I am sorry about the muted part on the Single Ladies dance. I got a copyright notice so it was removed. I didn't want to remove that part though because it is the most iconic Kurt-Burt part for me.
Burt Hummel is an amazing man, and an incredible father. He made mistakes as a kid, but he realized them and bettered himself for the greater good. I wish all parents were like him. I know everyone is different and that’s what makes all people unique, but it’s sad that parents/people like Burt are so rare.
Total tears :( And for those comments saying that Burt should have been kinder to Finn over the F+++ slur, remember that Finn was going through his own stuff and kind of used Kurt to take it out on. Normally he was kinder than that but he said what he said. And Burt definitely is going to protect his son whom he has seen be bullied for far too long. But Burt also would openly admit when he had a shortfall and would try to be better. Always being honest along the way. The truth is there is no way to know how a punishment will fall. Burt saw his son being basically bullied again in his own home and he stepped in. I personally was shocked too at Burt's punishment of Finn but I realized he was being a dad to his son. Of course the shows course was NEVER supposed to go with Finn dying so unexpectedly. The real lift death of Cory Monteith was so heartbreaking :(
I fully agree Though I love Keith Mars from Veronica Mars But Burt faces bigger challenges In the end of the day, Veronica was easier to love, being straight, pretty and smart Burt was raised in the environment where gays were treated horribly He changed himself for Kurt and defends him against everyone else
"I Have Nothing" should've just been to/about Burt, just like "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" Having the intro play while they were talking means it was tied to them.
To be honest, though, he's not a very good stepdad; the quarterback scene here proves it: he didn't hug Finn enough. Besides, he gave Kurt a graduation present here, but not Finn. Kurt always went first, just because he was Burt's biological son, not STEPson. And Burt was a little too tough on Finn in the basement, because he could've heard Finn out, not assumed Finn was equivalent to his teenage self. Especially when Finn said he didn't mean the f word that way, and that he considered Becky his friend, showing his respect for the girl he would never call the R word. It was an all or nothing case, regarding redemption over homophobia. Burt got all, Finn got nothing
About the whole f slur speech, I think Burt was right to be harsh on Finn. Kurt was already being and had already been bullied constantly by people for his sexuality, and his home was the only place he could feel safe, and Finn saying what he said took that away. Burt was right to show Finn that he would not tolerate anything like that. Also, didn't Finn call Sue's baby the r slur in later seasons? I may be misremembering, though.
@@xeoney yes he did call the baby that word, and it was wrong , and so was the f slur. I’m just saying it’s hypocritical for Burt to give himself years to learn how wrong homophobia is and not give Finn any, kicking him out ultimately without. Hearing his side
@@johnrainsman6650 Maybe kicking him out was a little too far, but other than that I think he was right. Burt probably didn't have anyone to tell him that, so maybe he wanted to be that person for Finn. Also, I just rewatched that scene where Finn called Sue's baby the r slur, but it was different to how I remembered and I forgot he apologised. I should've watched it first, Finn did the right thing by apologising in that scene.
@@xeoney and he did the right thing protecting Kurt from the two bullies in the f slur episode. Kurt didn’t appreciate it enough tho, if you watch “duets”
I think it was implied that Burt and Finn had some sort of off screen talk about the f slur thing when Burt confronted Kurt about how he hadn't told him the whole story. Given the games he would take finn to and the time he would spend with him (so much so that Kurt got jealous) I think they did have a fairly good relationship the show just didn't have the time to explore that on screen. I mean, Finn took over Burt's shop! I don't think Burt would've done that for just anyone.
I am sorry about the muted part on the Single Ladies dance. I got a copyright notice so it was removed. I didn't want to remove that part though because it is the most iconic Kurt-Burt part for me.
It doesn't need sound to be hilarious
Our world would have been a better place if all fathers are as accepting and understanding as Burt.
Amen.
THE SINGLE LADIES DANCE IS THE MOST ICONIC PERFORMANCE IN THE WHOLE SHOW CHANGE MY MIND!!!
IKR!
Can we all agree to this?!
I love when burt sees Kurt in n the hospital and is just full on protective dad mode
Love the "sit down and accept your present" So Funny!
5:33 is one of my favorite scenes ever, burt and blaines relationship is amazing
OMG! I just noticed that Burt wears a rainbow pin on his shirt collars! 7:17 and 8:45 ...LOVE THAT MAN!!!
its the one he got from blaine i think!
I love how physically disgusted and uncomfortable Kurt is after watching literally 4 seconds of sport 🤣
Burt Hummel is an amazing man, and an incredible father. He made mistakes as a kid, but he realized them and bettered himself for the greater good. I wish all parents were like him. I know everyone is different and that’s what makes all people unique, but it’s sad that parents/people like Burt are so rare.
Watching him as an adult now makes me hopeful that not every horrible teen grows up to become homophobic (or insert whatever "ic", or if "ist"*)
@@bluz1864my mum is like the female version of kurt's dad she's ok with me being gay
Can you imagine the kind of world we would live in if all Dads were like Burt?
Burt being the one who leads them into marriage was such a great thing of the show to do!
I love how we can still hear the sounds of the dance even tho its muted
Thank you so much for giving us a wonderful amazing Dad!
Burt ignites my daddy issues id kill for a dad like Burt 🥲
Total tears :( And for those comments saying that Burt should have been kinder to Finn over the F+++ slur, remember that Finn was going through his own stuff and kind of used Kurt to take it out on. Normally he was kinder than that but he said what he said. And Burt definitely is going to protect his son whom he has seen be bullied for far too long. But Burt also would openly admit when he had a shortfall and would try to be better. Always being honest along the way. The truth is there is no way to know how a punishment will fall. Burt saw his son being basically bullied again in his own home and he stepped in. I personally was shocked too at Burt's punishment of Finn but I realized he was being a dad to his son. Of course the shows course was NEVER supposed to go with Finn dying so unexpectedly. The real lift death of Cory Monteith was so heartbreaking :(
I fully agree
Though I love Keith Mars from Veronica Mars
But Burt faces bigger challenges
In the end of the day, Veronica was easier to love, being straight, pretty and smart
Burt was raised in the environment where gays were treated horribly
He changed himself for Kurt and defends him against everyone else
Sorry kurt, I think Burt outdid you with that performance 😂
世界一好きな親子♡
"I Have Nothing" should've just been to/about Burt, just like "I Wanna Hold Your Hand"
Having the intro play while they were talking means it was tied to them.
Burt is the best.
I knew I made a good decision when I showed my fiancé Glee and he said he hopes to be a dad like Burt to our kids (we have 2)
Okay can anyone tell me is 6:01-6:55 a one take or not cause it looks like it but I'm not sure
Did they ever say how Finn died in the show?
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My heart will always ache over the what could have been with Kurtofsky. It still haunts me till this day. Blaine didn’t deserve Kurt, but David did.
Did we watch the same show????
the fuck?
To be honest, though, he's not a very good stepdad; the quarterback scene here proves it: he didn't hug Finn enough. Besides, he gave Kurt a graduation present here, but not Finn. Kurt always went first, just because he was Burt's biological son, not STEPson. And Burt was a little too tough on Finn in the basement, because he could've heard Finn out, not assumed Finn was equivalent to his teenage self. Especially when Finn said he didn't mean the f word that way, and that he considered Becky his friend, showing his respect for the girl he would never call the R word. It was an all or nothing case, regarding redemption over homophobia. Burt got all, Finn got nothing
About the whole f slur speech, I think Burt was right to be harsh on Finn. Kurt was already being and had already been bullied constantly by people for his sexuality, and his home was the only place he could feel safe, and Finn saying what he said took that away. Burt was right to show Finn that he would not tolerate anything like that.
Also, didn't Finn call Sue's baby the r slur in later seasons? I may be misremembering, though.
@@xeoney yes he did call the baby that word, and it was wrong , and so was the f slur. I’m just saying it’s hypocritical for Burt to give himself years to learn how wrong homophobia is and not give Finn any, kicking him out ultimately without. Hearing his side
@@johnrainsman6650 Maybe kicking him out was a little too far, but other than that I think he was right. Burt probably didn't have anyone to tell him that, so maybe he wanted to be that person for Finn.
Also, I just rewatched that scene where Finn called Sue's baby the r slur, but it was different to how I remembered and I forgot he apologised. I should've watched it first, Finn did the right thing by apologising in that scene.
@@xeoney and he did the right thing protecting Kurt from the two bullies in the f slur episode. Kurt didn’t appreciate it enough tho, if you watch “duets”
I think it was implied that Burt and Finn had some sort of off screen talk about the f slur thing when Burt confronted Kurt about how he hadn't told him the whole story. Given the games he would take finn to and the time he would spend with him (so much so that Kurt got jealous) I think they did have a fairly good relationship the show just didn't have the time to explore that on screen. I mean, Finn took over Burt's shop! I don't think Burt would've done that for just anyone.