One of the greatest things about The Wire (apart from the superb dialogue, acting, and directing), is the fact that the show featured virtually no music, dramatic or otherwise, the only music featured in the show is music playing from people's cars; no tense, dramatic Hans Zimmer type music is played right before a character is about to be killed, or make some kind of important discovery or decision. This show is so authentic and raw and the lack of music made it feel like a documentary more than a TV show: The Wire is CLASSIC and is in fact more than a mere TV show, it's a commentary/critique of American society at large (I'm English btw). My all time top ten TV series are: 1. The Wire/Boardwalk Empire 2. Banshee 3. Rome 4. Tokyo Vice 5. The Night Of 6. Sharp Objects 7. Band of Brothers 8. Top Boy 9. Succession 10. Breaking Bad
@@navaneethmkrishnan6374 For a long while I always though Carver was the new Daniels; as in the end many characters became the new Bubbles, the new Omar, etc.... Watched in again, and realized Carver was the new Bunny. Great character and Great scene with Randy. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Randy you mean? Adoption takes months, sometimes years. Was Carver single? If so, that would mean an immediate no. Randy was f'ed when they burned down the house and nearly killed Miss Anna.
i think “be a little slow, be a little late, just once. and how are you ain’t never gonna be slow, never be late?” is one of the deepest things a tv show has ever said.
@@freepalestine.23 being slow or a little once in that line of work will get you killed, and no human can be 100% fast enough and on time, so eventually you'll die when your luck runs out
In russian army there is such a wide spread proverb. "don't be the first, don't be the last". If you are the first, you might get killed cause you are on the front line. If you are the last, your partners will suffer from you.
The Wire is PERFECT. Everything about it is 100% perfect from the writing, acting, characters, plots, and more. Best show ever and maybe just maybe the best work of art every put together. And this is how I've felt for the last 13 years. Nothing will change that and my thoughts are without a drop of hyperbole or rhetoric.
I know! I mean, I don’t use the word perfect much, because with respect to what and who/why/how to decide(s)? Even with what I feel is perfect (in film, literature, music - really all art, but really all creative/generative activity like science, food, storytelling, comedy,…) someone can find “imperfect” according to some criteria or feeling or aesthetics or whatever… We can’t argue in some sense. But I do agree in terms of not being hyperbole about how special The Wire is, really more than a TV show, but part of reality, even more so than what’s real sometimes. Perhaps because it does come from reality - or at least the felt version of reality: remembered, resurrected, reborn, re-enacted, reincarnated… I don’t write flowery TH-cam comments much but it’s how I feel. The wire really has touched me, and continues to be a work of creation I love and respect.
Missed some gems from Omar: “You come at the king you best not miss” “This range? This caliber? Even if I miss I can’t miss” “Money ain’t got owners, just spenders”
Yeah what about the infamous street cry out "Omar's coming! Omar's coming!....Or Clay Davis' "Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiid!!!" Or the one word dialogue "F....K!" between McNulty & Bunk investigating the cold case of the woman killed in her kitchen apartment 🤦🏽♀️ I don't think an authentic Wire fan selected the quotes just an employee given the task to do so!
That Omar 'come at the king' line is a paraphrase of a Ralph Waldo Emerson line: 'When you strike at a king, you must kill him.' Omar, as we know, actually enjoyed learning and probably read or heard it somewhere.
100% right. Now most people (even myself) love this show for the “Cops & Robbers” saga that it is. But diving deeper into the inception of the show and it’s creators. This literally summarizes the whole show and still rings true to this day. This is America man.
As someone who struggles with addiction I can confirm: "Getting clean is the easy part. Now comes life." That second part, that's what makes me go back to being dirty.
It's been almost a year. I hope you're still clean, still alive and still doing ok. We all struggle with our demons. But 11 months ago you were alive and healthy enough to write this. I hope 11 years from now you still are.
@@davidguiney1746 sopranos overrated ngl..aged pretty badly now that I notice how cringey and bad the acting looks.. especially with the main character XD.. Never won an Emmy for any acting lol says a lot heh?
@@lazybum9732 The Wire never won an Emmy either, for anything. So, much like the Oscars, doesn't mean all that much. Christ, Grey's Anatomy won an Emmy.
@@davidguiney1746 well the wire deserved one... Unlike sopranos..watched acting scenes from both the wire and sopranos ..very clear which had actual good acting...not some cringey third rate mafia acting...
Best of luck to you. I never knew your mom. But the lesson I learned from Bubbles is that I should never judge a person from their cover. He was arguably one of the smartest, and most importantly one of the most good hearted people, of the entire show. Fact that you still remember and pay your respect to your mom tells me she still taught you the good things in life, and gave you love. She had her personal issues to deal with, that I assume, consumed her life. But she still gave you something to carry with you in life. We cannot forget Allison for that.
"You know the difference between me and you, I bleed red you bleed green, you know what I see when I look at you these days, a man without a country, not hard enough for what is here and maybe just maybe not smart enough for them out there." ~~ Avon Barksdale
@Kevin McGinn absolutely. Avon understood his success came from the drug trade he did have legitimate businesses but funeral homes and copy shops didn’t make them rich they were most likely used for laundering above all. Stringer looked down on Avon for going to war for territory but territory is vital in the drug trade. Success made Stringer arrogant when he started to hate the game that brought him success he thought he could just hop into legitimate business with no experience at a high level and he got robbed by Clay Davis and the contractors as a result
@@anonymousperson6119 avon wasnt smart. the people who were making all the real money were the people behind the greek.the ones with all the connections who were never going to jail
My favorite exchange probably from the whole show is in S4: Poot: It's a cold world Bodie. Bodie: Thought you said it was getting warmer. Poot: The world goin' one way, people another yo'. (And I know this comment is super late but TH-cam JUST NOW recommended this video to me!)
“Business, always business” -The Greek checking in at the airport “We used to build stuff in this country! Now everybody’s just got their hand in the next guy’s pocket” -Sobotka “The bigger the lie, the more they believe” -Bunk
@@cyrillejabnoun I would love that. If we got a spin-off on Marlo all these years later and he’s out of the game and he’s doing the things that Stringer tried to do but has to deal with things from his past
@@Pop_Gordo end of the series and an earlier quote by him with Prop Joe before Joe died make it pretty clear he will be back in the game in no time. The show is just one big cycle. There’s only 2 outcomes for a guy like that and it’s Avon’s or Stringer’s
Some of the greatest quotes in T.V. history are in this show. The writers and actors both deserved awards. It's a shame that this show never received the credit it deserved.
Many are missing (not easy to chose obviously). But the best one for me, also best reflection of this great serie : "I got the shotgun, you got the briefcase. It's all in the game, though, right ?" Omar to Levy at trial
@@jeffwilliams2828 Because I see my city in this series my neighbors my friends some of them have gone to university but sell drugs The people who are paid by our taxes only falsify the statistics media that turns a blind eye to problems for them the solution is to bring in more and more police officers instead of carrying out economic projects Because this series has well described my daily life that I have lived since I was a child
Thanks to Corona i have watched singlehandedly almost every classic I've seen suggested online and god damn do i just keep thinkin about the wire it was maybe 4 or 5 months and it's still something i just cant help but not forget, the show had one of the best endings compared to dexter or the sopranos but the way the characters ended hurt, especially dookie who was failes by the system and ended up just another junkie plus the Mr P story line, omar easily one of the best characters ever.
it mighta been only less then 3 mins, but this was a lifetime of game for really any person. in the streets outta streets....u name it anyone can appreciate this content
See how good this show is. This video is recommended by TH-cam and I just decided to start watching it again. S1E1. Rawls is giving it to McNulty right now.
One line I use in real life is from slim Charles. And use as advice for people that can’t let go of something or someone is what he told bodie… “The thing about the old days….They’re the old days
Lester said "Life is the shit that happens, while you're waiting for moments that never come." I can dig it
That's my favourite from this compilation
John Lennon sang something similar
@@ruffnek Life is what happens when you are busy making other plans
That quote always stuck with me
@@ruffnek Yup! It's a... rephrasing, shall we say. Poetic license.
The whole show is an iconic quote
Exactly!!!
TRU
@@StreamOnMax the game is the game
@@oN3xShOtxkilL The game is rigged, but you can't lose if you don't play.
Indeed
"Are you takin' notes on a criminal fuckin' conspiracy?!"
Best line in the whole show
Poor Shamrock! He legit wanted to contribute to the crew by recording Meeting Minutes LMAO!
Is you
In college we joked about this so much whenever we used roberts rules of orser
LMAO!! Stringer to Shamrock.. so funny
“Come at the king, you best not miss” - all-time classic
One of the greatest things about The Wire (apart from the superb dialogue, acting, and directing), is the fact that the show featured virtually no music, dramatic or otherwise, the only music featured in the show is music playing from people's cars; no tense, dramatic Hans Zimmer type music is played right before a character is about to be killed, or make some kind of important discovery or decision. This show is so authentic and raw and the lack of music made it feel like a documentary more than a TV show: The Wire is CLASSIC and is in fact more than a mere TV show, it's a commentary/critique of American society at large (I'm English btw). My all time top ten TV series are:
1. The Wire/Boardwalk Empire
2. Banshee
3. Rome
4. Tokyo Vice
5. The Night Of
6. Sharp Objects
7. Band of Brothers
8. Top Boy
9. Succession
10. Breaking Bad
“I got the shotgun, you got the briefcase. It's all in the Game though, right?”
Yes! One of my favorites as well.
“Excuse me?!?”
Omar, he was the best
He looked at the judge like damn you gonna let him disrespect me like that
@@SolaceMcfly And did! LMFAO
The wisdom that Bunny gives Carv is what changed him into a leader
Carv's character growth was phenomenal. One of the best written character in the show.
@@navaneethmkrishnan6374 For a long while I always though Carver was the new Daniels; as in the end many characters became the new Bubbles, the new Omar, etc.... Watched in again, and realized Carver was the new Bunny. Great character and Great scene with Randy. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
@@navaneethmkrishnan6374Carver should have adopted Kev. But he just forgot about him
Randy you mean? Adoption takes months, sometimes years. Was Carver single? If so, that would mean an immediate no. Randy was f'ed when they burned down the house and nearly killed Miss Anna.
i think “be a little slow, be a little late, just once. and how are you ain’t never gonna be slow, never be late?” is one of the deepest things a tv show has ever said.
I never understood that!?
@@freepalestine.23 being slow or a little once in that line of work will get you killed, and no human can be 100% fast enough and on time, so eventually you'll die when your luck runs out
I didn't really think much of Avon before that scene, but his character really crystalized there next his brother in a hospital bed.
In russian army there is such a wide spread proverb. "don't be the first, don't be the last". If you are the first, you might get killed cause you are on the front line. If you are the last, your partners will suffer from you.
@@freepalestine.23that doesn't surprise me looking at your username. You clearly have a very small brain 🙄
"they're not learning for our world. they're learning for theirs." - Colvin teaching the school district why it is failing.
"Sheeeeeeeiiiiiiiittttt" - Davis, Clay
The Wire is PERFECT. Everything about it is 100% perfect from the writing, acting, characters, plots, and more. Best show ever and maybe just maybe the best work of art every put together. And this is how I've felt for the last 13 years. Nothing will change that and my thoughts are without a drop of hyperbole or rhetoric.
I know! I mean, I don’t use the word perfect much, because with respect to what and who/why/how to decide(s)? Even with what I feel is perfect (in film, literature, music - really all art, but really all creative/generative activity like science, food, storytelling, comedy,…) someone can find “imperfect” according to some criteria or feeling or aesthetics or whatever… We can’t argue in some sense.
But I do agree in terms of not being hyperbole about how special The Wire is, really more than a TV show, but part of reality, even more so than what’s real sometimes. Perhaps because it does come from reality - or at least the felt version of reality: remembered, resurrected, reborn, re-enacted, reincarnated…
I don’t write flowery TH-cam comments much but it’s how I feel. The wire really has touched me, and continues to be a work of creation I love and respect.
The only thing better than one part of The Wire is another part of The Wire. Nothing outside of the The Wire will ever come close.
The truth!
Why were there even tv dramas after The Wire ended! We as a species peaked with this!
@@michaelotis223 lol nah we got breaking bad .. gotta be thankful for that...
Missed some gems from Omar: “You come at the king you best not miss”
“This range? This caliber? Even if I miss I can’t miss”
“Money ain’t got owners, just spenders”
They missed plenty, this show was a masterpiece
" boy u got me confused with a man who repeats himself'
Yeah what about the infamous street cry out "Omar's coming! Omar's coming!....Or Clay Davis' "Shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiid!!!" Or the one word dialogue "F....K!" between McNulty & Bunk investigating the cold case of the woman killed in her kitchen apartment 🤦🏽♀️
I don't think an authentic Wire fan selected the quotes just an employee given the task to do so!
@@KeleWele23 This is lines. One word isn't really a line.
That Omar 'come at the king' line is a paraphrase of a Ralph Waldo Emerson line: 'When you strike at a king, you must kill him.' Omar, as we know, actually enjoyed learning and probably read or heard it somewhere.
“I ain’t no suit wearing businessman like you..I’m just a gangster, I suppose. And I want my corners.” Avon Barksdale
The game is the game
Nah, you a freaking business man, you wanna handle it like that. You don't wanna get gangsta - wild with it and 💩, right?
@@GABRIELA-ACEVEDO. Avon tried to tell him about playing them away games.
From this quote, the difference between two characters is appears
Watched this episode last night. A king moment fr
"you juke the stats, and majors become colonels" - Prez realizing that the game is everywhere.
The most iconic line is spoken even before the titles of the very first episode:
“Got to, This America, man.”
Nope, the best quote from The Wire is “money ain’t got no owners, only spenders”
Everything is ICONIC!!
Season 1, Episode 1. Right before the credits. It was beautiful
100% right.
Now most people (even myself) love this show for the “Cops & Robbers” saga that it is.
But diving deeper into the inception of the show and it’s creators.
This literally summarizes the whole show and still rings true to this day.
This is America man.
Prop Joe had the best quotes. “Call it a crisis of leadership.”
But you're being a little biased here 💀💀
As someone who struggles with addiction I can confirm: "Getting clean is the easy part. Now comes life." That second part, that's what makes me go back to being dirty.
It's been almost a year. I hope you're still clean, still alive and still doing ok. We all struggle with our demons. But 11 months ago you were alive and healthy enough to write this. I hope 11 years from now you still are.
No please I hope you are doing good
That sucks, I’m sorry
-"Winning the war on drugs one police brutality case at the time".
-"You can´t even call it a war".
-"Why not?".
-"Cause wars end".
Season 1, Episode 1. That kind of writing set the tone for what this show became. Best ever
THE BEST
SHOW
EVER
period
👏
*The show is the show*
this show was way ahead of its time...masterpiece...this and the sopranos will never ever ever be topped
Sopranos is the 2nd greatest TV show ever, by a mile. But still nowhere near top spot.
@@davidguiney1746 sopranos overrated ngl..aged pretty badly now that I notice how cringey and bad the acting looks.. especially with the main character XD..
Never won an Emmy for any acting lol says a lot heh?
@@lazybum9732 The Wire never won an Emmy either, for anything. So, much like the Oscars, doesn't mean all that much. Christ, Grey's Anatomy won an Emmy.
@@davidguiney1746 well the wire deserved one... Unlike sopranos..watched acting scenes from both the wire and sopranos ..very clear which had actual good acting...not some cringey third rate mafia acting...
@@davidguiney1746 watch Goodfellas and see true portrayal of mafia gangs ..... Great acting ... Story telling at it's peak ..
“Ain’t no shame holding onto grief…”
Can’t hear those lines without getting weepy.
RIP Allison. RIP Mom.
Hope you're doing good bro
Hope your okay bro. Love you man
Keep your head up young king. I hope you're doing ok 🙏🏽
Facts!
Best of luck to you. I never knew your mom. But the lesson I learned from Bubbles is that I should never judge a person from their cover. He was arguably one of the smartest, and most importantly one of the most good hearted people, of the entire show. Fact that you still remember and pay your respect to your mom tells me she still taught you the good things in life, and gave you love.
She had her personal issues to deal with, that I assume, consumed her life. But she still gave you something to carry with you in life. We cannot forget Allison for that.
"Boy, you got me confused with someone who repeats himself" and the "away games".. both classics
Those away games….smh
Another great quote by Omar Little
"Money ain't got no owners. Only spenders."
-Omar Little
“Shut that door.”
-Stringer Bell
"You know the difference between me and you, I bleed red you bleed green, you know what I see when I look at you these days, a man without a country, not hard enough for what is here and maybe just maybe not smart enough for them out there." ~~ Avon Barksdale
@Kevin McGinn absolutely. Avon understood his success came from the drug trade he did have legitimate businesses but funeral homes and copy shops didn’t make them rich they were most likely used for laundering above all. Stringer looked down on Avon for going to war for territory but territory is vital in the drug trade. Success made Stringer arrogant when he started to hate the game that brought him success he thought he could just hop into legitimate business with no experience at a high level and he got robbed by Clay Davis and the contractors as a result
@@anonymousperson6119 avon wasnt smart. the people who were making all the real money were the people behind the greek.the ones with all the connections who were never going to jail
And he was right
"You be out playin' them away games."
"The game is rigged. But you never lose if you don't play." - I've been saying this to myself every since watchin' the Wire.
A timeless classic. I’ve watched it 3 times. It’s still so fantastic. Every time I watched it, I picked up on something that I didn’t notice before.
“Omar’s Coming Yo!!”
*whistles*
Major crimes?!? Sheeeeeeeeeit - Clay Davis 😂🤣
You wanna talk to me about money laundering in west Baltimore?? S💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩💩
@@GABRIELA-ACEVEDO. 🤣😂
My favorite exchange probably from the whole show is in S4:
Poot: It's a cold world Bodie.
Bodie: Thought you said it was getting warmer.
Poot: The world goin' one way, people another yo'.
(And I know this comment is super late but TH-cam JUST NOW recommended this video to me!)
And Poot made it out
I just finished watching this episode 😂
Just when I thought I had gotten clean and beat my The Wire habit, here I am scratching like a fiend
Please add the original as well for a lost soul
They put you back in !
You need that pandemic!
One of the 2 or 3 best-written shows ever. I´ll admit I was waiting for Marlo's classic "One more thing, price of the brick going up."
What do you have for the other 2?
@@thegolfdude Mad Men and Succession
@@ignacioarbex6665 definitely good shows. Can't argue with either
You can’t leave Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul out of the discussion. Just can’t.
the wire, the sopranos, mad men, breaking bad and better call saul
And don't forget, from the opening scene in the Pilot: "If Snot Boogie always stole the money, why'd you let him play?" "Got to. This America, man."
literally the greatest show of all time. That Bubs scene really hits hard.
"Ey, lesson here, Bay. You come at the King you best not miss."
I love this book cos of its quotes too "OF DEMONS & MEN" by C.E.OCHEJA.
"Do I look like a man that repeats himself?" - Omar - poker game robbery.
"You got me confused with a man who repeats himself"
We need another video just for drunk Bunk's philosophical shit talk
JIMMAAAAAYYYYY
@@ComputerJunkie00🤣 I'm weak🤣
@@ComputerJunkie00 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
One of my all time favs is slim Charles he always said the right things like “then we fight on that lie but we gotta fight”
It's already my 3rd time rewatching the seasons. On the third season rn! Hands down the best show ever in my books
the chess scene sums the entire show up in 2 minutes. incredible show
And all three of those "pawns" got capped quick too ... nobody made 25 even.
@@lecuyerdooley1084sadly
@@lecuyerdooley1084The Queen got capped too and the King got captured.
Gives you the chills. This show was deep.
If I recall, that Slim Charles guy had some efficient one-liners
‘If It’s a Lie, Then We Fight on That Lie’
"Thing about the old days is... they the old days
All that guy did was spit bars left and right
yeah fr
Murder ain't no thing, but this some assassination 💩
That subtle change in D'Angelo's face as he ponders the gravity of that statement. What a phenomenal actor 1:18
“What’d I tell about playing those away games… they saw you coming miles away”
Watched all seasons over the last 2 months. Legendary tv. “It’s Omar yo!”
Videos like this make me want to watch it all over again.SO many excellent performances and story lines.
They don’t make shows like this anymore they never made shows like this before as well. Truly one of a kind.
Best show ever! Nothing else even comes close!
Where's "You come at the king, you best not miss"
Best quote of the whole series
“Business, always business” -The Greek checking in at the airport
“We used to build stuff in this country! Now everybody’s just got their hand in the next guy’s pocket” -Sobotka
“The bigger the lie, the more they believe” -Bunk
I was waiting for Marlo’s “You want it one way, but it’s the other way”
Oh…and another thing….price of the brick going up”
They should do another season with Marlo, he was the last guy standing after all.
@@cyrillejabnoun I would love that. If we got a spin-off on Marlo all these years later and he’s out of the game and he’s doing the things that Stringer tried to do but has to deal with things from his past
@@Pop_Gordo end of the series and an earlier quote by him with Prop Joe before Joe died make it pretty clear he will be back in the game in no time. The show is just one big cycle. There’s only 2 outcomes for a guy like that and it’s Avon’s or Stringer’s
Yes, indeed.
My favorite line "come at the king you best not miss " Omar little season 1 epispode 8 RIP Michael .k. Williams
Some of the greatest quotes in T.V. history are in this show. The writers and actors both deserved awards. It's a shame that this show never received the credit it deserved.
Absolutely though I would argue that it has such a cult following nowadays that it really doesn't matter what a few Hollywood idiots think about it.
The greatest quotes on TV from the best show on TV
"World goin' one way... people another, yo." - Poot
The scene with D and Avon in the hospital is one of the best scenes in the series. So good.
The best show ever. Transcends the medium it was designed for.
Such a brilliantly written show, and SUCH a stellar, perfect cast.
“You talkin’ about drugs, it’s a force of nature. It’s like a man racking leaves on a windy day”
100% the greatest TV show ever. Never been bettered. great art because it reflects real life.
No other show will ever come close to the wire , the best tv show of all time
Many are missing (not easy to chose obviously). But the best one for me, also best reflection of this great serie :
"I got the shotgun, you got the briefcase. It's all in the game, though, right ?" Omar to Levy at trial
And this wasn't even 1% percent..the whole writing is simply amazing!
Should be 3 minutes of SHEEEEEYET
I've never loved a show like i loved "The Wire". And i never will. It is THE ONE
Watched it straight through recently. Definitely one of the great series ever made. So realistic!
The great tv show ever made. Brilliant script, brilliant acting and perfectly paced. Just utterly brilliant from start to finish
The absolute best writers in the industry were on this show. Hands down!
This series has dealt with topics that we have in my country
I’m curious what topics. Politics, education, crime, economics, what did you see?
@@jeffwilliams2828
Because I see my city in this series my neighbors my friends some of them have gone to university but sell drugs
The people who are paid by our taxes only falsify the statistics media that turns a blind eye to problems
for them the solution is to bring in more and more police officers instead of carrying out economic projects
Because this series has well described my daily life that I have lived since I was a child
This was incredibly put together 🔥
Still, nearly 20 years on. The greatest TV series of all time!
Marlo Standfield: (On whether he should let an enemy slide) "Nah, send a message".
"You wanted it one way.... but it's the other way!"
25 years later and this stuff STILL resonates!
Finished whole series in 5 days...
Totally worth it.
I got the shotgun, you got the briefcase but it's all in the game
The Sopranos
The Wire
It was a glorious time gangsters were everywhere
A litererary masterpiece in my opinion, my favorite show all time.
Thanks to Corona i have watched singlehandedly almost every classic I've seen suggested online and god damn do i just keep thinkin about the wire it was maybe 4 or 5 months and it's still something i just cant help but not forget, the show had one of the best endings compared to dexter or the sopranos but the way the characters ended hurt, especially dookie who was failes by the system and ended up just another junkie plus the Mr P story line, omar easily one of the best characters ever.
You will never forget it. It stays and grows with you
It is an unforgettable shows. Keeps me wondering at most random moments how they did what they did
Best thing that’s ever been on TV.
I don’t know much about card’s!, but i think these 4.5’s! Beat a full house!…
it mighta been only less then 3 mins, but this was a lifetime of game for really any person. in the streets outta streets....u name it anyone can appreciate this content
See how good this show is. This video is recommended by TH-cam and I just decided to start watching it again. S1E1. Rawls is giving it to McNulty right now.
Got this show on DVD. After getting Hbo Max, rewatched the whole show
By far the best line, along with "What did I tell you about playing those away games."
2:00 -> This line is from Out of the Past, a noir movie from 1947. It sums The Wire perfectly.
"What the fuck did I do?"
Best show hands down 🙌🏾💯
Did they really leave out ”You come at the King , you best not miss”?
Sheeeeeeit.
The missed this one ...
Marlo; "You want it to be one way, but it's the other way."
"the King, stay the King"
- "The game is the game"
- "Always"
You can keep Power, Snowfall and all other crime dramas. I will take The Wire . I'm still obsessed with the show.
One line I use in real life is from slim Charles. And use as advice for people that can’t let go of something or someone is what he told bodie…
“The thing about the old days….They’re the old days
0:52 that's 100% true
The BEST TV show, ever. By a mile.
After rewatching the entire show, it’s better than breaking bad.
The Wire>The Sopranos>Breaking bad the big 3
@@vincentvitale4604snowfall belongs in top 3
"The tree that doesn't bend, breaks, Cedric." "Bend too far, you're already broken."
All this lines haunt me at night when i try to sleep there is truly no show like The Wire the greatest tv show ever made
Great video and editing...as we say in the military, job well done!
If you come for the crown. You best not miss.