I’d say it was deeply rooted in him to become that way, and using his family as an excuse to do it was how he went about convincing himself he was justified in doing so. Nothing can forgive or excuse the things his ego brought him to do in the grand scheme of things
@@6023barath not ego the reality of the smartest person in the room living in a world that favors the dull and aggressive. He shifted his personality to the scope of the playing field nothing more. He was sick of having nothing while becoming nothing even to the people around him.
@@matthewlloyd2501then he began to play the game of watching out for himself first, and being around of a bunch of motherfuckers, he died being a best motherfucker than them all
Fr it makes sense when you look at it at the start, normal life living within the law just doesn’t work for some people. Some people get the short end and they have every reason to go against everything.
"That's why they hire men". Though Hank said this out of fun but imagine how Walt must've felt, in front of his wife and his teen son. For 50 fcuking years he was treated in a same way despite being one of the smartest people out there. He deserved respect but always faced humiliation. No wonder why later in the show it was not about money, it's about the pride he earned for himself.
@@amariajade255you sound like bully…..do you know that one of the reasons for school shootings in the us is because of bullies and the victim been ignored by society……so basically you are saying if you are a good and hardworking person you deserve no respect…..how stupid are you…….sorry to say this but you don’t deserve to waste the earth oxygen.stupid
Walter was actually a very relatable person. Imagine being as smart as he is, and knowing you are, but never recognized, being humiliated, feeling like he is not able to take financially care of his family etc. Once he finally is able to break free and do what he enjoys, even if it’s creating meth, he exels at it and get recogntion for it. Idk but from someone who has a similar kind of personality it’s understandable. You want recognition for your work, create something. And for some people that stuff is more important than morals.
Well, walter is relatable to me, and other very smart people. But very relatable he is not. No one else has that experience of being the smartest guy in the room always. Even people with a lot of training, college degrees, that many years later, they forgot most of it. Walter remembers it all.
Like when the battery was dead in the desert. Walter did not know enough to know he could not charge the battery by hand cranking the generator. They would have been out of there faster had he started with the making batteries. I was a mechanic and an engineer. I knew the generator would not work. It is nice when shows get details right. But other times it is the chemo brain taking over. Replacing floor joists that were fine, imagining he saw rot where there was none. Or the fly episode. Chemotherapy and radiation changed his brain which lead to the personality changes.
@@ramashish7202show called breaking bad, if you don’t watch it, you will regret it (well you wouldn’t regret it because you would never see the glory of the show, but you get my point)
Walter really did transform into who he was meant to be. He hated the car wash and teaching. His true love was chemistry even if it was just cooking meth.
Imagine if he just cook for some renewable energy. I mean that's the best story but of course gonna be boring because no killing and stuff for the show😅.
No, if he hadn't suppressed his darker side throughout his entire life he could have integrated it in a healthy way and done good. Instead he was a pushover and then snapped and swung in the complete opposite direction.
He didn't really bully him tbh. Most of what he said amounted to little more than light-hearted jokes that Walter took personally. Hank did genuinely care for Walter even if he didn't exactly have the highest opinion of him
I met Walter’s son (RJ Mitte) at Eddie World here in California. I was watching him pick out candy and I couldn’t help but think “why does he look so familiar…” then it hit me. He was so cool and friendly! He even took a picture whole holding my dog, it was awesome.
Walter is the epitome of every ordinary person out there. They all get talked down and treated without respect their whole lives that people get surprised when they stand up and rise in the rank to show their true selves. Every introvert feels that way.
The most insane part about Walter was the fact that he only ever shot someone with his own hand very few times. Instead he manipulated, outsmarted, and simply did chemistry to kill all his victims.
@sekk Early in the series. I don't remember the episode number. Jesse and Walter trap another drug dealer in the basement with a bke lock around dude's neck. Walter really doesn't want to kill him. It's a good one. I don't want to spoil it.
Its really fascinating to see what a man that has nothing to lose would do to provide for his family, and build a legacy for himself. Its crazy to think that someone so obscure in your life, like a teacher, or maybe someone you see everyday could have so much hidden from the public.
You never know what's happening behind closed doors, heck, you might not even know some of the grim secrets of family members. Hank certainly had lots of hints and evidence pointing towards Walt but he couldn't see it, his mind refused to see it. The ones closest to us, the ones we trust the most can betray us in the worst way possible.
@@SlebanDogux it was the reason he even began with it. And even in later Episodes he mentioned that all the money is for his family when he is dead. He never wanted the money for himself, of course he also wanted to get the money he lost from leaving Grey Matter Technologies but in the first place it was always for his family. Or why do you think he wanted the family to stay together? Thats why its so tragic, the reason for which he started cooking meth was gone, the family was destroyed
The scariest thing abt Walter is how relatable he is at the beginning getting kicked and tossed around everyone can relate to that and u feel bad abt it cause u don’t wanna relate and feel for a meth cook but we all do we understand that… or maybe I’m just crazy 😂
Any body watch Donnie brasco... " All my life I've tried to be the good guy, the guy in the white fucking hat. And for what? For nothing. I'm not becoming like them; I am them"
This is why the show worked so well. It had a clear objective from the start. Walt was always moving toward a destination and it turned out to be a great and tragic character arc you couldn’t look away from
Yeah his transformation deserves at least that much. Lots of times where you get glimpses of Heisenberg and Walt both as the bald man w a goatee. He slowly becomes Heisenberg more and more as the show progresses
@@atanaZioncriminal history ever since the birth of mankind has proven that someone who always acts like a gentleman or a Nice person. is either a serial killer / a psychotic maniac / a ra**st 💀 / or a really rich criminal with a lot of things to hide.
@HishamA.N_Comicbroe not really intitially he was building the company. But he ahd some personal issues so he left his girl and his company. A mistake he regretted abd he tried to move on and start his own family and do the "right" thing but that didn't work out. So he said fuck it up Imma cone up with another billion dollar idea & he did.
Sadly, it was not enough for Walt. He wanted a son who praise him all the time, give him gifts and go with whatever egomaniac shit he is up to. And that son he wanted was Jesse.
And a man, a man provides. And he does it even when he's not appreciated, or respected, or even loved. He simply bears up and he does it. Because he's a man. ~ Gus Fring.
@@OhHeBustin I like Walter and all but his cancer is definitely to blame then hank bringing him on a drug bust his cancer changed him into a whole different man
@@Vexxir the cancer didn’t make him heisenberg heisenberg was who “walter” actually was it was his true self each season he got further and further away from walter and into his true self of heisenberg he was a killer at heart and he became who he wanted to from the start.
@@coilindaly3610 I wouldn’t say he wanted to be a killer but ever since Walter lost his business he always wanted a sense of independence and respect/self worth. He let the money and the pride of his meth business get to his head, ultimately separating him from his normal family life.
@@asimplepie2279 yes. Walt basically felt like he has been fucked in the ass by Gray Matter and life in general. He enjoyed the control and power that being a meth kingpin offered him. He welt weak because of his cancer but being a meth kingpin made him feel strong.
Excellent work! I’d be interested in seeing a longer version of this. Walter White's transformation is both unique and epic. He goes from struggling to kill one person, Crazy-8, to taking down a mastermind like Gustavo Fring, with countless others falling victim along the way. He fully embraces his inner darkness, even to the point where his own family becomes his victims. Truly epic.
In only 2 years, he went from a high school chemistry teacher with a net worth of maybe 90K and a full head of hair >>> a bald dying millionaire meth cook with 30 bodies, no loved ones, and then shot himself 🤑
It's incredible how Walter White goes from fishing out the money that was thrown into the pool to becoming absolutely careless on where he spends his money
Seeing this now makes me realize it would’ve been awesome if we got a reaction from that kid who made fun of him about realizing Heisenberg is Mr.White and the terror and surprise on his face
Good man? Bro he had an easy way to get money and health insurance, and force an apology from his former colleagues. The real demonstration of how much of an ego driven coward he always was is that he didn't take the offer from Grey Matter. He could've had 200k in the bank, legal or social compensation, but no. He refused pity and sacrifice for his family.
@@Greg_Rock yeah his friends making millions with his ideas and he is gonna beg for money besides he didn t do it for treatment he knew he is gonna die so he wanted to leave something for family but all those years lived with scaring everything he felt power so bad
@@liaxsa1332 The meaning of walter white is that he was always going to become that person. He was coerced by social pressure to become the person he was in the beginning, and he was the real Walter White in the end
They hated that Walter was no longer the docile pushover. But once they saw that he could live a greater life, the pure goody two shoes ego of Hank and Marie feel threatened.
What?? Dude Hank and Marie were not goody two shoes. Hank had serious anger issues and a craving for control and Marie was a kleptomaniac. Nobody in Walt’s family was a good person in any shape or form, yet some are still better than others
@@fartyturd4084 they were playing the role of the "perfect ideal" family. they felt superior to Walter and Skyler, and with everything leading up to the inception of Heisenberg, they saw Walter as a lesser man incapable of being a threat to their egos.
@@magnet8185 Walter was a lesser man, let’s be honest. Even when he was the great Heisenberg the guy only did it out of spite and pure enjoyment for himself
@@fartyturd4084 The dude lived in regret seeing his company flourish without him, and seeing his friend marry the woman he loved. The cancer was the push that pushed him into making drugs, and making millions of dollars.
@@novazack2262 I think one best way to figure that is on the radio, after Walt-, Heisenberg is found dead. They'd be shocked how their innocent and feeble looking chem teacher was actually the most wanted kingpin.
Hank: "I don't even know who you are anymore.... I don't know who I'm talking to" Walter: "If that's true, if you don't know who I am, then maybe your best course would be to tread lightly."
Especially the tiny details. After killing Krazy 8, who Walt saw take off the crust of his sandwich, we'd see Walter cutting off the crust of his own sandwich. Mike had ice in his whiskey and Walt didn't, but he did after killing Mike. I just finished the show for the first time since the finale aired and it's more impressive the second time
If she hadn't her husband dark deeds would have been exposed so she actually thought about her criminal husband 💀 And hard earned money? You are talking as if it's legal business 🤣
@@Jahnavi4464 and that's the only thing she thought about, she didn't consult, didn't know the dangers, didn't think of a situation where they may need the money and had an affair of course
lol he did not have good intentions; he even admitted in the end that he did it all for himself. It was obviously an ego trip for him. That’s why instead of quitting with 5 mil for his family’s sake he ended up killing Mike. 💀
like he said he never really had control over his life like most ppl he just lived and things happened. he learned the value of life just 2 years before his death and only then he unlocked his true potential if he had the same control his whole life he would have a wife and kids that support and love him and would do anything to help instead of getting him early into grave
He didn't have good intentions. He knew he was being selfish. He put his family in danger, knowingly, even when he knew Skyler didn't want all that money for herself or their children. He even admits in the end that he did it for himself
It's nothing but brilliant character build up. There was always something dangerous about walter. He was always the villain. That's the whole point in him.
awesomeeee
you again here? haha thaaanks ❤️❤️👊🏻
Holy shit the guy commented on the guys comment on the guys video
@Spongeberg thank you spongeberg ♥
@@BreakingCallSaulEdits could you tell me the music you used in thie edit?
@@laeldan808 yes friend, shootout slowed reverb
It's funny how much Walter's family hated him as Heisenberg but his family was the one that created that persona.
Yeah
I’d say it was deeply rooted in him to become that way, and using his family as an excuse to do it was how he went about convincing himself he was justified in doing so. Nothing can forgive or excuse the things his ego brought him to do in the grand scheme of things
@@hydropage2855 Yeah, even before "becoming" Heisenberg, his conversations with Elliot and Gretchen really show his ego
@@6023barath not ego the reality of the smartest person in the room living in a world that favors the dull and aggressive. He shifted his personality to the scope of the playing field nothing more. He was sick of having nothing while becoming nothing even to the people around him.
@@matthewlloyd2501then he began to play the game of watching out for himself first, and being around of a bunch of motherfuckers, he died being a best motherfucker than them all
“Badass dad”
“You’re godamn right”
No bitches? And 438 likes
"your goddamn right"
@@Neridian_that's not it at all
@@Neridian_ surely you mean "ur"
@@yourmommasentme6544 he surely meant "r"
It's probably one of the best character developments in modern television
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Just a hair above Prince Zuko
he took those who can't do, teach personally
@@TJWallace1998 all because he has uncle Iroh.
Without probably...it s the only one
“I did it for me. I liked it. I was good at it.”
Fr it makes sense when you look at it at the start, normal life living within the law just doesn’t work for some people. Some people get the short end and they have every reason to go against everything.
@@cerovk6000muy cierto.
Imagine what would’ve happened to these kids if he was Heisenberg at the time.
Disintegration
Acid bath
“Fuck yeah child murder”
@@shubhampandya1669 hahaha laughed at loud at how random that was
He would be cleaning walt's tires
“You know the business… And I know the chemistry” is probably my favorite line in the whole series
Yeah except Jesse didn't really know the business...
E...
@@aoxgam3r274 so true…
“This, is not meth.”
@@georgemills6292 lol true
It doesn’t scare you, it makes you terrified because you can feel every little emotion in this series. It’s surreal.
"That's why they hire men". Though Hank said this out of fun but imagine how Walt must've felt, in front of his wife and his teen son. For 50 fcuking years he was treated in a same way despite being one of the smartest people out there. He deserved respect but always faced humiliation. No wonder why later in the show it was not about money, it's about the pride he earned for himself.
@@amariajade255 The second half of your comment is dumb...
@@amariajade255you sound like bully…..do you know that one of the reasons for school shootings in the us is because of bullies and the victim been ignored by society……so basically you are saying if you are a good and hardworking person you deserve no respect…..how stupid are you…….sorry to say this but you don’t deserve to waste the earth oxygen.stupid
He did help Co found a giant company, the problem was that Walt never wanted to rejoin the company cause he has too much pride to accept charity
@@amariajade255he did 😂
@@amariajade255ofc he don't deserve shit, that's reserved for you
moral of story: pay teachers more
And improve healthcare.
I think your teacher or your is teacher😂😂😂
How about don’t be an ass to people.
@@Rambo__Reddybro i hav no idea what u jus said
💀
Nobody talkin about how bro just dropped the hardest ww edit
thanks man
Agreed.
Man, I can’t believe he dropped a Willy Wonka edit!
@@hauntedmalk To my other WW...
@@hauntedmalk
Walter White and the meth house.
All he needed was one genuinely good person to talk to to avoid this
That would be an ethical path but he would have died of lung disease with teachers retirement pay
@@sashankabarman7217 he could've taken the money that his rich friends offered
@@ssdhs They were not his friends.
@@tepe8985 ex-friends, doesn't matter
@@ssdhs lol and be under their obligation forever? Nah
Bro fit almost entire show in one short
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No? It's mainly the first few eps and some scenes from later eps.
@@smart-ass8518 dang bro can't take jokes
@@CJ-rl4kd Dang bro you call that a joke?
Yeah I don't really get how this comment was a joke to you😂 @@CJ-rl4kd
This edit is indeed 99.1% pure
I thought it was 96%... damn I better have a word with Jesse.
Does anyone know what the music in the background is called??
@@WhiteListed-ib7or shootout
🎉
Bryan Cranston may be the best TV actor ever. His range and likeability is unmatched.
movie name
؟؟
@@noorrm26 it's not a movie
@@michaelgilman9320 so useful
@@noorrm26 Breaking Bad ( and it's not movie)
Walter was actually a very relatable person. Imagine being as smart as he is, and knowing you are, but never recognized, being humiliated, feeling like he is not able to take financially care of his family etc. Once he finally is able to break free and do what he enjoys, even if it’s creating meth, he exels at it and get recogntion for it. Idk but from someone who has a similar kind of personality it’s understandable.
You want recognition for your work, create something. And for some people that stuff is more important than morals.
Well, walter is relatable to me, and other very smart people. But very relatable he is not. No one else has that experience of being the smartest guy in the room always.
Even people with a lot of training, college degrees, that many years later, they forgot most of it. Walter remembers it all.
Like when the battery was dead in the desert. Walter did not know enough to know he could not charge the battery by hand cranking the generator. They would have been out of there faster had he started with the making batteries.
I was a mechanic and an engineer. I knew the generator would not work. It is nice when shows get details right.
But other times it is the chemo brain taking over. Replacing floor joists that were fine, imagining he saw rot where there was none. Or the fly episode.
Chemotherapy and radiation changed his brain which lead to the personality changes.
Walter White is the definition of “Men suffer in silence”
Can I get a witness!?
Which is precisely why he became a criminal druglord instead of just accepting help
@@llawliet5767 there is no help
yeah
Yeah, but he really wanted to be seen 😮💨
"Be the hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain"
Nah bro just took a shortcut and became the villain 💀
Movie name??
@@ramashish7202 it’s a show called breaking bad
@@ramashish7202show called breaking bad, if you don’t watch it, you will regret it (well you wouldn’t regret it because you would never see the glory of the show, but you get my point)
He was dissolving body's in episode 2
Walter White is the best written character i’ve ever seen
i would like your comment but its on 69
Written and interpreted
Homelander...
Kratos is written better
And so is Eren yeager
But walter is a good character
@@llKAR1Mll I would change eren to Guts
Humiliation after humiliation after humiliation gets to people, and this show really shows what can happen to those kinds of people
The level of awesome you are is genuinely unmatched. Almost all of your edits feel smooth, yet unique.
Bravo Breaking Call Saul Edits!
thanks again my friend joey it's always nice to see you here
PS: I love this fortnite skin hahaha
@@BreakingCallSaulEdits yo I got a better name for your shorts channel
Breaking Saul💀
@@karolinaobszarny600
Shit there was nothing smooth about that seizure inducing video, guy...
this is no way unique, it’s a pretty basic edit ☠️☠️
Fun Fact: The first time we saw Jessie and Walter present, they were both in underpants 💀
No because we saw Jessie in the RV and he was passed out.
The Father and The Son and The Holy Spirit are God, They love you ❤️
True for thousands of girls around the world😂😂
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@@j_o_k_e_r9187 damn youre right
"All it takes is one bad day" - Joker
That line was cold asf
when you're a gamer
@@BroTF4591 No it wasn’t, it’s just cringy.
@ItWasJohn Joker was just an evil little bug, glad my boy Superman clapped him fr 🚬😮💨
@@maydixon-yuras9927 Joker turned Superman into a tyrant.
"Easy money until I catch you"
Walter: and I took that personally
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He went from “Help me, I’m in danger” to “I am the danger!”
He went from answering the door to being the one who knocks
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Series name?
@@arpitsinhthakor3780 breaking bad
Mr. Chips to scarface
Walter really did transform into who he was meant to be. He hated the car wash and teaching. His true love was chemistry even if it was just cooking meth.
Imagine if he just cook for some renewable energy.
I mean that's the best story but of course gonna be boring because no killing and stuff for the show😅.
Does anyone know what the music in the background is called
No, if he hadn't suppressed his darker side throughout his entire life he could have integrated it in a healthy way and done good. Instead he was a pushover and then snapped and swung in the complete opposite direction.
@@WhiteListed-ib7orshootout slowed
@@ryantogo8359do evil≠be a weakling
he doesn't just know the chemistry.. he understands the empire
Whiter Walte
he doesnt just understand the empire.. he owns it
I wish he was my science teacher lol
Na his empire stood on the intelligence of Saul Goodman.
He clearly didn't.
The best TV series I've seen
What is the name
Game of thrones @@Forex._.ninja99
Fact bro 🔥🔥🔥🔥
An example of a perfect transition from victim to villain.
Indeed but like all power blinds them sadly
walter is protagonist
@@amarson2322 villains can be protagonists too
The reason for his rapid transition is because he was a victim of himself more than anyone else.
Hank passive aggressively bullied and emasculated Walter for years in front of his family. Deep down, in the end, Hank knew the part he’d played.
He didn't really bully him tbh. Most of what he said amounted to little more than light-hearted jokes that Walter took personally. Hank did genuinely care for Walter even if he didn't exactly have the highest opinion of him
Nah homies right hanks passive agressive shit talk definitely helped break Walt
Hank is a pig of a man.
In real life, Majority of bullying is unintentional
@@errwhattheflip
There's a fine line between teasing and bullying though.
They teased him when he was a rabbit, but despised him when he became a lion.
This made me laugh out loud
That's weird. How does a rabbit turn to a lion?
This is a terrible analogy
@@AkiraHartono The same way a science teacher becomes a drug lord duh lmaoo 🤣
@@bigmushypealad8530 Now we are even for that terrible name 💀😂 and the analogy is fine.
Really shows Walts character change, really touching but sad thinking at the same time. Best edit ever.
Means the wooorld thank you!!
I met Walter’s son (RJ Mitte) at Eddie World here in California. I was watching him pick out candy and I couldn’t help but think “why does he look so familiar…” then it hit me. He was so cool and friendly! He even took a picture whole holding my dog, it was awesome.
you are very lucky bro
@@Noblex07 yeah I couldn’t believe it! Hopefully I run into Walter too lol
If he actually retarded?
you are very unlucky
@@TheRealestKushSmoker420 obvious troll is obvious
That "tread lightly" conversation with Hank had me at the edge of my seat when I first saw it. What an amazing series
Which series
@@browdelgaming9373 it’s called The Walking Dead 👍🏻
@@browdelgaming9373Star Trek
@@browdelgaming9373 it's Breaking Bad don't listen to these guys😂😂
@@browdelgaming9373 darude - sandstorm
Walter is the epitome of every ordinary person out there. They all get talked down and treated without respect their whole lives that people get surprised when they stand up and rise in the rank to show their true selves. Every introvert feels that way.
you are damn right
Not all introvert's true self is an ego filled megalomaniac
“Say my name .”
“You’re Walter white .”
“You’re goddam right , wait wha…”
He knows more than just the chemistry, you have to admit
he knows the business too
He knows how to cook
At first he only knew the chemistry but he learned the business part at a frightening rate
He was very intelligent as a person
The most insane part about Walter was the fact that he only ever shot someone with his own hand very few times. Instead he manipulated, outsmarted, and simply did chemistry to kill all his victims.
A similar vein to Charles Manson.
Also, the Bike lock. Probably his saddest and most brutal murder. He really wanted to let the guy go.
@sekk Krazy8? 1st season
@sekk Early in the series. I don't remember the episode number. Jesse and Walter trap another drug dealer in the basement with a bke lock around dude's neck. Walter really doesn't want to kill him. It's a good one. I don't want to spoil it.
@sekk season 1 episode 3 I believe
Its really fascinating to see what a man that has nothing to lose would do to provide for his family, and build a legacy for himself. Its crazy to think that someone so obscure in your life, like a teacher, or maybe someone you see everyday could have so much hidden from the public.
You never know what's happening behind closed doors, heck, you might not even know some of the grim secrets of family members.
Hank certainly had lots of hints and evidence pointing towards Walt but he couldn't see it, his mind refused to see it. The ones closest to us, the ones we trust the most can betray us in the worst way possible.
@@AlTheWombat "The bigger the lie, the more people believe it"
it was never about his family.
@@SlebanDogux uh yeah it was for the first few seasons it was
@@SlebanDogux it was the reason he even began with it. And even in later Episodes he mentioned that all the money is for his family when he is dead. He never wanted the money for himself, of course he also wanted to get the money he lost from leaving Grey Matter Technologies but in the first place it was always for his family. Or why do you think he wanted the family to stay together? Thats why its so tragic, the reason for which he started cooking meth was gone, the family was destroyed
Bro this is by far one of the most legendary WW edits to ever be put out, good job 🫶🗣️
that growl in the middle after the explosion was powerful
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That was a burp not growl XDDD
Edit: It's a joke ;)
Facts
The scariest thing abt Walter is how relatable he is at the beginning getting kicked and tossed around everyone can relate to that and u feel bad abt it cause u don’t wanna relate and feel for a meth cook but we all do we understand that… or maybe I’m just crazy 😂
Nope i get you. You try to be the good guy and have nothing to show for it.
This world has a funny way of testing us lmao
Any body watch Donnie brasco... " All my life I've tried to be the good guy, the guy in the white fucking hat. And for what? For nothing. I'm not becoming like them; I am them"
Joker: All it takes is just one bad day.
Sometimes, it just makes sense when you think about it. Since what Walter wants is just money.
Not only do i relate to Walter I’ve been taking his example cooking is easy money
This is why the show worked so well. It had a clear objective from the start. Walt was always moving toward a destination and it turned out to be a great and tragic character arc you couldn’t look away from
Favorite series had a blast watching it last summer
*Level 1 Crook to Level 100 Mafia Boss*
*Level 1 crook to Level 100 Bane of law*
Level 99.1 cook
You should do a full 3-4 minute video in this style, it's really unique and I'm sure me and a lot of other people would like to watch it.
Hmmm, Nice my friend
Thanks for The tip
yes i would like to watch it too😃
@@BreakingCallSaulEdits yes, I'm too.
Yeah his transformation deserves at least that much. Lots of times where you get glimpses of Heisenberg and Walt both as the bald man w a goatee. He slowly becomes Heisenberg more and more as the show progresses
For any character this was beyond amazing
Tommy Shelby, Arthur Shelby
Alfie Solomons
Jax teller
Ragnar lothbrok
Tony Soporona
Etc etc etc
This is one of the best edits I’ve ever seen, it really sums up Walt’s transformation over so many episodes
Damn right you are!
Nah that was a sick ass line to go with this edit and music 100% goated line🔥🔥🔥
"But You know the business, and i know the chemistry"
thanks my brother
Never piss off a man who's good at heart because when he turns bad, it's for worse.
This man broke the bad. It’s breaking bad time
@@Ag-kt3je when he heisenburged all over
giant stick up his ass suddenly is gonna break bad
trully of the series ever
Pissing *off* someone with a bad heart has its own problems, too.
@@robertbouley7697 They don't last long.
Don't mess with a nice gentlemen, you don't know what's inside him.
a f*cking dildo
more often than not, an insecure dude
@@atanaZioncriminal history ever since the birth of mankind has proven that someone who always acts like a gentleman or a Nice person. is either a serial killer / a psychotic maniac / a ra**st 💀 / or a really rich criminal with a lot of things to hide.
@@atanaZionand that's the most dangerous kind of dude
Hell yeah
Really good edit, show is a masterpiece
Bro made the hardest BB edit and thought we wouldn't notice ☠️
Awesome work mang!
The downward spiral of a man rejected by society who grows to reject society.
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Nah he rejected "society" from the beginning until he actually starts using it for his ego & exploits. Walter isn't sympathetic.
@@Comicbroe405 EXACTLY!!! They had to introduce real Nazi's to make people stop hating Walt.
@HishamA.N_Comicbroe not really intitially he was building the company. But he ahd some personal issues so he left his girl and his company. A mistake he regretted abd he tried to move on and start his own family and do the "right" thing but that didn't work out. So he said fuck it up Imma cone up with another billion dollar idea & he did.
"Badass, dad."❤❤❤
Every father loves his son's support.🥰
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Sadly, it was not enough for Walt. He wanted a son who praise him all the time, give him gifts and go with whatever egomaniac shit he is up to. And that son he wanted was Jesse.
@@SkyGodKazuhaJesse more often rebuked him for the shit Walter made him do, I see that as no form of appraisal of any kind.
This video is amazing, Best edit Ive seen with Walters transformation, just chilling
Thank you sooo much!
And a man, a man provides. And he does it even when he's not appreciated, or respected, or even loved. He simply bears up and he does it. Because he's a man. ~ Gus Fring.
Here to save the day. Song: Shootout Slowed+Reverb
Thx bro
but it's in the title hahaha
❤
THANK YOU!!! Lol
Thanks!
Walter had no b*llshit in his life until Hank took him on a ride to “get away from his boring life”
Bro now that you mention it this makes me like walter again, although he did want to go after he heard about the money lol
@@OhHeBustin I like Walter and all but his cancer is definitely to blame then hank bringing him on a drug bust his cancer changed him into a whole different man
@@Vexxir the cancer didn’t make him heisenberg heisenberg was who “walter” actually was it was his true self each season he got further and further away from walter and into his true self of heisenberg he was a killer at heart and he became who he wanted to from the start.
@@coilindaly3610 I wouldn’t say he wanted to be a killer but ever since Walter lost his business he always wanted a sense of independence and respect/self worth. He let the money and the pride of his meth business get to his head, ultimately separating him from his normal family life.
@@asimplepie2279 yes. Walt basically felt like he has been fucked in the ass by Gray Matter and life in general. He enjoyed the control and power that being a meth kingpin offered him. He welt weak because of his cancer but being a meth kingpin made him feel strong.
Excellent work! I’d be interested in seeing a longer version of this. Walter White's transformation is both unique and epic. He goes from struggling to kill one person, Crazy-8, to taking down a mastermind like Gustavo Fring, with countless others falling victim along the way. He fully embraces his inner darkness, even to the point where his own family becomes his victims. Truly epic.
Literally a villain’s backstory.
Anti villain
Breaking Bad taught us that the more bald a character is the more bad ass they are
This is why Lalo lost
And the more smartass their kid is.
Unless your name is Ted.
@@joecope9935i hate that MF😂
a bald man has already lost one of the most valuable things he owned, his hair, he has nothing left to lose☠️
season one is truly just my favorite, theres just something really magical when i look it back like a feeling i've never had
Its walts hair bruh we all miss it
It’s probably nostalgia
@@Joosher56 you're goddamn right.
@@roman9577 breaking bad
Hal’s multiverse where he becomes a kingpin
Hardest breaking bad edit yet 🗣️🔥🔥🔥
Wow, first time i see a non cringe edit.
Actually sick!!
yeah without the over-loaded sigma music
I get copyright shit and what not but it's always some chody ass sigma music. So fucking bad 🤣
nah it still has the unneeded cringe filter that sharpens everything to oblivion
but the title is cringe ngl
This might be the best edit of BB I've seen
Easily!!
whats is BB
@@Simpliyf Breaking bad=Bb
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ive seen so many edits better then this lmao
"You knew the business and i know the chemistry"
I’m thinking maybe you and I could partner up
iconic writing, vravo vincee
*know
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This was the best video montages I've ever seen for Breaking Bad. Well done
the Best transformation of a character i've ever seen
Gohan ss2
@@damienkun8786 🤓
Yep, and that's why is calling Breaking Bad, is all about his transformation
In only 2 years, he went from a high school chemistry teacher with a net worth of maybe 90K and a full head of hair >>> a bald dying millionaire meth cook with 30 bodies, no loved ones, and then shot himself 🤑
Don't ever mess with silent people. You don't know the level of insanity they can touch to get what they want
Not just silent people
corny af
Every socially awkward's mantra
I'm 14 and this is deep (?
@@chiarruzini1191 nah bros 12
You cannot break a man like a dog or a horse. The harder you beat a man, the taller he stands.
Far cry 2?
@@AxelaGamingYeah Farcry 2 The Jackal 😎😎😎😎
Bro dropped the hardest Breaking Bad edit 🔥🔥
Crazy how walt when from being scared of guns to poisoning a child with no hesitation
There was a lot of hesitation, but far more resolve.
It's incredible how Walter White goes from fishing out the money that was thrown into the pool to becoming absolutely careless on where he spends his money
WOW AN ACTUAL BREAKING BAD EDIT THATS NOT CRINGY OR DUMB, THIS WAS FKN AWESOME DUDE!!!
Thanks my friend ❤️💪
Seeing this now makes me realize it would’ve been awesome if we got a reaction from that kid who made fun of him about realizing Heisenberg is Mr.White and the terror and surprise on his face
Nothing more dangerous than an anger of a good man
Good man? Bro he had an easy way to get money and health insurance, and force an apology from his former colleagues. The real demonstration of how much of an ego driven coward he always was is that he didn't take the offer from Grey Matter. He could've had 200k in the bank, legal or social compensation, but no. He refused pity and sacrifice for his family.
@@Greg_Rock yeah his friends making millions with his ideas and he is gonna beg for money besides he didn t do it for treatment he knew he is gonna die so he wanted to leave something for family but all those years lived with scaring everything he felt power so bad
Could say it’s more painful to see anger from a good man that anger from a bad one.
@@liaxsa1332 The meaning of walter white is that he was always going to become that person. He was coerced by social pressure to become the person he was in the beginning, and he was the real Walter White in the end
@@Greg_Rock he did have an ego yes, but the guy was not a coward.
They hated that Walter was no longer the docile pushover. But once they saw that he could live a greater life, the pure goody two shoes ego of Hank and Marie feel threatened.
Bro he indirectly killed 167 people at once, he manipulated jesse and got everyone he loved killed and he got jesse enslaved
What?? Dude Hank and Marie were not goody two shoes. Hank had serious anger issues and a craving for control and Marie was a kleptomaniac. Nobody in Walt’s family was a good person in any shape or form, yet some are still better than others
@@fartyturd4084 they were playing the role of the "perfect ideal" family. they felt superior to Walter and Skyler, and with everything leading up to the inception of Heisenberg, they saw Walter as a lesser man incapable of being a threat to their egos.
@@magnet8185 Walter was a lesser man, let’s be honest. Even when he was the great Heisenberg the guy only did it out of spite and pure enjoyment for himself
@@fartyturd4084 The dude lived in regret seeing his company flourish without him, and seeing his friend marry the woman he loved. The cancer was the push that pushed him into making drugs, and making millions of dollars.
There is nothing scarier than a man who has nothing to lose
Except a man that has everything to lose
@@aijandeerusno
@@aijandeerus arguably a man that has one last thing to defend is the scariest.
Greatest TV show of all Time
Why did you delete that video "Walter's intelligence scares me"?
it wasn't me :( its the fuc.king youtube, that's why i made another one with this song
@@BreakingCallSaulEdits if possible pls bring it back :(
@@BreakingCallSaulEdits youtubes lack of intelligence scares me
@@BreakingCallSaulEdits it actually was so good
@@BreakingCallSaulEdits pls bring back, edit been stuck in mind since watching
He looks like my chemistry teacher
Tell him you know the buisness
@@Zigzagin_Zag bet also I have a new English who legit I’m not making this up looks exactly like walter just with a beard not mustache
@@Zac.cronshey tell him "I know how to make you earn 80 times your salary"
i felt so bad for walter when those high schoolers made fun of him for having 2 jobs
I wish there was a scene where Walt got payback. It would've been funny if the high schoolers went to Walt's car wash for a job.
@@andrewramirez8822 that would be the best karma in the history of breaking bad
@@novazack2262 I think one best way to figure that is on the radio, after Walt-, Heisenberg is found dead.
They'd be shocked how their innocent and feeble looking chem teacher was actually the most wanted kingpin.
Hmm yes high schoolers making fun of some one for having 2 Jobs while they have none (And probably will never have).
@@ismailefesahingoz2266 it would've been funny too if he made them shine Walt's new car
bro simply dropped the best breaking bad edit
Hank: "I don't even know who you are anymore.... I don't know who I'm talking to"
Walter: "If that's true, if you don't know who I am, then maybe your best course would be to tread lightly."
This is not a series، It is just a masterpiece!
What's tha name of series
@@hxderagaming3520 breaking bad
Breaking bad*
Indeed
Indeed
The character development in this series and spin off series is incredible! I will always hold breaking bad as one of the top tv series of all time!
Name?
The goat
@@amansiwach3329 breaking bad bro
spin-off? do you mean better call saul or there's another spin-off?
Especially the tiny details. After killing Krazy 8, who Walt saw take off the crust of his sandwich, we'd see Walter cutting off the crust of his own sandwich. Mike had ice in his whiskey and Walt didn't, but he did after killing Mike. I just finished the show for the first time since the finale aired and it's more impressive the second time
What a great edit, man.
bro dropped the hardest Walter white edit and though we wouldn't notice
When his wife gives his hard earned money to her lover 💀💀💀
Totally sounds like something a woman would do
If she hadn't her husband dark deeds would have been exposed so she actually thought about her criminal husband 💀 And hard earned money? You are talking as if it's legal business 🤣
@@mnd7381she did that to safeguard her husband you idiota.
@@Jahnavi4464 and that's the only thing she thought about, she didn't consult, didn't know the dangers, didn't think of a situation where they may need the money and had an affair of course
@@Jahnavi4464 she didn’t even ask him and she cheated on him…
Lets admit it guys. It is the greatest show in the TV history. We probably won’t experience a show of this level in our lives.
It set the bar so high that I hardly watch anything anymore without feeling let down.
@@sgvincent100 samee
Name?
@@rajanshgupta921 breaking bad.
Hardest edit ever!! Summed up walter's character development in 60 seconds, well done!!
Best character development ever.
What's the movie name ??
@@Yaboku_aditya one piece
@@Yaboku_aditya Breaking Bad
The “It’s easy money… Untill we catch ya” jus perfect🤧💯
It's sad how his family kept pushing him away , no matter the good intentions
lol he did not have good intentions; he even admitted in the end that he did it all for himself. It was obviously an ego trip for him. That’s why instead of quitting with 5 mil for his family’s sake he ended up killing Mike. 💀
like he said he never really had control over his life like most ppl he just lived and things happened. he learned the value of life just 2 years before his death and only then he unlocked his true potential if he had the same control his whole life he would have a wife and kids that support and love him and would do anything to help instead of getting him early into grave
He didn't have good intentions. He knew he was being selfish. He put his family in danger, knowingly, even when he knew Skyler didn't want all that money for herself or their children. He even admits in the end that he did it for himself
It's nothing but brilliant character build up. There was always something dangerous about walter. He was always the villain. That's the whole point in him.
And the fact that he is sick and will be dying. So unbearable situation
Best short I have seen. This is what got me to watch the show, so thank you! Your BCS one also got me to start watching BCS as well.
Aaah broo tysm means the world know that!!
“ To live is to suffer, to survive is to find some meaning in the suffering ” - Friedrich Nietzsche
Wow I recognized that quote from the DMX song Slippin'.
To live is to be free, its a blessing when you bliss even through the tough times
Who is friedrich
Fuck you u nihilist god read the damn bible 😂😂😂
@@Moldy_Surfer He’s a guy that got rich for selling fried chicken
This has to be one of the best edits for a show out there, even the spoilers you add aren't that bad. Great work.
series name
a man with nothing to lose is a dangerous one
he had a whole family to lose
Yeah, a guy who has everything to lose is significantly more dangerous.
@@yng2836 and he lost it, so he had nothing by season 5
“Hank how much money is that?”
“Walt, i don’t know man, you’ve been seeming sus lately” *Credit Scrolls*
Walter Jr was the only one that didnt deserve that ending, all the others asked for it…
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His mom attacked Walter and he protected her when he fought back