►Breaking Bad - Stay out of my territory HD

Music: TV on the Radio - DLZ

[@ahmadaljneibi2034]

This scene is better than say my name scene

[@ThePoshPrince]

Way better

[@jeffrey4105]

Goddamn right

[@Joesgro15]

Not really but they’re both great

[@Perf401]

I would say this scene is pretty cool and epic, but say my name is more iconic.

[@enterprice9772]

far better!

[@RailyOtter]

this scene was a huge turnpoint in the series. i really believed that walt did that all for his family, at this point he just enjoys it too much

[@NitpickingNerd]

yeah that was the point in which we first saw that he's enjoying it , the feeling of power he suddenly has . it was this scene that made me realize this is going to be a great show

[@hamzamahmood9565]

All his 50 years of ego built Heisenberg in one scene

[@elyastoohey6621]

Why not both? If you love your work, you’ll excel at it.

[@Primal_Primat3]

I think this was also trying to show how there are now 2 sides to Walt, and he might not be as in control as he likes to think he is.

[@kimmyfreak200]

the dying thing forced him to face things... it gave him the fuel to do his thing

[@adilalperensenturk2530]

GoT: I am the best BB: Stay out of my territory

[@julianmx13]

GoT: I am the best Walt: You’ve got rot!

[@PremKumar-ky7gl]

Bro Both are in different territory😂 I don't know why they are comparing these both

[@franciscocendejas2770]

@@PremKumar-ky7gl Agreed

[@tonyeleaglenurmagomedov4550]

Prem Kumar GoT could’ve been better if they had the books but d and d are just bad whilst vince gilligan is a genius

[@navishacharya1411]

I feel Got ending wasn't that great compared to br ba

[@babooshka7780]

I just realized that those dudes were the only ones who didn’t die in the series because they didn’t dare to underestimate Heisenberg

[@Chuked]

They saved themselves from damnation

[@redfirebonus9408]

every character who did underestimate him died at the hands of walt. lydia, jacks crew, mike, gus, etc

[@Cris_the_coder]

​@@redfirebonus9408 Jesse did not die but Heisenberg made him wish he did!

[@cosmic2859]

@@Cris_the_coder Jesse didn’t underestimate him

[@imbastrat]

Skyler underestimated Heisenberg yet no die

[@igorwojtyna2158]

heisenberg mode activated

[@TherealJedox]

@HEISENBERG good one

[@jeremieyvars3235]

You goddamn right!

[@Chuked]

Indeed

[@51UM]

My favorite Breaking Bad scene of all time. Nothing comes close. The intensity, the music everything. Fucking 10/10.

[@joelsbrokenwatch505]

😏badass

[@cadengericke5652]

Just finished season 2 for the first time yesterday and this was my favorite scene besides Walt exploding a car in season 1 and the four days out episode was my favorite out of season 2. Look forward to watching season 3

[@51UM]

@@cadengericke5652 You’re in for a treat. Whole show is fantastic.

[@ronanios9062]

@@cadengericke5652 how was it?

[@goldeneye70]

So many awesome scenes but that 1 was confidence and intimidation married into a force to be reckoned with, Walter white would have been destroyed by that man, but Walter white destroyed that man with his mind and his posturing

[@999burge]

probably the greatest tv series i've ever seen

[@johnb3231]

999burge close between this and sopranos

[@maxeyre2024]

It’s between Breaking Bad and the Sopranos

[@arjunmamidala1138]

Some ppl say game of thrones but it isn’t even close to breaking bar

[@arjunmamidala1138]

*bad

[@fulldump9834]

Downton 654 Breaking Bad + Better Call Saul, The Sopranos, and The Wire are the three best dramas of this type for sure.

[@Qwazin]

Say My Name Scene: I am the best scene in the franchise Stay Out Of My Territory Scene: Stay out of my territory.

[@GhastlyG]

I Am The Danger Scene: Fuck you and your eyebrows

[@DiegOOOtheonlyone]

I won scene: Sure?

[@lucavalentino33]

Crawl Space Scene: AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH!!!

[@alvifadhollah]

Crawls Space ending: I fucked Ted

[@randomness5281]

I am the one who knocks: I AM THE ONE WHO KNOCKS

[@SirFuecoco]

Man those kids in Malcom in the middle really broke this man

[@sarahg6248]

LOL! Good one.

[@chrisvasquez800]

When you work for Wal Mart and you see a Target Employee....

[@hellofaname]

when you work for Home Depot and see a Lowe employee

[@ae4164]

"Territory" is an awfully big word for most people who work at Wal Mart.

[@J1O2C3K4E5S]

When you work for Sony and see a Microsoft Employee.

[@Mr.Scott86]

When you work at McDonald's and you see a burger king employee

[@realcritical-kr2dd]

When you work for Ubisoft and come across an Epic employee

[@MrBoBoTom]

This show kinda shows that tv is now better than movies. Hollywood has no fucking ideas, just remaking shit and putting out garbage.

[@51UM]

Comment more relevant than ever

[@itssonotover961]

@@51UM He predicted mcu and other shit perfectly

[@TheOldBlackShuckyDog]

And then we get the ending to GoT :((

[@asturianix9820]

@@itssonotover961 lol. The MCU? I'm not saying that is the Godfather but it is without a doubt one of the best blockbuster action franchises ever. Critics and audience alike love it. And it has some merit to organize so much plot lines all together in a shared movie Universe. I do agree however that Hollywood is being pretty crappy lately.

[@cyrus7805]

@@asturianix9820 I mean, these movies are nice, I kinda like them. Most of them at least. But I agree with Scorsese, it's not cinema. It's a huge rollercoaster, lots of action, lots of fun stuff. But in terms of directing and stuff, it's just a recipe of action movie pre-digested and directed by Yes Men who basically do what producers tell them to do. The actors are good, but they were recruited to make sure they wouldn't have to go far from their comfort zone, easier to direct (like Robert Downey Jr plays Robert Downey Jr, Christ Pratt plays Chris Pratt), etc... It's entertaining I give you that, but it's basically a product, made for money and entertainment. You consume it, maybe a few times, then you move on. Not my definition of cinema.

[@killtheposer]

CHILLS EVERY F*ckin TIME.

[@Michael-pg7rv]

I am watching breaking bad for the 2nd time with my girlfriend who has not seen it. I forgot about this scene and was effing yelling when he delivered this line

[@navishacharya1411]

So F*cking True

[@NotToday424]

It's not just the general intensity of the scene that makes it so great. It's the knowledge of who Walter used to be and who he has become.

[@chichi77tim]

0:55 Beautiful scene. One of the very bests, in my opinion. All thanks to one little detail: camera angles. When they point the camera to take his whole picture, next to the other drug dealer, Walter seems only a kinda small, un - offensive, cranky old man. But then his face takes up the whole scene, and he make that slight tilt of his head, and his eyes are partially in the shadow, a little reddish... suddenly, he strikes fear into your soul, and you completely forget about that first unimpressive impression. I think they nailed specifically how to make a man like him appear freakishly scary. They nailed the eyes of a sociopath, filled with silent fury. I'd run in the other direction too If I'd ever saw eyes like that. Those are the eyes of someone with unpredictable intentions, none of which are friendly - for sure! - and you don't want to discover what's capable of. A stare that makes your guts beg: "You need to run right now". I think that in real life It would cause you the same uneasiness as when encountering a rabid animal: at first the poor animal would seem weird and goofy, but once you take a further look and realize what's going on that same weird animal suddenly becomes nightmarish. I really love this scene for all of this reasons, and I profoundly admire Cranston for being able to make It so real. It's incredibly ironic how he can be such a sweet and friendly man irl, and still play this kind of part better than anyone else in his place.

[@Primal_Primat3]

Another way to look at it is this, go look at the eys of a Lion caged up in the zoo, then look into the eyes of a wild Lion who roams the plains. Everyone can dress up and look the part, however when it comes time to look into peoples eyes and shit starts actually going down, thats where you seperate the men from the boys, the socipathic killers playing for keeps from the clowns trying to act the big man infront of their pals.

[@saularias3250]

I really like the subtle smirk he makes at the end. He enjoyed doing that. He never saw any kind of threat from them, just a disrespect. Him at the register is not being like "oh shit, competition". Rather Heisenberg deciding he's not letting anyone do what people do to Walter White

[@wolfpack4128]

Shadows. Look at Walt's face in the close up.

[@Solkin.]

speaking of camera angles, when walt first steps out of the store, the camera shot includes the 'building supply' sign at the top-left. when walt starts walking towards their van his head overlaps with the 'building' part which can mean this is 'walt's supply' as in walt's 'territory' and/or quite literally meaning walt building the supply.

[@robo-man8638]

Fantastic comment

[@redbliss1]

Anyone else think of this scene every time you hear a cash register beep?

[@branscombe_]

one of the most badass scenes in TV history.

[@VC-yc5pg]

10 years

[@branscombe_]

@@VC-yc5pg omg has it been that long? I'm still alive bro!

[@anovaancova]

@@branscombe_ wow you're still alive... time flies by..

[@niz32iqbal]

I'm on this episode now and this is such an awesome scene. the man's becoming a boss haha love it.

[@Armyless1]

I'm so glad I started watching this show. This scene (among countless others) reminds me what great casting/acting/directing/ and story can do. Thank you Breaking Bad.

[@orificebungus7716]

easily the most badass scene in the entire show

[@dj3114]

There a number and this applies, but also give credit to Gus when he knew he was being aimed at and raised his hands as if to say "if you dare"

[@sean_43]

I thought Hank lying wounded after a gunfight and then looking Uncle Jack straight in the eye when Walt tries to give him an out with uncle jack and more or less saying go ahead and shoot me because I'm not going to beg for mercy from you because you're pondlife basically.

[@vividtrauma]

TV on the Radio made this scene, so intense. Bryan Cranston is brilliant.

[@Neat_profile]

That face he made at the end!!! Priceless.

[@MasteroChieftan]

This was a moment of style. A moment of total cohesive identity for the show. This is what we watched Breaking Bad for.

[@GurpreetSingh-qs3bo]

Walt transformation into Heisenberg complete

[@david.2987]

omg omg this is the exact moment walt becomes heisenberg 😲😆🤪😁🤣😂😤😤🤯😱😨😶😯🤭😵

[@randomness5281]

@@joe_ru planes crashes?

[@larsonracies8636]

Crawlspace is when it happened according to Vince. He crawls in with whatever of walter white he has left and comes out as full heisenberg.

[@jonathangazich7169]

@@larsonracies8636 This is when Heisenberg starts to emerge

[@incognitoman9029]

@@david.2987 get help

[@ridileftdaddy]

"Stay out of my territory" meanwhile thinking: I should try his goatee

[@emilioarturohinojosaramire5861]

The beginning of the end

[@TheMrFunGuy]

This was like the most epic scene ever....

[@jedidalek]

I first watched Breaking Bad after watching this clip. Then a year later I linked it to my friends and they all started watching too. Thanks. Best TV show in YEARS

[@DevinCross666]

0:31 That's a badass walk

[@thatdognotthepuppy5809]

It has a kind of relaxed yet motivated "Well let's see what we've got here..." feel to it. Cranston really thought about every movement and expression he performed and it shows in how convincing the character is.

[@stevedifidio]

It's brilliant like the "beep-beep" at the beginning kinda represents Walt going to sleep and Heisenberg waking up. Just phenomenal.

[@SynBlades]

Amazing when the right song, with the right dialogue is executed with the right delivery.

[@vaasmontenegro2447]

Legend...

[@Sleeper919]

Love this scene. It's just so intense. The music is perfect as well. Thanks for putting it up in HD!

[@aaronnorman9755]

Possibly the most badass scene in the show

[@DetectiveMcGarnacle]

This is the moment where Walter White became aware that he did indeed need that paint

[@KWIZZ30]

This scene gave me chills. This was definitely the turning point for Walt this shows that he’s not only doing this for his family but he now enjoys this shit.

[@oxykush185]

Real drug lord

[@jaydenwitucki1820]

For me, this is the best scene in the show

[@betorockmetal]

The most badass scene in the entire history of TV

[@johnh5646]

Heisenberg mode activated.

[@noname-sg6cq]

could an episode end any better?

[@julianthomas670]

felina maybe? but it's so hard

[@rickgrimes231]

Granite state

[@ahacks7692]

Ozzymandias, Crawl Space

[@naser12able]

Could there be any better scene

[@sadikbelhout9345]

Face-Off

[@thatshowitsdone8740]

What an amazing actor this guy is! Fucking quality!.....

[@mattmurdock4883]

1:30 this smile🔥🔥🔥

[@yupignome]

My favorite scene from all of season 2. Best show on TV, hands down.

[@visual1997]

The fact that right after he tells him to stay out of his territory, the guy looks down and thats when Walt, sorry, Heisenberg blinks so he can still be staring to him.....ufff brilliant scene (one of the bests of the show, if not the best)

[@Robbie32]

1:01 What I like about this scene is that it shows that intimidation isn't just a matter of staring at someone and trying not to blink.

[@Itzybitzzz]

He's such a good actor, he owned this

[@callofdutychile]

Stay out of my territory > say my name

[@Thierrydsm]

This is the best scene in the entire series, my favorite, idk it just gives me chills everytime

[@gerry5174]

Would have been awkward, if he had to reverse out of the parking space.

[@wuzzs]

Stay out of my swamp...

[@JohnLuckPickard141]

It was right after this scene when Combo was gunned down.

[@Vampirekittiz]

Everyone talks about the moment Walt becomes heisenberg, but this scene is the moment heisenberg becomes a separate entity and not just a pseudonym

[@Guccimustard]

Plot twist: those guys are carpenters just picking up some stuff they need for work but now they’re scared to come back to the same hardware store because its some bald guys territory

[@oxykush185]

Lmao

[@Ruosteinenknight]

Up to this point, every situation has been "out of the frying pan and into the fire" for Walt and every success he has had has been so short lived because some calamity followed it to rob him of feeling of achieving something, replacing it with worry how to get out of this trouble or whatever comes after. Now that his cancer went to remission and he feels like he isn't living in borrowed time, he can properly savor for what he has achieved. And boy does he enjoy it.

[@OutIawMike]

The big guy he's talking to is my uncle. It's pretty badass to see him in this!

[@gin2064]

wow nice

[@NLabzin]

I shit myself every time I watch this scene... now consider that I watch this scene at least once a day...

[@AmMalik-yo7tw]

Ah the comments that were here before it was cool ☺️

[@no.idea.man.]

This scene is better than say my name and I am the danger. Without a doubt.

[@FS-ut2yp]

That head tilt

[@FractalBolt]

That's the way you deal with thugs, if they're smart, they'll walk away.

[@optidalfprime3904]

Honestly, they will just beat you up

[@sebastianc2077]

@@optidalfprime3904 unless you're a methamphetamine kingpin LOL.

[@xxxxxx5868]

Thing is most thugs aren't smart

[@ryancitrin5219]

The music really adds that feeling of adrenaline Walt is feeling

[@nightrain5150]

Breaking Badass.

[@mostunderatedninja6646]

Nice one

[@lipranditoys]

Watching the series you realize that Walt has a great brain and something like eight balls.

[@SheldonAdama17]

Walt: Stay out of my territory. Discount Walt: (shoots Walt) (Baby Blue starts playing) *Directed by Vince Gilligan*

[@CHANCHANKIT555]

This scene is not about an act of revengeful violence for his friend or family, not about an act of blindfolded rage for his miserable life, not about a chemist showing his competitiveness towards other successors. This a scene where the future biggest drug lord Heisenberg first shows his dominance as Walter White. His ambition became his identity and no more Mr nice guy. Suspenseful story build up, amazing soundtrack, brilliant composition and uses of light, this scene is pure art in cinematography.

[@user-tq9nb6mw1y]

True.

[@spacemann1425]

The taste of power.

[@Mcgyvergroup]

One of the best scenes ever

[@SkillBill1000.]

Notice how they look like dollar store Walt and Jesse

[@FirstLast-cq1fu]

I can’t get over this scene. Also perfect song choice

[@gyga100]

That two guys eventually star their own spin off series Breaking Slightly Worst

[@maryconn1]

One of the best scenes in BB

[@adammancini2427]

Turning point of the series. Up until this, Walt was doing things for his family. After this it all changed. He felt the power and loved it.

[@redbliss1]

@293874 He's not worried that others are encroaching on his territory, he just misses making meth. That's why he tries to keep himself busy around his house. He is addicted to meth, but not in the same way as a user. That's what this scene is about. It is at this point that he realizes he doesnt want to stop making meth because he likes cooking and the danger involved with the meth business.

[@djamil8272]

It's the music that is playing behind that makes this scene even more powerful!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@oxykush185]

Gave me chills fr

[@nonames1139]

So much weight and power in this scene

[@Kylekashi]

I just realised... Somewhere down the line when Walt gets caught and the world finds out he's Heisenberg, those two will probably also hear about it and recognize him from this encounter, realising just how close they came to dying and how good of a call it was to get out of there that day.

[@ianhawkins8456]

Who's here in 2018? This is so good! It signifies the very instant that he could have continued on as WW, just worrying about home repairs- but he CHOSE to walk and confront them, proving that the old WW is gone, and Heisenberg was here to stay. So very good!

[@brfswigcham]

You could argue that the cash register beeps signify walter white's life support fading and Heisenberg taking over. Certainly Walter White could never have gotten in the big dude's grill and utter the phrase, "Stay out of my territory" as coldly as he did here.

[@cappujin0]

I hope they get their own show called Badly Broken

[@Hells_Gift_MB]

Music is perfect for this scene

[@nathanwahr7802]

It’s been on my Spotify On Repeat playlist for the past 4-5 months just because of the memories tied to this show and specifically this scene it’s so perfect for it

[@Bryan_____]

CHILLS EVERY FUCKING TIME I SEE IT

[@Sky_Blaze]

Started turning my gf onto this show and she had the nerve to say this line was "corny"..this is coming from a girl that watches tiktok religiously and this is corny??! I was about to break up with her right there.

[@fallenking285]

Lmao but this line indeed was corny

[@poorwhitepeoplearefailures2396]

Fun fact: if you listen VERY closely you can actually hear Bryan Cranston’s voice singing along in the La La’s @ 0:47 Placed in an underlayer in the DVD version

[@kenthefele113]

Oh shit, I heard it. Thank you for sharing that piece of information.

[@thatdognotthepuppy5809]

It's not Bryan, you can hear that voice in the original album version of the song.

[@South_park_boy]

​@@thatdognotthepuppy5809the song was made for the show

[@romanbalch2756]

"This is beginning to feel like the dawn of a loser forever," could not describe Walter White/Heisenberg better.

[@risesleg6461]

heisenberg: stay out of my territory drug maker: understandable have a great day!

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

Probably my favorite scene of the show. It’s powerful, and visceral, with one hell of a great song backing it, and it marks a true turning point kind of scene. In that it was a true fork in the road for the character. Many forget, but at this point, Walt was out. All that was left to do was sell. He had enough supply to get the amount of money he needed because this was right after the four days out in the RV where Jesse and he had cooked like 19 pounds or something; at this point he had intended to just let it sell, and he was out, done, over. If you remember he was puttering around the house fixing the water heater etc. (“WE HAVE ROT” 😂) which is why he was at the Home Depot. He wasn’t cooking anymore. At first, he just tries to help the guy out in the store, then kind of shakes his head and smiles as he walks away from him. But, standing in line, he starts to simmer, he starts to WANT IT AGAIN, but this time, it’s not about his family, or even completely about the money…it’s about the power. And this is a moment of no return, a real moment of truth kind of scene that I think a lot of people miss the larger implications of. Yes it’s a bad ass scene, and Cranston here, well it’s brilliance. His eyes and face just staring that guy down? GENUIS ACTING. But It’s in this moment that the character again turns his whole life in another direction. His whole destiny. As he dumps the home improvement stuff (the family) and walks away into the parking lot to stake his claim again (the power), we see the very last bits of Walter disappear. But, more importantly, it’s a choice that marks a change in his core motivation to pursue criminality. When the show started out, his motivation was about 80% his family, 20% his ego. But in that moment, the two switched, and he made a conscious decision to pursue it again, only this time it was Heisenberg and that ego, not Walter, who made that decision. In that one moment, when his core motivation changed, he was truly lost forever, as power and greed took over completely. And some roads once you go down them, you can never turn back.

[@Spaceserenade]

10/10 comment

[@giovannibruno3217]

Totally agree. I also remembered that his concern about the house fixing has no sense, more like a obsessive thing, that annoyed the family, almost like a psychotic breakdown. I think that is important to point out that he was still a cancer patient and to be done with the metamphetamine business cause he "already made enough" was to return to his mundane self... which wasn't normal anyways because of cancer. To be a cancer patient was to be reminded of his mortality while not being able to change o choose different. One of the first things that implied the diagnose was that he wasn't able to decide anything, he disliked the idea of dying in an hospital, and his family were just too much concerned about his health but not his agency over the situation. The house fixing stuff was a reminder to us, the watchers, that he was a worker type, but also that he could not longer fix things. He can't fix neither the cancer nor being subject to medical prognosis. What choice was left for him is just to await passively. His mundane worker self no longer has sense in that situation, and maybe thats why his endeavor fixing the house seems more like a sudden obsession, which can't be much of use as cope.

[@marcosmartins7581]

Admittedly, if you're a guy used to staredown, competition matches, etc, I did 6 years kickboxing and now 11 years jiu-jitsu... Whoever directed this scene, knew what they were doing... The other guy's younger and bigger... But I totally understand why he backed down... Heisenberg has that expression and those eyes that spell it out : "I'll chew you and spit you out" 🤣👍🏾

[@cjzanders5430]

When you see your competition flirting with your crush.

[@blacklotus2445]

This scene is what made me say that it is the best series ever

[@StupidNSimplesns]

This scene is kind of proof that Walt was only saying he was doing it for his family when in reality he was only doing it because he liked it.

[@gin2064]

yes

[@emretapan1119]

10 years. it was fucking awesome.

[@navishacharya1411]

Total badass

[@ashaarr1125]

Batman : well, I bought the territory Heisenberg : Get out of MY TERRITORY !

[@Erkaryos]

But this is beginning to feel like the dog wants a bone

[@deadchannel443]

Saved!

[@deadchannel443]

@Shane Crane la la laaaaa la la la la la

[@EasyModeFishing]

Such a badass scene

[@BrxIghtside]

Me confronting the girl scouts outside Walmart

[@pory913]

They probably think he is a top tier drug dealer with multiple assassines.

[@movieboy71]

walter has told 2 people to stay out of his territory

[@OtakuVidal]

This and s4e11 are my favorite moments

[@harshpanwar5963]

OtakuVidal agreed.

[@derekfuqua1254]

To sum it all up. This is the face of a man who has murdered, and will do so again. Nothing fakes that emotion except exceptional acting and lots of editing. Period.

[@Pintomenos]

Them shivers

[@sercio994]

This music, these vibes... Walter that turns into Heisenberg... Perfection.

[@C_Griffy]

The best song in the entire series

[@DasHoovie]

Fun Fact: You can hear walter voice singing "Lalalalala"

[@terrifiedreality6473]

Is that really his voice? I here it, but didn't know if it was coincidental or not.

[@diegoalejandro1353]

Wtf i can't hear it

[@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153]

LMAAAAOOOO TRU

[@user-me6nd9ny6w]

Cuando wn?

[@user-me6nd9ny6w]

aaah creo que si lo escucho , pero tipo de parece más a la voz en latino