about just killing him to eliminate the biggest competitor. He KNEW that but was also confident that he could convince them not to. Also, even if they did kill him he would die knowing it was because of how good he was. He always lacked recognition and notoriety. He wins either way.
The weird/ironic thing is how in the end he recieved an outrageous amount of recognition and notoriety for all the worse reasons (criminal psychopath murderer drug empire overlord type stuff.) I think he would have still enjoyed it if he could have kept his family though.
Breaking Bad really deserves 9.5 IMDB,dude. This is the most perfect web series i ever watced. Many thanks to everyone who contributed to Breaking Bad.
Jokes aside, one of the best scenes in the whole series. Walt went from a normal high school chemistry teacher to a living urban legend, when he realizes he’s actually talking to Heisenberg he completely drops his cockiness, almost like he couldn’t believe Heisenberg was real.
If you look closely you can see walter jr eating breakfast, it's a very subtle detail that Vince Himself put into this scene. It just goes to show how much if a genius Vince Gilligan is when writing a masterpiece like this.
Why am I seriously considering re-watching this show for the 3rd time in just one year!? What is so damn great about this show? The show seriously is just as addictive as Walter White's product.
I binge watched it all in like 2 months. I went way too fast because I got addicted to it. Now I'm going to re-watch it again, but with my brother this time, introducing him to it.
0:35 There's a little Walt bleedover here while he lays it out. The Teacher who wants to move on from the lesson, but needs to first get the class all up to finally connect the logic
The first time I watched this scene, I was getting chills and rooting for Heisenberg. Having now watched the entire show, I'm thinking "dude, shut up... your ego is gonna get us all killed..."
Why is this scene so iconic? This is the only one time Walter promoting himself, with real confident, proud in his work, promoting this self as a reliable man like his every peer did All the cowardness, easily scared nature of Walter White dissappeared Sadly he could only shine in criminal business
All that slow, carefully crafted methodical build up from Season 1, all for us see Walts full transformation in Season 5, made it all worth it and it makes every single one of these iconic scenes what they truly are: A Masterpiece.
in real life Werner Heisenberg postulated the uncertainty principle which is used as a metaphor in the series. Nobody has a concrete idea of who Heisenberg is but he is still well known. A monster that you fear for the same uncertainty of who he is or what he will do.
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“Say my name”
“Aren’t you my son’s former chemistry teacher?”
you're goddamn right
I feel like if someone had said this to him in season 5 Walter would've probably snapped
😆❣️
@@ChesterRGC lmfao
Excellent 😂😂😂
What if Declan actually didn’t know his name and they just stood there in awkward silence
Would have been perfectly hilarious.
But according to breaking bad universe he was as famous as pablo escobar at that point of time because product was distributed everywhere
So being a drug dealer and knowing nothing about heisenberg is impossible
Plus he was among top 10 most wanted men by the end of season
Marvel presents : WHAT IF.....?
@@itsMacTavish walt went with Tuco and start a new family at mexico
You wouldn’t have got the chance to deliver your stupid comment fool
The part where Declan says "you're Breaking Bad" sent chills down my spine. So well acted
Lmao
My heart stopped
I got chills down my spine when i read that you got chills down your spine
Bravo Vince
@@dhhshd973 I got chills down my spine when i read that you got chills down your spine reading about how Blaba got chills down his spine
Heisenberg: "Say my name"
Declan: "My name"
Heisenberg: "You're goddamned stupid"
Declan: "No I'm Declan"
Hahaha
Very underrated comment my friend
Like the one in rush hour lol
Underrated
Lol
I’ve never rooted for a supervillain so hard in my life.
Tony Soprano.
@@batuy7 you didn't really "root" for the joker. He was a good character played very well, similar to Thanos
ever heard of light yagami
The only supervillain is the american health care.
Free cure for everybody. Health shouldn't be a business.
@Erick Medina Yep
The part where Declan says “you’re Malcom’s dad” really sent shivers down me timbers
Corny.
Your mom thought it was funny
HAHAHA that was going to be quite hilarious.
Lame
@darren6458Ma'am you're going to have to leave. This is a clown-free zone.
Honestly, the way he said "you're Heisenberg." was delivered really well.
Partially in awe, partially in fear, partially sheepishly.
Because it was said with fear. He doesn’t have to show off or act tough. His mythos and his rep did the work for him.
Yeah, It doesn't feel cheesy
@@Legba85 HES A BLOWFISH
It’s like he didn’t think Heisenberg was real until that moment
I love how Walt goes from scared and timid about the drug game. To total badass talking down to mob bosses.
He was born to do this, like how lebron is born to play basketball and ronaldo is born to play football
A chemistry Genius like him deserves this moment. Our culture now just praises singers and celebrities. But STEM geniuses like Walter go unnoticed, and teachers get underpaid. Can't blame them for breaking bad. It's the government's fault.
@@blackbeast9268 you’re goddamn right.
@@blackbeast9268 It's the Republicans that keep cutting funding for education. They want to privatize schools.
@@blackbeast9268 singers make people's lives better
I love how subtle everything was in 6 seconds that told the whole story:
2:30 Walt barely turns to his left at Mike for Declan to follow to confirm he killed Gus
2:32 Declan follows his lead using just his eyes and looks to Mike for confirmation
2:34 Mike gives a head shake that confirms Walt did kill Gus and not the cartel
2:36 One of the Declan crew seems to get a little nervous realizing this is really Heisenberg
Lol
Don’t forget that it also meant that Walt actually took out hector and Gus at the same time
How did i not notice that before?!
素晴らしいコメント
WTF!!!!!!!?????
I like how Walt advertises and talks about his customers like he’s the CEO of a corporate company.
Believe it or not, even in such business that way of behavior is respected. Of course, that is if you look above the street level.
That’s actually part of what makes this show so good. Especially Gus, he acts as if his meth empire was like a massive company. And for Walt it’s all because the massive company he should have been part of was taken from him.
He's in the Empire Business
Well yeah that’s the whole point. Ever since he was robbed of his position at Grey Matter Walt wanted a business that he can control with no one to answer too
@@Xemnas283 mesa verde? What?
You're Heisenberg... Never gets old. Fear, reverence, respect in just two hushed, whispered words. This was a great TV series
The greatest!
Definitely the best tv series I’ve ever seen!
@@Pieces93 Probably never seen the Wire....
@@krabby4456 He said was beacuse it was a TV series, now its a Netflix series.
That's two or three words?
This is my favorite scene in Breaking Bad. Heisenberg to these dudes was basically a myth or a legend. They weren’t even sure if he was one man. And when they realized they were face to face with him, they acknowledged him.
Bruh u so right on that on that it's like a graffiti artist finally meeting Banksy ..like damn I really didn't even think u existed I figured u were made up by some group and the way Declan reacts and says "You're Heisenberg" really is the stuff of Legend
Yo l never thought of it that way..u right..they thought he was a myth..
Jonathan Banksy? Mike was a graffiti artist?
This is the moment where Walt Jr becomes an El Pollo Loco Chicken Combo Meal
Legit just spat out my smoothie
Lmfaoo what?!
And then eats himself with his friend Luis
muahahaha
I love how much this format has continued over the years
This and “Stay out of my territory” give me the chills. Excellent acting.
SAME! And the scene where he blows up tuco to a lesser extent
I know the guy who Walt says "stay out of my territory" to. Knowing Kyle's personality ruined that scene for me...
"I am the one who knocks." BRRRR...
And wat about the walter's reply to hank, "If that’s true, if you don’t know who I am, then maybe your best course would be to tread lightly.”
@@nexgen.graphics I liked this line, his menace is just oozing out of every word.
All memes aside... this is one of the greatest scenes of all time.
Ok
Sure is, ruined by the person making meme comments that have been over used by 90 million people already.
Bravo Vince
You're god damn right
Fr
The cinematography along with the script shine without even needing a soundtrack.
I can't even imagine this is the same Walt who was looking for any reason to not kill Crazy8
Man was writing pros and cons and was apologising to him while killing him even tho Crazy 8 wouldve killed him
@@dzemilmehovic5271 yeah right
That's one of the amazing aspects of this show, Walt's character arc and development
Gus and his kid killing underlings are ultimately to blame. That's where Walts (misguided) love for Jesse came through and Gus should have left it at that.
@@TheRiddick34 yes definitely
Cranston’s range is rare, I think. He’s convincing as the bumbling family man and maybe even more convincing as a sociopath. Most actors aren’t able to do even one convincingly.
Typecasting is a far easier practice.
Maybe cause he is one
@@56xaruto ...a sociopath?
@@PR--un4ub yeah
@rpgkingpin nice knowing bro, really thankful u shared your opinion with me
The acting is this scene is incredible. Especially the way Declan trembles with fear when he realises who is speaking to .
It's more admiration and awe. The equivalent of a komodo dragon seeing Godzilla
Declan wasn’t scared of anyone. Sure he was out of his depth but he had the heart of a lion and was willing to go toe to toe with Walt regardless of his reputation. Declan didn’t bow down to any man, it would go against everything he stood for.
He doesn't tremble with fear lol
@@H.K.5 Declan is a hero
he didn't tremble with fear what are you smoking
With how much pride Walter is acknowledging others about killing Gus i think this meant more to him than when his daughter got born
He always envied Gus in my opinion.
@@heelmoxley365 yes gus is who walter wanted to be this whole time
@@dhhshd973 You mean dead? Because that's what eventually happens to Walt.
@@BPJJohn lmao
@@BPJJohn thats what happened to Walt too. So in a way, yes.
I love how mike shakes his head. Walt’s ego alone destroyed tens of thousands of lives
He didn't destroy any lives, it's just a t.v. show 😆 lol
@@carlo_cali Ok. He destroyed lives in the show's universe. Does that sound better?
@@heisenberg1648 no he supplied them with a highest quality available with no impurities added.
How with drugs?? Thats on them lmao
Pretty sure that wasn't why Mike was shaking his head here, as much as he hates Walt. He was trying to tell Declan's side, "no, he's not bullshitting, he's telling the truth." He did have a vested interest in the success of the deal, after all.
I can't think of any other show where the audience can go nuts over someone asking someone else to say his name. Gives me chills every time.
Most shows at that time didn't have that amount of time to build up an evil character like that and it gets solidified right here. Legend. It's like the day a high schooler goes straight to the NBA or something.
Ooookay.@@lrrich8023
I guess there was nothing more on the tv in the late 2000's : )
Some people have to wait years for that role that is so perfectly suited to them. Cranston is just superb.
Just like how the taxi driver (forgot his name) fits Robert De Niro!
@@Omardawood207 Travis Bickle
@@LautaroRRIos the name of the taxi driver?
@@Omardawood207 yes, travis
@@Omardawood207 no the name of the actor obviously
Some of the best non-verbal acting by Paul and Banks.
Freaking superb.
Best series ever.
A lot of their best scenes were silent scenes. Those two are amazing, to be able to express so much without a word.
Like in Boxcutter. I can't remember Aaron Paul saying a word until the very end, that entire time in the lab he was silent, but still said so much.
Bravo Vince
You’ve got the greatest non-verbal actor in Ameri..no the TWO greatest non-verbal actors in America right here
Vravo Bince
2:54 You're god damn right. 😬
The look from Mike when Jessie looks over at him... that kills me every time. Mike knows what it means to get 'stuck' in the game; to be forced to continue as the danger mounts. And I think he doesn't want that for Jesse and knows exactly why Walt said it. We've seen Mike have to play this out over and over again, starting in BCS with Werner and with Nacho.
Mike is just trying to mKe it to retirement. You can see the pain in his face. He's stuck. Reminds me of Pacino in donny darko. Old school men who follow orders till the end.
At the end he realized who's presence he was in. He was humbled immediately.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@kojohehe4597 tf you laughing at?
@@ediplayz5894 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@boaz7028 SAY HIS NAME
@@ediplayz5894 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This is the moment where the moment becomes the moment
Which moment a few hours before came the moment that momenteraly is slower than the last month of Monday?
What is the origins of this cut and paste comment that's everywhere?
@@maverickmic A bit late to the party but I believe it started out in a lot of Breaking Bad clips with people claiming they can pinpoint a particular scene from the show as the precise moment that "Walter White" died and was replaced entirely by his alter ego Heisenberg, like Anakin Skywalker becoming Darth Vader.
After a while, everyone got sick of the same pretentious claims in every single BB-related video and turned it into a meme lmao
agreed. what a moment 🙌🏼
Momentarily
Love the details in this show. The way Declan immediately starts taking him more seriously as soon as Mike shakes his head. They know Mike doesn't lie, and know then that this guy in front of them took out Gus Fring.
Walter: "Say my name"
Declan: "Daddy...."
Walter: "What?"
Declan: "What?"
say what again
what
What
WhAt
Cursed
Would have been hilarious if Declan said "Gale Boetticher"
or ''Bryan Cranston ''
Fylnn
This is the moment Gale Boetticher became Mike Wags Wagner
You're goddamn wrong!
That Declan guy got your name wrong? Better Call Saul!
Truly one of THE best and most memorable scenes in the history of television.
I love how the Show makes a drug dealer say the name of one of the world's greatest Physicists with the same reverence that a Physicist would.
Shortly before WW2, the physicist Heisenberg returned to Germany from the US to work on an atomic bomb for Hitler. He said "Germany needs me." Mr. White said his family needed him.
Ha!!!
Had a professor who was convinced That Hisenberg sabotaged the German bomb project subtlely. I don't think its been proven [or disproven] but it is possible. If so we owe him a debt of gratitude
actually, i sensed some uncertainty during the name saying.
@@JiveDadson Walter Weiß was German commander during 2nd world war
Such a stupid piece of dialogue when you look at in writing, but seeing it acted out? Absolutely terrifying.
The stupid thing about dialogue is that a realistic one will almost always look awful in writing.
@@DiagonalByte Everything there made it work so well. How it was filmed, edited, the audio put in, the music in the background. The actors, the actors voice, facial movements. Perfect.
"You're god damned right" 😂
Francis Ford Coppola would agree.
@@zachlewis9751 music? where
The moment Goddamn Right said “You’re breaking bad” sent shivers down my spine, it made me shake and shudder in surprise. Truly one of the moments in television history
Goofy ahh comment
What’s up with these dead jokes
@@faizanhuss9934it's almost as if they made them when the joke was alive
Bravo Vince!
It made me break my bad
Walts confidence here is so inspiring lol
oh look who's here
what a coincidence, I was just watching some BB clips after coding in AS.
Bro i went through your entire "how to make a 3d game tutorial" over a year ago, crazy
Thank you guys
@@codinginflow nerd!
@@Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3😐
This is one of the million reasons why Breaking Bad is the best tv series ever.
Not quite, but close.
@@ippod344 what’s better
@@FirstLast-li8pq I think The Sopranos is better.
@@ippod344 what about the finertys
@@ippod344 I heard the ending sucked for The Sopranos I never watched it but I should
Skyler: "I've made a list of possible names for our son, sorted alphabetically -"
Walter: "Say my name."
Skyler: "Walter."
Walter: "You're goddamn right 🕶️"
Lmao
one of the most legendary tv scenes ever
Maybe the most.
I am the the danger just beats it I think, but they're both the best 2 scenes in arguably the greatest show ever made.
2:15 that stutter from Declan is all Walt needed to know that he was lying
I loved it when he asked "Say My Name" and the other guy answered "You're Breaking Bad".
Truly the best moment in video games.
Mike's head shake says so much about who Walter White is and has become. Talk about perfect casting.
Tamitu kosita AA tamitu kosita a boy
Show me the directions to those buddy duos the metropcita of the metro crucitor or way that we do kushita or or the middle classes I'm sorry I'm watching show me the original numbers of Ohio I'm going to consider the real problem a bit of egress now show me all of the things that's why I'm a conceit daddy show me your little thing little thingy I will have to remember information from you leave in the middle coast he'd done them it's because he'd bowed I owe don't admit to cozy cow I only watch did you say let me talk to you later uh don't you say that to me I am only 45 years I would like to speak with your Internet manager please monitor the window button really would anybody do what you're doing to promote you tell me to put them into question and tell me to put them into question I need to consider dormitokos you too cool sweetheart hahaha
@@jeangray2135 Are you ok son?
If you watch BCS there's more about Mike
@@jeangray2135 congrats, your keyboard works.
The way he says "goddamn right" always cracks me up.
I love that line tho & I use it a lot. 😁
“And would you like a drink with your order?”
“Yer goddamn right”
Never seen such a transition in film. From gentle, loving, caring family man to ruthless criminal mastermind who's able to decide who lives or dies in the matter of a second. Man responsible for over 20 murders.
He was also responsible for 167 deaths on Wayfarer 515
Walter White is the best application of Jung's theory, we see The Shadow taking over through seasons, from the quiet nice high school teacher, to the ruthless monster dominated by his ego.
You're god damn right.
This isn't what the Shadow is at all...
@@sahirnambiar45 mind explaining ??
Nah, not the best, but a good one nonetheless.
Just like everyone has a billion personalities inside
2:54 I bet it felt good to get his ego scratched on the spot in that moment.
The balls on Walt here are insane. He knew that they would think about just killing him to eliminate the biggest competitor. He KNEW that but was also confident that he could convince them not to. Also, even if they did kill him he would die knowing it was because of how good he was. He always lacked recognition and notoriety. He wins either way.
The weird/ironic thing is how in the end he recieved an outrageous amount of recognition and notoriety for all the worse reasons (criminal psychopath murderer drug empire overlord type stuff.) I think he would have still enjoyed it if he could have kept his family though.
Breaking Bad really deserves 9.5 IMDB,dude. This is the most perfect web series i ever watced. Many thanks to everyone who contributed to Breaking Bad.
Vince Gillian: "Are you familiar with my product?"
Me: "I am told... It is excellent."
@@iama2509 hahahaha 😂
The 0.5 lost is because of Skyler
When you donate $1000 to a streamer: 2:43
Fax
they ignore you
@@artillerypro they just say thank you for the 1000 dollars and then move on with the stream
2:50/2:51/2:52 Heisenberg
@@Handyman225 2:55/2:56 your goddamn right
Jokes aside, one of the best scenes in the whole series. Walt went from a normal high school chemistry teacher to a living urban legend, when he realizes he’s actually talking to Heisenberg he completely drops his cockiness, almost like he couldn’t believe Heisenberg was real.
Heisenberg. The man behind the Uncertainty Principle.
That was the perfect name for who Walter became.
If you look closely you can see walter jr eating breakfast, it's a very subtle detail that Vince Himself put into this scene. It just goes to show how much if a genius Vince Gilligan is when writing a masterpiece like this.
…..you’re Heisenberg..
where to look exactly?
Bravo Vince!
I also saw Skyler washing dishes
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The part where Walter says "I am the man who broke bad" made me shiver. This truly is the show ever
I can literally feel the Heisenberg coming inside me
1:52 budget Walter White
lol
Say my name 😤
@@luchitikkWaltuh
@@SangreFriasBack nah it's water
The fact that the show can create the perfect amount of tension in scenes like this is incredible.
Declan: now say my name
Heisenberg: you’re wolverine
Logan: you’re godam right
There’s only one Bryan Cranston. No one comes close. I was privileged to see him on Broadway in NETWORK. He is as brilliant
2:42 -When you donate your life savings to a pokimane stream
@Ahmed Nizar What the hell does that have to do with anything
@count Drunkula the Punkula and she mispronounces it😂
Hahahah underrated 😂
@@WhitePony556 someone donated a 10 piece and didn't even get their shoutout. feels bad
More like 2:10
If you take the entire show's context as unseen, this makes the entire scene feel like a badass introduction to the main villian
"Now say my name"
"Willy Wonka?"
*Mike shakes head
"Woodrow Wilson?"
*Mike shakes head
"Water White"
"You've got me"
lmao
2:10 when you donate $1 to a streamer
The acting is impeccable on so many levels. The body language, the tone, the timing, the dialogue
Who else is here because this is the scene Every Breaking Bad Frame In Order is on?
lol same
@@caprilmao he’s juuuust about to say it for the first time 😂
Of course
Same bro
20 minutes for it to happen
"Say my name"
"You're Walter White"
*Directed by Vince Gilligan*
One of the best scenes in television history. Just perfect.
This is the moment when Declan became an 'errand boy'
Why am I seriously considering re-watching this show for the 3rd time in just one year!? What is so damn great about this show? The show seriously is just as addictive as Walter White's product.
It’s the highest rated tv series of all time for a reason.
I'm considering watching for 5th time ...not sure yet
I binge watched it all in like 2 months. I went way too fast because I got addicted to it. Now I'm going to re-watch it again, but with my brother this time, introducing him to it.
@@austinhernandez2716 bruh i finished it in a few days😭
The show was almost as addicting as the drugs in it
Arguably the best scene in the whole show. Walt went from hiding to being the big boss.
Arguably the greatest opening scene in the entire series
He just feeded his ego by saying his name ,
What a masterpiece of a show. Walter has some of the best character development ever in film.
2:36 Mike's face
😕
Waltuh
Me after eating lemons
Finguh
Mike's face @1:28 really says something like 'yeah man, come on'. And the moment Del uttered 'you're Heisenberg' was like him bowing down to a king.
This is such an iconic scene, I love it.
Just a conversation in the desert... Gives me the chills for the 1000th time
This scene gives me goosebumps every time. God I love this show
A few years back I stumbled upon this clip and I was sold. I had to watch the show and see the buildup to this moment. Phenomenal.
This is the exact moment I read lots of RUclips comments that start with the phrase, "This is the exact moment..."
This is the exact moment I read this RUclips comment and replied to it.
0:58 funny how Jesse looks in disbelief 🤣🤣
2:42 This is what Walter really wanted ever since Season 1.
0:35 There's a little Walt bleedover here while he lays it out. The Teacher who wants to move on from the lesson, but needs to first get the class all up to finally connect the logic
This is the moment the meth bag became Tuco's breakfast
These are getting out of hand 😂😂
TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT
@@naidarwin1217 50 gzzzzzzzzzz
The moment when Mike shakes his head after Walt says he's the man that killed Gus Fring like he couldn't believe it either.
Beautiful! One of my FAVORITE scenes of all time!
Good point, JL...
"Say my name"
"Sorta Greg?"
Sorta greg
@@L_Lawliet1907 thanks for the correction
@@L_Lawliet1907 that's right
Imagine what would have happened if Walter was born in introduced to crime at a young age. He would have reached Escobar level with his intelligence.
The first time I watched this scene, I was getting chills and rooting for Heisenberg. Having now watched the entire show, I'm thinking "dude, shut up... your ego is gonna get us all killed..."
Ironic, considering he was actually "the man" this time around. He could throw his weight around and suffer no consequences.
His ego is what made the show interesting dumbo,u want another ordinary drama?
I love that little smile on Mike's face when he acknowledged that the deal is sealed
This is the moment Walt should have taken 5 million and went off in his life
This is my favorite part of series! The best quotes in the series are "Say my Name", "Heisenberg", "You're Goddamn Right"
Just some typical Professor Charles-Wolverine meeting😂
Why is this scene so iconic?
This is the only one time Walter promoting himself, with real confident, proud in his work, promoting this self as a reliable man like his every peer did
All the cowardness, easily scared nature of Walter White dissappeared
Sadly he could only shine in criminal business
The scene is so real, so perfect, I get chills!
SHUT UP. ENOUGH WITH THE CHILLS.
@@ashmitkumar3429 damn, chillax.
Absolute terror when he realized it wasn't the cartel.
actually salamanca executed the killing though the plan was mr. White's.. therefore cartel did the job
@@andistheinforitbutso7513 on Heisenberg's conditions tho. AND the bomb was designed from him
All that slow, carefully crafted methodical build up from Season 1, all for us see Walts full transformation in Season 5, made it all worth it and it makes every single one of these iconic scenes what they truly are: A Masterpiece.
in real life Werner Heisenberg postulated the uncertainty principle which is used as a metaphor in the series. Nobody has a concrete idea of who Heisenberg is but he is still well known.
A monster that you fear for the same uncertainty of who he is or what he will do.
" For what, to watch a bunch of junkies get a better high? " 🤣🤣🤣
"A better high means customers pay more"
@@bipin9177 I sure would pay top dollar for that Baby Blue:(
@@MrLilfee get help
Best line about Walt's obsession with quality came from Jesse in another episode: "We sell poison to people who don't care!".
@@einfussganger He loved Chemistry.
I love how Mike subtly shakes his head. He hates Walt and his ego so much.
The only series I've watched that never disappointed, from beginning to end, it was epic.
2:01 me in the Taco Bell drive thru picking up my 10th order this week
this is the exact moment declan became “you’re goddamn right!”
This is the moment Hal realized that Dewey
Cant really beat this one