This entire episode is a so beautifully dark and exposes the truthful sides of addiction nobody truly sees except those with first hand experience. I believe this entire episode should be watched by EVERYONE as it educates all of its viewers on the crippling disease of addiction. This series is groundbreaking
The two biggest quotes that hit home for me "You've been fighting a losing game since the first day you got high" "The hardest part of having the disease of addiction, aside from having the disease, is that no one in the world sees it as a disease. They see you as selfish. They see you as weak. They seen you as cruel. They see you as destructive. They think, why should I give a fuck about her if she doesn't give a fuck about herself or anybody else?" This whole episode was so real and intimate and vulnerable, I felt like I was invading their privacy by watching them have this conversation. That's how you know it's good 👏
this episode is officially my favorite out of them all. it’s so painfully beautiful🙏🏾. ali is now my favorite character, like he’s not afraid to tell it to rue straight that she needs to get better
0:08 - 0:21 This felt like a private moment. You can see the conflict on Rue's face as she struggles to give Ali a good answer. Zendaya needs another Emmy nomination for this scene alone.
@@serenitybeats1677 y'all will do everything possible to make an actor look bad, that's top class acting, you're heavily underestimating how difficult those shots that look simple actually are to perform.
I have a problem with alcohol, watching this scene with my gf literally made me tear up because for once…. Someone understood me. Someone displayed how I feel. Anyways, time to work this 10 hour shift. Thank you for this. I’m trying to fix myself.
Life update: My fiancé tried to off herself, she checked into the hospital and got discharged. I spent 4 days without and broke down. Yesterday while we were hugging I had a Seizure, probably from the sudden stop of drinking. It’s been a day since… I’m exhausted, I feel depressed myself and I need to learn to float at the bottle of the bottle or I feel like I might drown in a grave. Pray for the next update. Cody out.
Perfect time for this episode as in school we are Learning about the models of addictions and Ali explaining addiction is a disease fits what I had to write about -the disease model
I just watched this episode for the first time. It’s so incredibly powerful! I rewatched this scene 5 times and then came to TH-cam to see if there was a clip of it so I could share it. I’m glad there is, thank you!
This scene is so interesting because of how real it feels. When I was struggling with a panic disorder, I finally saw a psychiatrist and told him what I was going through, and one time when I was with him, I hadn't done the exercise he had asked me to do, and he pulled out this face and said, "do you want to get better?" And that woke me up.
The fact that this has no dislikes at all shows how good of a job they did and the amount of effort they put into this scene .. Zendaya never fails us 😌
@@OriPrior66 umm sorry to break it to you sweetheart but eventually someone would have disliked it even if I wouldn’t hv mentioned it cuz some ppl can’t stand others success ... there’s always a hater waiting to put you down 😔
I know this helped a lot of people. Me included. I have watched this ep like 10-15 times. Everything they both say hit me hard and really got me thinking about my own mental health. Her anxiety and depression breaks my heart. I have suffered with this shit for over 20 years and I feel everything she says. There is something fundamentally wrong with this country when young kids not even out of high school yet feel like they are useless and their life is meaningless. Mine started when I was 14 and 20 years later I am finally starting to open up about it with friends and family. This show and Bojack Horseman really gave me that wake up moment.
But it really wasn’t realistic nor a good portrayal of drug addiction. He filmed the entire show like a music video. That’s why this episode is so good : it’s honest, it’s not hiding behind cool camera tricks.
@@ChicagoMonsterPunk Are you that ignorant?? This is the most honest depiction thats ever been made and his unique approach at filming it only elevates the subject matter, not every movie/show about drug addiction has to look grimey. This is in high school , ofc the drug and alcohol life looks colorful
I know where Rue's head is at when she said she doesn't want a get clean. It's not being clean she's not looking forward to, it's reality. The feelings, the grief, the pain you've caused the ones who love you the most, the future.
I have heard this conversation multiple times and today I finnaly broke down and admitted to myself I have a problem and I don’t wanna fix it it’s such a shitty thing to say and I hate owning it but damnit who else can you lie to alone in ur car? Thank god for this show man
That's exactly it! That's the part no one realizes! Addiction is a degenerative downward slope. That's why it's so hard to get past it! Nice one!!! V few get that!
Look I've had a few hits if green before but it wasn't enough to get me addicted to anything else. I was close though but for those who let their curiousity get the better of them, you guys probably have my deepest empathy and I'm generally not regarded as the most sensitive of sorts. Ur in the moment but you have a disease. I also do, and it's depression. It fucking sucks but we just gotta sit through it, and leave our shells. There's others out there, reach out cuz u still can and there's a way out. it's not easy though.
Ali season 1 episode 0: "Do You Wanna Get Clean?" Rue season 1 episode 0: "No." Ali season 2 episode 06: "So You Wanna Get Clean?" Rue season 2 episode 06: "Yes." Now that's growth.
If only Sam kept up with this writing style for season 2 it would’ve went somewhere but unfortunately he just threw every character development out the window.
Rues interpretation of God is like most people which is why most people either hate God or choose to not to believe in him but here's my thought process. I feel like when God takes someone off this earth it is done because they have fulfilled his purpose for what he intended for them. To me its like watching a show for majority of the time most people are killed off the show because they have no more story line. We are all here for God's purpose whether we want to believe it or not and no matter how quick or long it might be. I don't understand God but to disbelieve in his existence is foolish
now im an atheist in terms i suppose, i do not believe in any religion although i am heavily autistic so to not do so makes a lot of sense yet i see religion and culture as a form of art in human minds thats hard to contemplate for most as the specifications behind understanding peoples true thought process is near impossible yet it does exist that people who refuse to perceive a religion of having possibilities to realism use the term that it is illogical to believe in something that hasnt been proven or on similar lines atleast, mainly because they're idiots or because they do not know what they're talking about. i do not personally believe in any god as i do not care to yet it is just as illogical to not believe in god than it is to believe in such possibilities
@kn0wbetter i think she on the same level with Florence or saoirse ! I don’t see what extraordinary job they done ! Zendaya can top them . Even Florence post zendaya for her Emmy win and called very talented
@kn0wbetter and the person who did the zendaya can’t act vidéo is zendaya pure hater because guess what he is Bella Thorne fan ! Yes the girl with flopping acting career and only fans account . So how this person opinion can be taken seriously ?? 😩😂 . Plus he only use zendaya acting on shake it up and we all know Disney script is very cringe and childish. Tell him to use zendaya acting on euphoria or malcom and Marie lol he would never . Such an horrible person
This is a good scene, good dialogue. I live on Vancouver's downtown eastside, our skid row, and see lots of addicts. It's not that they're addicts or that they seem all screwed up that really bothers me: It's that they don't exercise the sense to do what works for them and makes them happy... or even try. It's like this guy says: Why should anyone give a fuck about them if they don't give a fuck about themselves? I think we should do damage control but give them every reasonable opportunity for happiness. We should just make sure that we don't enable anyone to cause problems. Next to the DTES is Chinatown. I went to the Chinese Cultural Centre looking for a craft shop but couldn't find one so asked someone working at a hair salon if she knew where it was. She didn't. I ended up telling her I'm sorry she was surrounded by ugly people, which was actually a somewhat understated way of describing the four drug addicts on the steps of the cultural centre who had littered many orange plastic wrappings for the free needles this city supplies. One of them moments later whipped out his big, hard cock and I said something to the effect of "Come on! Put that away!" Right there in front of her hair salon. Such people shouldn't be allowed to act this way, and not merely because of some laws. Then again, I've gone to soup kitchens for free food many times and maybe half of the people that go there seem like decent people who are just going through a bit of a hard time. I don't hate people because they're addicts but I think in many cases they're addicts because they're pieces of shit, not just pieces of shit because they're addicts. I can appreciate that it's easy to get off track and make mistakes that make everything so much worse, but nature has a way of taking care of those who don't help themselves: Nature kills them off. I don't think society should try too hard to work against nature, especially if it's a lot of work only to be punished by the people they're trying to help. While it might be dignified and peaceful to help the poor, we should do such a good job of it that it improves society and fixes problems instead of enabling irresponsible actors and merely keeping problems alive. The very least the poor or troubled can do is try not to make nuisances of themselves. They don't have to disappear, but they should make some sort of effort not to be unpleasant, never mind downright contemptuous of those paying taxes so they can stay self-absorbed in their problems.
I'm an addict. Clean and serene for 11 months, and I am speaking for myself and based on my experience. Addicts do get clean, but only if they have the desire to get clean. Some of them do not have this desire, they don't want any help and they will continue to behave as animals. I tend to think that some people are bad, with or without drugs. Some people are bad, period. Bad people on drugs are even worse. Drugs bring every flaw and everything bad one has to the surface. If one is willing to kill for drugs one would kill for any other reason anyway. Some addicts use drugs as a scapegoat for their bad behavior but a lot of them continue with the same behaviors when they get clean.
Addiction is a disease, drugs are not don't try drugs if you don't have to. I'd understand if you were in an severe accident and you were prescribed pain killers and you suddenly get addicted. I get that. Outside of that it's hard for me to have sympathy.
Then you missed the point of the episode, it’s a really fucked up disease that can take hold of your life in the form of other ways that are not including drugs. Addicts have a certain way of thinking and obsessing over things, drug addicts choose drugs, work addicts choose work, workout addicts choose workouts. It’s all the same disease and all damaging. It’s sad that you don’t have any sympathy for people but I hope this helps you understand
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Literally felt like I was eavesdropping on a conversation between two addicts. It didn't even seem like "acting". Wow.
The dialogue is INCREDIBLE
i really felt like i was rue in that ep, really seen thru all my struggles
This entire episode is a so beautifully dark and exposes the truthful sides of addiction nobody truly sees except those with first hand experience. I believe this entire episode should be watched by EVERYONE as it educates all of its viewers on the crippling disease of addiction. This series is groundbreaking
The misconceptions must be broken
Thank u
Literally anything that Ali says is educational and should be heard by everyone.
@@Alithelast
Aye is that you??
@@schnitzelberry lol
This whole episode was nothing less than perfect in my eyes, and im happy I can say this without a doubt in my mind.
This show good?
@@davidmckesey7119 It's amazing and the soundtrack is great too!
"You're 17. You don't know shit."
Cold, hard, truth from this man.
This guy killed this scene.
The two biggest quotes that hit home for me
"You've been fighting a losing game since the first day you got high"
"The hardest part of having the disease of addiction, aside from having the disease, is that no one in the world sees it as a disease. They see you as selfish. They see you as weak. They seen you as cruel. They see you as destructive. They think, why should I give a fuck about her if she doesn't give a fuck about herself or anybody else?"
This whole episode was so real and intimate and vulnerable, I felt like I was invading their privacy by watching them have this conversation. That's how you know it's good 👏
"underneath all this busted ass chaotic energy, you might be a good kid who knows"
I cackled💀
can you add the “level of anger scene” and rue talking about how she’s doesn’t plan on being here for long?
Yes, please(?)! 🙋♀️
Honestly the best and most relatable scene from the episode
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@Alex You are most welcome :)
this episode is officially my favorite out of them all. it’s so painfully beautiful🙏🏾. ali is now my favorite character, like he’s not afraid to tell it to rue straight that she needs to get better
This conversation though. Wow
I can totally feel this whole episode. The music at the end had a real one in tears. Ali should get a oscar for his role
0:08 - 0:21 This felt like a private moment. You can see the conflict on Rue's face as she struggles to give Ali a good answer. Zendaya needs another Emmy nomination for this scene alone.
Y’all will literally praise the bare minimum, any competent actress could do that lmfao
@@serenitybeats1677 y'all will do everything possible to make an actor look bad, that's top class acting, you're heavily underestimating how difficult those shots that look simple actually are to perform.
@arjun “top class” lmfao no. Yall will praise actors for literally doing there job. Cringe
@@serenitybeats1677 go hate somewhere else bruh. This episode is silver screen gold, every fuckin second of it
This is the best acting I've ever seen from Zendaya - Respect!
Best break-down of addiction in popular media EVER.
Ali is so fucking wise, this scene is so incredibly beautiful
I have a problem with alcohol, watching this scene with my gf literally made me tear up because for once…. Someone understood me. Someone displayed how I feel. Anyways, time to work this 10 hour shift. Thank you for this. I’m trying to fix myself.
Real shit I don't know you bruh but i got faith in you don't give up
Life update: My fiancé tried to off herself, she checked into the hospital and got discharged. I spent 4 days without and broke down. Yesterday while we were hugging I had a Seizure, probably from the sudden stop of drinking. It’s been a day since… I’m exhausted, I feel depressed myself and I need to learn to float at the bottle of the bottle or I feel like I might drown in a grave. Pray for the next update. Cody out.
@@codychee6486 how are you?
@@codychee6486 i hope you get therapy and heal
@@codychee6486 i’m so sorry, i hope you’re okay, i believe in you
It's not an overstatement to say this has become my favorite episode of any series, ever.
Euphoria is One of a Kind Series
He also played the Priest in an episode of Lucifer. That was also a gut wrenching episode.
This is prolly one of the greatest series of all time bruh
Hands down my favorite episode of the series. Heartbreaking.
Perfect time for this episode as in school we are Learning about the models of addictions and Ali explaining addiction is a disease fits what I had to write about -the disease model
This episode is why Ali is my favorite character
This conversation is really factual about addiction it's really a disease just like mental illness.ppl need to address it as such.
This conversation/ episode is raw and real but it makes sooo beautiful ❤️ ✨
As someone in recovery I felt this in my SOUL.
I just watched this episode for the first time. It’s so incredibly powerful! I rewatched this scene 5 times and then came to TH-cam to see if there was a clip of it so I could share it. I’m glad there is, thank you!
This scene is so interesting because of how real it feels.
When I was struggling with a panic disorder, I finally saw a psychiatrist and told him what I was going through, and one time when I was with him, I hadn't done the exercise he had asked me to do, and he pulled out this face and said, "do you want to get better?" And that woke me up.
The fact that this has no dislikes at all shows how good of a job they did and the amount of effort they put into this scene .. Zendaya never fails us 😌
you jinxed it
@@OriPrior66 umm sorry to break it to you sweetheart but eventually someone would have disliked it even if I wouldn’t hv mentioned it cuz some ppl can’t stand others success ... there’s always a hater waiting to put you down 😔
@@brosieur well no shit someone eventually would, it's TH-cam, just saying cause you mentioned it
@@OriPrior66 ok .... I mean idk what to say to that ... here’s some watermelon 🍉🍉🍉
@@brosieur yo this is one of the most creative comebacks on TH-cam I’ve ever seen. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I know this helped a lot of people. Me included. I have watched this ep like 10-15 times. Everything they both say hit me hard and really got me thinking about my own mental health. Her anxiety and depression breaks my heart. I have suffered with this shit for over 20 years and I feel everything she says. There is something fundamentally wrong with this country when young kids not even out of high school yet feel like they are useless and their life is meaningless. Mine started when I was 14 and 20 years later I am finally starting to open up about it with friends and family. This show and Bojack Horseman really gave me that wake up moment.
The lessons in this show is so deeply rooted, the outcomes are awakening.. and so brutally honest.
One of the best scripts ever written. What an episode
I cried this whole episode. Actually couldn’t finish it because it’s something I am going through and trying to fix myself
the scenes with ali are the best, so poetic, so fucking deep and intelligent
i love this man
I feel like Sam Levinson created this episode to clear up how the show wasn’t realistic or an good portrayal of drug addiction.
But it really wasn’t realistic nor a good portrayal of drug addiction. He filmed the entire show like a music video. That’s why this episode is so good : it’s honest, it’s not hiding behind cool camera tricks.
@@ChicagoMonsterPunk Are you that ignorant?? This is the most honest depiction thats ever been made and his unique approach at filming it only elevates the subject matter, not every movie/show about drug addiction has to look grimey. This is in high school , ofc the drug and alcohol life looks colorful
@@ryanmalarik4398 High school never felt like a music video to me but maybe, your brain is lost in a hyperreal realm.
This hurts after they had that fight in season two
She is such a great actor ❤️❤️❤️
The fact the the entire 90 minutes was about this episode goes to show how important it is
One of the best scenes in the whole show so far
This hits different if you're an addict
this scene made me realise I have a drug addiction, I'm scared of how much I see myself in Rue, in this scene,, in this dialogue
PULLED HER CARD FOR 45 MINS LOL
god this scene is so good
I need someone like Ali in my life
He sounds like his voice belongs in an advertisement
what episode is it
@@bryceadjodi4452 The Christmas Special
Stunning masterpiece
This show is like a safe place for me
I know where Rue's head is at when she said she doesn't want a get clean. It's not being clean she's not looking forward to, it's reality. The feelings, the grief, the pain you've caused the ones who love you the most, the future.
What an amazing scene.
Best episode
I have heard this conversation multiple times and today I finnaly broke down and admitted to myself I have a problem and I don’t wanna fix it it’s such a shitty thing to say and I hate owning it but damnit who else can you lie to alone in ur car? Thank god for this show man
What a great scene
As a fellow addict, I felt every word. Wow.
As a person whose a close friend is a drug addict, this show really helps me understand her more.
Phenomenal episode
That's exactly it! That's the part no one realizes! Addiction is a degenerative downward slope. That's why it's so hard to get past it! Nice one!!! V few get that!
thank you, ali
I literally feel like he’s talking to me
I had a life i can't explain but drugs gives a way out kind of and this movie is just like a mirror
Can you please upload the scene in which they talk about religion and Rue's dad?
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Looking back, and as a former admirer of Sam Levinson (yes, I’m not interested in anymore stuff from him), this is the best episode of “euphoria” yet.
Look I've had a few hits if green before but it wasn't enough to get me addicted to anything else. I was close though but for those who let their curiousity get the better of them, you guys probably have my deepest empathy and I'm generally not regarded as the most sensitive of sorts. Ur in the moment but you have a disease. I also do, and it's depression. It fucking sucks but we just gotta sit through it, and leave our shells. There's others out there, reach out cuz u still can and there's a way out. it's not easy though.
So this is what Victor Strand was doing before the zombie apocalypse.
True as they come
As a 43 yr, recovering alcholic, and mother of 4 children., I hope my boys feel this episode. Addiction transids gender, age, ethniticity. I am Rue.
Ali season 1 episode 0:
"Do You Wanna Get Clean?"
Rue season 1 episode 0: "No."
Ali season 2 episode 06:
"So You Wanna Get Clean?"
Rue season 2 episode 06:
"Yes."
Now that's growth.
If only Sam kept up with this writing style for season 2 it would’ve went somewhere but unfortunately he just threw every character development out the window.
Actor? Ik zendaya but who’s the other guy
💚♾🥀
Rues interpretation of God is like most people which is why most people either hate God or choose to not to believe in him but here's my thought process. I feel like when God takes someone off this earth it is done because they have fulfilled his purpose for what he intended for them. To me its like watching a show for majority of the time most people are killed off the show because they have no more story line. We are all here for God's purpose whether we want to believe it or not and no matter how quick or long it might be. I don't understand God but to disbelieve in his existence is foolish
now im an atheist in terms i suppose, i do not believe in any religion although i am heavily autistic so to not do so makes a lot of sense yet i see religion and culture as a form of art in human minds thats hard to contemplate for most as the specifications behind understanding peoples true thought process is near impossible yet it does exist that people who refuse to perceive a religion of having possibilities to realism use the term that it is illogical to believe in something that hasnt been proven or on similar lines atleast, mainly because they're idiots or because they do not know what they're talking about. i do not personally believe in any god as i do not care to yet it is just as illogical to not believe in god than it is to believe in such possibilities
I really dont think zendaya’s as good of an actress as people hype her to be tbh. I can always see the acting with her
Jealous much? Speaks to her Emmy it’s nt her fault that’s she’s the shit!
@kn0wbetter i think she on the same level with Florence or saoirse ! I don’t see what extraordinary job they done ! Zendaya can top them . Even Florence post zendaya for her Emmy win and called very talented
@kn0wbetter and the person who did the zendaya can’t act vidéo is zendaya pure hater because guess what he is Bella Thorne fan ! Yes the girl with flopping acting career and only fans account . So how this person opinion can be taken seriously ?? 😩😂 . Plus he only use zendaya acting on shake it up and we all know Disney script is very cringe and childish. Tell him to use zendaya acting on euphoria or malcom and Marie lol he would never . Such an horrible person
This is a good scene, good dialogue. I live on Vancouver's downtown eastside, our skid row, and see lots of addicts. It's not that they're addicts or that they seem all screwed up that really bothers me: It's that they don't exercise the sense to do what works for them and makes them happy... or even try. It's like this guy says: Why should anyone give a fuck about them if they don't give a fuck about themselves?
I think we should do damage control but give them every reasonable opportunity for happiness. We should just make sure that we don't enable anyone to cause problems.
Next to the DTES is Chinatown. I went to the Chinese Cultural Centre looking for a craft shop but couldn't find one so asked someone working at a hair salon if she knew where it was. She didn't. I ended up telling her I'm sorry she was surrounded by ugly people, which was actually a somewhat understated way of describing the four drug addicts on the steps of the cultural centre who had littered many orange plastic wrappings for the free needles this city supplies. One of them moments later whipped out his big, hard cock and I said something to the effect of "Come on! Put that away!" Right there in front of her hair salon. Such people shouldn't be allowed to act this way, and not merely because of some laws.
Then again, I've gone to soup kitchens for free food many times and maybe half of the people that go there seem like decent people who are just going through a bit of a hard time.
I don't hate people because they're addicts but I think in many cases they're addicts because they're pieces of shit, not just pieces of shit because they're addicts. I can appreciate that it's easy to get off track and make mistakes that make everything so much worse, but nature has a way of taking care of those who don't help themselves: Nature kills them off. I don't think society should try too hard to work against nature, especially if it's a lot of work only to be punished by the people they're trying to help.
While it might be dignified and peaceful to help the poor, we should do such a good job of it that it improves society and fixes problems instead of enabling irresponsible actors and merely keeping problems alive. The very least the poor or troubled can do is try not to make nuisances of themselves. They don't have to disappear, but they should make some sort of effort not to be unpleasant, never mind downright contemptuous of those paying taxes so they can stay self-absorbed in their problems.
I'm an addict. Clean and serene for 11 months, and I am speaking for myself and based on my experience. Addicts do get clean, but only if they have the desire to get clean. Some of them do not have this desire, they don't want any help and they will continue to behave as animals. I tend to think that some people are bad, with or without drugs. Some people are bad, period. Bad people on drugs are even worse. Drugs bring every flaw and everything bad one has to the surface. If one is willing to kill for drugs one would kill for any other reason anyway. Some addicts use drugs as a scapegoat for their bad behavior but a lot of them continue with the same behaviors when they get clean.
@@tsbiscaro so true
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Addiction is a disease, drugs are not don't try drugs if you don't have to. I'd understand if you were in an severe accident and you were prescribed pain killers and you suddenly get addicted. I get that. Outside of that it's hard for me to have sympathy.
Then you missed the point of the episode, it’s a really fucked up disease that can take hold of your life in the form of other ways that are not including drugs. Addicts have a certain way of thinking and obsessing over things, drug addicts choose drugs, work addicts choose work, workout addicts choose workouts. It’s all the same disease and all damaging. It’s sad that you don’t have any sympathy for people but I hope this helps you understand
Waste of an episode seems like deleted scenes
Best episode