😂😂😂Chris was BADASS..Most times a person see's him coming its already over "He got you covered quick and clean" bad sob
@Natedawg38Күн бұрын
Crazy that Chris used to work for the BPD and got roped up in dis shit
@nils4279Күн бұрын
date and time i suppose
@rycooder82653 күн бұрын
The end of Omar 🥲
@physicallymentallyemotiona64906 күн бұрын
Michael reminded Chris of himself that's why he took a liking to him, you can tell that from how he killed his stepfather
@Liam-yd7qv7 күн бұрын
Antagonist!? Excuse me. Antihero at worst.
@Rupe_Singh9 күн бұрын
11:07 one of my favorite scenes with Marlo and Chris. Marlo nodding his head when the dude tells him they’re gonna knock that whole corner off but Chris intervenes with a subtle scratch on his neck implying it’s not the right move. Couldn’t believe Marlo actually listened
@darrellpeterson246912 күн бұрын
Chris was obviously molested as a child
@marekkowalsky46312 күн бұрын
Ever see Chris as a tech nerd on Fringe?It's hilarious,half of The Wire cast seemed to have been on there at least once,4 or 5 say.
@4partmedia12 күн бұрын
This summaries miss way too many parts.... 🤦♂️
@FrithonaHrududu0212713 күн бұрын
My favorite character. "You can look em in the eye now. Don't matter who he is or what he done, you look him right in the eye." is my favorite line in the whole show. Between that line and how he handles Mike's cheomo stepfather tells you what you need to know about Chris. sadly I can relate
@nlaplaca14 күн бұрын
I've always found this to be one of the most iconic things in all of sports history. And it's something I'm now using for motivation to help me through the biggest curveball I've ever been thrown in life. I recently had a glioblastoma brain tumor removed. Which is not good. I am a very driven person that's Taken on many physical challenges over my life. But this is my biggest challenge to date. And I've been telling everyone including myself that I'm going to fight this with every ounce of energy that I have. But I don't know what that means, I mean it's not like I can lace up the gloves and say all right glio let's get in the ring. So periodically throughout the day I find myself taking up a boxer's stance and throwing some jabs hooks and uppercuts and I'm imagining standing before me that I'm squaring off against is my arch nemesis. Which it's safe to say what I'm dealing with is . But just tonight I added a variation to it. In my best Howard cosell voice I'll shout out instead of down goes Frazier! I shout down goes glio! And man that really pumps me up.
@jackblack960514 күн бұрын
The irony is that Carcetti hates Rawls and prefers Daniels, and he can't wait to get rid of him. In the final montage, Carcetti can barely look Rawls in the eye when congratulating him on becoming Superintendent. He’s forced to carry Rawls with him, despite knowing that Rawls is emblematic of everything he despises about the toxic politics in police bureaucracy. Carcetti's downfall is essentially his struggle with the compromises he makes to maintain his political aspirations, even as he sacrifices his principles, becoming just another typical politician in the system
@alexwertheim87014 күн бұрын
Great analysis, though it's funny, I had a different take watching that same ending scene with Carcetti and Rawls. Rawls is laser-focused on Carcetti during their handshake, but Carcetti's eyes immediately drift over the crowd of photographers capturing the spectacle. It felt to me like the coda of Carcetti's transformation from well-meaning public servant to glamour-hound obsessed with his own image and influence. He takes his eye willingly off the metaphorical ball, having forsaken every tenet of his political faith. I do like the interpretation of him finding Rawls' constant scheming so noxious that he literally can't look at him, though. Steintorf really was the devil on Carcetti's shoulder, and a very successful one at that...
@NATEFLIX300015 күн бұрын
I ain't do nun to piss you off right? Right? - Cheese 😅
@WHYNOTGIYU16 күн бұрын
Mannnn i was so proud of marlo
@SkandiaAUS16 күн бұрын
His chat with Bunk is the only time Omar was shook.
@derrickrobinson451917 күн бұрын
Omar being ruthless as he was, yet had principals, on top of being sideways in his manhood.....heluva character frfr.
@derrickrobinson451917 күн бұрын
Nothing hit with them baggies like the mid forces. Man that was an era.
@derrickrobinson451917 күн бұрын
How is it we ain't seen Marlo since. Helluva actor......
@derrickrobinson451917 күн бұрын
How is it we ain't seen Marlon since. Helluva actor
@derrickrobinson451917 күн бұрын
Snoop need a run. surely she got 13min of that 🔥
@derrickrobinson451917 күн бұрын
Sound like one of them good problems...
@derrickrobinson451917 күн бұрын
Power dont touch the wire..... The corner came close but no dice.
@justinhumphrey256718 күн бұрын
BLACKS MEXICANS NATIVE AMERICANS 12 TRIBES OF JACOB WE ARE GOD CHOSEN PEOPLE THE TRUE HEBREW ISRAELITES OF THE EARTH NO PORK LOBSTERS CRABS NO SHRIMPS NO CATFISH
@existentialmoron633418 күн бұрын
You forgot to include every single other scene
@Splatt-8221 күн бұрын
“OFF THE FLOOR, ON THE BOARD, PAUL KARIYA”🔥🔥
@birneyallen677821 күн бұрын
Marlo is the only one who came out on top
@YoungScato21 күн бұрын
1:52 he look like dmx fr
@necroriffmonger21 күн бұрын
sweet transitions. george lucas would be proud.
@mikesexo538622 күн бұрын
September 2024
@mikesexo538622 күн бұрын
The how you carrying it shorty cuz I can find your people a whole lot easier than you can find mine
@MiC-T22 күн бұрын
Chris had some baggage.
@Praise.belongs.to.TMH_23 күн бұрын
Marlo didn't have to put a hit on Michael. He looked him in the eyes and Chris did the same. Chris could've made a stand against Marlo. I believe Marlo would've respected the call.
@smoking56623 күн бұрын
Anyone who believes Idris Elba was the best in the wire didn’t see & hear the wire
@bernardkoe494125 күн бұрын
2:48 Now deeping it. That’s the ring Michael and Naymond jammed the corrupt police officer for in the alley. Marlo later sees Michael wearing it and asks where he got it from. Marlo goes “Nevermind”😂
@rolandchestnut907625 күн бұрын
INNER CITY PSYCHOPATH
@TheAireaidLord25 күн бұрын
"Im done with that gangster shit" Same thing Stringer told Omar and Mouzone before his death. They all retire eventually
@bernardkoe494126 күн бұрын
Only time i saw Chris shook when he realized Omar jumped out that apartment. I believe Omar was the only person who scared him lmao. Also the sign of relief when Marlo told him and Snoop “Omar got bagged” 😂😂😂
@JL-ec1by28 күн бұрын
You see, Omar like it simple. 😅
@robcalvert883029 күн бұрын
Marlo getting pissed in prison when learning that Omar had put it out on the street that Marlo was hiding is pretty much the only time in the whole series where he loses control of his emotions. Almost weird hearing his voice change as it does cos it's usually so even toned.
@Thewhitewhale1029 күн бұрын
'Anyway' .... Just like Avon, yet he just couldn't be him. LOL
@MiC-T29 күн бұрын
Omar had to make it personal and take his ring. That's gangsta.
@Mandontworkdonteat29 күн бұрын
🗣️💊
@WestyUruАй бұрын
Marlo never get shook
@codeman494Ай бұрын
So many lines i wish to use
@cloudzrestАй бұрын
Also a family man, apparently
@HermanMcgheeАй бұрын
Criss is the most dangerous m.f. you ever want to see And so was s oop.😮😮😢😢
@HermanMcgheeАй бұрын
Criss was a murdering m.f And youbettet believe it.😮😢😂❤
@bigdawg3305Ай бұрын
Muderah
@simonmoylan4014Ай бұрын
imagine Chris and Snoop had a baby that would be on evil motherFu#ker