Can’t believe he got killed just cause he was tryna stand up for himself, and they had the nerve to say he was talkin shit when they was the ones who started the whole thing
Ppl these days r really narcissistic about themselves especially when it comes 2 their pride & ego. Ferris did all that trying 2 prove that he is bad & went & 8 some food afterwards with those in the car with him having no remorse or natural affection about what they done.
This has to be one of the most memorable and most real world tense scenes ever, cause this has happend to alot of people before in the hood and it's so sad 😔
I always hated how Ricky's mom immediately blames Doughboy and starts taking out her anger on him, same as when he was a kid. Tyra Ferrell did a great job.
@@deathrager2404 maybe if he wasn’t messing up and creating drama and being a prick all the time. Every time the mom was nice to him in the movie Dough acted like a douche. Ricky wasn’t an asshole to his mom.
@@KingGemini87Loved that aspect of this scene. Even before he got shot, Dougj saw them fly down the block again and immediately thought of Ricky!!! That look on Cubes face was some great acting!! The fight had long passed. U are so right, dont hold on to grudges, we dont always get a second chance to make things right!!
What makes this even more sad especially for Doughboy is the last contact he had with Ricky was a fight and punching Rick in the face. If Doughboy would have went to get the cornmeal for Rick he'd still be alive.
You're misinformed. Ricky's girlfriend told him to get the cornmeal, because she wouldn't finish frying the fish without it. And Doughboy told Ricky that he wasn't the one that she told to go and get the cornmeal and told him get it himself.
@@lorinmiller3317 yeah and right after she asked Rick Rick went outside and asked Doughboy on the porch "hey man why don't you go to the store for me". Thats why Doughboy replied "Nigga I ain't the she asked to go get it". Thats how the fight broke out. Cmon man i watched this movie IN the theater in 1991.
He probably asked dough to go get it cause he had a whip and it would have took maybe minutes rather then ricky and tre walking to go get it and getting seen by the goons
So symbolic, with first shot hitting his legs killing his football dreams, and the second shot finally taking his life. John Singleton was a genius ❤ RIP
As many times as I’ve seen this movie the gut wrenching feeling still comes each time this scene comes up. John singleton really knew how to depict a movie.
Yup. That's why it was so satisfying to see Ferris and then getting what they deserved at the end....only to come to find Doughboy gets killed 2 weeks later
Ricky: “Listen, I want to do something with my life. I want to be somebody. I don’t want to be another brother running from a double barrel shotgun pointed at my chest, while I’m walking alone in the alleyway, that I didn’t initially see, because I was too distracted looking at lotto scratchers”. Tre: “That’s oddly specific.”
My ONLY problem with this scene 32 years later, is that nobody who is being chased by a crew who is looking to kill them will stop to pee that's just madness and i always thought that part was stupid. Overall though this is still my favorite all time hood movie hands down.
Ricky wasn't street smart worth a shit. He didn't understand he was in danger at all. That's why he told Tre that they were good and the others were just showing out.
One reason I love this movie so much is that it wasn't afraid to address the truth. Most movies with black directors and predominantly black casts are more interested in showing black people directly victimized by evil white men. Literally the very first in this movie addresses the fact that in the vast majority of black homicide cases their killer was black too. THIS is a far bigger problem and reality in black America. Singleton said what few other black people in Hollywood were saying: We need to take accountability. Sadly, his message has been completely drone out all these years later, replaced with the age-old "All the problems in my life are because of white people" line.
I wouldn't say fans I would say spectators after hearing gunshots n seeing the person who's been hit as he dies it happens in every hood I seen it several times after a shooting people stand around n watch as the cops n coroner shows up to take the body away
Right they should have jumped in that helicopter on the roof. Where the fuck were they going to get back to their house that didn't have a road attached to it?
@@Rich_iam if someone is chasing you why the fuck would you lead them back to your house?? This mook walked towards a main road with his head down?? I grew up in the cut, stay in an alley?
As bad as I felt when ricky died the fact that he knew they were after him and he was more worried about a scratch off ticket was one of the stupidest things I’ve seen in a movie
Yeah I don’t like how they tried to preach an agenda here. All that philosophy stuff goes out the window when you got mouths to feed. Better to join for a few years and get out with veteran benefits than to stay in the hood doing nothing until you die for something petty if college is off the table.
If I was them I wouldn’t have brought him into the house like that, this is too intense if a scene, is too much for me too see. I couldn’t imagine what real moms and wives have to go through in real life. 😢
So you just leave him on the street could you just said that if it was you you wouldn’t have brought them in the house I’m sorry, but I can’t understand why because they didn’t know what to do and where they were he was already dead and you don’t understand where they lived. Please don’t care took them a long time to get them on the police there. If he knows they don’t care about them took him a long time to get there she even get his body and I’m sorry but when you love somebody you’re not gonna just leave their body there in the street. That’s why I want to take him home. I don’t like him fat.
Love how cube without hesitation dropped everything and ultimately risk his own life to try and save his even though just moments before they got into a fight that's true brotherhood
One of the most memorable scenes in movie history. Everyone from the 90's who was into these types of movies knew the " Ricky" scene. 30 years on and you still hope that guy missed the shot
Yeah it’s a movie but watching this scene just makes me realize how everyone here is reacting to Ricky’s death, and expressing it in their own way. Monster is grieving but still keeping his eye out for any trouble, dookie crying but hiding his tears, Chris in shock, Tre obviously the one who doesn’t hide the love he had for him and Doughboy in disbelieve that his brother is dead but doesn’t know how to show emotion and compassion because he never received any..
Actually, we look this movie up. This was based on someone a true story based on these real characters. The characters in the movie were real people that is based on. I mean, a lot of it was fictionalize sure, but it was based on some characters that makes it even sadder.
A small detail, but when Chris finally wheels up in his wheelchair, he hyperventilates while staring at ricky, most likely reliving the day that he ended up in that wheelchair.
Man to add to this detail when dough boy pulls up u see him rolling in the back but not only that u see all the ppl at the end of the alley trying to see what happened
Doughboy spent his whole life protecting Ricky and standing up for him only for his mother to blame him for his death damn that shit must hurt to lose his brother and basically his mother too
Even Rick didn't appreciate dough, talking about how he just chills and does nothing that's the life he chose and there's nothin they could do about it.
@@thecappeningchannel515 nah he got killed because he bumped into blood dude at a car meet. In fact buddy was on Trey bumper too at the beginning of the movie .
Dude said to separate when they were goin to the same place. They literally live across from each other why tf would u go different ways especially when niggas with guns after u.
@@johnnyallthecash2742 ferris intentionally walked into Ricky. Both of them had a verbal exchange until Doughboy pulls up his shirt and shows them the firearm tucked in his waist.
@@midnytevega2777 It actually started when those 3 pieces of shit hoods were in the car and almost ran over Trey. Remember when that punk pulled the shotgun out of the rear driver window and threatened Trey with it? If you look at it deeper, Doughboy was a Crip and the instigators were Bloods, but the movie could not say that.
The reason they started shit with him is because of the jacket he had on is the wrong color and from Crenshaw high school a school in a Crip neighborhood
@@myballsitchsomethingfierce6319 yeah but that doesn't take away the fact that he killed somebody prior to that. You looking at life in the prison you gone be on your best behavior too hoping to get out. I'm not commending the man who murdered him after his alleged change of life, but there is a such thing as reaping what you sow.
@@heavyhandsholmes.9494 As long as you have breath you can change your life for the good. Paul wrote nearly half of the New Testament, and he was once a murderer of Christians.
Many people can learn from this scene. Notice that Tre is being aware of his surroundings while looking back to check on Ricky. Ricky on the other hand is distracted by the scratch off ticket and careless. If that was today, people would be too distracted by their touch screen phones & BAM it's over.
This is what makes me so mad: they killed Ricky for what? What was the reason?! Ricky ain't do nothin to nobody!!! That's how it is these days. People get killed over a little bit of nothing. We as people need to quit doing this to each other!!
That was the point, to show brothers that what we’re doing to each other is senseless and for nothing. It also shows how the cycle continues with Dough and the crew riding all day just to find them and kill em. If only they understood what Furious was trying to give them when he spoke 🤜🏾🤛🏾✊🏾. Let’s stop the violence 🛑 🔫
I think they shot him because they thought he was in a rival gang. When they first meet Ricky wad wearing a blue football jacket. That's my assumption anyway.
They shot him cause he got mad at Ferris for bumping into him on purpose at the car meet prior( hence the “They’re that motherfucker that was talking shit the other night) line
They knew Rick was from the 60s set and it’s obvious they bloods , they was just riding through the set but I’m sure they knew Dough was the smoke they ain’t want
Them fools ain't gonna do nothing man. They're just showin out and shit. -Ricky Those were his last words to Tre. Well actually it was "I'm outta here"
Soon as they shook hands and that music came on showing ricky walking away, i knew he was dead. I was only 11 when i first saw this but i could tell he was about to get it.
Theyre pretty stupid, if you're gonna cut through the houses, and hear that the car was speeding off to go around, wouldn't it be the wisest decision to go back? and trick the people in the car into thinking you ran through to an opening instead of just doing the obvious and risk getting shot.
Amazing how a movie's impact is so great, it keeps the audience coming back with the alternatives to avoid the death. That's how you know it's a perfect movie
Although this is a movie it happens every day and im from Baltimore.it’s so sad how we treat each other,we all deserve to grow old and experience life and all it’s stages…
@@seanm7539 It’s a culture problem in many black neighborhoods. It starts with a good father not being in the picture, and rap crap brainwashing many young black men.
"You got to be Mexican to win that shit" has to be one of the most underrated lines in cinema.
Fr I never noticed
I wish it be true. Can't win shit in those scratch offs. Lol
That line always reminds of ice cubes line in all about the Benjamin’s he said you either gotta be old or Puerto Rican lol 😂
I'm Mexican and I thought that line was funny
Nowadays u couldn’t say that shit lol weak all politically correct BS
Can’t believe he got killed just cause he was tryna stand up for himself, and they had the nerve to say he was talkin shit when they was the ones who started the whole thing
Sadly in the streets that don’t matter
Streets ain’t shit but a bunch of ignorant mfs killing each other with a pointless reason as the catalyst
They were*
Happens all the time, unfortunately.
Ppl these days r really narcissistic about themselves especially when it comes 2 their pride & ego. Ferris did all that trying 2 prove that he is bad & went & 8 some food afterwards with those in the car with him having no remorse or natural affection about what they done.
This has to be one of the most memorable and most real world tense scenes ever, cause this has happend to alot of people before in the hood and it's so sad 😔
happens eryday
Idk end of watch was pretty fucked
Still happens to this day
I always hated how Ricky's mom immediately blames Doughboy and starts taking out her anger on him, same as when he was a kid. Tyra Ferrell did a great job.
Maybe Dough should have treated his mom and family better too.
No we need mums like her more then ever. AFTER th son becomes road, not before.
@@Boygonebad maybe his mom shoulda NOT treated him like shit just because of his daddy and that she hated his daddy. foh this woman is terrible.
I agree with that’s the fucked up part about it
@@deathrager2404 maybe if he wasn’t messing up and creating drama and being a prick all the time. Every time the mom was nice to him in the movie Dough acted like a douche. Ricky wasn’t an asshole to his mom.
Despite them just having a fist fight, Dough was still concerned for his brother. Scene still hurts. Damn
Families fight all the time. It's holding on to that grudge is what really matters
@@KingGemini87Loved that aspect of this scene. Even before he got shot, Dougj saw them fly down the block again and immediately thought of Ricky!!! That look on Cubes face was some great acting!! The fight had long passed. U are so right, dont hold on to grudges, we dont always get a second chance to make things right!!
This scene is extra emotional to me since i lost my little sister unexpectedly. I was so devestated and hugged her dead body and just couldn't let go.
Sorry for your loss.
Sorry for your loss omg 😱 🌺 sending you love light healing vibes 🫶🏽
How did she pass if you don’t mind me asking
Condolences to you and your family
God bless and be strong brother 🙏🏾✌🏾💯
I'm sorry for your Ioss
It’s even more sad when you think about how he was so close to becoming a football player and getting his family out of Crenshaw
What makes this even more sad especially for Doughboy is the last contact he had with Ricky was a fight and punching Rick in the face. If Doughboy would have went to get the cornmeal for Rick he'd still be alive.
You're misinformed. Ricky's girlfriend told him to get the cornmeal, because she wouldn't finish frying the fish without it. And Doughboy told Ricky that he wasn't the one that she told to go and get the cornmeal and told him get it himself.
@@lorinmiller3317 yeah and right after she asked Rick Rick went outside and asked Doughboy on the porch "hey man why don't you go to the store for me". Thats why Doughboy replied "Nigga I ain't the she asked to go get it". Thats how the fight broke out. Cmon man i watched this movie IN the theater in 1991.
He probably asked dough to go get it cause he had a whip and it would have took maybe minutes rather then ricky and tre walking to go get it and getting seen by the goons
@@mr_m4613
Bcuz you saw the movie in the theater doesn't mean what you said is right WTF 🙄
Why didn't they ask any neighbors for some corn meal?
This scene hits my heart so hard every time. It’s so f’d up man. Senseless.
So symbolic, with first shot hitting his legs killing his football dreams, and the second shot finally taking his life. John Singleton was a genius ❤ RIP
Tre is loyal to be running back for Ricky when he easily could've opened fire on him too
He could have but the red car was in enemy territory. You don't stick around long after that.
Double barrel shotguns only fire two rounds before needing a reload, he likely knew this already living in the ghetto.
The cycle that never ends.
And it never will
Some things will never change.
One has to end this cycle himself. Dont take law into your own hands
It will end. It’s getting better but it’s nowhere near where it should be.
Keep voting for the idiots who keep you tied down and it’ll stay that way.
As many times as I’ve seen this movie the gut wrenching feeling still comes each time this scene comes up. John singleton really knew how to depict a movie.
Even after all these years this scene still gets to me.
2:40 spider senses on point
that call for mama hit different boy 5:51
To think all of this started over something very petty.
And Ricky wasn’t even the one who started it, which is even more infuriating.
Colors.
Just like in real life, still to this day...so many young people ending each other's lives over nothing.
It ALWAYS does
Yup. That's why it was so satisfying to see Ferris and then getting what they deserved at the end....only to come to find Doughboy gets killed 2 weeks later
This STILL hurts man!!!! And to imagine this is an everyday occurrence sickens me 😔😪
This is so sad he got killed, but still he should've listened to his best friend.
You mean when Tre said they should stay together?
@@joshburns4611 that's probably what she meant.
At 5:23-5:24 Morris helped lift his leg up although he was supposed to be dead lmao
😂😂😂😂😂
That saxophone just won’t let up
Rickey was too comfortable
Boyz N The Hood
Increase The Peace
This scene always makes me cry they did such a great job almost forgot it wasn’t real
Ricky: “Listen, I want to do something with my life. I want to be somebody. I don’t want to be another brother running from a double barrel shotgun pointed at my chest, while I’m walking alone in the alleyway, that I didn’t initially see, because I was too distracted looking at lotto scratchers”.
Tre: “That’s oddly specific.”
This shit happens every damn day for no reason at all! Pure senseless violence!
It's your fault.
Jealousy spirit
Saddest and most iconic scene ever
This movie cast had some gorgeous talented people man
Still can’t convince me a sawed off can do that much damage from that distance
a shotgun actually can hurt you at that damage it hit to over 25 or 30 yards and he wasn't that far away
@@tooreal813
I know they can travel to 18-35 yards but the damage I feel like wouldn’t be that bad on the second shot.
@@tooreal813 I could be wrong though
@@xbankhead13x definitely not from that distance. It would light his back up but only fragments.
When I need a good cry, I watch this scene.
I never even noticed Lil Chris crying 😢
Ricky was the coolest guy. His terrible end was a very sad moment. I liked how Dough put the rough thoughts aside to be sensitive to his brother.
That's real right, respect bring the brother home..
The sax of death is inevitable.
The guy who kills Ricky actually killed two people in real life and got murdered in prison
Ricky didnt have the mindset to excel in NFL he was looking for easy way outs and wanting to win lottery
My ONLY problem with this scene 32 years later, is that nobody who is being chased by a crew who is looking to kill them will stop to pee that's just madness and i always thought that part was stupid. Overall though this is still my favorite all time hood movie hands down.
Ricky wasn't street smart worth a shit. He didn't understand he was in danger at all. That's why he told Tre that they were good and the others were just showing out.
One reason I love this movie so much is that it wasn't afraid to address the truth. Most movies with black directors and predominantly black casts are more interested in showing black people directly victimized by evil white men. Literally the very first in this movie addresses the fact that in the vast majority of black homicide cases their killer was black too. THIS is a far bigger problem and reality in black America. Singleton said what few other black people in Hollywood were saying: We need to take accountability. Sadly, his message has been completely drone out all these years later, replaced with the age-old "All the problems in my life are because of white people" line.
Real talk tho, Ricky couldn’t have been that good of a RB. He didn’t once try to cut left or right.
You can see all the fans watching the scene being filmed at the waaay end of the alley after the car shows up! 😉
I wouldn't say fans I would say spectators after hearing gunshots n seeing the person who's been hit as he dies it happens in every hood I seen it several times after a shooting people stand around n watch as the cops n coroner shows up to take the body away
@@willieholmes8206 that’s real talk willie
@@willieholmes8206 for real
One of the saddest parts of hood movies history
2:37 - at the end of the day no matter how pissed Doughboy was, Ricky was still his top priority and his either (little) or (big) bro always
There isn't a movie with better in house music or instrumental music than this movie ever
“You gotta be Mexican..” 😂
That dude in the wheelchair took off lmao
First shot: his football career
Second shot: his life
It’s sadder cause he was tryna win for his son 💯💯
When I think of hard gangstas, I think of Cuba Gooding Jr.
And Morris chestnut
Show me the money!!!!!!
Who the hecks stops when they are being chased by gang members to do a scratch and win? Oh yeah, Ricky does. His death was sad for real though.
I’ve literally never understood how they didn’t escape… like stay away from roads…? This was not that hard of a problem to solve
It be the hood
Right they should have jumped in that helicopter on the roof. Where the fuck were they going to get back to their house that didn't have a road attached to it?
ricky was pretty naive, Tre would have seen the car and ran but ricky was playing with some stupid scratch ticket
@@Rich_iam if someone is chasing you why the fuck would you lead them back to your house?? This mook walked towards a main road with his head down?? I grew up in the cut, stay in an alley?
@@justiceforjuicy6765 if he lead them back to the house doughboy and the crew would have been ready.
One of the best film with ice cube, iam french
They really didn’t have to run. All they had to do was get far enough and hide in a trash can or something.
a life threatening situation and the fool is scratching a lottery ticket like nothing was happening....
If there was anytime to run a slant instead of a fly....R.I.P Ricky
Damn Rick! You should have hit one of those corners! Don't go straight!
Lloyd Avery II was the shooter in this movie, because he's the one who shoot Morris Chestnut's character Ricky Baker with the gun in the movie.
3:09 Dude in the wheelchair 🦽 is fast like he is sponsor by Nike in the Olympics Games 👌
When ice cube dropped the gun after getting out the car man that shit real life
As bad as I felt when ricky died the fact that he knew they were after him and he was more worried about a scratch off ticket was one of the stupidest things I’ve seen in a movie
He should have joined and gotten the GI Bill. Escape the hood.
Yeah I don’t like how they tried to preach an agenda here. All that philosophy stuff goes out the window when you got mouths to feed. Better to join for a few years and get out with veteran benefits than to stay in the hood doing nothing until you die for something petty if college is off the table.
"Lets split up" Famous last words
Bro in the wheelchair managed to show up at the exact time bruh 💀
My nigga Ricky was supposed to go to college 🥺
I was literally just thinking about this today in my head. Didn’t talk to myself. This algorithm can read minds.
Every time I watch this there’s always a part of me that believes Ricky will get away.
With the accuracy of a sawed off being at 5 meters..16 feet. This dude was halfway down the alley.
For sure. WOuld have been a much bigger spread; not concentrated like they have shown.
damn that double barrel got some range. lmao
Less than 50 yards einstein
@@columbusohio72 lmao lets hope its birdshot, easy there chad.
But he should be more alert he relaxed so much to soon, that why he got shot.
Let's split up
Me: This ain't Scooby Doo
If I was them I wouldn’t have brought him into the house like that, this is too intense if a scene, is too much for me too see. I couldn’t imagine what real moms and wives have to go through in real life. 😢
So you just leave him on the street could you just said that if it was you you wouldn’t have brought them in the house I’m sorry, but I can’t understand why because they didn’t know what to do and where they were he was already dead and you don’t understand where they lived. Please don’t care took them a long time to get them on the police there. If he knows they don’t care about them took him a long time to get there she even get his body and I’m sorry but when you love somebody you’re not gonna just leave their body there in the street. That’s why I want to take him home. I don’t like him fat.
Increase tha peace ✌️
this is probably where i disagreed with trey. homeboy just wanted a prosperous future for him and his kid. trey was trippin.
ricky sure made a lot of stupid decisions though
Tre Should’ve Been In The Blue Buggie 🥹😏 Rip Ricky 🕊
Love how cube without hesitation dropped everything and ultimately risk his own life to try and save his even though just moments before they got into a fight that's true brotherhood
Cause Ricky was gonna make something of his life
Dough was pure heart
He been risking his life for lil bro since they was kids it’s only right
Then the mama blames him😔
What blood doesn't fight...but blood will always be blood
One of the most memorable scenes in movie history. Everyone from the 90's who was into these types of movies knew the " Ricky" scene. 30 years on and you still hope that guy missed the shot
I was was 20 years old when this move came out in 91. Man how time flys
@@thetruthhurts131 i was born in 91… this a hood classic still remember my first time seeeing this
@@johnbrentford5513 came down here looking for trouble I guess you found it boy
never saw it before and i am from the 90s
And they're still dead karma always on the punisher too bad the punishee got the juice 2 weeks later
The guy in the wheelchair is a God. He managed to keep up with the car and show up at exactly the same time.
He just knew the short cuts in the driveways grew up there lol 😂
@@sportsntunes4021 exactly, you can’t drive the 64’ on the sidewalks and peoples driveways.
Didnt know they had scratch cards in 1992 👀
Lol!!!!
@@sportsntunes4021 facts I mean he litterally showed uo and was ready to War!
Yeah it’s a movie but watching this scene just makes me realize how everyone here is reacting to Ricky’s death, and expressing it in their own way. Monster is grieving but still keeping his eye out for any trouble, dookie crying but hiding his tears, Chris in shock, Tre obviously the one who doesn’t hide the love he had for him and Doughboy in disbelieve that his brother is dead but doesn’t know how to show emotion and compassion because he never received any..
Your comment deserves more attention. Well put
Dang after analyzing the scene you are 100% spot on you should do scene breakdowns on how the characters are feeling in the moment.
Spot on.
Actually, we look this movie up. This was based on someone a true story based on these real characters. The characters in the movie were real people that is based on. I mean, a lot of it was fictionalize sure, but it was based on some characters that makes it even sadder.
Ay yo. You’re one deep thinker I didn’t even realise this. Well done to you 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Remember this all started with a shoulder bump and a bag of Doritos
Also Ricky wearing blue that night Ferris and his gang were bloods that’s why he bumped into Ricky
yeah, ignorance. So many gang conflicts in REAL LIFE started over something that was so pointless
All because of a shoulder bump that the other did on purpose because he was wearing a different colored piece of clothing. That's all it took.
@@JB_TheRock All gang culture is pointless.
Fast forward today, some will start WW3 for the same nonsense, sad...😔
Absolutely one of the saddest moments in cinema history. Cried in the movie
You were in the movie?
Crying shame those white people shot Ricky that is what BLM would say.
Crying 😢now...pls...we.cried together
Damn. How old are you if you saw this in the theaters
@@DJ_TRON 👴
A small detail, but when Chris finally wheels up in his wheelchair, he hyperventilates while staring at ricky, most likely reliving the day that he ended up in that wheelchair.
It could be this, but don't forget he just wheeled a lot. I remember thinking this a long time ago too.
Man to add to this detail when dough boy pulls up u see him rolling in the back but not only that u see all the ppl at the end of the alley trying to see what happened
Maybe but don’t forget he’s been friends with Ricky since kids
@@LouLou-ft8yp Exactly, he was the little kid with jerry curl
Bollocks
Doughboy spent his whole life protecting Ricky and standing up for him only for his mother to blame him for his death damn that shit must hurt to lose his brother and basically his mother too
The best way to protect him was to stay away from the streets....Street life kills and has no bias
Even Rick didn't appreciate dough, talking about how he just chills and does nothing that's the life he chose and there's nothin they could do about it.
Rick was killed as a result of his brothers gang affiliation.
@@thecappeningchannel515 nah he got killed because he bumped into blood dude at a car meet. In fact buddy was on Trey bumper too at the beginning of the movie .
And ricky was naive splitting up from trey @@bombsovadecatur
Ricky had a D1 scholarship as a RB/WR flex... if there was ever a time to run a slant route, this would've been it
The old classic "he zigged when he should've zagged"
I was thinking the same thing
I really shouldn't laugh but Ricky really didn't use his talents like he should have
😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ricky is a good dude,but damn he makes the dumbest decisions 🤦🏽♂️
Like buying scratch-its.
@@pearlmax like playing scratch if while the ops is on the hunt 🤦🏾♂️
Dude said to separate when they were goin to the same place. They literally live across from each other why tf would u go different ways especially when niggas with guns after u.
@@esils
For real. I was like that dude walking and concentrating on the lottery. Isn't this an emergency situation.
@@darkgrandpriest1645 so they don't get both of them at once.
This scene was really sad on its own but when I saw Ricky's SAT scores my heart just absolutely broke.
Them dudes literally started the whole thing and killed him over it smh. That’s how it be too.
how did the beef start? I forget.
@@johnnyallthecash2742 ferris intentionally walked into Ricky. Both of them had a verbal exchange until Doughboy pulls up his shirt and shows them the firearm tucked in his waist.
@@midnytevega2777 It actually started when those 3 pieces of shit hoods were in the car and almost ran over Trey. Remember when that punk pulled the shotgun out of the rear driver window and threatened Trey with it? If you look at it deeper, Doughboy was a Crip and the instigators were Bloods, but the movie could not say that.
@@SuperN1ntendoChalmers you're right
The reason they started shit with him is because of the jacket he had on is the wrong color and from Crenshaw high school a school in a Crip neighborhood
I don't care how hard you think you are, everyone cried thug tears when Ricky died.
Not me!
You wet yourself. I saw it. I was there
sometimes it takes more courage to shed tears than to hold them back; F what anyone thinks, this is being real
Yep
Nah but this scene was extremely relatable
the background sounds of kids laughing while ricky’s running is chilling.
Creepy
Cause they don't know. They don't know what it's like out there yet
It symbolizes the beginning in the end
Wow. That is a really good attention to detail. Thanks for that.
Was just the sound of children Playing nearby. Yous All look Too dam Deep into the simplest things. Lay Off the darn Weed🌿, smh
That's crazy how the one doing the shooting in this scene winded up being a killer in real life, before he himself was killed in prison.
He turned his life around before he was murdered by a satanist.
@@myballsitchsomethingfierce6319 yeah but that doesn't take away the fact that he killed somebody prior to that. You looking at life in the prison you gone be on your best behavior too hoping to get out. I'm not commending the man who murdered him after his alleged change of life, but there is a such thing as reaping what you sow.
@@heavyhandsholmes.9494 As long as you have breath you can change your life for the good. Paul wrote nearly half of the New Testament, and he was once a murderer of Christians.
@@myballsitchsomethingfierce6319 what’s that gotta do with anything
@@805fillmoreYOu can always change for the good. Just stop touching yourself at night and get a job bucko
Many people can learn from this scene. Notice that Tre is being aware of his surroundings while looking back to check on Ricky. Ricky on the other hand is distracted by the scratch off ticket and careless. If that was today, people would be too distracted by their touch screen phones & BAM it's over.
Good way to look at it man.
wait, so y’all are still killing each other? Cringe.
@@rah-mown6392 shut up troll
@@rah-mown6392 you need to worry more about school and movie theater shootings from your kind troll!
The cell phone takes that lottery tickets place now…
My heart always drops when the hip-hop beat fades and the score kicks in.....
John Singleton lives forever through this masterpiece. 👍
Said the same, wasn't here long, but had a gigantic impact on us all!🕊
Forever and ever… 🤍🕊
This is what makes me so mad: they killed Ricky for what? What was the reason?! Ricky ain't do nothin to nobody!!! That's how it is these days. People get killed over a little bit of nothing. We as people need to quit doing this to each other!!
I think: they shot ricky to insult his brother, because in the scene you see them near his home, it looked like he was ready for them.
That was the point, to show brothers that what we’re doing to each other is senseless and for nothing. It also shows how the cycle continues with Dough and the crew riding all day just to find them and kill em. If only they understood what Furious was trying to give them when he spoke 🤜🏾🤛🏾✊🏾. Let’s stop the violence 🛑 🔫
I think they shot him because they thought he was in a rival gang. When they first meet Ricky wad wearing a blue football jacket. That's my assumption anyway.
They shot him cause he got mad at Ferris for bumping into him on purpose at the car meet prior( hence the “They’re that motherfucker that was talking shit the other night) line
They knew Rick was from the 60s set and it’s obvious they bloods , they was just riding through the set but I’m sure they knew Dough was the smoke they ain’t want
One of the most traumatizing scenes in movie history, you can just feel the pain
Ricky problem was he was too damn childish and naive! Why you playing scratch offs and you know it’s people hunting you
I know, right? First, he stopped to pee... then was scratching off his tickets.. That pi**ed me off.
Them fools ain't gonna do nothing man. They're just showin out and shit.
-Ricky
Those were his last words to Tre. Well actually it was "I'm outta here"
Soon as they shook hands and that music came on showing ricky walking away, i knew he was dead. I was only 11 when i first saw this but i could tell he was about to get it.
The absolute silence after he shouts "RICKY" gave me chills
3:45 always sends shivers up my spine.
I felt that on my chest
@@mattymatt7769 so did ricky
Theyre pretty stupid, if you're gonna cut through the houses, and hear that the car was speeding off to go around, wouldn't it be the wisest decision to go back? and trick the people in the car into thinking you ran through to an opening instead of just doing the obvious and risk getting shot.
It was written in the script to happen that way
@@stevenirizarry9427 obviously, theres no hood movie without one of them dying and bleeding out.
@@asterael1554 that's all movies lol they all make dumb decisions
Amazing how a movie's impact is so great, it keeps the audience coming back with the alternatives to avoid the death. That's how you know it's a perfect movie
Although this is a movie it happens every day and im from Baltimore.it’s so sad how we treat each other,we all deserve to grow old and experience life and all it’s stages…
black on black killings , no one says nothing but a white cop shoots & kills a young black man then it's an outrage
@@bigwillietheb We need to be outraged for that young black men killing each other over bullshit
@@bigwillietheb black on black crime is a problem.
@@seanm7539 It’s a culture problem in many black neighborhoods.
It starts with a good father not being in the picture, and rap crap brainwashing many young black men.
@@seanm7539 your right it was bullshit