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Slims integrity saved him. Omar sensed Slim's integrity and honoring of 'the code'. He could hear it in Slim's voice. Slim was the wisest street figure in the game. He wasn't hot-headed like Avon, he wasn't a calculated shark like Stringer, Marlo, or Prop Joe, he wasn't emotional like...

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D was a body Avon wasnt ready to take even tho he was a liability, so "I killed your nephew" was more like i killed a nigga that you couldnt kill even tho you knew you had to. Stringer's ego was so wild he immediately focused on "not hard enough" and immediately dismissed the idea that he's not smart enough for the real businessmen. The irony of Stringer acting like a smart businessman, while doing nothing but making the wrong decisions is so poetic. Ironically, Avon said Stringer wasn't hard enough or smart enough but Stringer was so offended only by the hard enough remark he proved Avon right in making a dumb move that cost him. Avon was full of heart. He had buckshot in his arm and he still attacked stringer with everything he had, making no difference. String was outta pocket He let his emotions get the better of him.. he should have kept that secret to the grave. And back Avon in the war. Regardless of him telling Avon or not he was on borrowed time for setting up muzone. Wonder how this scene would have turned out if Avon wasn't wounded. Biggest advantage that Marlo had in this war was there was no turmoil in his crew. This battle that Avon and Stringer was fighting amongst themselves is just what Marlo needed. You can expect some indifference in ranks when you been doing it as long as the Barksdale crew has.🎬🍿
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D was a body Avon wasnt ready to take even tho he was a liability, so "I killed your nephew" was more like i killed a nigga that you couldnt kill even tho you knew you had to. Stringer's ego was so wild he immediately focused on "not hard enough" and immediately dismissed the idea that he's not smart enough for the real businessmen. The irony of Stringer acting like a smart businessman, while doing nothing but making the wrong decisions is so poetic. Ironically, Avon said Stringer wasn't hard enough or smart enough but Stringer was so offended only by the hard enough remark he proved Avon right in making a dumb move that cost him. Avon was full of heart. He had buckshot in his arm and he still attacked stringer with everything he had, making no difference. String was outta pocket He let his emotions get the better of him.. he should have kept that secret to the grave. And back Avon in the war. Regardless of him telling Avon or not he was on borrowed time for setting up muzone. Wonder how this scene would have turned out if Avon wasn't wounded. Biggest advantage that Marlo had in this war was there was no turmoil in his crew. This battle that Avon and Stringer was fighting amongst themselves is just what Marlo needed. You can expect some indifference in ranks when you been doing it as long as the Barksdale crew has.🎬🍿

StarScope

67,220 Aufrufe • vor 9 Tagen

THIS SCENE PERFECTLY SHOWS STRINGER LACK OF RESPECT FOR THE CODES! Avon was the only one who saw there was no reasoning with someone like Marlo. This is why I respect Avon he had a code Marlo doesn't care. I like that Avon wasn't losing his temper with String in this scene. He was empathetic to String's reasoning and still laid down the law. Look how Avon hates when his name is being attached to something he had no part of, whereas Marlo loved taking credit for stuff he had nothing to do with.🎬🍿
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THIS SCENE PERFECTLY SHOWS STRINGER LACK OF RESPECT FOR THE CODES! Avon was the only one who saw there was no reasoning with someone like Marlo. This is why I respect Avon he had a code Marlo doesn't care. I like that Avon wasn't losing his temper with String in this scene. He was empathetic to String's reasoning and still laid down the law. Look how Avon hates when his name is being attached to something he had no part of, whereas Marlo loved taking credit for stuff he had nothing to do with.🎬🍿

StarScope

38,203 Aufrufe • vor 16 Tagen

One of the most telling aspects of Omar's character is the fact that all his allies will go to the grave to protect him. Butchie and Brandon were tortured to death for protecting Omar that's the definition of a people that would ride or die for you. Chris and Snoop's blind loyalty to Marlo makes no sense until you realize that they enjoyed dropping bodies. Chris and Snoop had no code either, they just needed Marlo to enable them while Marlo needed them to prop up his ego. Everybody else in the game was in it to survive. Marlo, Chris, and Snoop used the game as an outlet for their urges. Butchie wouldn't have wanted Omar to find out about what happened, but everyone who worked for Butchie knew that it was unrealistic for word not to get back to Omar. This was actually one of the saddest deaths in the series for me, even though Butchie wasn't in the show much. The fact he doesn't say a word, even after getting shot in the legs. He really loved Omar. And then Omar's reaction when he finds out..TEARS ARE COMING AGAIN. 🎬🍿
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One of the most telling aspects of Omar's character is the fact that all his allies will go to the grave to protect him. Butchie and Brandon were tortured to death for protecting Omar that's the definition of a people that would ride or die for you. Chris and Snoop's blind loyalty to Marlo makes no sense until you realize that they enjoyed dropping bodies. Chris and Snoop had no code either, they just needed Marlo to enable them while Marlo needed them to prop up his ego. Everybody else in the game was in it to survive. Marlo, Chris, and Snoop used the game as an outlet for their urges. Butchie wouldn't have wanted Omar to find out about what happened, but everyone who worked for Butchie knew that it was unrealistic for word not to get back to Omar. This was actually one of the saddest deaths in the series for me, even though Butchie wasn't in the show much. The fact he doesn't say a word, even after getting shot in the legs. He really loved Omar. And then Omar's reaction when he finds out..TEARS ARE COMING AGAIN. 🎬🍿

StarScope

20,574 Aufrufe • vor 11 Tagen

I really liked Stringer before he started backstabbing everybody. This scene just shows the respect that Avon and Stringer have for Wee Bay, instead of clipping him too, they hide him. They know he's just too valuable an asset and from his arrest down the road they were right, he took a bunch of charges on top of his murder because he knew one life sentence or 20, he aint gonna see the outside world ever again. People saying Wee-Bey never did anything, they're forgetting the fact that he shot Omar in the shoulder in Season One, while covering for Avon. The moment of sheer panic in that man's face was priceless. No wonder it became a GIF. I think the legendary meme face was Bey realizing the possibility that he would have to do life. Not that he was afraid, just shocked by the way his life might change. As we all know, he never questioned selling out the fam. 🎬🍿
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I really liked Stringer before he started backstabbing everybody. This scene just shows the respect that Avon and Stringer have for Wee Bay, instead of clipping him too, they hide him. They know he's just too valuable an asset and from his arrest down the road they were right, he took a bunch of charges on top of his murder because he knew one life sentence or 20, he aint gonna see the outside world ever again. People saying Wee-Bey never did anything, they're forgetting the fact that he shot Omar in the shoulder in Season One, while covering for Avon. The moment of sheer panic in that man's face was priceless. No wonder it became a GIF. I think the legendary meme face was Bey realizing the possibility that he would have to do life. Not that he was afraid, just shocked by the way his life might change. As we all know, he never questioned selling out the fam. 🎬🍿

StarScope

49,165 Aufrufe • vor 21 Tagen

Fun fact: when Omar asked the guy what he's in for and the guy says he's here on a 22-55, the guy was actually in prison for real at the time and he was actually waiting on a 22-55 hearing and he agreed to do the show.. Another fun fact is that guys name is Donnie Andrews and he is the actual man that the Omar Little character was based on.. Just a couple more reasons why the wire is best show of all time. I love how Omar was like, "Marlo? naw I never heard of him." No matter how hard Marlo tried, he could never get his name to ring bells like Omar or Avon. I love how this reminds one that Omar is only human. You can clearly see how terrified he was at the prospect of being in there alone. Another point that shows how nobody knows who Marlo is despite him trying his best to be known on the west side. Omar not only knew who Avon is, but knew who every single one of his soldiers is and how they work. Marlo tried so hard to be known but in the end all the people who actually knew who he was, ended up in the vacants.🎬🍿
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Fun fact: when Omar asked the guy what he's in for and the guy says he's here on a 22-55, the guy was actually in prison for real at the time and he was actually waiting on a 22-55 hearing and he agreed to do the show.. Another fun fact is that guys name is Donnie Andrews and he is the actual man that the Omar Little character was based on.. Just a couple more reasons why the wire is best show of all time. I love how Omar was like, "Marlo? naw I never heard of him." No matter how hard Marlo tried, he could never get his name to ring bells like Omar or Avon. I love how this reminds one that Omar is only human. You can clearly see how terrified he was at the prospect of being in there alone. Another point that shows how nobody knows who Marlo is despite him trying his best to be known on the west side. Omar not only knew who Avon is, but knew who every single one of his soldiers is and how they work. Marlo tried so hard to be known but in the end all the people who actually knew who he was, ended up in the vacants.🎬🍿

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108,222 Aufrufe • vor 11 Tagen

My favorite part about this scene is that Avon probably waited to see how Slim Charles would respond to String's demand. It's great the way Avon walks over to stand beside Slim, taking his side, and Stringer is left alone on the other side of the table, in his suit and tie, being scolded. Stringer tried to fly too close to the sun and got burned. Avon knew it was gonna happen but he loved string so much he let him play that game. Avon knew his place, stringer didn't. In a room full of gangsters, Stringer always seemed like a businessman, but in a room full of businessmen, he always came off a gangster.🎬🍿
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My favorite part about this scene is that Avon probably waited to see how Slim Charles would respond to String's demand. It's great the way Avon walks over to stand beside Slim, taking his side, and Stringer is left alone on the other side of the table, in his suit and tie, being scolded. Stringer tried to fly too close to the sun and got burned. Avon knew it was gonna happen but he loved string so much he let him play that game. Avon knew his place, stringer didn't. In a room full of gangsters, Stringer always seemed like a businessman, but in a room full of businessmen, he always came off a gangster.🎬🍿

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39,086 Aufrufe • vor 15 Tagen

Damn, Slim was a stone killer but you can't help but like the guy because he lived by a code. Slim was one of the smartest characters on the show. He knew when to talk, and when not to. And when to act. Cheese had $900k because he stole all of Prop Joe's money after Marlo killed him. Slim Charles figured that out and that pissed him off even more. Cheese talked too much, basically said he only loyal to who feeding him at the time and will turn his back on anyone at any moment. then had the nerve to speak on his dead uncle with his dead uncle's right hand man standing next to him. he did it to himself. Honestly the most satisfying kill in the wire.🎬🍿
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Damn, Slim was a stone killer but you can't help but like the guy because he lived by a code. Slim was one of the smartest characters on the show. He knew when to talk, and when not to. And when to act. Cheese had $900k because he stole all of Prop Joe's money after Marlo killed him. Slim Charles figured that out and that pissed him off even more. Cheese talked too much, basically said he only loyal to who feeding him at the time and will turn his back on anyone at any moment. then had the nerve to speak on his dead uncle with his dead uncle's right hand man standing next to him. he did it to himself. Honestly the most satisfying kill in the wire.🎬🍿

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This man was trying to cook an egg in the microwave. His wife was warning him the whole time to not let it cook for too long or it will explode. The whole time he was mocking her and saying boom, according to him, he knew what he was doing and nobody could tell him anything. He finishes his cook and takes it out. The man sounded confident because it didn’t explode, as soon as he picked it up it exploded and he tossed it in her direction as she proclaimed she wasn’t cleaning that up. When microwaving eggs in the shell like this, shouldn’t he let it cool first or did he cook it too long?
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This man was trying to cook an egg in the microwave. His wife was warning him the whole time to not let it cook for too long or it will explode. The whole time he was mocking her and saying boom, according to him, he knew what he was doing and nobody could tell him anything. He finishes his cook and takes it out. The man sounded confident because it didn’t explode, as soon as he picked it up it exploded and he tossed it in her direction as she proclaimed she wasn’t cleaning that up. When microwaving eggs in the shell like this, shouldn’t he let it cool first or did he cook it too long?

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#JAMES is really smart with the way he chooses to answer questions, and I think that might be part of why his Group Therapy segment ended with the UNPROFESSIONAL ASSESSMENT: “WALKING ON EGGSHELLS.” It’s an idiom about being really careful with what you say or do because you don’t want to upset someone, make them feel bad, or make the situation worse — basically like having to “walk on eggshells.” You can kind of see that in the way he answers. He often avoids directly pointing at someone if the answer might embarrass them or make them feel bad. Like when he was asked which dorm memory he’d want to erase, he answered about dorm life in general instead of naming one specific moment or person. When he said some of his stuff goes missing because the members use it, he still didn’t name anyone. And when he was asked who gives the best and worst advice, he chose not to name anyone because he didn’t want to compare people like that. But when he does have to name someone, he usually keeps it playful and unserious so it doesn’t come off too harsh. It was kind of the same when he was asked what he was most nervous about before debut. That’s a pretty serious and specific question, but he answered really broadly with, “I’m nervous everywhere.” And when they followed up by asking if he was nervous in the session too, he turned it into a joke about eggs instead: “I’m nervous flipping eggs… When you flip them, your day is ruined when the yolk pops.” To me, it feels like he knows he gets nervous easily, but he doesn’t really want to dig too deeply into those feelings or get too specific, especially in a show that isn’t meant to be that serious.

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President Trump Says Fauci Was Like a GOD to Biden "He started off saying don't wear them then he said wear them then he said don't wear them and i lost a lot of respect for him during the period of time" "With Biden, he was like the God when he was with me he wasn't even close"
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President Trump Says Fauci Was Like a GOD to Biden "He started off saying don't wear them then he said wear them then he said don't wear them and i lost a lot of respect for him during the period of time" "With Biden, he was like the God when he was with me he wasn't even close"

Benny Johnson

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When Omar and bodie got killed it was the end to me. Did anybody notice how Omar's kill list had the exact location of everyone? If he didn't die who's to say he could've took them all out by himself. Omar was a different type of hunter. I just noticed Chris' face for the first time, It's a mixture of relief, unbelief and sadness. I think Omar was a worthy opponent for him. To kill Omar would've meant his name would ring even louder because of who Omar was. To be killed by him meant he would've died with street cred. But to have him killed by a kid meant that this worthy opponent went out without even a fight and he could maybe go out that same way.🎬🍿
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When Omar and bodie got killed it was the end to me. Did anybody notice how Omar's kill list had the exact location of everyone? If he didn't die who's to say he could've took them all out by himself. Omar was a different type of hunter. I just noticed Chris' face for the first time, It's a mixture of relief, unbelief and sadness. I think Omar was a worthy opponent for him. To kill Omar would've meant his name would ring even louder because of who Omar was. To be killed by him meant he would've died with street cred. But to have him killed by a kid meant that this worthy opponent went out without even a fight and he could maybe go out that same way.🎬🍿

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Everyone calls Fredo the weak one. Watch that scene again. His father gets shot in the street and Fredo freezes. He fumbles his gun, drops it, ends up on the curb crying like a kid. For most people that settles it: he's useless, he's not built for this life. But that's the point. Fredo was never meant to be strong, or smart. He wasn't Sonny. He wasn't Michael. He was an ordinary man who happened to have the Godfather for a father. So when the shooting starts, he does what most of us would do. He panics. He breaks. The same softness that made him a bad gangster was the one thing the family had no room for. Michael runs the business better than any of them ever could. But the day he loses Fredo, he loses the last soft thing left in him. A family can't run on business alone. Fredo was the proof. Nobody saw it until he was gone
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Everyone calls Fredo the weak one. Watch that scene again. His father gets shot in the street and Fredo freezes. He fumbles his gun, drops it, ends up on the curb crying like a kid. For most people that settles it: he's useless, he's not built for this life. But that's the point. Fredo was never meant to be strong, or smart. He wasn't Sonny. He wasn't Michael. He was an ordinary man who happened to have the Godfather for a father. So when the shooting starts, he does what most of us would do. He panics. He breaks. The same softness that made him a bad gangster was the one thing the family had no room for. Michael runs the business better than any of them ever could. But the day he loses Fredo, he loses the last soft thing left in him. A family can't run on business alone. Fredo was the proof. Nobody saw it until he was gone

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Araga said he clocked Goddessa was just playing and using him as a piece of her game. He clocked her but kept it blind and played along like he was the mumu but he wasn't #BBNaija
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Araga said he clocked Goddessa was just playing and using him as a piece of her game. He clocked her but kept it blind and played along like he was the mumu but he wasn't #BBNaija

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This is the side the left refuses to see of Charlie. He wasn't hateful. He wasn't racist. He wasn't homophobic. Or transphobic. He spoke truth. He wanted to have a conversation. And was killed for it. We won't ever get over his death. We miss you, Charlie.
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This is the side the left refuses to see of Charlie. He wasn't hateful. He wasn't racist. He wasn't homophobic. Or transphobic. He spoke truth. He wanted to have a conversation. And was killed for it. We won't ever get over his death. We miss you, Charlie.

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The look on Namonds face when wee- bey is talking. It's like he knows he can never be his dad. He can fake it all he wants. But deep down he knows they not cut from the same cloth. I'm just glad that Wee Bey did for Namond what Avon didn't do for D'Angelo. I respect Wee Bey for letting his son go the right path. Wee-bey was actually a pretty cool father, who was looking out for what was best for his son. He was initially in denial about Namond, not being the great street soldier that he was, but you could tell he really loved and believed in his son. Wee-bey never reformed like Cutty, but he did the right thing for his son. He ended up being the 'key' to Namond getting off the streets and surviving, by giving him over to Colvin, to raise him. DeLonda was the WORST mother ever. She did not care anything about Namond. He was a trophy to her “Wee-Bey's son” rather than her own child needing love and protection. She thought material things, new clothes and all that was what he needed. She could care less about his education, about him doing anything more with his life than becoming the next Wee-Bey. Wee bey saw right through his sons weak front, but didnt bother to call him on it. just tried to convey to namond that he ain’t built for the game.🎬🍿
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The look on Namonds face when wee- bey is talking. It's like he knows he can never be his dad. He can fake it all he wants. But deep down he knows they not cut from the same cloth. I'm just glad that Wee Bey did for Namond what Avon didn't do for D'Angelo. I respect Wee Bey for letting his son go the right path. Wee-bey was actually a pretty cool father, who was looking out for what was best for his son. He was initially in denial about Namond, not being the great street soldier that he was, but you could tell he really loved and believed in his son. Wee-bey never reformed like Cutty, but he did the right thing for his son. He ended up being the 'key' to Namond getting off the streets and surviving, by giving him over to Colvin, to raise him. DeLonda was the WORST mother ever. She did not care anything about Namond. He was a trophy to her “Wee-Bey's son” rather than her own child needing love and protection. She thought material things, new clothes and all that was what he needed. She could care less about his education, about him doing anything more with his life than becoming the next Wee-Bey. Wee bey saw right through his sons weak front, but didnt bother to call him on it. just tried to convey to namond that he ain’t built for the game.🎬🍿

StarScope

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Vivek doesn't want to be the Ohio Governor. He didn't want to be VP of the United States. Let's reflect. Vivek Ramaswamy comes out of thin air and runs a Presidential election against Trump, knowing that's who we wanted. Who even was he? No one liked him, or trusted his well rehearsed schtick. Then when he had to concede, he went on TV and said he wouldn't consider the Vice President position (it wasn't offered to him). Watch his face. He was groomed, just like Obama, to run this country into the ground.
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Vivek doesn't want to be the Ohio Governor. He didn't want to be VP of the United States. Let's reflect. Vivek Ramaswamy comes out of thin air and runs a Presidential election against Trump, knowing that's who we wanted. Who even was he? No one liked him, or trusted his well rehearsed schtick. Then when he had to concede, he went on TV and said he wouldn't consider the Vice President position (it wasn't offered to him). Watch his face. He was groomed, just like Obama, to run this country into the ground.

The Constitutionalist 🇺🇸

16,861 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

Ironic to hear Stringer saying this considering he was in fact, enrolled in college and looking to ultimately legitimize his way out of the drug trade. The fact is most drug dealers know that death and jail are the only end games to what they do. Stringer thought he was smarter than the rest and could actually make his story end differently. Notice how he refers the other guys being stuck in the game as if the same rules don't apply to him. Stringer thinking he was above the game is what caused him to make some of the moves he made and break the rules, which led to his demise. Stringer never had any respect for a street level drug dealer, I don't think Stringer ever really liked “the game”for me that was the biggest difference between him and Avon, Avon would have respected even the lowest of people under his command as long as they were doing their job.🎬🍿w
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Ironic to hear Stringer saying this considering he was in fact, enrolled in college and looking to ultimately legitimize his way out of the drug trade. The fact is most drug dealers know that death and jail are the only end games to what they do. Stringer thought he was smarter than the rest and could actually make his story end differently. Notice how he refers the other guys being stuck in the game as if the same rules don't apply to him. Stringer thinking he was above the game is what caused him to make some of the moves he made and break the rules, which led to his demise. Stringer never had any respect for a street level drug dealer, I don't think Stringer ever really liked “the game”for me that was the biggest difference between him and Avon, Avon would have respected even the lowest of people under his command as long as they were doing their job.🎬🍿w

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andre braugher was the heart of b99. no one could switch up a scene like he could. such a genuine understanding of his character, and when he was given moments like this, he would just knock them out the park. rest in peace to the best. 🤍
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andre braugher was the heart of b99. no one could switch up a scene like he could. such a genuine understanding of his character, and when he was given moments like this, he would just knock them out the park. rest in peace to the best. 🤍

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