Nah I think he was low key threatened her, they thought Michael was finna get whack, he said that to let her know if she do sumn to him he gone get her sister
The underlining message about sexual abuse was very well done. Wasn't preachy or telegraphed. Chris said a lot about his pass experiences without saying nothing. This was a sad but powerful scene.
At a minimum a deep shared understanding between Chris and Michael. The silence, the violence, the fury. Both Michael and Chris probably share that same sad trauma history.
When snoop kept asking Mike what he did to him and he gave snoop that look and Chris immediately picked up on it. Chris knew exactly what that creep had done to michael, victims often can see the same mannerisms they had as victims in others. Chris being once a victim and also having children of his own took the situation extremely personally. Probably one of the few murders Chris did that was actually not morally reprehensible and ironically it was the one he went to prison for.
Chris actually somehow sounds genuinely comforting when it’s someone he has no personal issue with. I think that’s what Marlo was trying to replicate with Prop Joe but couldn’t pull it off, he’s even deader inside than Chris
Chris n snoops teaching process was really good. Hands on, plenty of teacher interaction and positive reinforcement to give the young ones confidence moving forward.
I got mad love for this woman. When she purchased the nail gun been a fan since her introduction. Providing comic relief as a psychopath, that's talent.
@bradsully6620 It's the first in depth. The Wire introduction is done in two phases. You have a soft introduction; the character may say a couple of lines appear to be a minor character, two episodes later, the character is fleshed out.
@@bradsully6620 , No. In season three she shot up the corner from the back of a motorcycle like Griselda Blanca used to order down here in Miami in the 80's during the Cocaine Cowboys days.
L2TheFace Bars eh, whenever you saw either one you knew shit was about to get real, people feared both but Omar was a lot more heroic to the streets(kids)
Naemond said that to let Snoop know that he knows her people it was a threat. Snoop asking Naemond if he high is a response to that foolish threat. You don't just walk away from a mate and Naemond would look out for his own. I would have been keen to see Naemond back Randy in that snitch fight at school.
Varun Kumar nah I think it was a plead for his life lol. Like, yo I know ur sister, we coo, so please remember that in the future and don’t kill me lol
@@VarunKumar-cb5hm To me it seemed like he was trying to get noticed by a "hood" celebrity. You heard how they feared and idolized Chris in other episodes. Calling him a zombie master and shit. No way Namod had the balls to "threaten" Snoop. Dude didn't even have enough in him to give Kenard a beating when Kenard ran off with his package.
@@solamon77 Naemond is walking right up to snoop and fronts her. I think it was a threat. Like if Michael goes missing Naemond wanted Snoop to know i know your people. That Kenard beating was a 10 year old getting punked hard it was not easy to watch. Especially because Naemond was responsible. i dont compare beating on a kid to get a package which was work to be the same as leaving a freind behind with zombie killers the same. Loyalty brings out different emotions. But i can understand your point it is definitely purposeful writing like the most of the wire.
It's crazy how stone cold heartless, methodical and intricate Chris was about his killings. The 1 time he let his emotions get the best of him was with Michaels dad. Instead of just shooting him, he beat him to death, which left DNA for the cops to find later.
@@neillscott4192 same thing I thought about when cheese got shot, he got spat on and that dumbass big bloke threw his cigar on him 😏 I guy to rat and they all go down.
@@rollinGEstones well she did get killed once Chris was no longer around, but yea I think she let her guard down because she didn't really want to kill him. Snoop character didn't fuck with no one outside of the circle but all of a sudden she hanging around with a dude that she told Mike they needed to get, when they trained him to case the person before they hit him...."Smart nigga, you always were," those were telling words. I think she was jealous because he could see past where her loyalty would not allow her to see
Iknew they shit was different was how she talked to chris it wasint a protection thing they had that brother that i nvr had love ... Shit they woulda left marlo ass in one of them houses if he went against them.i think
@@santinovaughn9336 she wanted to kill him what are you talking about i think she was jealous of mike she even told him before he killed her that she never viewed him as one of them i get we all have our own opinion but don't ignore the writing
Growing up in Maryland and delaware listening to 92.3 and the Baltimore club music They always played I loved these scenes in the wire. The writers are genius
My favorite scene with Snoop. After Chris literally beat a man to death with his bare hands, she says, "Damn!!! You didnt even wait to get the MF in the hooouse."😂😂😂😂😂 Very funny reaction after a VERY tense and gut wrenching scene
This was one of the deepest scenes in the show in my opinion, Chris offered Mike family not just a job. In real life urban American youth often find love in the streets that they don't at home. "If you with us you with us, and we'll be with you all the way".
They'll be with him all the way untill it's time to go to prison.If they can get a deal for a shorter sentence or to avoid the death penalty for snitching on him.Better believe that loyalty would end right there
When you're a killer, you don't need to wear anything special. His heart and soul is dark, just like his clothes. His character always struck me as being of a military background.
@@admirosmanovic1368 I live in where you Vacation. Ya'll b1tch about the trash and environment being destroyed by your own hotels, houses, amusement parks, and hunger for bottled water. You always say NYC is better, then why the hell you leave your toxic wasteland to destroy our way of life. You are arrogant, self entitled, wasteful, and toxic people, Boston is 100% better then NYC, and Chicago is better then NYC. So take your filthy money you scam us out of while destroying our state and go elsewhere.
Chris was cold blooded with no value for human life. Snoop seemed like she enjoyed her work, she was a very captivating character. They were fun to watch together.
He wasn't cold blooded, he was just doing as he was told. If anything he performed mercy kills on majority of his enemies "quick and clean" - in opposed to how other people would've killed them. This is of course with the exception of Bug's dad... but even that was a kill because he valued Mike and his fam. He also saved that guy's life who Snoop mistook for a Yankee. He has value over human life, he just kills whoever the boss say need killing.
Hilti nail guns come with 2 year wear and tear warranties. What she should have done is pull that baby out of the water later on and brought it back to Hardware Barn for a free replacement.
@Brian Kaye What Moniek means is that when questioned about what he did to him and Michael couldnt answer, Chris picked up on his body language. The level of brutality that Chris unleashed that shocked even Snoop kind of hints that perhaps the same thing happened to Chris. Chris as a character was always calm and composed to a degree. To see him loose control like that...
She's actually from baltimore, that's the kind of accent they have. You hear it on some of the characters, but not many. the "yew" sound is very pronounced. Prop joe has it, when he says "do" you can hear it.
One of the best shows I've ever seen. Snoop is in a class by herself. Felicia Pearson's backstory is compelling, as are many of the people involved in the show (actors and advisors). I just finished reading "All the Pieces Matter-The Wire" by Jonathan Abrams which is mostly interviews and backstory with all of the actors, writers, HBO execs, crew and real people involved in the show. It's organized seasonally and is fascinating, thought-provoking reading; just as the show is to watch. Season 4 slayed me. As a retired, inner-city teacher of 37 years, I relived the helplessness and frustration with the system that just can't seem to get it right. We try so hard to come up with ways that might work (as in season 4) but get shot down (no pun intended) due to testing or changing administrations, or whatever (as in the current craze of book-banning). Gosh I'm tearing up right now, I'm a little passionate about my love for this show. Snoop and Chris, one of the most memorable duos on TV! Thanks for the clips, I'm adding this to my "The Wire" Flipboard Magazine!
Snoop. Everything Snoop says is hilarious, I remember I burst out laughing when she said "you hungry? You want some Chinese?" 🤣 like Chris was the stone hearted stoic silent sociopath and she plays with him like she's his playful murderous puppy.
She wasn't even supposed to be apart of the show. But she was so raw, they let her keep her nick name "snoop" and made her a part of the show. They liked the way she was telling a story
Happy Thoughts I’m not 100% sure but I think he said it as in “I know your people” so if they kill Michael they will lose someone also. But I could be wrong.
@@jr3870 No that's lime powder it helps in the decay of the organic matter. The rats eating would be a benefit they eat all the meat nothing left to decay just bone.
6:18 "yo you owe me 800$ on that bi#ch...you wiling"😆 I think Snoop was the only one Chris actually enjoyed being around let alone make him laugh on multiple occasions
Snoop and Chris was such a great combination of calm and collected but both were vicious. Had no problem getting shit done. It was never emotion with either of them
i wish i could see a spin off of just these two. the duo through all the events that happened through the wire series. just like heinkel and yumie in crossfire from hellsing.
@@olubukonla7352 I stand corrected, it was David Mills, who done a lot of the writing with Ed Burns and Simon. The latter must’ve been the first to pop into my head when I wrote that comment.
I would have loved to see a crossover episode with the wire & Sopranos. Like someone is going to Baltimore and they outsource the hit to marlo and he has chris and snoop do it . That would have been wild !
@@atmtarantino7765 The game never ends that was one of the overall messages. The game stays the same, whether it’s legit or criminal, and only the players change. For example, Michael is the new Omar and Dukie is the new Bubs. It’s one of the things that makes the show so timeless.
Chris relates to Michael on a very personal level as if the same exact thing happened to him as a child. He understood precisely why Michael was soon going to be the person that Chris himself had already become. #TheKnownUnknowns
7:07 Slim Charles: "In a manner of speaking, that be true" Obi Wan: "It was true, from a certain point of view" Slim Charles is the Obi Wan Kenobi of the Wire
Nah Namond never left, they all cut right around the building to keeping an eye on everything. They were still in close proximity. After the conversation Mike even thanked them for being close and watching out for him. It was the smartest move in this situation.
Original London Pirate Radio notice Namond told Snoop her sister in good class, that was to let her know he knew who she was just in case they tried to do something to Mike
all these wanna be tough internet dweebs. what were three prepubescent boys going to do to two trained assassins that could go toe to toe with Omar little. Namond did everything he could and more. doing anything else would be stupid. Namond wasn't even soft he was clearly just cut out to do something else in life.
8:00 is such and underrated scene in movie history. The look between Chris and Mike & 8:24 was wonderfully written and it speaks to a deeper problem. Snoops face @ 10:07 is the icing on the cake. The spit @ 10:33 ended Chris and snoop. DNA😩 The Wire is easily a top 10 Series of all time.
"Excuse me, snoop? Can I get your autograph? " "Sure. Where you from?" "Me? New York." Today's news, man found slain. Witnesses say he came too far south for his own fuckin good
After watching this, I memorized all the lyrics to “shake it jiggle it” just to be safe... too many vacants in my city 😳
This comment is hilarious lol
😂😂😂😂
@@LG4K4K Young Leek
Lucas Burwell 😂 u stupid 😂
Funny
To this day....Snoop is still pissed about losing her gun powder activated, 27 caliber, full auto, no kickback, nail-throwing mayhem nailgun.
Lmaoooooooo TILL THIS DAY
Idk why....800 is like a dime to you or me...could buy the whole rack in Home Depot
I would be, that batch cost 750
Actuated not activated
Lol sounds like a Borderlands weapon
“Yo snoop your sista in my class..” “the f** you high or something “ lol!!! He was just trying to be polite and snoop bit his head off 😝
😂😂😂😂 right
Nah I think he was low key threatened her, they thought Michael was finna get whack, he said that to let her know if she do sumn to him he gone get her sister
Bro I was looking for someone to say this in the comments. I was crying after hearing that lol
@@neednoname8095 facts. It could have been taken either way
@@neednoname8095 facts that’s why she said “u high or sum” cuz they wasn’t there to hurt him but recruit em
"Not in a vacant!"
"What's the difference?!"
That line kills me every time lmaoo
😭😭😭😭😭
Snoop with that...."Come-on-over-here-boy".....thats the line that gets me
"C'mon Chris, let me do it at my house, so my peoples, they can give me a homegoin'!"
@@steed3902 Yeah, that deep ass voice...."c'mon ova here, mayn".....
Coldest shit ever
“Yo Snoop yo sister in ma class”
Snoop “fuck is you high or something !?”🤨
That scene is so funny every time. 😩😂
Yes, for some reason that scene just gets me laughing no matter how many times I see it. Seems so real, wonder if it was ad-libbed.
felt like an NPC exchange in GTA XD XD
its a small world.
in case they want to kill michael 🤣🤣
i found it so funny
The underlining message about sexual abuse was very well done. Wasn't preachy or telegraphed. Chris said a lot about his pass experiences without saying nothing. This was a sad but powerful scene.
I never got that until I read your comment and watched the scene where he obliterates Bug's father... Wow, this makes me like Chris a little
Ohhh yeah 👍
pass experiences - was he a QB
Understood that look . When you know you know
@@alfonzojordan8395 Exactly - Chris's look was understanding/compassion and relentless rage all in one.
- "But... the rats, I'll be alone with the rats!"
- "You're all right, I got your back."
Aww, such a wholesome fella.
That was truly reassuring his demise.
Yeah. I would laugh, but knowing there's people out there actually like this is what keeps me from doing so.
"Prop Joe said you was my escort out." "Manner of speaking that be true" Love that line.
Who is the tall guy that set him up?
@@YouBettaGetYouAhhJeniffer Slim Charles
@@willjackson4596 thank you
Slim was my favorite character by far.
I can't get over Snoop's face when he threw the nail gun in the water. She looked so heartbroken 🤣🤣🤣
😂
it was $800 😂
@@urieljimenez8115 I'd be mad too, like run me my $800 for that shit 😂😂😂😂😂
@Uriel Jimenez it wasn't about the money she really liked that nailgun when the salesman educated her on it she took to it hard lol
it was the lexus of nail guns man
“Fck is you high or sumn” is one of the best lines in the series
Big facts
She said that shit so fucking fast lmfao
lmaoo yo everytime I see thay part i be fuckin dyin 😂😂
Definitely was...
considering how 99% of women are treated in gang life
it's pretty dangerousl to be calling out to a homie like they were some girl in the hallway
You know the show is good when you feel bad that a mass murderer got her nail gun thrown out.
i felt the look of pain on her face when chris got back to the car lol
Son Goku HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH. That's the funniest/ most true thing I've heard all day.
Son Goku 😂😂😂😂😂
her speech gave her charecter authenticity
Son Goku Marlo cheap ass should've reimbursed her for that shit in the first place.
When even Snoop is shocked by the level of violence you know it's serious
I was watching this again and that was my thought exactly. Her look of surprise was itself, surprising.
Burt don't even begin to ask Chris about that shit....lol
At a minimum a deep shared understanding between Chris and Michael. The silence, the violence, the fury. Both Michael and Chris probably share that same sad trauma history.
Run that scene parallel to what Michael did to Kennard or Namond.
@@isaiahbomar7832 I cannot STAND Kenard. Playing with a cat carcass? And killing THE Omar? A psychopath Through and THROUGH.
There relationship is literally like no other ctfu straight murderous batman & robin duo lmao
more like the joker and harley quinn. omar was batman.
@@deathrager2404 Nah Chris wasn't abusive to Snoop or romantic with her.
Hersey Berry i wish they had a whole another series giving us the back story of the barksdales or marlos crew or the co-op smh
Rocky and Bullwinkle with the personalities switched.
They like a more hood version of Jules and Vincent from Pulp Fiction
When snoop kept asking Mike what he did to him and he gave snoop that look and Chris immediately picked up on it. Chris knew exactly what that creep had done to michael, victims often can see the same mannerisms they had as victims in others. Chris being once a victim and also having children of his own took the situation extremely personally. Probably one of the few murders Chris did that was actually not morally reprehensible and ironically it was the one he went to prison for.
technically he took them all but the irony is not lost
When he spit on the guy, he left his DNA..
🗣️He didn't even wait to get the MF in the house 😂😂😂😂
Stephen King called Snoop Pearson, "perhaps the most terrifying female villain to ever appear in a television series."
and he was right
Yes, because she kills like its the most natural thing in the world.
BS. She is one of the greatest villains' no doubt but not the most terrifying.
@@LibertarianGal just curious, who you've got?
Joker probably takes it
Str8 Factz!!!!!! Who still watches the Wire in 2020???? I still do
Just finished all 5 seasons again!!!
I've watched it probably 20 times
Where can I watch the full series?
2021
🙋🏿♂️
Chris actually somehow sounds genuinely comforting when it’s someone he has no personal issue with. I think that’s what Marlo was trying to replicate with Prop Joe but couldn’t pull it off, he’s even deader inside than Chris
Facts
The way he stared at Joe after his execution like a power thirsty sociopath...
I always loved how clueless and annoyed Snoop was when Chris was asking her about Club music 😂
Chris n snoops teaching process was really good. Hands on, plenty of teacher interaction and positive reinforcement to give the young ones confidence moving forward.
"Come on over here man" that line still sends chills all these years later.
When you saw Chris and snoop you knew what was about to happen
Dee Hubb
CERTIFIABLY 👁️👁️ SOCIOPATHIC 😱 PSYCHOPATHS 😵
Yup
@@dramahawkpromotions9621 Cancel Christmas.
All was ready get some pizza
They're gonna bake cookies for you
No skinny jeans on this show lol
just was saying that
Satrina Palmer lol everything was baggy & name brand
Lol yes yes
boygenius7 good I hate skinny ass jeans them shits make you walk around all fancy and shit
Jacob Richardson lol yea they in the way
Its dope how they just walk a round with that bucket and the nail gun. Like another day at the office lol
FinnyTheKid what's in the bucket is it like something they light on fire or something
FinnyTheKid its lye
ESTIZINIZM "REAL TALK FIR DAT ASS" That's one of your video titles.... You sound dumb as fuck
Peaches Galore She’s fucking up, lye will preserve a body if water isn’t poured on it to start the chemical reaction that will break the body down
Yeah it's only to stop the stench of a dead body so someone just walking by wouldn't know there was a body in the vacant
I got mad love for this woman. When she purchased the nail gun been a fan since her introduction. Providing comic relief as a psychopath, that's talent.
I've never watched the whole series, so when she is buying the nail gun that's her first introduction to everyone??
@bradsully6620 It's the first in depth. The Wire introduction is done in two phases. You have a soft introduction; the character may say a couple of lines appear to be a minor character, two episodes later, the character is fleshed out.
@@bradsully6620 That's Season 4 Episode 1, I think the first scene of that season. Before that Snoop was always in the background
@@bradsully6620 , No. In season three she shot up the corner from the back of a motorcycle like Griselda Blanca used to order down here in Miami in the 80's during the Cocaine Cowboys days.
@@brothermouzone1307 I think you mean fleshed out.
“You hungry?”
“You want some Chinese?”
It was just another day at the office for them.
Right after boding the security guard an innocent victim like that was so creepy lmmfao😳😳
Omar had a reputation but so did Chris 👌
different reps entirely
L2TheFace Bars eh, whenever you saw either one you knew shit was about to get real, people feared both but Omar was a lot more heroic to the streets(kids)
Omar's game was theft, Chris game was strictly murder
Chris and Snoop were scared of Omar. When Michael asked them about Omar they got angry at him cause they didn't want to go up against Omar
Reign Terror no they weren't
Namond: "Yo Snoop your sister in my class"
Snoop: "The fuck you high or something, nigga!?"
LMFAO
+yoitsgiook best line
I was dying when I saw that. So funny!
+yoitsgiook was she rly in his class?
LMAO who knows but she was not having it!
+flisko Yeah she was really in his class lol
"Yo snoop your sister in my class" LMAOOO
Tha fuck you high or somethin nigga?!?! Lol
Naemond said that to let Snoop know that he knows her people it was a threat. Snoop asking Naemond if he high is a response to that foolish threat. You don't just walk away from a mate and Naemond would look out for his own. I would have been keen to see Naemond back Randy in that snitch fight at school.
Varun Kumar nah I think it was a plead for his life lol. Like, yo I know ur sister, we coo, so please remember that in the future and don’t kill me lol
@@VarunKumar-cb5hm To me it seemed like he was trying to get noticed by a "hood" celebrity. You heard how they feared and idolized Chris in other episodes. Calling him a zombie master and shit. No way Namod had the balls to "threaten" Snoop. Dude didn't even have enough in him to give Kenard a beating when Kenard ran off with his package.
@@solamon77 Naemond is walking right up to snoop and fronts her. I think it was a threat. Like if Michael goes missing Naemond wanted Snoop to know i know your people. That Kenard beating was a 10 year old getting punked hard it was not easy to watch. Especially because Naemond was responsible. i dont compare beating on a kid to get a package which was work to be the same as leaving a freind behind with zombie killers the same. Loyalty brings out different emotions.
But i can understand your point it is definitely purposeful writing like the most of the wire.
It's crazy how stone cold heartless, methodical and intricate Chris was about his killings. The 1 time he let his emotions get the best of him was with Michaels dad. Instead of just shooting him, he beat him to death, which left DNA for the cops to find later.
If he hadn't spit on him, they wouldnt have found it. Maybe it wouldve have mattered.
He knew without Michael telling him he was a pedophile, probably happen in his childhood.
@@BrainDeadNed it wasn't spit, it was all of that blood and broken skin from beating him to death.
@@vicshephard9231 It still mixed in with his saliva and he spat it out.
@@neillscott4192 same thing I thought about when cheese got shot, he got spat on and that dumbass big bloke threw his cigar on him 😏 I guy to rat and they all go down.
Lmao Snoop "You owe me 800 on that", when the nailgun gets thrown away, she included the tip for that guy as well haha
I think Chris was molested as a young boy that's why he unloaded on the dude like that like it was personal.
Edward Martinez or maybe he don’t appreciate the chi mo shit.
Yea he was
Yep. That telegraphed that in the look he gave. I caught it when the show was on
work that out by yoself?
That's probably one possible way they got DNA on the murder charge he caught
Chris was the most loyal and official character. Definitely deserved more nominations
Weebay!!!!
" I'm just saying the boy ain't right" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
LOL love wen she says that...too funny
lea monquie 😂😂😂😂
lea monquie 000000000000000000
lea monquie foreshadows S5 in the car when she says, "You was never one of us, and you never could be."
Luis Q lol aw found the hater
7:12 slim Charles was so cold. “In a manner of speaking that be true”. Cold blooded
Se 2333 amazing line man lol
its not that,its a part of the game,play your part, if you gone play
@@neworleans7166 stfu dumbass.
“Come on over here man” 😂
"Come on over here man"
"Come on" 😂😂😂😂
*Blows in glove*
Chris had Alot of love for Snoop
He kinda protected her...
Girl aint need no protection
@@rollinGEstones well she did get killed once Chris was no longer around, but yea I think she let her guard down because she didn't really want to kill him. Snoop character didn't fuck with no one outside of the circle but all of a sudden she hanging around with a dude that she told Mike they needed to get, when they trained him to case the person before they hit him...."Smart nigga, you always were," those were telling words. I think she was jealous because he could see past where her loyalty would not allow her to see
Iknew they shit was different was how she talked to chris it wasint a protection thing they had that brother that i nvr had love ... Shit they woulda left marlo ass in one of them houses if he went against them.i think
Well not protected her more like looked out for her that was his homie male or female
@@santinovaughn9336 she wanted to kill him what are you talking about i think she was jealous of mike she even told him before he killed her that she never viewed him as one of them i get we all have our own opinion but don't ignore the writing
I love how Chris and Snopp do the trap method even if they just talking to somebody 😂
Growing up in Maryland and delaware listening to 92.3 and the Baltimore club music They always played I loved these scenes in the wire. The writers are genius
Damn 92.3 a hip hop station there too I thought it was a Chicago things
yeah i grew up in dover and wilmington… but we was always in bmore though quick hour drive…
R.I.P Kswift
My favorite scene with Snoop. After Chris literally beat a man to death with his bare hands, she says, "Damn!!! You didnt even wait to get the MF in the hooouse."😂😂😂😂😂 Very funny reaction after a VERY tense and gut wrenching scene
“They listen to bullshit up in New York.” That hurt my feelings 😞
Me too and I'm from the Midwest 😆
#lol
It shouldn’t. NY got that raw hip hop we don’t do that dancing stuff
We The Original sound 😂
"Yo, you owe me 800 on that, bitch. You wylin" lmao
This was one of the deepest scenes in the show in my opinion, Chris offered Mike family not just a job. In real life urban American youth often find love in the streets that they don't at home. "If you with us you with us, and we'll be with you all the way".
They'll be with him all the way untill it's time to go to prison.If they can get a deal for a shorter sentence or to avoid the death penalty for snitching on him.Better believe that loyalty would end right there
Urban American....??? What is that ?
American youths that live in urban areas and deal with gang life commonly. You need a dictionary? Or are you looking to get offended?
yeah until they decided to try and kill him even tho he didn’t snitch
4:58 Dude looking like "Damn she takes morning radio seriously"
Lmbo
🤣🤣🤣
"Sanjay be on the show too" being the words that save your life lol
I love that chris still dressed like a janitor going to work despite making crazy bands as Marlo partner
I think that's his idea of looking sharp.
When you're a killer, you don't need to wear anything special. His heart and soul is dark, just like his clothes. His character always struck me as being of a military background.
Can't be in vacants like he is wearing a suit.
@@LibertarianGal he is the knife he is throwing while the thing with omar is going on is army issued or marine or even special forces
"Nah, ask a Baltimore question"
Love how they rep their city.
This show is tough i love it but they shit on ny acting like they better which is hilarious nyc the best city
@@andrewbecker9062 pretty freaking accurate overpriced for no reason at all
@@admirosmanovic1368 I live in where you Vacation. Ya'll b1tch about the trash and environment being destroyed by your own hotels, houses, amusement parks, and hunger for bottled water. You always say NYC is better, then why the hell you leave your toxic wasteland to destroy our way of life. You are arrogant, self entitled, wasteful, and toxic people, Boston is 100% better then NYC, and Chicago is better then NYC. So take your filthy money you scam us out of while destroying our state and go elsewhere.
@@tonytucker6145 bro you was in the trenches lol
"Yew standin here lookin fuckin stewpid..." Love snoop's accent lol
😭😭😭
Speaking that Baltimorese !!!
Ballmer AF
them B-more accents son! gotta love em.
That's a Baltimore accent
7:50-8:00 hahahaha. Only Chris can comfort his target like a pastor leading a convict to the electric chair...
Funny you say that. The actor who played Chris, played "Pastor Isaiah" on the Good Wife.
In the name of JESUS!
-DMX
Snoop said “cmon over here man “ 😂😂like Nigga u know what’s going on let’s make this easy
Chris was cold blooded with no value for human life. Snoop seemed like she enjoyed her work, she was a very captivating character. They were fun to watch together.
He wasn't cold blooded, he was just doing as he was told. If anything he performed mercy kills on majority of his enemies "quick and clean" - in opposed to how other people would've killed them. This is of course with the exception of Bug's dad... but even that was a kill because he valued Mike and his fam. He also saved that guy's life who Snoop mistook for a Yankee. He has value over human life, he just kills whoever the boss say need killing.
Chris was simply the best soldier you could have on your team . he was cold but he had a heart m he wasn't much different than wee Bay
L2TheFace Bars Slim Charles was about in the same league I think
That's what he got paid to do. Man like Chris in EVERY territory
Opposite way around lol
Snoops lines are hilarious lmao “you high?” “Standing there looking fuckin stewpid “
When snoop says “come on man” and puts the latex glove on 😂😂😂
😂😂🤣🤣🤣💀💀☠️💀😂
I hate to say but,comin' from shit like this you think different,I have pity for certain things ,but some its a part of the game or its the g code
When she blew in the glove I was crying LMFAO old face Andre such a bitch he should have fought back
Exactly hella funny
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As a native New Yorker, I find Snoop's "New York Prayer" the coldest shit I've ever heard in my life.
Don’t come to far south for your own fucking good unless u wanna be in a vacant
😂😂😂I was tight NY born
Snoop's Face at 6:14. She looked like she wanted to cry behind that nailgun! lol
🤦🏾♂️😂😂
$800 gone
Hilti nail guns come with 2 year wear and tear warranties. What she should have done is pull that baby out of the water later on and brought it back to Hardware Barn for a free replacement.
@Fab StillSmokin True kinda like the dna Chris spit on ol dude after he beat him to a pulp.
It was her favorite tool, reliable like nothing else.
"Come on over here man"
Like he about to get a butt whoopin 😂🤣
😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣dawg
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Seeing Chris and Snoop with that crate bucket and lantern is a scary sight
And the Lyme
Like the grim reapers walking up on you 😟
I woulda ran 😂fuck that if y’all gon kill me y’all gotta catch me
Death himself approached Mike, and took a liking to him. Pretty trippy.
Snoop was scared she knew right then how much Chris respected and had love for mike
You might have missed a glaring facet to that scene
@Brian Kaye What Moniek means is that when questioned about what he did to him and Michael couldnt answer, Chris picked up on his body language. The level of brutality that Chris unleashed that shocked even Snoop kind of hints that perhaps the same thing happened to Chris. Chris as a character was always calm and composed to a degree. To see him loose control like that...
tf he dew to yew!! snoop voice lol
😂😂😂
She's actually from baltimore, that's the kind of accent they have. You hear it on some of the characters, but not many. the "yew" sound is very pronounced. Prop joe has it, when he says "do" you can hear it.
I wanna like this but its at 187 likes it should stay there lol
Lmao dog they talk so fucking funny
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Snoop was mad hurt when Chris threw the nail gun in the water lol
One of the best shows I've ever seen. Snoop is in a class by herself. Felicia Pearson's backstory is compelling, as are many of the people involved in the show (actors and advisors). I just finished reading "All the Pieces Matter-The Wire" by Jonathan Abrams which is mostly interviews and backstory with all of the actors, writers, HBO execs, crew and real people involved in the show. It's organized seasonally and is fascinating, thought-provoking reading; just as the show is to watch. Season 4 slayed me. As a retired, inner-city teacher of 37 years, I relived the helplessness and frustration with the system that just can't seem to get it right. We try so hard to come up with ways that might work (as in season 4) but get shot down (no pun intended) due to testing or changing administrations, or whatever (as in the current craze of book-banning). Gosh I'm tearing up right now, I'm a little passionate about my love for this show. Snoop and Chris, one of the most memorable duos on TV! Thanks for the clips, I'm adding this to my "The Wire" Flipboard Magazine!
Snoop. Everything Snoop says is hilarious, I remember I burst out laughing when she said "you hungry? You want some Chinese?" 🤣 like Chris was the stone hearted stoic silent sociopath and she plays with him like she's his playful murderous puppy.
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She wasn't even supposed to be apart of the show. But she was so raw, they let her keep her nick name "snoop" and made her a part of the show. They liked the way she was telling a story
Michael Williams introduced her to the producers, thinking they might find a place for her on the show, I believe.
The realest hood series HBO ever made yo. Omar comin..... Lol peace 1 love baby.....
superdragon 74 this and The Corner miniseries!
@@anthonywhittingtonjr1661 Oh! I love The Corner miniseries too, it felt like watching The Wire spinoff.
More like the wire is The Corner spinoff because the corner was first
Even though I think he looked silly in the Gucci bucket hat, Andre met and accepted his end with more grace than I would
Fr I woulda ran and yelled soon as I saw them mfs 😂😂
"yo snoop your sister in my class"
Lmfaoo 😂😂
tha fuck you high or sumthin nigga😂
I died
Happy Thoughts I’m not 100% sure but I think he said it as in “I know your people” so if they kill Michael they will lose someone also. But I could be wrong.
Jonathan Rubio he just wanted to be cool 😂
The clanking of snoops crates is hilarious and deserves its own spinoff show
Called CLANKS & BUCKETS 🪣
Terrifying
but...but...the rats. I'll be alone wit the rats!
Jr Griffin actually it’s so it won’t smell
I got your back!
He took his death like a true g
@@jr3870 No that's lime powder it helps in the decay of the organic matter. The rats eating would be a benefit they eat all the meat nothing left to decay just bone.
@@edwardmartinez199 exactly mob use to.do.it alot makea the body decay faster
them two together was ruthless as shit!!!
Old Head Andre was always worried about the wrong shit 😂😂
Agito Makishima he was an idiot
His name is OLD FACE ANDRE
The rats though man
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6:18 "yo you owe me 800$ on that bi#ch...you wiling"😆
I think Snoop was the only one Chris actually enjoyed being around let alone make him laugh on multiple occasions
Snoop said come on over here... come on!! 😂😂😂 LIKE UMMM NOOO
Wax Doe I'm saying 😂
Right😂😂😂
😂
Chris was a fucking maniac!
andrea: but my family they wont know.. chris: they'll know lol😂... but but the rats.. chris: i got ur back lol😂
snoop often told dudes he was.moments from killing that he would take care of them
You mean chris..
he is a she : Snoop is a girl mon chou ! super fille
He's saying Chris is the one that said that. Y'know...the man.
@@Vercingetorix.Fantasia You know Snoop is a girl.
10:07 : Even Snoop was like "Damn Chris, you need to talk bro!?"
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Frfr
Snoop and Chris was such a great combination of calm and collected but both were vicious. Had no problem getting shit done. It was never emotion with either of them
"Here?" "Here is good" lmao that's cold blooded
i wish i could see a spin off of just these two. the duo through all the events that happened through the wire series. just like heinkel and yumie in crossfire from hellsing.
A good artist knows when he’s done. The Wire is perfect the way it is, doesn’t need to be touched.
@@cvgodd1432 that and David Simon died like 3 years after the show finished
@@mdd04000 not true AT ALL.
@@olubukonla7352 I stand corrected, it was David Mills, who done a lot of the writing with Ed Burns and Simon. The latter must’ve been the first to pop into my head when I wrote that comment.
I find it funny how Snoop questions Mike on why he wants his brothers father killed but gets mad when he asks questions about Junebug and others
I could listen to Snoop and Prop Joe talk all day. Ooo-ooo 😂
I would have loved to see a crossover episode with the wire & Sopranos. Like someone is going to Baltimore and they outsource the hit to marlo and he has chris and snoop do it . That would have been wild !
I Have Always Been A Big Fan Of The Wire. I Am Really Feelin' These Joints Focusing On Each Individual Character. Please Keep Up The Good Work.
Wish This Shit Never Ended
@@atmtarantino7765 The game never ends that was one of the overall messages. The game stays the same, whether it’s legit or criminal, and only the players change. For example, Michael is the new Omar and Dukie is the new Bubs. It’s one of the things that makes the show so timeless.
baltimore accent is awesome
but is it her accent or just her voice that keeps cracking up? sometiems she sounds like a dude in puberty
357Franknitty Bitch tries to kill me I'll say whatever the fuck I want to. If she's cool with me, I'll be cool with her
Anton Chigurh its an accent. Dont do that bruh. No need for that
Tony Bennett Actually I replied to another comment somewhere else. Don't know why it popped up here
@@CW-dl2dd lol. I was finna say that was random as fuck...
yo u owe me 800$ on dat bihh u wylin
Lmao
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at first I was like, "did she just call Chris a bitch??"
Chris relates to Michael on a very personal level as if the same exact thing happened to him as a child. He understood precisely why Michael was soon going to be the person that Chris himself had already become. #TheKnownUnknowns
7:07
Slim Charles: "In a manner of speaking, that be true"
Obi Wan: "It was true, from a certain point of view"
Slim Charles is the Obi Wan Kenobi of the Wire
7:27 "Come on over here man" "come on" 😂😂
She straight bmore. Love it
Namond just left his homeboy and brought everybody with him. He should have asked Mike if he was good with them leaving or not.
+I Bramblebush Yeah but the show revealed that namond was a good boy acting like a tough boy
Nah Namond never left, they all cut right around the building to keeping an eye on everything. They were still in close proximity. After the conversation Mike even thanked them for being close and watching out for him. It was the smartest move in this situation.
Original London Pirate Radio notice Namond told Snoop her sister in good class, that was to let her know he knew who she was just in case they tried to do something to Mike
all these wanna be tough internet dweebs. what were three prepubescent boys going to do to two trained assassins that could go toe to toe with Omar little. Namond did everything he could and more. doing anything else would be stupid. Namond wasn't even soft he was clearly just cut out to do something else in life.
Good catch Tiffany.
The subtlety between Chris and Michael is priceless. It gives us insight to Chris’s past.
It's kind of hilarious, the only time you ever really see emotion or interest from Chris is when he's talking about Baltimore club music.
Oh and beating Micheal's step dad to death. Which is one of my favorite moments in the show.
Love her accent.
Right
thats how she really speaks in real life
I hate talking to people who speaks like this it's hard to understand especially if they mumble, stutter and talk fast.
@@whoknows3229 They usually stink too.
Chris killed Michael stepfather that s*** was personal
4:58 Guy handled the near death experience pretty well
He was confused af lol
I always laugh when I think about that guy trying to explain what happened to his friends later
When those 2 walk up on you from 2 different directions, you don't stand there waiting to hear what they want..lmao
8:00 is such and underrated scene in movie history. The look between Chris and Mike & 8:24 was wonderfully written and it speaks to a deeper problem. Snoops face @ 10:07 is the icing on the cake. The spit @ 10:33 ended Chris and snoop. DNA😩 The Wire is easily a top 10 Series of all time.
You've got an extra Zero in there...
Snoop : Come on over here man.... 😂😂😂
Evil Sin Reaper 😂😂😂
Best show ever
+Jordan King FACTS!!!!!
"Excuse me, snoop? Can I get your autograph? "
"Sure. Where you from?"
"Me? New York."
Today's news, man found slain. Witnesses say he came too far south for his own fuckin good
It's crazy that parts like this even exist in America.
It's like this All around the world
No it isnt. Murica is a third world country crumbling away
ray hanes wherever black people live it’s always like this
@@MinoritiesRlazy nope
only the poor people man,I'm from a hood like this,but since then I've relocated,a couple times and its different every where I've moved
"Come on over here man...Come on"
*Chris noooooo* 😂😂😂
"They'll know"
I like it how Chris blows Snoop up: "Yo, chill."