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- Final Scene
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Doughboy didn't fear of dying, because he lost his brother, his mother hated him, he had no dad, he knew how the hood was, and he knew someone was gonna come to kill him eventually which happened, I feel like he was ready to go :/...
“Ready to die” like biggie
Sad but True
Dough was real as it gets mane
he felt guilt to kill so he felt guilt to want to die in a way..he made really bad choices and never changed.....he felt the effects of it...he understood the cycle continues....suicide must of been on his mind...might as well be killed take solace in the fact we all go as he mentioned but rick was too early...he angered someone the way he was angry after ricky died cause those people he killed were lovers siblings and kids to other people so he knew his time was up...one way or another...prison death..he was done for...getting kicked out the house by his mom was next so his time was up...the movie makes sue you never fully sympathize with him..hes part of the problem...no awareness...
@@razkable He seems pretty aware he will die
Doughboy had a good heart, but he just went down a bad road.
Everyone has a good heart, we just have to learn how to stop judging one another and embrace each other for who we are. I met so many people who turned their life around it's almost a blessing to be able to meet them for who they are. I'm talking people who went to prison, been shot, survived and they are the most wonderful people you can't help but be around. At the end of the day, we all just people and not perfect, but hey, let's just all learn to love one another.
@@wildboy700 Pablo Escobar to?
He never had a good male role model and his mom hated him, if he had tres father he would’ve been a good man, even through everything he’s been through dough was still a good person imagine if he had a good father
To be honest his mom pushes him down that road.
Unlike Odog.
John Singleton was 23 years old when he made this masterpiece, 23... a true genius. Rest in Power brotha.
Holy shit... 23 years old and he made this incredible film... got more emotion and everything than anything being put out now-days... incredible, such a great film!
He said it took him 3 years to write this masterpiece.
And ice cube was only 22 in 1991
@@keanucora4606 film was even filmed in 1990, so even 20/21
OMG i just learned with that comment that John Singleton died. So sad :(
This movie is a masterpiece one of the best movies from the 90's the one that you never forget.
RIP John
“I ain’t got no brother,……….I ain’t got no mother neither!”
That line is just too hard hitting.
Felt
His mom truly was a bitch who didn't even try giving him the same love she gave Ricky.
Saddest part of this movie is that very few people learned the lesson. We now have 10 times the number of single mother like Doughboy's mom and the community's gotten even worse.
3:37
@@tdogg65 Reality TV glorifying it doesn't help. Certain "empowerment" movements imply a father not being needed totally undermines Laurence Fishborne's character who likely saved Tre from what his mother feared at the beginning of this film.
When doughboy was walking away and started disappearing and it said he died two weeks later I started to tear
I always tear I know how this feeling is
I know man it make me cry 😭
It's similar to the ending in Stand by me
Ikr and the fact that this is real and actually happend makes this crazy sad
And the way Trey looked confused cause he didn't see him anymore😕
Doughboy disappearing in the background haunted me as a kid,
He Avenged his brothers death, only to be murdered 2 weeks later..😥
selkciP rM nah apparently he got murdered after like an argument in a drag race i googled it
The hood bro, the hood..
@@pokemans9753 that was in real life dumb fuck and that was the actor who played dooky
@@ESMODESTO Stfu u Karen!!!
@@AlwaysStayWorkin STFU Terry
this scene always gets to me. Doughboy is telling tre basically he knows he’s now apart of the never ending cycle going on in the hood . he’s knows people are coming after him and he’s accepted the fact that he will die soon. It’s more of like he’s saying goodbye to tre w/o tre evening realizing it.
Ik it’s sad he was a og that had a 63 Impala driving it had beef with N.W.A his man’s caught everyone of them with in Ak-47
Especially when he told him "got to go".
beautifully said. 😐
systematic oppression!! teach and pray 4 our people!!🙏🏽🎯
Next thing you know, someone's trynna smoke me.
-Doughboy to Tre.
The sad shit about this is it shows whether you’re trying to stay clean or not the hood might eat you alive. Ricky wasn’t doin dirt and still got got
by his brother's beef and wrong place wrong time...innocent people get caught in the fight ...be wary of your actions effecting people you care about..don't be unaware like doughboy
well maybe I sound like a jerk here but Ricky did get into with the dude for bumping into him 🤷
@@cuzzisaidso6220 The dudes bumped into Ricky, not the other way around.
@@randyrichmondiii3415 I understand that but your going to start a fight with a gang cause of a bump
@@cuzzisaidso6220 Ricky didn't start a fight with the gang tho. The gang pretty much killed him for no reason.
The look Doughboy gave tre after he said you still got one brother left man. In a time where he was in a dark place and felt no one cared or loved him Tre gave him that sense of comfort that no matter what you can come to me. I loved that part and if someone did that to me I'd forever be grateful to that person.
Same asf bro
I love it when he told him that✊🏾❤️
That shit brought me to tears 😢
Do anyone knows the song on 4:30?
That doesn't happen in today's world except for family for VERY FEW people.Most people today are all about themselves.
Where girls cried :
Titanic
Where man cried :
*This*
Facts 😭
As a girl..I cried when Ricky died and hearing about Doughboy.. 💙
@@alexahernandez7288 this movie sad asf man
Wow I didnt think I'd actually tear up
@@alexahernandez7288 this was an awsome movie , it's one my favorite movie...
If you want to tear up again i will tell you to watch Waltz with Bashir it's a really sad and great movie about the horror of Lebanon War...
And by the way thanks for liking my comment
Doughboy wasn’t evil or anything like that. He had loyalty. He cared for his crew. His mother hated him and never tried to help him. Tre’s dad was right. It’s just a never ending cycle
I always thought that if his mother loved him as much as she did Ricky, then he would have turned out better.
@@msrain1235 Yeah I think so too. Having a parent that supports and cares for you can go a long way
@@msrain1235 it definitely would have
@@RogueBlackOp That’s why I give full props to Furious for keeping Tre from going down a dangerous path.
@@darrylcarter3691 Yeah. Furious raised him well. If only he had a bigger part in Doughboy’s life too
The helicopter hovering over all the time is too real. It’s anxiety inducing in my hood because you know someone else has died
Fr fr so much shit goin on in the ghetto man especially now days stay safe out there brotha🤝
Not to mention them both wearing black shirts representing death, and mourning. Great directing and production for this scene.
Yep
Do you live in a hood Bro?
@@alexparks1982 agree ❤️
When Tre told Doughboy you still got one brother left man. That shit hit me hard..
What makes it so sad is you wonder if Doughboy had ever had anyone tell him anything like that before. We know his relationship with his mother and brother weren't good. Did Doughboy have anyone who was behind him or looked after him or told him they loved him?
@@pittland44 facts!
I always wondered the same. Besides Chris it didn't seem like his crew ever cared what was best and just did what he felt.
On my life 😥 cause ian got nobody
Same here...me and my besfriend lost one of our homeboys and I had Dream I was watching this scene and in the dream I imagined me telling my my bestfriend the same thing tre told Dough "you still got one brother left" I started getting teary in the dream.. I wake up and put this scene on and man...Emotions started going off like crazy.
Tre never judged Doughboy despite his gang ties and prison record ... Their friendship was always above the chaos below.
And vice versa. Doughboy never judged trey
¨Keep them goddamn babies off the street¨
-Doughboy Baker.
MAN GET THE FUCK OUT MAH FACE 😭😭😭
Lmao
LOL this was an ICONIC line.
That was the most satisfying "get the fuck out my face" I've ever heard
Too bad Cube and Laurence Fishburne didn't get Oscar nominations for this movie.
They should have
John Singleton too man.
@Reginald Wilson My bad. Never actually knew that. It's a great movie anyway. My Irish father who usually only watched Bond movies or movies with Stallone or Schwarzenegger watched this with me one night and even he was moved. It's almost like a documentary, that's how good it is.
It's a crime this film didn't get nominated for Best Picture. Idk if it would've won because it came out the year Silence of the Lambs came out but I personally would've picked it.
This movie and their roles in it are bigger than any Oscar trophy
You still got one brother left man..
The Wolverine ✊🏼❤️
😭😭😭😭😭😭
That part still touches my heart.
What's so heartbreaking about that is you wonder if anyone had ever said anything like that to doughboy before. We know his mother hated him, he fought with Rick, his friends weren't exactly much help and he didn't even have a good relationship with any of the ladies he knew. He never really had anyone behind him, telling him they loved him, they cared about him, they wanted him to do right and do well. He never had any of that, and maybe the only time anyone told him anything like that was when Tre told him he was his brother.
That came from Tre’s heart he grew up with Doughboy
“She loved that foo more than she loved me” I felt that 😢
Same here. 😔
@@justafanofnerdculture7602 I’m sorry baby 😔❤️
I think Trey's lack of words told a story. Almost as if his presence was needed for Doughboy to start confiding his emotions.
What was also touching was that Doughboy didn't even blame or give Tre any crap for not taking part. That shows that he was a true friend and that Dough didn't really want to go through with it, but it had to be done.
its his end..he felt it..he let him confess..his guilt..his true emotions..what he learned..it was just too late..he accepted it..i like how he spills the 40 ounce to show hes changed maybe...
@@emanuelespinoza9325 he wanted to go through with it cuz that was his brother an he accepted his fate in dying
trey was the therapist and dough was the patient in this scene. it was cathartic
That part is so real in life and to be a person that gave many that moment to confined about themselves
I still cried when doughboy got killed. He was a good dude long as you was true to him. He may say fucked up shit but he still showed the homies love..
💯💯💯🎯
I agree. He was still human at the end of the day, with feelings. He loved his brother, he didn't get along with him. But that was still his brother and he still had his back at the end of the day.
@@cj8803and poor Doughboy think loved his mother but his mother didn’t give him that love in return all because he reminded her of his father whom she hated. I feel like if she had show give him the love he deserved; if she.‘s had properly disciplined him and guided him the right direction; he wouldn’t have been where is now.
@@darrylcarter3691Truth. Some people get so lost in their own hate, they pass insecurities and stuff into others. Trying so hard to find the best life, but can't let go of what tears people apart.
Bruh I started crying when doughboy was walking away and started fading and it said he got Murdered when I tell you I cried
Damn, the sadness begins when he empties that 40 in tre, front yard. It said alot of things, like one, Im out in peace.
I cried from second hand embarrassment when tre was puching the sky and yelling comon motha fuckas come get me but when he got pulled over shit himself i was so ashamed i cant watch that scene alone much less with someone
They said Dough was doomed no matter how good of a man he was inside, as his methods of survival already made him a marked man given that even if he poured out that liquor as a sign of wanting to change, their environment either prompted someone wanting to take his place or his distributors not wanting him to quit moving their product. His only method of not dying in 2 weeks was to leave South Central forever and let a vacuum of power among his leaderless associates & leaderless enemies (with Ferris also dead) consume each other.
Doughboy always played second fiddle to Ricky yet always had his back from getting his football back to getting revenge on his shooter. Doughboy also comforted Brenda when she realized Ricky was dead and she still blamed him out of resentment. As tough as his character is, his life story is just heartbreaking.
Also loved the part where he tried to get his nephew out of the room. He was right, no child needed to see their father like that
Dough had to learn on his own what Tre's father always taught him. And when you're left to learn on your own, you sometimes end up learning too late.
💯💯
💯💯💯💯
It’s a scene in the beginning where furious tells tre” you’re little friends don’t have a father and you’re gonna see how they end up” cold but true game…dough might be one of the most important characters we’ve seen in movie history based on his multi level perspective on life..the scene when he’s talking to them about god on Crenshaw was telling being that his character wasn’t supposed to be older than maybe 19-20
I’m scared
You've got a point...
But ...
Some have the advantage of a great parent(s) to have received how to be a good person. But it is never too late to improve yourself! Regardless of your age or disadvantages of life.
You Are The Power!
Much Love 💖
4:57 Really sad scene seeing Doughboy fade away and disappear like that as Tre watched him go and then finally shutting the door on that part of his life and not looking back. Very symbolic scene.
who's to say he didn't look back and visit his dad and neighborhood from time to time? but i get what you're saying
Cube want into Friday with the same clothes on so he wasn’t dead just in a different time zone
@@isaiahchase5454you're right lol Nd he cut the jheri curl
@@samballesteros2822 thank you people be saying he’s dead i’m like no watch friday and yall will understand
@@isaiahchase5454 i like the way you think man. Hopefully is nobody should have a horrible life story like dough did . he just moved down the block with his pops and real mom
“Increase the Peace.”
Jesus Christ that gets me every time
100th like
When the music starts that’s when it really hits you, really good movie
Yeah it was all fun in games in the movie all peaceful but then Ricky died and the movie went to shit because of that blood gang and it actually made me cry when it showed doughboy faded away I wasn’t sad about rickys death really tho only doughboys because whether ricky is alive or dead he still got so much respect in his life and doughboy died with no respect around him his mom hated him rickys wife hated him so that’s why Ricky was kinda a fool
someone know the song 0:20
@@PrinceMerciso2 Let’s Go Kool Moe Dee
Do anyone knows the song on 4:30?
@@honeyofoats5619 that’s what I’m tryna find out
"Either they don't know, don't show, or don't care about what goes on in the hood. All this foreign shit, and not one thing about my brother." Powerful writing, around the time of Desert Shield/Storm too. Everyone so enamored with all this stuff going on in a land so foreign and yet turning the blind eye to the problems at home, or worse, dehumanizing and making them into political talking points. We really do have our priorities mixed up sometimes.
It’s impossible to care about people who have no regard for their fellow human beings. They kill each other by the hundreds every single day.
It's still fucked up. L.A may not be as violent today, but the same shit still going on in other parts of America.
America is the reason the world is fucked up.
It tells you something, when the clip of their revenge has millions of views, and this one isnt even at half a mil yet. People are still focused on the wrong thing. And unfortunately i dont think it will ever change. Humans are naturally destructive. Stay safe
Same thing goes on today unfortunately. Have you ever seen skid row in LA? It’s like armageddon here in the States. They continue to turn a blind eye. With confidence
The heartbreaking part for me was at 5:03-5:13.
Between those moments you could hear children wailing in the distance. Doughboy's life was on the sunset while those kids' lives are just beginning.
Facts! That’s a huge symbolism cycle of life Doughboy last breath and children Breathe fresh air for the first time.
@Hector Palomo Crossbreed intro state of the culture, it's not on TH-cam but u get it on Spotify and amazon music and on the Internet
Wow...that's actually pretty deep. And it makes the scene ever sadder.
on the sunset. i like that. poetic
@@reborngreatnesss5712 life goes on..
It's amazing to me that individuals like Dre, Snoop, and Ice all came from the exact same place as portrayed in this movie. And they all worked hard and used their phenomenal talent to rise above it all and achieve so much success in life. Very inspirational.
It shows you can make it and anybody can make it, if you put it in your heart that that’s not how you want to live or would want. When you make big moves you definitely gotta move differently
I don't think there will ever be a time when Doughboy's murder won't make me feel some type of way... it was sad as hell.
same. i remember my heart sank at the end of the wonder years show too when adult kevin arnold said "dad passed two years later" or something like that. that's a sign of good writing and acting because even though they're not real you care about the characters and have an emotional connection to them.
"Two weeks later, he was murdered." If that isn't a tragic reality of the ghetto, I don't know what is.
💯💯 facts
Ice Cube should’ve been nominated for best supporting actor for this film. He’s brilliant.
the best supporting nominees that year Jack Palance City Slickers Ben Kingsley Bugsy Harvey Keitel Bugsy Michael Lerner Barton Fink Tommy Lee Jones JFK
The Source magazine asked Ice Cube about the Oscar buzz for him after Boyz N The Hood came out. He said if he had won the Oscar he would have gone on stage and said, "Thanks for nothing."
In Loving Memory Of
John Daniel Singleton
(1/6/1968-4/28/2019)
I love the subtle way Doughboy poured out liquor for Ricky without a little speech. Shows how it was so common in the hood to lose somebody to violence.
What do you mean was? That shit still goes on
Dough fading away hurt me more than Ricky’s death cause in the end he was feeling defeated with the loss of his brother, the love he never got from his mother and the feeling of she loved him more than she ever loved him.
It is very tough to determine which death is sadder, but I will admit that Doughboy's death hit a loy harder than Ricky's.
Every time I watch Doughboy walking, and eventually fading away, that wistful orchestral music always gets to me. Aside from Spike Lee, no other film director had a greater impact on black cinema than John Singleton. His movies were revolutionary.
yessir
The symbolism of Doughboy just vanishing in the end, like he was already dead and he was just saying goodbye to Tre and then we learn he was murdered just two weeks later.
When he pours out the rest of the 40 i believe it symbolized here’s one for my bro Rickey and that Doughboy was ready for a change in his life. Sadly he wouldn’t live to see his changes.
I do that for my dead homie
Bro what, it’s just done for respect for the dead homies.
I thought that too but it might've just been the last bit was flat and full of spit. I know people that never drink the last bit of a beer.
Hearing the music kick in and dough boy fading out gets me every time.😞
What name of the song
That song gets me every time, wish I could find it
are they ever gonna release a standalone stanley clarke score of the movie? i'd like that.
are they ever gonna release a standalone stanley clarke score of the movie? i'd like that.
I Legit Was Fighting Off Tears As The Music Hit Harder
I’ve been watching this movie off and on for 27 years (since I was 11). The older I get the more sad it makes me when Dough disappears, I always have some hope that he’ll eventually make it back across the street 💔
That’s how Ryder disappears on San Andreas
Ik cube was gone after he walked across the street and he disappeared shit sad cuz that shit happens in real life 🤦🏾♂️
Damn.
When Life Fucked Up You Ready To Go That me Right Now
I wonder how the mother felt when doughboy got killed
@selkciP rM she probably didn’t gaf she hated him doughboy never has someone to care for him he could’ve been like Ricky but his mom didn’t guide him in the same path
I feel like she was sad, but not as sad as she was when she lost Ricky. I felt more pain when Dough died then Ricky ion know why
@@sneakerreview4397 Every parent cares for their kids regardless.. she probably wasn't surprised but I'm sure she mourned him
@@TheRealAwesomePossum 100% She had some psychological resentment towards Doughboy, like Lil Chris (wheelchair) pointed out, because they had different dads. Also partly because while Ricky was in school and pursuing actual goals and success, Doughboy was in the streets. Regardless, there are a few times in the movie that the mom shows she does love them both. Especially when they’re throwing the home coming party and she asks Trey to talk to Dough. If she truly hated him fully and didn’t give a fuck, she wouldn’t have cared if he was in or out of jail or what happened to him beyond that. She definitely mourned hard when Doughboy died. All her sons were dead. Within a month of each other. She was a mother. It had to have broke her beyond what most of us can relate to
That was her child ik she cared but it was different bc she expected that from him, sadly. I feel bad for doughboys death just as much as ricky bc he wasn't guided and he knew the street was in him, but ricky was also goin somewhere.
Doughboy was murdered 2 weeks later
Too damn sad :(
Doughtboy died, Monster kills his murderers and another murderer kill monsters!! Endless cycle of violence!!
Unfortunately, until someone breaks that cycle, it will never end
@@Treday it still will never end...even if a cycle did stop, another one will happen sooner or later...
@@krunz_333 unfortunately that's true
@@Treday it will end once no more rival gang members
@@jdottwoogdk7791 well, that's never going to happen
I started crying at that part doughboy was a good man
Doughboy was a good guy, he had a good heart, he was just led down the wrong path
So many Doughboys still alive.. they need to know they can beat the odds and be good.
I feel so sorry for Tre. He lost his 2 best friends which he loved as brothers!
we ignore how hard that must’ve been on the mother who lost 2 babies in the same year, and also on Tre who had to bury two childhood friends right before going off. Devastating but so raw and real.
The performance of ice cube was great .
i got sad when it said he was murdered 2 weeks later i noticed he’s gone and there is his car never gonna be drove again
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nah....the mexicans stole it haha just kidding haha
John singleton was 22 when he directed this movie , what a legend
Created snowfall as well
Once I saw doughboy disappearing I knew what was coming
R.I.P. Ricky and Doughboy, brothers in heaven!! 🙏
This movie is so realistic and relevant, that looks like it actually happened in real life!!! What a movie!!!!
They don't make movies and TV like they did back then
Stop it! Read your Bible please!! 😏
This has happened in real life too many times to count that's what the movie is shedding light on
This is a very powerful scene. Doughboy came over to tell Tre he was smart to leave the revenge mission. He knows his days are numbered by this point. I hope Doughboy went down with a fight.
This is a sad ending😭
whats sad is cuba morris and cube are all fine actors with wealth and notoriety...the guy who shot ricky died in prison for murder in real life....he did not get the message clearly and he was a real hood gang member when this was filmed...smdh he looks like chris tucker too
@@razkable facts😭
Menace 2 Society was more gritty, cutthroat and dark than this… this was more emotional and sentimental. This scene is sad because Dough realized he crossed the line in being a murderer, realizes nobody outside the hood really cares about his brother and the lifestyle he has to deal with, and that he too will just become another statistic… he’s telling Tre goodbye forever. Sad, very sad.
Caine was the anti-Tre. He became a hustler because he didn't have any parental guidance.
People say that the ending is really depressing but This is the sad reality
People burying their young family and friends
Doughboy is an example of hundreds of ones out there with a good heart but are just stuck in the never ending cycle
No one dies recognised as a hero no matter what or who they’re fighting for
It’s just recognised as typical gang bangers fighting
There’s no happy ending
Real talk
Ice Cube truly is a gifted actor, cause he could do an incredible dramatic role. He can act so well!
I was more sad when it said Dough died then when Ricky died, probably just me but that hurt a lot more
I cried when the doughboy died too
the hole end scene broke me down
the sad part is, Doughboy was only 18 years old, and he died because he loved his brother. His mother didnt care about him and mistreated him when it came to him and Ricky. When Doughboy faded away, i started to tear up because not only was he young, he looked depressed and he truly loved his brother.
The way dough fades away when he gets across the street and then says he was murdered 😣
What makes it so sad is that doughboy prolly wanted to do the same thing Ricky was doing, but the streets was calling him and he wasn't guided right, which is y he didn't care if he died.
If his mother loved him at all than maybe he could’ve turn things around
@@91DefinitePossible, but never happened. One thing I never liked parents doing is project anything on their kids for nonsensical and cruel reasons just to feel good about themselves. The way his mom was treating Dough is exactly why he ended up in a gang as his own parent treated him like dirt. He wanted to feel like he belonged somewhere, someone strong to follow. Just because things went bad for your former spouse doesn't mean the child is destined to end up like his dad. Shr projected and lashed her issues out on Dough.
I imagined she either cried at Dough's funeral and realized she was a terrible mom. Or she never even showed up, which shows that she was and remains very wicked and foolish for not realizing she contributed in Dough going off straight to the gangs. Either way, parents like her are not exempt in their contributions for poorly raising their children.
I know where I stand currently, but seeing irresponsible people becoming parents and do things that leads to more Doughboys does help me realize that who I am currently isn't as bad as people who surpass me in such cruelty everyday and refuse to mature and be responsible. I refuse to be the large percentage of people that are like that today.
Basically he’s accepting his fate cause he knows people coming for him and he saying goodbye to trey.
Watching him fade away was sad
@@Nevaeh1 Ik I felt that.
This movie is so authentic and real. Like watching a documentary. One of my favorites of all time. I have rewatched this ending a thousand times. The dialogue, the emotions. It’s so genuine. I’ll never forget seeing this for the first time. And feeling like I had lived and grown up with them. When Dough disappears, when Tre closes the door on his childhood, it hits hard. I always choke up. Tre had a father at home. And Dough’s father was the hood.
I was listening to a interview by Ice Cube and he said in his own words "If there is a lesson to be learn from BoyZ N The Hood and the message is clear then as it is today and that is if Black Lives Really do matter then we need to end the Black on Black murders". Ice Cube admitted he contibuted to problem when he was younger and dumber. But now that he is older and much wiser both as a father and husband he knew that it was important that he made sure young black youth do not make the same mistakes he made. Ice Cube is spot on what they said. Members of the black community need to take back their community and stand up the gang bangers who are killing young black children who get shot in those drive bye shootings.
That gang banging life is so played out and not necessary, the enteral destruction can’t be ignored at all. I just don’t believe violence is a legit way of handling any issues let alone with guns and shit.
@@ChipSkyLark8893 I don't use guns for violence. I only use it to have a fun day at the range . I just put on my head phones and Sun Glasses and hit the target at the range. And I will leave it at that.
Hmm
That's why I didn't go along with everyone that was behind the BLM movement. I'm like what piece of crock! Forget about the cops killing black people. What about in the hood? I see brothers killing brothers. Sisters fighting sisters. Chicanos going after chicanos. It's the same song, for years!
the problem will never be fixed until the anger people feel in their hearts is gone. that kid in the backward hat killed ricky out of hatred. you could see the anger/hate in his eyes. probably because he hates the environment he lives in and killing ricky made him feel like a man and powerful. sad :(
"Ain't got no brother" I will never forget Dough boy words till i die, that line made me cry
he lived the way of da warrior
The fact that dough understood why tre got out and didn't lose no love or respect for him speaks volumes about real friendship.
I'm 18 but when I first saw this when I was 13 I cried when doughboy said "either they dont know, dont show,or dont care about what goes on in the hood" I felt bad what really got me was when he said ,"I ain't got no brother, got no mother neither, she loved that fool more than she loved me" and him disappearing while walking still makes me tear up this movie is the best to me and I'll never stop watching no matter how old I get
Tre being silent letting Dough vent off how no one cares about the hood and what goes on how it's just a cycle of killing speaks a lot. And now he recognizes he's a part of that cycle for killing. Dough understood finally after the deed what Tre dad told him, it wouldn't change a thing avenging Ricky. It marks you. Dough had no one around him who loved him and it cultivated him his mom his partners and I say his partners cause they was his dude but after killing you dont really confide with each other. Dough receiving that message and hug from Tre was what he needed and pouring out the liquor was for ricky and maybe symbolized him wanted to change but sadly he never got that chance cause he knew that he was now the target. Every time I watch this movie I learn something new but Dough walking away then disappearing with that music and the bong bong bong always made me cry. This movie here is literally a history check.
I like that non-black people in the comments section do no recognized institutional violence against black Americans even when they just watched a movie about it. Willful ignorance.
One of the realest realities. He died and it was sad but I’m shocked he lived a whole 2 weeks. I think his mom cared but not while he was alive. That’s how it always goes. Ppl don’t fuck with you when you’re here but they’ll all magically show up at your funeral wishing or acting like they wanna see you ONE LAST TIME. 😔
At 4:16 doughboy looked at tra & realized how good of a person he was & how pure & innocent he is it’s like doughboy was realizing how different his path was from his friend he knew tray was a good person he knew tray would go on & have a chance to do something with his life but doughboy knew life was coming to a end he realized he was getting left behind “that’s really deep & sad” cause they were best friends growing up & tray telling him “you still got 1 brother left”was the icing on the cake it shows tray was a true friend & he knew doughboys situation he couldn’t let him walk off without showing the brother love that’s real ✊🏾
"Doughboy, got some blow? Got some rock" he should've said "Bye Felicia"
This was years before "Friday."
@@emanuelespinoza9325 Felicia was begging just like she was. Put 2 & 2 together
@@str-jd3yo I get that, but what I was saying was that Boyz n the Hood came out a few years before Friday did. "Bye, Felicia" was far from a thing. Hell, that was just a throwaway line from that movie.
he was mean to her..just say no damn
@@razkable the man just lost a brother & was talking about a deep subject before she interrupted him. All jokes aside from “Bye Felicia” I’d go off too
Seeing the message of Doughboy being murdered makes me sad....then I remember that the actor playing him went on to become successful and worth $160 million dollars. Makes it easier to swallow.
The person playing doughboy was ice cube.
@@idk-mk2pj he knows? did you not read the end
@@composer772 but he’s saying it like he isn’t a A-list celebrity
@@sidthesciencekid5614 you’re reaching, but ok.
He was famous before this movie too
Tre was the only one who survived the hood.
There was the other 3 guys
@@DualShock4. We don't about them.
@selkciP rM monster
Pretty much. We never knew what happened to Chris after that.
@@DualShock4. Yup. Dooky, Monster, and Chris
This ending always hits me in the feels
Same
Likewise 😥
Tre asked Dough “y’all get em?”
That look he gave him was priceless.
“Ain’t got no mother neither” is the most heartbreaking line in the entire movie, because he really needs her rn. Doughboy plays it cool but really he’s just a boy who needs his mother rn. Dough and his mother should be comforting each other but she doesn’t even acknowledge him, and likely disowned him as her son since she most likely blames him for Ricky’s death, and Doughboy knows that. This is the saddest part of the movie in my opinion.
I bet Brenda regretted treating Darin the way she did after he got killed.
Brenda got a baby
@@rogerklotz7737 😂
Or did she
It's too late now.
Powerful acting by these two, and the scene is so realistic. You can just imagine how conversations just like this have happened between fellas all over this country.
At this point on, we’re supposed to understand as the audience that Doughboy truly understood the consequences of him killing the bloods and that he would eventually get killed himself too. I think that when Rick died, doughboy truly lost more than just a brother, he lost a big piece of his life in a hope that Rick would be the one who’d make it out alive one day. At this point, doughboy has already accepted his fate
No doubt, well said.
RIP Dooky ❤️🙏🏼
RIP Lloyd Avery ❤️🙏🏼
Lloyd Avery doesn’t deserve to rip
@@jdottwoogdk7791 what you mean
@@JayBonesDavis he was convicted for killing two people.
Bruh he killed ricky
@@jdottwoogdk7791 bruh u ok
This quality is beautiful
What’s the song?
@@Tomi-berry I know I don’t know
@@Tomi-berry Darude - Sandstorm
Powerful scene. How can this film not make cry?
Doughboy regretted what he did, he wasn't proud of it and his lifestyle, but either way that was his life. Powerful film!
He ain’t regret ts why would he regret killing his brothers killer it just didn’t make him feel no type of way cuz Ricky was still gone plus he accepted his fate in dying
Definitely did not regret it lol
They killed Ricky!
That was for his brother
He’s just sad about his Ricky
He had nothing left to lose...
Was not as much regret but wondering how did he end up being like this and living like this .
"You've still got one brother left" is one of the kindest quotes in cinema history and still reduces me to tears, even now. This is a fucking incredible film.
all these years later and this still makes me sad AF THAT ENDING IS SO POWERFUL
Man every time I see this scene my eyes start to tear 😞. Nothing but a revolving cycle .
One of the most rare times that it's important for a man to accept the fact he gotta shed a tear... makes you reminisce on the bonds you had with folks, both past & present. It's the biggest gift in life y'all 🎁✔💯
you can cry and still be a man.
The outfit Ice Cube is wearing here is the same as the one on Friday (at the beginning of the movie).
Maybe Fridays a seuel to boys n da hood lol
@@keaundriagreen7334 doughboy's afterlife?
Friday was a story told by Ice Cube in his perspective based on events that happened in Cubes life....his brother actually got fired on his day off
@Drizzy Jaye wym? His brother gave him the name ice cube. Heard that in a interview.
@@MateoF_ he said he was gonna stick him in the freezer and turn him into a ice cube
I watched this film ever since I was a kid but now at 22 years old I have officially cried at this scene. Beautiful masterpiece of a film!
boyz in the hood
Met so many people like doughboy they have good hearts and morals, just grew up with bad surroundings then they end up throwing their like away
One thing I can say about this ending is no matter were you,what did, or what you been through what ever ambition you have in life you can achieve
exactly! dr. ben carson came from the ghetto and look at all he's achieved. you don't see him blaming society or white people and all that BS. he stayed in school worked hard and achieved his goals. he's a role model for young black people or anyone from a rough neighborhood.
4:29 that music combined with this scene is emotional 🫤
What is name of the Music ?
“She loved that more than she love me“
Damn when he said this my heart was broke
Reason why this moment works so well at the end when Tre watched Doughboy fade away is because we the audience are placed in the position of him in that moment. Tre is us watching him disappear because we know what’s gonna happen.
A mother lost both of her boys and a d baby lost his farther and only uncle that hits different
Cube is a solid actor man, he nailed this roll
John Singleton & Spike Lee movies truly touch you if you’re black.
Word is bond movies like this will never be forgotten.
Doughboy was such a tragic character.
Sad part it’s not even a character, it’s real life
Most movies you expect a happily ever after, but this movie portrayed real life, it's always a cycle of pain, and revenge, and there is no happy endings.
When Tre says 4:36, it makes Dough feel like he's not all worthless
I know it's been posted but when Tre says " You still got one brotha left, man." I cry.. true friend, something I wish I had..