Naw son, word on the street is stringer was cremated. He was so paranoid of doors that he didn't wanna be laid to rest in something that could open up. Plus being cremated would leave no evidence or DNA behind.
That whole thing was some brilliant symbolism. Brother Muzone and the locked door represented the legitimate business world he would never quite reach and Omar/ the boarded up door represented the gangster world he was shut out of. Like Avon said, "A man without a country." When people say shit like Breaking Bad is the best show ever I dont even trip. It's just ignorance
The Wire has the greatest characters, dialogue and overall story ever written of any show ever, with Boardwalk Empire a close 2nd. Then there's Oz, Rome, Banshee, Band of Brothers, True Detective and Tokyo Vice. HBO hardly ever disappoints ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Bodie was a "smart ass pawn". He knew he was gonna get capped sooner or later like D'Angelo said about pawns in the game of chess but he knew how to play just long enough to survive into Marlos reign.
@ThatOneAsianBroChick Kill or be killed. Bodie got an order. He wasn't charmed into murder....Marlo had none and he had bodies lined up in those vacants. It's the street, not a date.
@@Shteven yeah because all of his accusers "mysteriously" died Look up his family history and statements made by his brother. His relationship to his father. The original statements made by the boys in 2017. His first reaction to it Man is a monster
Right? It's nutty. I was looking up how old he currently is and realized he was 30 when he filmed the first seasons of The Wire. Same age as I am right now.
@@GABRIELA-ACEVEDO. yep he was like “just say the word, say the motherfucking word”, I think stringer was like the closest thing to a father figure he ever had.
@@GABRIELA-ACEVEDO.Avon knew who it was muozone he didn't tell the soldiers itwas eating him inside he gave them string's location and the subsequent scene with slim and avon. Avon was not even bothered about war this wasn't on marlo's crew.
"One of my favorite scenes. I loved season 2 a lot, believe it or not. I thought it was just as strong as the other seasons." Mine too - my personal favorite. Episode 6 (19 of the series) is the best of the 5 seasons, IMO. Omar does demolition derby on Maurice "Mr. Slime" Levy, the return of Prop Joe, the show-stopping scene with the stripper ("These bitches in here are no joke"), and so on are among the many reasons to love this particular season.
@@universalconquest4447 nah this wasn't like Beasts of No Nation he was dating D Angelo ex Wife and disrespecting Omar sexual orientation but saying the F Word Gay people don't like the F Word me included being Gay in Baltimore in a African American community he got reputation to hold
You're leaving me with very little to work with...classic. Marlo would have had Bodie clipped just on spec; but Stringer knew the value of organization.
Why Stringer out here lying saying he has to take on that responsibility? Anything goes wrong at all, “That was D’s fault” or “Just hit him man, he ain’t helping us, he a liability”.
Stringer complains later that he's running out of competent men, then ignores the potential Bodie had. Same deal with Slim Charles and with people constantly doing drugs under his watch. Missed the most basic and important part of business management, know who you're working with and what business you're in. Fool was trying to believe he wasn't in a Baltimore drug gang cos he did a few 101 economics classes
That one slip up gets you 20 years easy “ in the water” not off a bridge where you can’t see it hit water 💦 make sure it’s in the water in other words “don’t fuckup”
Except that CEOs don't have to take responsibility at all. When they fuck up they just pack their bags and leave with millions of dollars in severance pay.
Stringer trying to take in Bodie under his wing like D'angelo was under Avon, But D angelo wasn't a soldier. So Stringer was trying to get rid of him taking all his powers his freedom(keeping him in jail), his spot, his crew, his chick only he couldn't take is his uncle
Legend has it Stringer's tombstone reads "Here Lies String. Ayo lock that door"
😂
Omar's tombstone just reads: "AYOOOO"
Crazy part is he lost because of a locked door
Naw son, word on the street is stringer was cremated. He was so paranoid of doors that he didn't wanna be laid to rest in something that could open up. Plus being cremated would leave no evidence or DNA behind.
He was aware of the back door very early
"Lock that door". He wanted doors to be locked so much, at the end he got what he wanted without saying anything.
And when Omar chased Stringer in that building, every door was locked 🔐
@@heelspawn8023 You just said what the nigguh said man
Oh damn.... never put that together til you said it!
That whole thing was some brilliant symbolism. Brother Muzone and the locked door represented the legitimate business world he would never quite reach and Omar/ the boarded up door represented the gangster world he was shut out of. Like Avon said, "A man without a country." When people say shit like Breaking Bad is the best show ever I dont even trip. It's just ignorance
@@heelspawn8023yea nigga thats basically what he said!!!
His real accent was fighting for it's life in this scene lmao. Trying to escape by any means necessary.
The Wire has the greatest characters, dialogue and overall story ever written of any show ever, with Boardwalk Empire a close 2nd. Then there's Oz, Rome, Banshee, Band of Brothers, True Detective and Tokyo Vice. HBO hardly ever disappoints ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Namin all them shows without mentioning the sopranos is insane
That "responsibility" was on a tight rope.
Believe it or not, a lot of DC and Baltimore cats have a slight-slight British twang in the accent.
@@joeypenceNever got past the 1st season of The Sopranos, I wanna watch Godfather of Harlem and The Shield having recently finished Tokyo Vice.
Bodie’s smart response probably saved his life there. Stringer was definitely checking him
Stringer always liked Bodie.
The way he moves when show how people be ”ducking and hiding” gets me every time lol
"Splash."
LMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAO
0:38 his british accent couldn't be contained
@@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153 lololol
He masked it great for the most part, his issue was his quickness with words he should have slowed down certain phrases
Nah thats perfect baltimore accent
“You look around” sounds like singing
This whole scene had his accent coming through!
Bodie was a "smart ass pawn". He knew he was gonna get capped sooner or later like D'Angelo said about pawns in the game of chess but he knew how to play just long enough to survive into Marlos reign.
maybe Poot was the smart ass pawn. he was the only one who survived from the pit crew.
Slim Charles was the pawn that made it to the end.
@@awilmart id argue that Slim isn’t a pawn. He’s a Rook or something more important.
Bodie was wise and all but he shouldn't have been in the gunfight with Marlo's gang after coming so far.
@@awilmart Slim a Pawn! Hell nah! He like a Bishop or some shit!
You could tell stringer had respect and trusted bodie.
mro aho He Knew Bodie Was Loyal & Was Cut Like That When He Took Out Wallace
@ThatOneAsianBroChick Charisma ain't got shit to dew with it.
How did you ever solve that enourmous mystery? detective looking headass, sgt mro aho on da case
@ThatOneAsianBroChick Kill or be killed. Bodie got an order. He wasn't charmed into murder....Marlo had none and he had bodies lined up in those vacants. It's the street, not a date.
He's grooming Bodie to be his protégé
As a british man edris did a superb job with the american accent he deserved an award
It's so funny seeing hearing Idris act this way bcuz he's so nice in real life 😹
Funny how people who play the most vile or hostile characters in a TV or Movie are really nice IRL.
@@mikedawolf95 except for Kevin Spacey or Klaus Kinski.
@@JoeKing69 The accusations against Kevin Spacey were proved false, the man was innocent. Just saying.
@@Shteven all of them? Because there were a ton. Over many years. And at least one of his accusers died under suspicious circumstances.
Just saying.
@@Shteven yeah because all of his accusers "mysteriously" died
Look up his family history and statements made by his brother. His relationship to his father. The original statements made by the boys in 2017. His first reaction to it
Man is a monster
Shamrock wanted to cry when Stringer said splash 😂
😹😹😹😹😹
"But when push come to shove... I'm the one gotta take that responsi-bittety" 😂😂
Lmfaoooo
British accent slipped
Brodie was the only soldier that stringer liked
Poot could never get that respect lol
Bodie*
@@Bigg_Looch Bonie? Bitty?
@@ElephasXFalconeri you know his name
@@kaelanbradford3664 you mean him killing a rat that could possibly take down they whole crew from his statements and have them all locked up ?
Wow the most powerful speech of the whole series been looking for this for the longest
1:18 he knew he was the truth 💯
Stringers speech is still relevant to the world today , this Ceos are all the more corrupt
CEOs make sure their underlings don't give them too many 40 degree days.
You throw the guns in the water.....splash lmao
Crazy how Idris Elba was 30 filming this
Try watching him in 1998's Ultraviolet. I swear the guy decided to stop aging for like 10 years.
Right? It's nutty. I was looking up how old he currently is and realized he was 30 when he filmed the first seasons of The Wire. Same age as I am right now.
@@rjcripe i'm 36 and he looked older than me.
@@rjcripe Actually in the first season he was 29 when they filmed it as it came out in June 02
He looks better the older he gets
This show taught so many lessons it should be classified as "educational."
Bodie Earned String’s Respect & Trust Right There!!!!
After Stringer got murdered, and they thought it was Marlo crew, Bodie was first one wanting revenge.
@@GABRIELA-ACEVEDO. yep he was like “just say the word, say the motherfucking word”, I think stringer was like the closest thing to a father figure he ever had.
bodie and string love each other of you watch the series you’ll see how many scenes they have together as tight boss and soldier
@@GABRIELA-ACEVEDO.Avon knew who it was muozone he didn't tell the soldiers itwas eating him inside he gave them string's location and the subsequent scene with slim and avon. Avon was not even bothered about war this wasn't on marlo's crew.
Knuckles talking to his fellow echidnas and the chaos squad.
Has it really been 8 month since it was announced that Idris Elba was gonna voice Knuckles? Damn
"One of my favorite scenes. I loved season 2 a lot, believe it or not. I thought it was just as strong as the other seasons." Mine too - my personal favorite. Episode 6 (19 of the series) is the best of the 5 seasons, IMO. Omar does demolition derby on Maurice "Mr. Slime" Levy, the return of Prop Joe, the show-stopping scene with the stripper ("These bitches in here are no joke"), and so on are among the many reasons to love this particular season.
Stringer in his mf bag for this scene 😆
For me "The wire" was the greatest show ever and "Stringer bell"-the greatest villain
Stringer was great villian
Can’t wait to here this speech from Knuckles
In this scene, Stinger gives the boys a lesson on Gravity and Hydrodynamics.
0:23 - Jesus on the cross is thinking, “Am I hearing this correctly?”
His Cockney accent kept sneaking through.
I think Stringer was grooming Bodie to be his protégé
@@universalconquest4447 pause
@@universalconquest4447 Adebisi clapped his cheeks in Oz 😅
@@heelspawn8023 LOL
@@universalconquest4447 nah this wasn't like Beasts of No Nation he was dating D Angelo ex Wife and disrespecting Omar sexual orientation but saying the F Word Gay people don't like the F Word me included being Gay in Baltimore in a African American community he got reputation to hold
Lock that door.😂
he was fighting that british accent!!!
“Ayo Lock Dat Door!”
You're leaving me with very little to work with...classic. Marlo would have had Bodie clipped just on spec; but Stringer knew the value of organization.
"Lock that door"...whats up with string and locked doors lol
He didn't want anyone listening in.
It gets him killed in the end
Echo Eighteen holy crap I just realized that!
"Aayo lock that door yo. Yo lock that door. "
Probably symbolism, I’d imagine
He looks like Steve Jobs right there in front of his hood boys
Hey youngun.....as the older guy walks by and gives Bodie a look knowing Stringer isn't talking to him.
Anyone notice that Stringer did the fake punch like Avon used to do with D’Angelo
Why Stringer out here lying saying he has to take on that responsibility? Anything goes wrong at all, “That was D’s fault” or “Just hit him man, he ain’t helping us, he a liability”.
Every time I here Stringer bell speak I hear his British makes me laugh.
Homie is actually using clips of The Wire to spread his RobinHood affiliate link lmao
When Ibris said 'simple' you can almost hear his London accent
Stringer complains later that he's running out of competent men, then ignores the potential Bodie had. Same deal with Slim Charles and with people constantly doing drugs under his watch. Missed the most basic and important part of business management, know who you're working with and what business you're in. Fool was trying to believe he wasn't in a Baltimore drug gang cos he did a few 101 economics classes
Am I the only one who liked Stringer?? He had his head in the right place he just didn’t realize how over his head he was
Why would you be the only one when there's plenty of comments on every Stringer videos that praise the character? You're not special, bro.
I miss the wire :(
That one slip up gets you 20 years easy “ in the water” not off a bridge where you can’t see it hit water 💦 make sure it’s in the water in other words “don’t fuckup”
“Lock that door.”
Except that CEOs don't have to take responsibility at all. When they fuck up they just pack their bags and leave with millions of dollars in severance pay.
I think he's talking about Law Suits
Also they get bailed out by the government
Stringer is Tywin Lannister of The Wire.
Avon >> Stringer lol
@@willsyoutubeacc Marlo >>>>
Deadass. Avon wasn't as smart, nor was Marlo, both were more blood thirsty.
0:43
-..IN THE WATER... Splash!....
.. now get the fuck out of here, man...
"Lock that door."
Lock that door
Bodie looks like Chris Brown Stringer is right about CEO duties
Dude sounds more british than a white woman who spent 2 weeks traveling london
ay yo lock dat doh
This yo mans???! 🤣 00:24
funny the moments when you hear his british accent come out lol @:28
That gooood package!
Stringer trying to take in Bodie under his wing like D'angelo was under Avon, But D angelo wasn't a soldier. So Stringer was trying to get rid of him taking all his powers his freedom(keeping him in jail), his spot, his crew, his chick only he couldn't take is his uncle
I love it splash lmao
String and his doors man
“Splash”
What episode is this from?
yes
Season 2 Episode 9
Aiiyo lock that door?
What episode from the second season is this?
That's bs. Ceos get zero blame and continue to fail upwards.
Man Bodie got some magnums in his back pocket??
lock that door 'innit
where can i get that sweater
Literally any decent clothes chain. TJ Max or something. It’s just a plain red v neck knit
Bodie just wanted a dad
"Responsiblitity"....
Splash 💦 🔫😂
Season 2... SOBOTKA !!
SPLASH 😅🤣😅🤣😅
Splash lol
IDRIS ELBA IS SO DAMN FINE
Lock that door.
Sydney Wright guessing you weren’t much of a fan of Brother Mouzone and Omar...
Cause wen the shit fall bad
It All Fall Bad On Them
SPLASH😂😂😂
RESPONSIBIDDIDY!
Splash 😂
Splash
stringer too smooth with it, makes me want to look past him being a 🐍
Laackdedooo
Stringer and the fucking lock doors syndrome😒😒😒😏😠
Some ppl are better as number 2s
Does anybody notice that Idris Elba (Stringer) is British in real life?
Sierra Leonean British / Ghanaian British I believe
lak da do
PANDA :D
JY :D
Lock that door
Splash