Omar kills Stinkum, then says the greatest line in TV History (The Wire)
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- Omar kills Stinkum, then recites one of the greatest lines in TV history while Wee Bey hides.
The Wire - Season 1
Episode 8 : "Lessons"
Original Air Date - July 28th, 2002
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2:01 rat was like "ITS OMAR, YO OMAR COMIN'"
Rat: Yo where my cheese at.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
He dropped his re up too
Theycall him bootyman
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Can't believe they got that shot with the rat running across the street. That's free production value.
Train rat
I was wondering about the cat walking across Stinkum when he got out of the car and the rat running across the street before Omar starts to whistle ''farmer in the dell''.
I was wondering whether the production crew released the rat with food on the other side of the street or dropped the rat in a exposed way with a some kind of object to hide under on the other side of the street, off the camera angle.
@@commentymccommenterson4567 naw BMore full of rats that's normal eveyday
That Rat was Healthy as FUCK lolx
@@BronxShalashaska eating some Marlo bodies
"You got me confused with a man who repeats himself"
Hard AF
That whole scene is filled with legendary quotes from Omar.
Facts!!!!!
@@811chelseafcmore like this entire show, Omar had the toughest lines imo
@@811chelseafc "Money aint got no owners, only spenders."
“Money got no owners just spenders”
Best one 🤣🤣
Dudes need to apply that same logic to hoz... "she's not yours, it's just your turn."
"Even if I miss I can't miss"
No doubt
True
Omar was a top 5 character in tv history. Nobody could have played it any better then Michael K Williams
Chalky White was a far superior character.
@@DirtNastyCivilian Nope. Ormar was the King. Played to perfection. Rest In Peace Michael K. Williams. You left this world way too soon, but you made your mark and then some. Omar forever!
Would have liked to have seen Brother Muzone in more episodes. He was as good of a character as Omar.
Facts
Omar and heath Ledgers Joker are legendary.
"I think these 45's beat a full house". "This range, with this caliber? Even if I miss I can't miss!"
And 4 5's still beat a full house, which is lovely. Omar lived by the 45, the 50, and the shotgun.
I'm from the UK so don't really get what this means?
"Ran out of time."
@@jacksimpsonguitar253 u gotta watch the show. Top three best shows ever.
@@jacksimpsonguitar253
In cards four 5’s is four of a kind. In fact any set of cards, be it from the Ace to the King, if you have all four of an individual number or face card from the deck, it’s four of a kind. But Omar had two .45 caliber guns. So his guns being .45’s beat a house full of unarmed gamblers.
it a double entendre.
That first season of The Wire is some of the finest writing to come out of HBO.
Because it's more authentic than the rest... everything else was made up
The first season was the second worst season behind season 5.
@@mikecantreedyou have understand politics, the educational system and news to appreciate each season.
u must be 13 yrs old @@NickNameOG
@@mikecantreed Really, I thought season one and two were the best and it went downhill after that.
"See, thing is, you only got to fuck up once. Be a little slow, be a little late, just once. And how you ain't never gonna be slow? Never be late?"
One of the realest lines ever!
😂😂right
Like they always say the cops only need to get lucky once you have to get lucky every time they're on you
That's a great one
It’s life -Avon
And ironically, the next time they met up Omar missed Avon, and WeeBey got Omar in the shoulder...
RIP Michael Williams. Such a wonderful actor, and a genuinely kind soul.
Chess analogy similar to dee schooling the pit boys
King takes out knight
And goes for the bishop
King sets up king but
Bishop protects king
@@2wheeloperator185 WeeBey is muscle, so would be be a bishop? or a rook?
@@scbluesman13 bishop, i think rook was the stash if I remember correctly
@@2wheeloperator185 it also works because omar went for the king, missed and payed for it
Faeva b missed🇧🇸🙏🏿
I like how the only moment we see Wee Bey show actual emotion is when his little motorized fishtank got destroyed throughout the entire series xD
He got really upset in Philly when they messed up his car
Or when he didn’t get the radish or slaw
and when Bunny Colvin went to jail to talk to him about Naymon.
I mean wee bey kinda shows emotion when he let's Colvin take his child and groom him
Wee Bey showed emotions in almost every scene he played
"Does the chair recognize that giving up our corners make us look like punk ass bitches?"
Greatest line of the show.
"Poot did have the floor man"
Are you taking notes on a criminal m.fking conspiracy?
Nah, my favorite is "the game is out there... and it's either play or get played." or "the game is rigged." Both relate to life in general as a human in society.
"This sentimental motherfucker just cost us money"
Is you taking notes on a criminal f’ing conspiracy!
The Baltimore Ravens football team not only are an Edgar Allen Poe reference, but there was a game the night Michael Williams died, and after the visiting team was introduced, the stadium went totally dark, the loudspeakers played "Farmer in the Dell", and the team came rushing out.
No other sports team I know of does things anywhere near as cool.
Damn didn’t know that. Have to find video of that one.
They should come out for it for every game. Rutgers does it to Sopranos theme
We do that every game . Gotta hit the lights, and set the mood for our guests 😈
The Orioles closer started coming out to whistling Farmer in the Dell and it's fucking badass.
That is because Ray Lewis did it.
Over 20 years later my wife and I still say "Omar comin'" now and then. Top 5 series of all time.
I put it #2 right behind The Sopranos. The Wire is a show I can watch over and over again.
“The game done changed” “Game is the same it just got more fierce” we could go all day with the lines
Always with the scenarios
The most underrated perfect show. Im 31 and i just recently found the wire after remembering it being a hit. This is the greatest show ive ever watched
Just wait till you watch it for the 4th and 5th time…the things you catch those go arounds…damn
Ditto, i saw that Lance Reddick died and it’s what pushed me to finally watch.
I start an episode and hours pass.
Its widely regarded by anyone that's seen it as the best show ever. Its only underrated by people who never watched it.
Me personally, I thought that Omar whistling "the farmer in the dell" after a wild wild west type shootout with his enemies was hauntingly magnificent.🧐🙏🏽
I always thought he was whistling "A Hunting We will Go...." like Elmer Fudd used to do, lol. It seems to fit his mission more😅
@@CLC407 I believe it was confirmed by the writers that it was intended to be A Hunting We Will Go. It's the same tune, but yeah, definitely fits better.
Omar was whistling "A hunting we will go, A hunting we will go. We'll catch a fox and put him in a box. And then we'll let him go. A hunting we will go." which Omar did by letting Wee Bey go. But Omar was trying to bait Wee Bey into going back to help Stinkum. An old hunting trick.
There’s a scene (I think season 1) where he’s robbing some east side dealers and whistling the tune. When he gets up to the boss he stops whistling and says “the cheese stands alone,” which is the last line of The Farmer in the Dell. So I always assumed that was it
@@rnodvn Well, "The Farmer in the Dell" was meant for that scene "The Pager" but, when Omar was robbing the drug dealers it was "A Hunting we will go". Remember, Omar was hunting for drug dealers and their leaders as the drug dealers were running away from him.
Can you believe not a single actor or actress received an Emmy for the wire.
Robbery....
Crazy. But the show didn’t really get any notice until it was gone.
I agree but it was going against the Sopranos at that time HBO had a hell of a lineup
Tough one to call but I can see why The Sopranos had more commercial success. Its crazy but here in UK nobody has really watched The Wire and only some The Sopranos.
Yep haters
Best line is: “what the fuck you do that for?! Now we short the NIIIIINEEEEEEE” 😂
That was for Joeeee.
Fucking loved slim Charles. He got that motherfucker even if it cost him money. Proposition Joe was smiling down right there, his nephew got fucked over right when he thought he was about to be one of the top dogs! Plus his voice is incredible and he survived being with Barksdales, Prop Joe, right to working the connect in the end. Even survived a close encounter of the Omar kind!
"This sentimental nigga just cost us money"
That was for Joe
Slim Charles only seemed to be a pawn, and had the sense to avoid the pitfalls of being a king. Cheese was always going to be a problem, and taking him out let the co-op know the BS was not to be tolerated
For me it's "I'm fucked in the ass with a pineapple on this one". Pure poetry.
The thing that makes The Wire so great is that there's no cheesy techno or wannabe hip-hop music in the scenes. No foreshadowing sounds or music. Its just the sound of the streets and sometimes whatever random song is on the radio. Thats as real life as you can get it 💯
When you watch the series again, notice how theres NO soundtrack. Its brilliant
Well said. Very realistic and keeps a viewer on edge. No warning, terrible things can go off at any time.
Only Avon gets his own music when he walks into the pit for the first time :)
Best line in a show of phenomenal lines is "Worrying About You Is Like Wonderin' If The Sun Gonna Come Up."
I just watched that episode last night! I'll be posting that scene soon
Aint about to wildout over it tho
Bow tie
That was one of the best lines of all time
I’ve seen this show countless times and every time Weebay is like “Nawwwww” that shit always kills me 💀
Oh I'm so sorry
Sheeeeiiit....
@@badlt5897lmao
The guy who played Wee-bey should have been cast in lots of other stuff. So many actors on The Wire, you just forgot they were actors. Wee-bey was Wee-bey.
@@badlt5897Clay mothafuckin Davis. Shieeettt...
In the words of Chris Partlow “you don’t want nobody setting up on you while you’re setting up on them”
@mvegas Those are words to live by.
As realistic as this show is, Omar has gained a near-mythical stature within its world. In this scene he is almost like an unstoppable consequence and buying into his own legend he acts like it so convincingly that noone can hit him. You can see how much Weebey is terrified of him, with Omar's voice echoing at him like some horror figure hiding in the shadows. In the end, this same hubris became the end of old Omar. His death is one of the most pitiless and trivial deaths I have ever seen depicted. Almost like a comet crashing to Earth.
He underestimated what threat the youth are capable of being (Michael scoots his attention bc of the same reason). We see him giving love to the streets in the beginning, but after his last talk with The Bunk, his alienation from their environment is revealed.
If he had been truly honest with himself, and gave Baltimore a clear view, he probably would have seen a tiny murderer coming from down the block. Helpful message to us viewers, tho
That’s what made his death even more devastating for me. He was portrayed as being almost invincible, then he gets shot by a kid in a convenience store in the middle of the day.
I am so glad I watched The Wire at an age where I understood how perfect Omar's death was. Even the product of such brutal circumstances will never truly understand how dangerous his world is.
VERY astute and EXCEPTIONALLY well said... 💯
I kind of predicted Omar’s demise to some friends who also loved the show like me. I said he gonna get Got by a youngen. Thought it was going to be Micheal and it surprisingly ended up being kinard.
This show is one of the greatest ever made.
*the greatest
@@raymondsims7042no, just one of
not really
It’s the best show of all time
@@IsraelGirard-xc1fdwho better?
An old, old, idea given its most famous modern form by Ralph Waldo Emerson, "when you strike at a king, you must kill him." But having Omar cite Emerson, if intended to be deliberate by the writers, actually fits well his complex character, and even if not, it's a sentiment a man like Omar in Omar's position might well come to all on his own, and the writing, set up and delivery here is just some of the best writing and line reading in TV history, no question.
it's revealed later in the series that omar has read some classics, so it's not totally out there that he might've picked up emerson also
The Wire is chock full of themes and concepts from Greek tragedies, Shakespeare and other great literary masters. It’s such an under-appreciated series.
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Actually, The Wire is a well regarded series. I was reading this popular entertainment magazine years back and they listed the 100 greatest television shows of all time. As I’m skimming through it, I’m noticing that there is no mention of The Wire. But by the time I get to #2 I’ve all but completely given up on this magazine, until I got to #1! Yeah, The Wire had its own 2 page spread.
@@jayceinfinitealgharhythmns9814 AkShUaLLy!! Thanks for that. But in my anecdotal experience it seems to have fallen into the dustbin of history. Many people today have never even heard of it, let alone watched it in its entirety.
Im pretty sure Omar was well read
Omar had a lot of great lines
Money don’t have owners, just spenders 😁
No doubt.....
How u expect to run wit the wolves wen u spar wit pups
I got the shotgun you've got the briefcase
I dont know about cards but these 4-5's beat a full house😂😂😂😂
"You come at the king, you best not miss."
Man that rat running across the street just adds to the authenticity of the greatest show on TV ever.
Have you seen the sopranos ????
Its 1b to the Wires 1a! Both are great@@terryoldtom7615
@terryoldtom7615 get out! now! don't return to this comment section or country ever again
Was just watching it yesterday and thought did they bring the rat cause there was a cat in the scene too
@@terryoldtom7615I have. My dude's statement still stands.
Omar has two hands on the gun taking careful aim at his target. Weebey shooting wildly with one hand on the gun. One guy knows what he’s doing.
Yep. That's the one thing my redneck trained eye saw very well. Only one of them knew how to shoot.
Can’t eliminate the fact that he had the complete element of surprise by knowing where they were before they knew where he was, having two guns ready and the right timing to catch them occupied by another task. Bro fr just camped and got a third party kill😂
True, but let’s not act like weebey wasn’t also a professional. Next time they saw each other weebey hit omar
two hands but you stand sideways - less of a silhouette to target - Omar gets a bare passing grade
It appears as if Weebey's covering his eyes with his other hand, as if he's blinded by the street lights.
Thank you for the video - RIP MK Williams. Gone too soon and it is work like that that makes us realise just how much we have lost with his passing. I can rewatch Omar's scenes over and over.
You are welcome! Definitely gone too soon 🙏🏽
@UAlrdyKnw too bad the man just a drug addict
@@WetBoy We all have our poisons, unfortunately that bloody fentanyl is too risky to use. You drink too much, you get a hangover and feel sorry for yourself. With fentanyl........
@@Hossak nah dog we ain't all have our poisons a drug addict a drug addict that's on them tf u mean
@@WetBoy It is sad that he got caught up in that lifestyle. We have had plenty of people in my country go out dosing themselves with the various drugs available now and ending up coming to grief. Way too risky these days.
0:44 I must have watched this scene 20 times, but just noticed that when Stinkum says he misses Bird, WeeBay's next line is to remind Stink to drop the pistol down a storm drain. This is because the key way that Bird got caught (besides Omar's perjured testimony) is that he was "too trifling to throw it off even after a daytime murder."
Good catch. You can watch any episode a 100 times and always find something you missed.
How the fuck did you miss something insanely obvious the first time you watched it
"Bird covet them shiny pistols"
*scene
He was good but he had great writing.
Bird always brings out the best in people😂😂😂
That "hey now" was the most unexpected, cold killer line ever.
The Wire is 20 years old !?! God damn I feel even older than I already did.
Facts...smh. These years are going by like months. Stay tight..💪🏾💯💪🏾
You are even older than ya already were
I only started watching this last year. Still got 2 seasons to go
@@balderfrey20Did you finish the series? What did you think?
“That’s why I get to a job an hour early, sometimes two. Don’t want nobody settin up on me when I’m settin up on them, ya hear?”
Omar knew this rule
No doubt
Omar was in the streets for real!
still ended up gettin outsmarted tho
@@yyllrroo202 "he's just a kid"
@@yyllrroo202 he ain’t get outsmarted just unlucky and ignorant . He’s limping on crutches and then he conveniently passes the kids only where da only kid who was tryna move packs that survived we seen and the only kid that lost respect for Omar followed him into the store and popped em
omars one of the best characters on any tv show ive ever seen
The acting was unreal(amazing). Nobody was safe on this show.
This is great writing. The foreshadowing in the dialogue in the vehicle is superb.
2nd greatest line after “Y’all ain’t got honey nut?”
😂 😂 damn I almost forgot about that line
Also Sorvino kill “you know what?”
"lets bang out" - omar (pause)
@@vanimaladventuresunderrated line (and scene)
@@vanimaladventures#pause
Omar was such an entertaining character. He played his part very well even his relationship scenes didn’t bother anybody and I’m happy to see people acknowledged him being a bad ass character without judging his preference.
The Wire is right there at the top of the list of the best television shows that ever were.
Yea you rite the wire is right there at the top of the list of the best television shows that ever were I love this show no diddy
The rat running across the street was precious!
That whistle man. One of my favorite parts of the character.
“It’s not what ya stealing it’s who ya stealing it from”
Price of the brick goin up…
Cold blooded line!
🗣️Marlo‼️
Hands down, The Wire is one of the best TV shows ever. Having worked UC for many years, the show is in so many ways true to life. I really wished the show had continued further.
LOL 2:01 Even that rat was like "I'm outta here"
You're witnessing the origin story of cheese.
Great character. Wish they did more with him
The rat was a last minute extra.
He was like naw son im out
Rat was trying to tellm OMAR COMING!! 😂
@2:00 Even the rats was getting out of there 😂
I love how it flees to the other side of the street as if it knows things are going down in that part of the hood. You couldn't script the capture of a better scene.
Naw son we out I ain't see nothing lmao
I see for real one of the greatest shows of all time a great line in that show. It’s all in the game yo!!
nah...
Chris and Marlo got the best lines of The Wire, my pick goes to
"why ain't in your repertoire no more, nigga."
Yooo great choice!
“But I treated you like a son.”
“I wasn’t made to play the son”. 🔥
-Marlo
@@xmancool23 I was so pissed when he popped Prop Joe.
@@CRAZYHORSE19682003no need for that.
"You want it one way, but it's the other.."
Greatest line in TV history :
You want it to be one way but it’s the other way
That's my favorite of the series
That's definitely the greatest line in history
"world going one way, people another"
Lol timely recommendation youtube…. They missed ole boy today
After watching the Wire, whenever I hear an ice cream truck rollin down the street playing "the farmer in the dell", I can't help but think of Omar whislin.
watched the wire for the first time few months ago. and iVe watched a lot of good shows… But this show def the best hands down!!
just the feel of the show feels so real so raw don’t feel like they acting
No way can it be the best.
Breaking Bad was better
@@CoolAdam247 it really wasn't. The only thing maybe better is the corner. But that's a foundation for what they did with the wire anyhow
@@CoolAdam247 not even close breaking bad was really close but sopranos and wire are in different leagues bbs really good though
@@jacobnapkins1155 a man of culture. Wire and sopranos #1 and 2
I loved being a part of this show for the first 3 seasons.
One of the best fucking shows ever!
This was my favorite line from the wire which is still one of my favorite shows rip michael .k. williams
1:37 That “hey now” followed by the blast and Stinkum’s gasp, great tv.
Abbott Elementary used this line, and made me go back to watch an entire season (maybe 3… don’t judge me)
I love how every time Omar start whistling it echoes through the neighborhood love this character
“Lesson here Bey” or “Listen here Bey?” First one would be fitting.
Yeah I hear "Lesson".
I think it's an intentional double entrende
Never really paid attention to the title of the episode. But with it being “Lessons”, I presume he says “Lesson”.
"MY NAME IS MY NAME" is my favorite quote from The Wire. Vondas saying "He knows my name. But my name is not my name" is probably my 2nd favorite quote
Wee Beys sounds like a 1920s mobster lol
I thought he said if you swallow the King, you better not kiss. I need new batteries in my hearing aid.
The Wire was my issh!!
RIP Michael Williams 🙏🏾
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
The Wire was one of the BEST miniseries in television history. Nobody could've played the role of Omar better than Michael K. Williams. "Rest with the ancestors."
Omar: Hey, yo lesson here Bey. You come at the King, you best not miss.
Just finished binging on all four seasons of The Wire. God help us if someone decides it would make a great musical..
The Wire was 5 seasons. Season five was about the media.
Omar say "The media be the message." @@toshikotanaka3249
Stinkum was like someone who used the make a wish foundation to become a gangster.
I'm dead ☠
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Am I the only one thinking that he's sitting there in the car putting his fingerprints all over that gun with his right hand without a glove...and THEN he puts the glove on? C'mon now. Sometimes it's the little things. Great show.
Think that was intentional. There's a whole thing with Stinkum and that gun.
@@1337penguinman It's been a long while since I watched. Yeah, I can see that if it's kind of a talisman or charm. Still, the part of me that has seen too many episodes of "The First 48" and other true crime series was screaming. LOL
Street dudes be idiots sometimes. I see this happening in real life
Omar's technique was pretty good. Nice, supported, not rushing his shots
Surprising flaw as Weebey as characterized as one of the most capable enforcers in the show
@@trubblman You are right. Omar did surprise him though. Just shows how you lose form when you get rattled or shocked.
@@trubblmanwell we saw what happened the second time, one shot one hit from Wee bey.
1:38 "Hey now."
BOOOOOM
Omar had a blue tooth PA sound device before it was common.
"Hey now..." Never wanna hear them words walking past a dark alley
"It's good to be the king."
Just a magnificent scene. Omar whistling "Farmer In The Dell" makes the hairs on the back of my next stand up.
Scary as fuck to me lol
@@TheWireUni It's chilling. And I always get that same feeling every time.
You come at the King you best not miss...💯
“You come at the king, you best not miss!”
Actually the original line was supposed to be “Oh what a lovely tea party.” But they changed it in the final cut.
A man who lives by a code should be most feared because he will NEVER Falter!
Nah fam the greatest line was… "How you expect to run with the wolves come night, when you spend all day sportin' with the puppies?”
They paid homage to this in season 1 of what if. Killmonger, played by Michael b Jordan who was also a main actor from the show the wire, saves Tony Stark. While they're celebrating killmonger says, when they come for the king they best not miss.
dude was in a documentary about drugs then died of drugs what irony RIP omar
@1:38 “Cause I don’t need nobody setting up on me, while I’m setting up on them” -Chris Partlow
I always thought he said 'lesson here' as in I'm going to let you live to tell the story to others.
Nah, it's Ebonics
I heard "listen here", but I agree that the message was that Omar was letting Bey live to tell the others.
I think he says "lesson", at least that's what I hear. And if the episode's name is Lessons, it fits even better.
He didn't let Wee bey live, Wee bey took cover and defended his post, plus the police were on the way. When Wee bey shot Omar, he completely ran away.
Not just the line, but he nailed the delivery of it!
rip Michael K Williams. He was amazing in the wire, board walk empire, and Lovecraft country.
I always thought he says “ lesson here bey.. you come at the king, you best not miss “
Just played it again.. it’s definitely “ lesson here bey “
and of course, when the time came, omar missed his shot at avon. RIP MKW
It’s “LESSON here Bey, you come at the king you best not miss” hence the title of the episode- “Lessons”.
Yep I know. Thank you. I corrected it on the RUclips Short version 💯 but there are multiple transcripts online that says "Listen"... Title is Lessons and I learned from my mistake
"you still dont get it do you. Huh?
This ain't about your money bruh. Your boy gave you up. And we ain't have to torture his ass neither."
This scene is coming soon!
Wee bey is so zoned in, his pupils disappear when he’s talking to stink
Omar was on a roll that night, blasted Stinkum into the after life and winged Wee-Bay
Still the best t.v. show imo.
I can watch the Wire & The Sopranos yearly.😊😊😊
Thank God for that intro, wouldn't have been able to figure it out otherwise
Brilliant scene, only flaw for me is when they get out the car they ain't quiet, surely on the quiet corners that time of night you would hear a car door slam and at least look over. Especially in a game like The Game.
@Popatop :: I really missed a great show, apparently. The things I've heard about _The Wire._ Like it was the best show ever. I only saw, maybe, three episodes. This scene with the rat running across the street, I was wondering, just like you, didn't the guys on the corner hear that car door close ? That's not good. ( I started thinking :: Maybe this show was all hype. )
@cliffgaither definitely not all hype, its not fast paced but very well written. Personally my favourite U.S drama along with Breaking Bad, S.o.A and 6ft Under
One of the best actor ever played this part no one could’ve done it better seriously..👍❤️❤️❤️Rip Peace Omar
Why is he touchin the gun leavin prints then wearing gloves 🤷🏾♂️
Exactly! 😂
yo man sick video, the come at the king line is probably the most epic line from the show
Damn I wish Bird was here, Bird would be loving this shit😂😂😂 you gonna see bird real soon.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
lmaoo this the funniest comment
@BartSimpson-ji5uz thanks Mr. Bart Simpson interesting name. 🙂
Omar's legend made his death ring so much louder AND it was perfect for the show. He didn't get his blaze of glory and he didn't get to ride off into the sunset in peace. He went out just like anyone else stuck in the same meaningless cycle violence that gets everyone. After all that action, he'd become another distant memory. An urban legend the old heads will misremember the details about and young kids will doubt ever existed