some might disagree, but Breaking Bad is one of the most saddest shows that the world provided us. the way everything ends, the things Walter did, the switch between Walter and Heisenberg, all Jesse's pains... everything is just so sad and makes me wanna cry everytime i think abt it.
I think the reason I like El Camino so much is because it does provide a happy ending for one of the few people in the show that actually deserve it, considering all the pain he had been through
Ah yes a drug addict murderer who sold meth to people in rehab, doesn’t give a shit about his parents and betrayed the only person who truly cared for him truly deserves a happy ending
@@smashb3766 Oh no, he betrayed Walter, a guy who is considerably worse than him, and who betrayed their trust first when he poisoned Brock and used it to manipulate Jesse. How terrible. Agree about the rest though
Even though he appears to be free, I still can’t imagine how he would live a new life with such a damaging past. I can only imagine it bringing him more pain forever as it will always haunt him. It’s quite tragic because he isn’t really free after all…
@@umairdean4860 While you are correct that he isn't free from his past fully, he's been given a shot to at least repair his life by starting new. If he didn't eventually start over, he would've been miserable, (eventually) poor and alone with the only thing for him to "enjoy" is running from the Police and the Government. So, while yes he cannot forget what happened, he can take a shot of being a *Person* again.
The second most, behind us, the viewers, for having to watch the happy birthday scene nah fr im scarred from that. Id take all the abuse jesse suffered from todd in exchange for wiping that memory from my brain
Walter was like some kind of father figure to Jesse, he was someone to look up to. He was someone Jesse respected a lot, possibly loved in some way. Walter used this to his advantage completely, he manipulated Jesse so much, to keep him under his wing. As so many people have said, Walter was a bad guy pretending to be good, and Jesse was a good guy trying to be bad. Jesse has a heart of gold and he deserves only the best.
@@rxfin763 Walt wanted Jesse, but kept manipulating him to the very end (the scene when Walt begs Jesse to shoot him at Jack´s - despite already being mortally wounded from the shootout). One of the greatest twists in the tale of BB is that the father figure Jesse was looking for turned out to be Mike, of all things a stone-cold hitman for a druglord, and not Walt, his teacher with a brilliant mind, thus a seemingly perfect "role model".
The evolution of Jesse Pinkman is just absolutely magnificent. From being a naive kid to becoming a hurt broken down man but with high moral standards.
@@thirdanimator3347 Thats true, but he also was still in the game, even though he hated it, he killed a man, if his moral standards were that high, he wouldn't even kill the man for his own survival. Also, he did try selling meth to a rehab group
@@Jeff_189 yet he killed a man for his friends survival. If u wouldnt then that just goes to show what type of person u is but nonetheless you're right.
@@aydenheidler i thought marie was great i see skyler get alot of hate but i honestly think marie is worse but that makes me like the writing around her more because shes a believably pretentious asshole while obviously still being able to care and be sincere i have an uncle that acts almost exactly like marie not to mention her relationship with hank
Crazy to think that in the grand scheme of things, the 'degenerate, low life drug addict' has a better morale conscious than a genius scientist with a family. Breaking Bad is my favorite TV series of all time.
@@KarlVeiga I mean he is right. What he's stated is literally one of the messages given by the show; don't judge a book by its cover. Jesse is this hard looking gangster outside, yet he had the moral compass of a 13 year old kid that can't lie to save his life. On the other hand, Walter portrays himself to be a ordinary men, away from a life of crime; while he's the true evil. Jesse is actually a little b*tch that thinks life is a game and actions don't result in consequences.
I always believed Jesse to be the true protagonist while Walt was the antagonist behind the scenes manipulating Jesse and corrupting him to be a tool of his.
This show teaches a better lesson on “Don’t do meth” than literally any school in the world. We all know that drug is bad for you, but this show shows us more than just that. It hurt not only you, but those who you care about as well.
although the edit does it's justice for Jesse, without Walt he would have been dead by the end of season 2, and so on. Walt was definitely a control freak in their operation, but he was the right man for it. It's sad Jesse chose that path instead of ditching him earlier on. Eventually he just got stuck in it and there was no way of getting out, his only hope was Walt saving him from the cartel and he just got used. Plus if he really did end up with Jane the money would be gone less than a year, they would just become junkies together. Her addiction came back and all she was focused on was the money and doing "whatever they wanted together" with all the cash.
I personally think Pinkman's transformation was like day and night. Throughout the series you never really loose sight of how each circumstance gradually changed his character from lighthearted to dark hearted. From the time we first saw him as the goofy happy go lucky druggie learning about meth in BB, until the time we saw him as the silent traumatized hardened criminal clawing through the underworld of evil he was buried in to reach what little freedom he had left in El Camino, his transition was way more understood believable and heart felt than Walter's....in my personal opinion.
the reason walts change was much more direct is due to the fact that deep inside walt was always resenting and mad at the world for his failures . at first he was more consious but once he got a taste of power he needed more and more and more . going from bad to good will be much more gradual than going from good to bad . being bad inside is more easily hidden then being good inside .
It’s really easy to forget that Walter was on his last legs anyways, and in his early 50’s, while Jesse had a whole life ahead of him that was taken by Walt.
@@donzallo_fx3093 easy there fella... Walter manipulated Jesse a ton of times, after all he was just a kid and Walt a smart guy who knew how to get what he wanted. You can't blame Jesse for all the shit he went through.
@@wadabid6165 here we go with this kid talk. HE WASNT A FCKING KID...he was already in the game of selling meth. Which is awful to begin with.. it so happened his path led him to someone who was just more intelligent then he was. You act like what this dude was doing was noble or something. Everything terrible that happened to him was a result of bad decisions including trying to kill those drug dealers where he almost got himself killed if it wasnt for walter saving his ass and ruining his relationship with fringe almost getting his entire family murdered..If it wasnt for walter and his protection he would not of survived. Just shut up.
@@wadabid6165 I can blame Jesse. He decided to sell meth. When you play with sharks you get bite. He chose that life, he wasnt born into it. Thats his fault. you must not live in reality.
Aaron Paul was great, but I think Bryan Cranston was just as good. From other shows like The Sopranos, actors like James Gandolfini and Michael Imperrioli were just as good
Jesse was not always a good guy, he transforms into a better person over the show, it's sorta like Walter White goes from good guy to bad guy Jesse Pinkman goes from Bad Guy to Good Guy
Aaron Paul is absolutely brilliant.. He made Jesse a real person. We loved with him We cried with him We suffered with him We lost with him We laughed with him We felt every single thing that he felt and that's because Aaron Paul brought him to life and we were hooked... Walter White's manipulation of their friendship and his constant torment and destruction of Jesse was the one of saddest things I've ever watched... Great fukn show....
I'm not even done watching this and I'm already itching to rewatch breaking bad now. God I love pinkman. A tortured soul who finally found peace in the end
what peace has he found, his girlfriend died, his other girlfriend died, walter died, he lost everything, he got tortured and put into slavery, he will never find peace anymore, he's a broken man.
@@imaniba6168 Trauma will always be with you but he's free from being held captive now, he was able to make amends to the son who's mother dies because of the events he was involved in and finally moved to Alaska where he had wanted to restart with Jane. It was a peace found from the bottomless pit of terror and trauma he had endured for so long. To each their own with their view of how his story ended but I'm happy to see him smile again in the end
Kid's mom died because of him and that letter is his best way of explaining why things went the way they did , maybe. Mike told him you can't forget the past "that's the one thing you can't do." Jesse wanted to go to New Zealand for a fresh start and that's where they filmed Lord of the rings but that was just a "junkie" point of view of what could be. He'll never find peace, only contempt because he ACCEPTS what he's done but shadowed with great guilt of every life along the way. Todd has the most optimal way of looking at things "shit happens" and that's church yo but whatever Gatorade me bitch
I totally hear what you're saying, but I seriously believe it'd lose any substance it had if it just kept going and going. We've all seen shows that just needed to end and paid the price for longevity
@@senseweaver01 Yeah. Some shows, after a few seasons, becomes not as good or just bad. It's a shame because you either have to abandon the characters that you really like/love or stick through it and continue watching, and end up loving the show and characters less or not at all anymore
It’s been years, and years, and years, but still to this day “I Loved her, I Loved Her More Than Anything” scene fucking obliterates me to pieces inside
This emphasizes why Jesse is so likeable. even if he's not your favorite character you can still respect his devotion to keep kids safe, and you garner sympathy for him cause he constantly gets beaten down literally and figuratively. He's just all around a well written character and one of the few main characters that doesn't deserve the things that happen to him.
Walter replaced what heart he may have once had with greed, narcissism, manipulation, ruthlessness and hunger for power. Jesse though, Jesse was all heart. From beginning to end. And for that, I will love that character forever. He was the beating, bleeding, breaking heart of this show. Without him there would have been no angel amongst the devils. One of the greatest performances and characters of all time. Just watching this montage made me cry.
Walter was honest and great men. Jesse was the problem with his chasing for emotions and making Walt save his life and ruin workship with Grus. Stfu, Jesse dumb kid that ruined everything
Breaking bad is 100% the best show I've ever seen, and possibly the best show ever. The progression of Jesse being a happy, but junkie kid to having to go through some of the worst stuff you can imagine feels so real and powerful. The show does so much to feel like what you're seeing isn't a staged show that won't really mean anything to you but Breaking Bad has so many layers to it that make it perfect. The acting is just amazing, and I believe that Aaron Paul delivers one of the best performances in television history.
I watched this video like 100 times, this video its like my terapy, I just play the video and cry to the bottom of my soul until there's nothing there, this video help me alot to go to the hard times that I'm going through
I think the saddest part about breaking bad is seeing Walt care about Jesse like his own son and yet through everything that happens it’s almost like he has to just not care for him to go on, at the end when he looks at Jesse for the last time it’s like he remembers he cared before
For someone who already seemed broken and lost, was really torn from the inside out, exploited, beaten, tortured, but in the end he remained trustworthy, he collected whatever pieces were left, and he came out reborn, it may not have been for the best, but we may never know.
@@thegruesometwosome2831 “There would be no Walter White without Tony soprano“ -Bryan Cranston While Breaking Bad was more entertaining and thrilling, Sopranos really grasped me. It was really like watching a 90 hour Goodfellas level movie. Breaking Bad was a phenomenal, beautiful spun together piece of art as a incredible entry in the modern western genre. But, Sopranos is the reason we have Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, Mad Men etc. Put some respect on its name
Wow I actually just cried, I never realised how destroyed he was, and how much everyone continued to beat him down, and he still stood back up again. He lost everything, and more. And he still kept on going
This is great. Not just a bunch of scenes rotating over a shitty dubstep songs, but an actually good edit. I wish we would see more of these kinds of videos on the internet.
Yes, this and Better Call Saul. I prefer this, by a slim margin, for its more kinetic subject matter. Shows like "The Sopranos" and "The Wire", while good, can't compare to these works.
This show is one of the rare shows that cover almost everything perfectly. Humor, action, sadness, anguish, action, adventure, gut wrenching cliffhangers, misery, emotions, etc. Me and many others can agree that giving this show a spot of one of the best series ever created in television history.
I just love Jesse, the hint of the slightest good side left of it all, may never be close to Hank, but sincerely take ownership the mistakes one made, and never deliberately tried to hurt anyone. Walter on the other hand got selfish and evil. It's uncomforting for many, but that is the worst side of a man.
Jesse's really a good hearted person who have been through a lot ...man..i literally cry when i remember whtt he's been through and i wanted walt and jesse to understand each other from the starting but walt messed that up every time...and i was broken when he said to Todd's uncle that kill him ....i mean how he could be so cruel to jesse..who didn't do anything wrong to him ..
Jesse to me is the most human character that I've seen in a show. Every time that he tried to change, he back slides. His addiction/old habits prevent him from trying to better himself, and he absolutely suffered more than anyone in the show. Walt was the only one who truly believed in him, no matter what he was not going to help him get through it. Eventually, he used that trust against him, and he lost everything.
Jesse didn't deserve 90% of everything that happened to him. His entire life, his happiness, it was all ripped away from him. When I watched the movie about him, i was so glad he finally got to go to Alaska. He deserved to have a better life, I wish he had gotten out sooner. Walter was a fucking plague
@@julian_golon847 I'm not saying Walt didn't save him, but I'm also not saying Walt did save him. Walt scared Jesse mentally. Jesse should have gotten out sooner, but once again, Walt manipulated him to stay. Jesse didn't deserve what happened to him, no matter how you see it. He was used as a tool, and manipulated to think he owed everything to Walt.
This is such a beautiful edit, through and through. Every second of this was soo good, I love the voiceover work and clip choice! Your really blew me away with this edit, Breaking Bad and Jesse Pinkman are one of the absolute bests. Fantastic work!!
Breaking Bad would have not been this much popular if they had Jesse Pinkman killed in Season 1. His love-hate relationship with Walter makes this Series a remarkable one.
This video damn near brought me to tears. Jesse is my absolute favorite Breaking Bad character, he’s gone through so much shit and came out of it still standing. This is a masterpiece of a video with amazing editing and music choices
It's hard to be a good guy in this world, life makes you change and be strong if you want to survive, sometimes it feels like you can't because this world is made for bosses and you feel like a slave, but somehow you always managed to get out of bad moments, break the bad and find your way, don't never come back it doesn't matter anymore
Life is sometimes learned when you are doomed to loneliness by losing those you trust and love. The main point is that in this loneliness they can continue their goals without trusting anyone.
"jesse, I am glad to have you my co-worker.... and a friend. We are the reason this business is working." Which is what i loved to watch walt say to jesse
Jesse knew the cooking but walt lied to him and said jesse’s cooking was shit and bad so he can’t go alone and leave walt after that he learned the cooking …
I remember spending around a week and a half back in 2014, watching every single episode in that time span and spending 6-8 hours each day watching this show. It’ll always be my most loved show. ❤️
Seeing the video go from all the conflicts between Walter and Jesse, to all the things Walter said to reassure Jesse before telling him to do all the things that haunted him later in the show was HEAVY. That and the very first words between them over the last time they each others faces...man. good video, I'm not an emotional guy but this hit me hard
Aaron Paul did such a good job acting as Jesse Pinkman, and this edit really highlighted his skills. This must be one of the best Breaking Bad edit I've ever seen!
one of the best shows I have ever watched, seeing this makes me realise how much more of a main character Jesse is compared to Walt. His story is magnificent and he is probably one of the best written characters in all of media the way we see him evolve is fascinating
Jesse is a complete twist on the stereotypical drug addict shown in popular media instead of being a insane maniac who only cares about themself and their addiction jesse is what most drug addicts are broken people who have no where to turn to but drugs everyone else has already given up on him he doesn't have anyone who accepts him for who he is he has always been a tool for someone else's gain. Despite being an actual drug addicted delinquent he is the most morally strong character in the show he didn't want the life he was forced into he does what he does to survive walter took any chance of a future from him and stripped away his innocence walter may have been the protagonist but jesse was the hero he is the sole survivor.
Aaron Paul completely did his part as Jesse, watching this breaking bad baked on another level, you really see everything Jesse and Walter went through.
Oh my God, I finished the show awhile ago and I just finished this video and realized how much Jesse has been through all the emotions and all the times he has been manipulated and also how much Walt messed up his life. This 9 minute video almost made me cry I love this so much
Jesse wasn’t only Walt’s partner, he was his unofficial son. It’s somehow both a story about the bond/brotherhood Walt had w/ Jesse, and a toxic relationship being driven by someone extremely manipulative. But Hank was right. Walt did everything to protect his interests except when it came to Jesse
My guy got everything in life he wanted. A lot of money, the girl of his life, big house, nice car, a buddy who isn't a drug addict and a familyman (Walter) and than he lost everything afterwards and started a new life
Jesse Pinkman: A good guy pretending to be a bad guy
Walter White: Bald
Walter a guy who knocks
Bald man bad 🤣😅😅🤣😅🤣
Jesse Pinkman: also bald
Walter: a bad guy pretending to be good
Balding Bad
A character that was gonna be killed off in season 1 turned out to be one of the only ones surviving the ending.
Better Call Saul!
@@adriachardiferrer nah he was season 2
@@hmpys he survived
He's my favorite character in the whole series. So glad they decided not to kill him off, it would have been such a mistake
@@dustinturner5546 we don’t know that for sure yet.
i would pay a stupid amount of money to have my mind erased so that i could rewatch this show
Rewatch it high. Like watching it for the first time
@@xxldirtbag 💀💀💀 lmaoooo yeah or weed but whatever floats your boat
bro literally watch this while cooking meth and smoking it
u rr broke
I have memory problem every 6 months my memory gets deleted and I watch all the shows all over again
some might disagree, but Breaking Bad is one of the most saddest shows that the world provided us. the way everything ends, the things Walter did, the switch between Walter and Heisenberg, all Jesse's pains... everything is just so sad and makes me wanna cry everytime i think abt it.
Watch Better Call Saul too
thats the true yo
Mr. Robot is sad in a way too. I recommend to give it some time. True masterpiece, along with bb.
🙆♂go outside and walk with nature. You watch too much television. Your mind cant handle it. smh..
I Agree
Take a moment to appreciate this video editor who portrayed our beloved character in one of the best ways possible.
Then fucked it up by putting loud music over it . . .
Well done you . . .
Agreed
For real, so so good ❤❤❤
“YOU are my hero and shit” in el camino really got me
Skinny P
everyone needs friends like Skinny Pete and Badger
@@noenzu4760 crazy how they went from just wanting to use jesse for meth and drugs to becoming his best friends
This scene made me emotional, love it
@@bogiman1265 Uh... they were always best friends
I think the reason I like El Camino so much is because it does provide a happy ending for one of the few people in the show that actually deserve it, considering all the pain he had been through
Ah yes a drug addict murderer who sold meth to people in rehab, doesn’t give a shit about his parents and betrayed the only person who truly cared for him truly deserves a happy ending
@@smashb3766 Oh no, he betrayed Walter, a guy who is considerably worse than him, and who betrayed their trust first when he poisoned Brock and used it to manipulate Jesse. How terrible. Agree about the rest though
@@smashb3766 he was done w meth until Walt asks him to start cooking again.
Even though he appears to be free, I still can’t imagine how he would live a new life with such a damaging past. I can only imagine it bringing him more pain forever as it will always haunt him. It’s quite tragic because he isn’t really free after all…
@@umairdean4860 While you are correct that he isn't free from his past fully, he's been given a shot to at least repair his life by starting new.
If he didn't eventually start over, he would've been miserable, (eventually) poor and alone with the only thing for him to "enjoy" is running from the Police and the Government.
So, while yes he cannot forget what happened, he can take a shot of being a *Person* again.
fun fact! Aaron paul never took a single acting lesson
He just thought; "what would it be like to be in this situation" and simply acted it out
Damn that’s impressive
imagine him as a layer xd
@@technologicalpickaxe2634 lawyer* 😀
He is acting himself maybe
now imagine if he took acting lessons prior to breaking bad
Out of ANYONE in the show, Jesse was abused the most mentally, physically and emotionally, no one else can even compete.
The second most, behind us, the viewers, for having to watch the happy birthday scene nah fr im scarred from that. Id take all the abuse jesse suffered from todd in exchange for wiping that memory from my brain
Also Donald Margolis
Walter was like some kind of father figure to Jesse, he was someone to look up to. He was someone Jesse respected a lot, possibly loved in some way. Walter used this to his advantage completely, he manipulated Jesse so much, to keep him under his wing. As so many people have said, Walter was a bad guy pretending to be good, and Jesse was a good guy trying to be bad.
Jesse has a heart of gold and he deserves only the best.
even if walter was selfish, he still cared about jesse. Walter didnt need jesse in the drug industry with gus but he wanted him in anyways.
@@rxfin763 Walt wanted Jesse, but kept manipulating him to the very end (the scene when Walt begs Jesse to shoot him at Jack´s - despite already being mortally wounded from the shootout). One of the greatest twists in the tale of BB is that the father figure Jesse was looking for turned out to be Mike, of all things a stone-cold hitman for a druglord, and not Walt, his teacher with a brilliant mind, thus a seemingly perfect "role model".
yeah. Gold heart xD jesus how u all are stupid 😂😂
jesse would a nice guy if he wasn't a addict and drug lord
I’m impressed you slapped together two brain cells in order to come up with the simplest theory of all time
The evolution of Jesse Pinkman is just absolutely magnificent. From being a naive kid to becoming a hurt broken down man but with high moral standards.
He didn't have high moral standards
@@Jeff_189 He did. He can't kill people without being scarred heavily. Walter is the opposite, he can kill without issue.
@@thirdanimator3347 Thats true, but he also was still in the game, even though he hated it, he killed a man, if his moral standards were that high, he wouldn't even kill the man for his own survival. Also, he did try selling meth to a rehab group
@@Jeff_189 yet he killed a man for his friends survival. If u wouldnt then that just goes to show what type of person u is but nonetheless you're right.
@@Jeff_189 lol if a man is trying to actively kill you, you wouldn't try and kill him first?
this show is 5 seasons long
over 60 episodes each around 45 minutes
and there was never a single moment where i didnt feel i was watching real people
Same
A show has never balanced so many different emotions as well as BB
except scenes with marie 💀
@@aydenheidler i thought marie was great
i see skyler get alot of hate but i honestly think marie is worse
but that makes me like the writing around her more because shes a believably pretentious asshole while obviously still being able to care and be sincere
i have an uncle that acts almost exactly like marie
not to mention her relationship with hank
Tbh Gus’ death scene was obviously made to look fake intentionally for a badass departure but still every actor in this show was amazing
Crazy to think that in the grand scheme of things, the 'degenerate, low life drug addict' has a better morale conscious than a genius scientist with a family. Breaking Bad is my favorite TV series of all time.
Or maybe he realised he isn’t the gangster he was trying so hard to be and couldn’t hack it when shit got real. What a emotional bitch.
@@smashb3766 You literally just watched Jesse Pinkman channel a fucking cowboy, you what?
@@KarlVeiga I mean he is right. What he's stated is literally one of the messages given by the show; don't judge a book by its cover. Jesse is this hard looking gangster outside, yet he had the moral compass of a 13 year old kid that can't lie to save his life. On the other hand, Walter portrays himself to be a ordinary men, away from a life of crime; while he's the true evil. Jesse is actually a little b*tch that thinks life is a game and actions don't result in consequences.
I always believed Jesse to be the true protagonist while Walt was the antagonist behind the scenes manipulating Jesse and corrupting him to be a tool of his.
Its called experience
This show teaches a better lesson on “Don’t do meth” than literally any school in the world. We all know that drug is bad for you, but this show shows us more than just that. It hurt not only you, but those who you care about as well.
Duh! No shit sherlock!
No kidding I just finished the series
I feel that you entirely missed the point if you think the moral of the show is "drug bad"
@@lasarousi i dont think they were saying that drugs are bad was the entire lesson of the show, but one of them
@@short4387 I don't feel like it was even one of them
Walt and Jesse have one of the greatest character developments in any TV show ever being created
the fact that aaron paul had 0 acting experience before brba is insane, he is one hell of an actor
actually he had already acted in music videos and other things as a secondary character
@Navvy neither did i
Bro that's fucking insane
@@profilen5181 ayy i didn't ether
@@profilen5181 lol...
My favorite Jesse scene will always be “he can’t keep getting away with it” x2
“HE CANT KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH ITT!”
I like that one and the whole "You did it and all for that asshole Mr White?" Scene
That and "go ahead and kill me because there's no way I'm doing 1 more cook for you psycho F**ks"
i love the "SAY THE WORDS, SAY YOU WANT THIS, NOTHING HAPPENS UNTIL I HEAR YOU SAY IT" too
Mines the part where he is yelling at Walter in the desert about killing mike then Walter hugs him and he just breaks down crying
this video really shows how much of a villain Walt really was
The entire series doesn't show you that exhaustively?
He loved Jesse like his son thats why he made him go through hardships.
@@austinsucks9294 bruh tf you mean like a son? he gaslighted him through the entire show, then gave him to the fucking gestapo.
@@austinsucks9294 no he used him by s3 just to help make profit with meth.
although the edit does it's justice for Jesse, without Walt he would have been dead by the end of season 2, and so on. Walt was definitely a control freak in their operation, but he was the right man for it. It's sad Jesse chose that path instead of ditching him earlier on. Eventually he just got stuck in it and there was no way of getting out, his only hope was Walt saving him from the cartel and he just got used. Plus if he really did end up with Jane the money would be gone less than a year, they would just become junkies together. Her addiction came back and all she was focused on was the money and doing "whatever they wanted together" with all the cash.
Jesse's line "I don't know what's wrong with me mr. White" always hits so hard, the way Aaron delivers it is just so perfect
I personally think Pinkman's transformation was like day and night. Throughout the series you never really loose sight of how each circumstance gradually changed his character from lighthearted to dark hearted. From the time we first saw him as the goofy happy go lucky druggie learning about meth in BB, until the time we saw him as the silent traumatized hardened criminal clawing through the underworld of evil he was buried in to reach what little freedom he had left in El Camino, his transition was way more understood believable and heart felt than Walter's....in my personal opinion.
the reason walts change was much more direct is due to the fact that deep inside walt was always resenting and mad at the world for his failures . at first he was more consious but once he got a taste of power he needed more and more and more . going from bad to good will be much more gradual than going from good to bad . being bad inside is more easily hidden then being good inside .
It’s really easy to forget that Walter was on his last legs anyways, and in his early 50’s, while Jesse had a whole life ahead of him that was taken by Walt.
his life taken by walt??The dumbing down of America sure is real.
@@donzallo_fx3093 easy there fella... Walter manipulated Jesse a ton of times, after all he was just a kid and Walt a smart guy who knew how to get what he wanted. You can't blame Jesse for all the shit he went through.
@@wadabid6165 here we go with this kid talk. HE WASNT A FCKING KID...he was already in the game of selling meth. Which is awful to begin with.. it so happened his path led him to someone who was just more intelligent then he was. You act like what this dude was doing was noble or something. Everything terrible that happened to him was a result of bad decisions including trying to kill those drug dealers where he almost got himself killed if it wasnt for walter saving his ass and ruining his relationship with fringe almost getting his entire family murdered..If it wasnt for walter and his protection he would not of survived. Just shut up.
@@wadabid6165 I can blame Jesse. He decided to sell meth. When you play with sharks you get bite. He chose that life, he wasnt born into it. Thats his fault. you must not live in reality.
Jesse was a scumbag street junkie by the time he was 23 years old. He threw his life away long before he and Walter partnered up.
Maybe a controversial opinion, but I think Aaron Paul as Jesse Pinkman is the best performance of a character ever.
you're goddamn right
Correct but, how could you look past Bryan Cranston for this playing Walter White being “best performance of a character ever.”
That's a very very bold claim, and Im not sure if I agree. However he is undoubtedly up there.
Aaron Paul was great, but I think Bryan Cranston was just as good. From other shows like The Sopranos, actors like James Gandolfini and Michael Imperrioli were just as good
Oh stop
Jesse pinkman: A good guy pretending to be a bad guy
Walter White: A bad guy pretending to be a good guy
this comment: stolen
Walter White: bald guy
They aren’t rocks: they’re minerals
Jesse was not always a good guy, he transforms into a better person over the show, it's sorta like
Walter White goes from good guy to bad guy
Jesse Pinkman goes from Bad Guy to Good Guy
@@incognito6815 no one asked
Aaron Paul is absolutely brilliant..
He made Jesse a real person.
We loved with him
We cried with him
We suffered with him
We lost with him
We laughed with him
We felt every single thing that he felt and that's because Aaron Paul brought him to life and we were hooked...
Walter White's manipulation of their friendship and his constant torment and destruction of Jesse was the one of saddest things I've ever watched...
Great fukn show....
I love the juxtaposition of Jesse saying he accepts that he's the bad guy, as clips of him repeatedly showing mercy against all reason are shown
I'm not even done watching this and I'm already itching to rewatch breaking bad now. God I love pinkman. A tortured soul who finally found peace in the end
I’m ok
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what peace has he found, his girlfriend died, his other girlfriend died, walter died, he lost everything, he got tortured and put into slavery, he will never find peace anymore, he's a broken man.
@@imaniba6168 Trauma will always be with you but he's free from being held captive now, he was able to make amends to the son who's mother dies because of the events he was involved in and finally moved to Alaska where he had wanted to restart with Jane. It was a peace found from the bottomless pit of terror and trauma he had endured for so long. To each their own with their view of how his story ended but I'm happy to see him smile again in the end
Kid's mom died because of him and that letter is his best way of explaining why things went the way they did , maybe. Mike told him you can't forget the past "that's the one thing you can't do." Jesse wanted to go to New Zealand for a fresh start and that's where they filmed Lord of the rings but that was just a "junkie" point of view of what could be. He'll never find peace, only contempt because he ACCEPTS what he's done but shadowed with great guilt of every life along the way. Todd has the most optimal way of looking at things "shit happens" and that's church yo but whatever Gatorade me bitch
Hard to believe this guy played Todd in Bojack Horseman
Hes good in bojack but I always just think Jesse when he's in the show
In a alternate universe he did acting as todd
I know this is old but I still got my mind blown away. So that's why Todd's voice is so familiar holy shit asdajfnasibsfnjsfbnsavabvnsbas
I can totally believe that, they even dress pretty similarly.
Todd and jesse are both amazing characters
That scene with Jesse in the car watching them do that to one of he few people he cared about legit made me cry with him
Same. Just finished the series today. Was the saddest moment in the whole series for me.
what scene?
@@pizzapizza6722 scene were Todd kills Andria
So so sad mate
@@pizzapizza6722 6:25
Walt really cared about his family and Jesse was no less than a family to him.
Can we agree that this show is perfect in every aspect
The only bad thing about Breaking Bad is that it has an end.
I totally hear what you're saying, but I seriously believe it'd lose any substance it had if it just kept going and going. We've all seen shows that just needed to end and paid the price for longevity
@@senseweaver01 "cough" vikings "cough"
@@oliverliden5461 Exactly, House of Cards too
@@senseweaver01 Yeah. Some shows, after a few seasons, becomes not as good or just bad. It's a shame because you either have to abandon the characters that you really like/love or stick through it and continue watching, and end up loving the show and characters less or not at all anymore
Nah this ending was bloody perfect
THIS IS THE BEST BREAKING BAD EDIT I'VE EVER SEEN !!!! THIS DESERVES MUCH MORE LIKES !!!!!
Check "A reason to fight" Zurik 23M
@@truehuman3911 I've already seen it. I love it too!
@@truehuman3911 yeah this one and that one are the best 2
I prefer this one
Major facts
It’s been years, and years, and years, but still to this day “I Loved her, I Loved Her More Than Anything” scene fucking obliterates me to pieces inside
Is your name really Chance?
@@entwnn6799 no, cum is semen and it tastes nice and salty
@@cumconsumer4217 is your name really Cum?
@@waffel6378 yes
What kept both Jesse and Walt alive is actually their loyalty to each other. Both went down hill when they tried to go after each other in end.
this edit deserves an oscar
He's got 2! Amazing actor
@@Gogorillahe meant the edit itself
This emphasizes why Jesse is so likeable.
even if he's not your favorite character you can still respect his devotion to keep kids safe, and you garner sympathy for him cause he constantly gets beaten down literally and figuratively. He's just all around a well written character and one of the few main characters that doesn't deserve the things that happen to him.
Walter replaced what heart he may have once had with greed, narcissism, manipulation, ruthlessness and hunger for power. Jesse though, Jesse was all heart. From beginning to end. And for that, I will love that character forever. He was the beating, bleeding, breaking heart of this show. Without him there would have been no angel amongst the devils. One of the greatest performances and characters of all time. Just watching this montage made me cry.
Walter was honest and great men. Jesse was the problem with his chasing for emotions and making Walt save his life and ruin workship with Grus. Stfu, Jesse dumb kid that ruined everything
also he is a damn rat that went to police. Walt real man
@San Patricio's Space Dolphin Brigada Yep he sure is
@@rexyCS watching people Lick Walt's boots jerking off in a circle sending death threats to Anna Gunn never fails to make me laugh.
He was all heart when he shot Gale Boetticher right in the fucking face. Such heart. Now I want to cry.
I don't cry, I just piss with my eyes.
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Legit read this while pissing
“I don’t know what’s wrong with me Mr. White. I don’t how I can be so stupid.” Just incredible acting and so damn relatable 😞
Breaking bad is 100% the best show I've ever seen, and possibly the best show ever. The progression of Jesse being a happy, but junkie kid to having to go through some of the worst stuff you can imagine feels so real and powerful. The show does so much to feel like what you're seeing isn't a staged show that won't really mean anything to you but Breaking Bad has so many layers to it that make it perfect. The acting is just amazing, and I believe that Aaron Paul delivers one of the best performances in television history.
The only bad thing about Breaking Bad is the second word in the title
and walter.. hes a bad bad man
And the worst thing is that it ends... no, now in serious, the show ends and give you a feeling of sadness AMD hollowness.
sunnie Walter is a baaad man but I still root for him for some reason
and skyler singing happy birthday to beneke
@@diiselisti5335 Yeh good point 😂
This character went through so much pain, and it couldn’t have been portrayed better by anyone else other than Aaron Paul.
The wounded look in Jesse’s eyes during his and Walt’s final goodbye is so haunting. I love this show.
I watched this video like 100 times, this video its like my terapy, I just play the video and cry to the bottom of my soul until there's nothing there, this video help me alot to go to the hard times that I'm going through
Same here
Same
The best part of Jesse and Walt's relationship is the core of genuine friendship and respect between them
Jesse Pinkman is the most complex character ever put to TV in my mind. His arc is incredible and his struggles are just unreal.
To me, Aaron Paul was the star of this show and had by far the most emotion in the show
Jesse was my favorite character of Breaking Bad, i'm glad he ended up alive in the end El Camino.
Good job man!
Spoiler alert goddamnit!!!!!!!!
@@shaunsensei6948 Idk why you’re watching a video about jesse pinkman’s character without watching his movie
@@spicywater9301 and reading the comments at that
I think the saddest part about breaking bad is seeing Walt care about Jesse like his own son and yet through everything that happens it’s almost like he has to just not care for him to go on, at the end when he looks at Jesse for the last time it’s like he remembers he cared before
the editing is so good it made me realize how much Jesse actually went through in this show jesus i feel bad for the guy
For someone who already seemed broken and lost, was really torn from the inside out, exploited, beaten, tortured, but in the end he remained trustworthy, he collected whatever pieces were left, and he came out reborn, it may not have been for the best, but we may never know.
The series was a classic. This video is a masterpiece.
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the best show ever. How could anyone compare it to anything.
Sopranos
@@davelospinoso9022 nah Breaking Bad is better imo
@@thegruesometwosome2831 “There would be no Walter White without Tony soprano“
-Bryan Cranston
While Breaking Bad was more entertaining and thrilling, Sopranos really grasped me. It was really like watching a 90 hour Goodfellas level movie. Breaking Bad was a phenomenal, beautiful spun together piece of art as a incredible entry in the modern western genre. But, Sopranos is the reason we have Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, Mad Men etc. Put some respect on its name
@@magiccheetos420 so just because it influenced other shows it's better?
@@magiccheetos420 so? It surpassed its influence not that hard
no matter how many times Walt and Jesse shook hands and said "we're done", their path always collided again and again. only death could set them apart
He never went to acting school yet has one of the best supporting actors performance ever
Wow I actually just cried, I never realised how destroyed he was, and how much everyone continued to beat him down, and he still stood back up again. He lost everything, and more. And he still kept on going
This is great. Not just a bunch of scenes rotating over a shitty dubstep songs, but an actually good edit. I wish we would see more of these kinds of videos on the internet.
Edits as amvs are starting to feel like shitty “sad Bart edits” and it’s saddening
ey don’t hate on those they go hard fym 😤😤😤
This show is perfection In cinema. The acting, the characters, the story, the emotion. Absolutely nothing will top it.
*Cough cough* Better Call Saul *Cough Cough*
@@Quinold Mr Robot
I think you need to spend more time watching tv shows
@@r_o_g1688 give us names
Yes, this and Better Call Saul. I prefer this, by a slim margin, for its more kinetic subject matter. Shows like "The Sopranos" and "The Wire", while good, can't compare to these works.
This show is one of the rare shows that cover almost everything perfectly. Humor, action, sadness, anguish, action, adventure, gut wrenching cliffhangers, misery, emotions, etc. Me and many others can agree that giving this show a spot of one of the best series ever created in television history.
I just love Jesse, the hint of the slightest good side left of it all, may never be close to Hank, but sincerely take ownership the mistakes one made, and never deliberately tried to hurt anyone. Walter on the other hand got selfish and evil. It's uncomforting for many, but that is the worst side of a man.
Breaking Bad really has some of the greatest acting in modern day cinema.
I'll never understand why everyone loves Walter so much... Jesse is just such a good character. Love this dude.
I love them all because they are all human beings
Jesse's really a good hearted person who have been through a lot ...man..i literally cry when i remember whtt he's been through and i wanted walt and jesse to understand each other from the starting but walt messed that up every time...and i was broken when he said to Todd's uncle that kill him ....i mean how he could be so cruel to jesse..who didn't do anything wrong to him ..
Still He cared about him so fucking much.. i mean walt acted like dick sometimes, but Deep down He loved him like anything else
Stfu about good hearted 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@smashb3766 no
@@jaredrubin1300 ok the why did he lie* to people many times in the show to save his life? 🤔
What a good hearted person to shoot Gale Boetticher in the face. Such a good heart.
Jesse to me is the most human character that I've seen in a show. Every time that he tried to change, he back slides. His addiction/old habits prevent him from trying to better himself, and he absolutely suffered more than anyone in the show.
Walt was the only one who truly believed in him, no matter what he was not going to help him get through it. Eventually, he used that trust against him, and he lost everything.
"and this is your way of ripping my heart out, before youre dead and gone" is my favorite line of the whole series. the delivery is so fucking good.
Jesse didn't deserve 90% of everything that happened to him. His entire life, his happiness, it was all ripped away from him. When I watched the movie about him, i was so glad he finally got to go to Alaska. He deserved to have a better life, I wish he had gotten out sooner. Walter was a fucking plague
Lets be fair tho. Jesse was a plague to himself way before Walter came into his life. Dropped out of school, dealed drugs. That was not a good life.
If not for walker he would have died of drugs he gave him everything money and all
Walter
@@julian_golon847 he did save him at the end
@@julian_golon847 I'm not saying Walt didn't save him, but I'm also not saying Walt did save him. Walt scared Jesse mentally. Jesse should have gotten out sooner, but once again, Walt manipulated him to stay. Jesse didn't deserve what happened to him, no matter how you see it. He was used as a tool, and manipulated to think he owed everything to Walt.
This is such a beautiful edit, through and through. Every second of this was soo good, I love the voiceover work and clip choice! Your really blew me away with this edit, Breaking Bad and Jesse Pinkman are one of the absolute bests. Fantastic work!!
Thank you
Agree
@@realitygenrestudios Agree with @teansy, I wonder how many hours of work you invest in a project like this
Breaking Bad would have not been this much popular if they had Jesse Pinkman killed in Season 1.
His love-hate relationship with Walter makes this Series a remarkable one.
This video damn near brought me to tears. Jesse is my absolute favorite Breaking Bad character, he’s gone through so much shit and came out of it still standing. This is a masterpiece of a video with amazing editing and music choices
Honestly there are so many aspects and prospectives in breaking bad, and that is what makes it such an amazing show.
It's hard to be a good guy in this world, life makes you change and be strong if you want to survive, sometimes it feels like you can't because this world is made for bosses and you feel like a slave, but somehow you always managed to get out of bad moments, break the bad and find your way, don't never come back it doesn't matter anymore
Break the Bad, huh?
I’ve related to him more then Walter threwout the series
Me too, and same with BCS, i've related to Kim more then Jimmy
What, walt is a fucking murderer you arent supposed to relate to him
@@anykso lol true idk weather to feel sorry and sad for walts death or happy I finished it a week ago Ik I’m late but ya Jesse was my fav
I mean I hope not????
You’re not supposed to relate to Walt at all. Jesse you are kind of supposed to
one of the best performances for one of the best written characters of all time
Life is sometimes learned when you are doomed to loneliness by losing those you trust and love. The main point is that in this loneliness they can continue their goals without trusting anyone.
very accurate detection 👏🙌
"jesse, I am glad to have you my co-worker.... and a friend. We are the reason this business is working." Which is what i loved to watch walt say to jesse
Jesse Pinkman is the best character in the history of television.
This really highlights how bad Walt was to Jesse. Like I love Walt, I love Jesse, but seeing stuff like this really shows how bad Walt treated Jesse
He deserves all of the praise and awards he got for his performance
jesse pinkman: the heart of breaking bad
In the beginning
Walter knows the cooking, Jesse knows the business.
In the end
Jesse knows the cooking and Walter knew the business.
Walter knew both and Jesse was still mediocre at the business.
@@iisanityfallsii Damn, Jesse. You're mediocre at the business?
Jesse knew the cooking but walt lied to him and said jesse’s cooking was shit and bad so he can’t go alone and leave walt after that he learned the cooking …
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I remember spending around a week and a half back in 2014, watching every single episode in that time span and spending 6-8 hours each day watching this show. It’ll always be my most loved show. ❤️
breaking bad is a show about a man who slowly destroys the life of his loyal apprentice who looks up to him
The moment something ends, only then you realise how good it was
the way you layered the dialogue is just beautiful
Do you know whicch other show is in there apart from breaking bad? Is it El camino or better caul saul?
Seeing the video go from all the conflicts between Walter and Jesse, to all the things Walter said to reassure Jesse before telling him to do all the things that haunted him later in the show was HEAVY. That and the very first words between them over the last time they each others faces...man.
good video, I'm not an emotional guy but this hit me hard
Aaron Paul did such a good job acting as Jesse Pinkman, and this edit really highlighted his skills. This must be one of the best Breaking Bad edit I've ever seen!
this made me cry so hard jesse is an amazing character
This show changes your life after you watch it..then you have better call Saul 🐐
BCS is sh*t
one of the best shows I have ever watched, seeing this makes me realise how much more of a main character Jesse is compared to Walt. His story is magnificent and he is probably one of the best written characters in all of media the way we see him evolve is fascinating
Jesse is a complete twist on the stereotypical drug addict shown in popular media instead of being a insane maniac who only cares about themself and their addiction jesse is what most drug addicts are broken people who have no where to turn to but drugs everyone else has already given up on him he doesn't have anyone who accepts him for who he is he has always been a tool for someone else's gain. Despite being an actual drug addicted delinquent he is the most morally strong character in the show he didn't want the life he was forced into he does what he does to survive walter took any chance of a future from him and stripped away his innocence walter may have been the protagonist but jesse was the hero he is the sole survivor.
Aaron Paul completely did his part as Jesse, watching this breaking bad baked on another level, you really see everything Jesse and Walter went through.
This is extremely well made. It has good flow, rhythm and general editing. I'm thoroughly impressed and inspired as a fellow editor.
Oh my God, I finished the show awhile ago and I just finished this video and realized how much Jesse has been through all the emotions and all the times he has been manipulated and also how much Walt messed up his life. This 9 minute video almost made me cry I love this so much
Jesse wasn’t only Walt’s partner, he was his unofficial son. It’s somehow both a story about the bond/brotherhood Walt had w/ Jesse, and a toxic relationship being driven by someone extremely manipulative.
But Hank was right. Walt did everything to protect his interests except when it came to Jesse
bro just made a top level movie trailer
THIS LEGEND IS AN EDIT
My guy got everything in life he wanted. A lot of money, the girl of his life, big house, nice car, a buddy who isn't a drug addict and a familyman (Walter) and than he lost everything afterwards and started a new life
I never related to someone more than Jesse having nobody in his corner ever and always being on his own walking forward to nothing
Jesse is one of if not the most well written characters in TV show history.
Breaking Bad The most beautiful traumatic story ever told..