Jesse confronts Gus 🥶 / Breaking Bad

[@kamakazeyt]

Fact is, I think Gus had more respect for Jesse after he stood up to him.

[@G3RM3X617]

In real life you can tell a boss what's going on. If you were talking to a real.mob level boss like this you would get taken out. Plenty of people have told high level bosses problems they had in a calm respectful voice. You might get away with this talking to a small time street gang. Never can you talk to a cartel or mob boss like this. Doesnt matter if ur right it's about thinking you can talk down to him. So no it's not realistic.

[@paltil]

@@G3RM3X617source: trust me bro

[@thephoenix4093]

​@@G3RM3X617Gus is neither of what you described.

[@garethkalum8297]

​@@G3RM3X617other way around 😂 Street thugs are the idiots who will lash out over words.

[@condor237]

@@thephoenix4093right, Gus isn’t necessarily a mob boss obsessed with ego and glamor. He’s a businessman first and foremost

[@harryeccleston2618]

Walter: What element conducts electricity Jesse: aaaaah wireeee

[@boopaalakrishna7263]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@pancakedestroyer5289]

Season 1 Walter: JESUS JESSE JUST GROW SOME BALLS walt when jesse actually grows some balls:😨

[@dazednotconfused1503]

The subtext was him projecting himself into Jesse by saying grow some big beautiful soft balls

[@pancakedestroyer5289]

@@dazednotconfused1503 mmmmmm

[@llKAR1Mll]

Now Hector needs to see his balls

[@MsCatfish4]

@@dazednotconfused1503yum yum

[@smellsuperb1]

Walt's true gift is forgetful hypocrisy 😅

[@H01der10]

I think Gus earned respect for Jesse after this moment. Gus began to consider jesse after walt killed the dealers for Jesse, because he couldn’t understand why walt would sacrifice so much for a junkie. However, Gus realized it was because jesse is loyal to his master

[@TheLoneMitten]

Makes sense. He didn't respect Nacho because he wasn't loyal.

[@IAmLeMonke]

I don't wanna start a big fight, just elaborate. It wasn't just that Jesse was loyal, he was trusting. Walt fucked Jesse and stuck him with the shot jobs again and again, and whenever Walt came back, Jesse trusted him.

[@Devestatix]

Fuck it, I'm rewatching this show. I have literally never done that before ever. Thanks shorts, that's gonna cost me 1 week of my vacation

[@Devestatix]

Thanks for the ♥️ but I need a spine

[@andresbaquin2416]

1 week? It took me 2/3 days maximun lmao!

[@ericalmilloh1653]

That's exactly what I did, I spend a whole week just watching breaking bad until I finished it. I still do come back to these shorts tho

[@whenyouwalking]

How's the vacation bud?

[@imlucidd]

I feel you man. The breaking bad shorts were all over my feed and I was practically watching the show on here so I finally just decided to go back and watch the full thing again 🤣 on season 5 now and have been loving it

[@DelNiceBeto]

Walt became a worse person through hardship while Jessie became a better person

[@monstar3626]

Bro Walt literally sacrificed his relationship with Gus by Saving Jesse, he could've let him get killed and everything would've been fine for him, he would've cooked peacefully for Gus until he gets enough money for his family. Also, he only told all of this to Gus because he didn't want Jesse to kill them as he thinks that Jesse isn't a killer, it's for him, he would gain nothing from this, it's just that he cared about him and didn't want him to kill.

[@bgdojo]

Jesse killed a dude in cold blood later on lol

[@MakeItGreasy]

@@monstar3626didn’t Walt sell out Jesse to jack? And instead of going for Jesse, he lets Jesse become a slave to jack and his crew for the next 6 months. Also Walt knew that Gus wasn’t there for Jesse. He knew that Gus was trying to get Jesse to kill Walt and he knew that Gus was a threat so he eliminated him too. Walt was only there for himself not for Jesse lmao

[@MakeItGreasy]

@@monstar3626Walt didn’t have any sorts of means to Gus. Walt was replaceable which is why he sought to find Jesse and have him as a puppet, rather than Walt. Also, Walt is very perceptive and smart, he wouldn’t allow himself to be manipulated by someone just because of his ego alone. That’s how Walt figured out Jesse was being used by Gus.

[@monstar3626]

@@MakeItGreasy he wanted Jack to kill Jesse, not make him a slave, he didn't know that they did that to him. He didn't want him to suffer, he literally asked jack to do it quick and painless as he sees him as family. He never wanted to kill Jesse in the first place, he literally got adviced to kill him by both Saul and skyler but he refused everytime. He only got a hit on him when he went to far, Walt just wanted to explain to him why he had to poison Brock, but Jesse thought Walt was going to harm him and Because of a stupid mistake (he thought Walt had a hitman with him) he started threatening him, so to defend himself and his family he hire Jack. What I was talking about in the comment, is when Walt sacrificed his relationship with Gus by running over and killing his dealers to save Jesse. He 100% did it for Jesse as he didn't want him to die. At this point Gus wasn't trying to make Jesse kill Walt yet, what are you talking about ? This is a S3 event not S4. Also, he only eleminated Gus when he threatened to kill Hank, Walt, and possibly his entire family. He cares about Jesse, you can't deny that. He literally sacrificed his own life to save him at the end by shielding him from the M60 bullets.

[@actiontokusatsu]

For a meth cook and a druggie, he is more concern about the children than money

[@briancannon3987]

Very unrealistic

[@Ryosuke1208]

​@@briancannon3987Not really he always had a heart

[@briancannon3987]

@@Ryosuke1208 irl

[@Lee-s8i2z]

Even gus was like "no no, hes got a point"

[@undeadraptor1370]

“You will shake their hands and you will make pissssss.”

[@luismarquez5038]

Jesse got some balls in last seasons.

[@hunterkiller1440]

Jesse indirectly killed Gus, Mike, and Walt.

[@TOYOTACOROLLAA]

That is what happens when you put a loose cannon in a fine and calculated operation

[@Anarchik654]

Walter's massive ego didn't help

[@frankfritter8171]

Gus and Walt had it coming.

[@HermskiTV]

With that logic hank indirectly caused the birth of Heisenberg

[@ericalmilloh1653]

Damn Jesse, why you couldn't just be indifferent towards your co-workers using children to carry the murder of one of your best friend, children which is actually the brother of your girlfriend.

[@cubanmissl3818]

“Don’t look at him look at me” reminded me of homelander lol

[@llKAR1Mll]

Walter is like: we do what we gotta do to build this empire And gus is like: fu*k kids

[@scottbeliveau]

Jesse fuckin wipes the floor real quick like a master of the custodial arts

[@sadgirllofi7472]

when jesse has the balls too stand up Gus...

[@thecynicpyro]

When choosing an immoral line of work abandon all morals. It's easy to take the high horse in the world of crime.

[@AndreThomas-cz4he]

Jesse never played games no matter who you were

[@WESTERNLUKA1]

Jesse has pack of this 🏀🏀

[@shopnilahmed3252]

I need to watch it again man

[@lildevin2164]

Actually the crazy part is the fact that Jesse couldn't leave this situation alone is actually what even resulted in Walter's ego coming back because of the fact that Walter had to stand up for Jesse when Jesse killed gus's people anyways so honestly Jesse is the reason everything went down hill

[@EverythingIsMahogany]

Literally a high school drop out lol

[@thenone6945]

Walt manipulated Jesse like a puppet.

[@vijimove9659]

​@@thenone6945He did it cuz jesse is dumb

[@robert48719]

I believe the root of where all the problems began might have been when Walter asked Jesse to cook crystal meth with him

[@lildevin2164]

@robert48719 their biggest problem is they didn't know how to work together properly. Walt was to difficult to work with he was always minipulating Jesse and then never knew if he wanted to be in or out when cooking meth he struck the jackpot when working with gus and then messed that up for himself cause 1 he allowed Jesse to work with him and 2 he didn't know how to keep his ego in check so the second he started getting jealous of gus he didn't know how to handle himself

[@joeheid2776]

I watch all these shorts and remember like half of them. I may have to do a repeat watch.

[@Thinker-Humankind]

He got some balls and gus support guts

[@ivocinco]

Out of all people, Gus should understand Jesse’s resentment in doing business with the people who killed his partner. After all, him, Don eladio and hectors storyline make up a nice batch of the series.

[@RandomOne1999]

“You will shake their hands and you will make piss”

[@Mariofanguy46]

Jesse is obviously the antagonist in the show, if he wasn’t against murdering children there would be no conflict.

[@viktorskold9593]

Jesse had way more integrity than Walt

[@angelmendez7651]

Gus always reminds me of Farcry 😅

[@dgal5478]

Gus to thugs: no.more.kids Thugs: we gotcha boss,no more kids

[@the.randomstuffguy]

Gus: if it wasnt for the respect i have for Walter Also Gus to Walter: I will kill your your family

[@knottyash9908]

This was the moment jesse kept getting away with it

[@JohnDoe-vu2he]

Gus : Pardon me? Me : shits myself

[@josefigueroa3930]

😂

[@jaipii1285]

Hearing this reminded me of Kevin hart "look at me" 😂

[@MatthewNGolding]

0:00-0:03, 0:06-0:20, 0:24-0:25

[@InTheBleakMidwinter666]

Jessie is a God dam bad ass, love it, show no respect to anyone, let them try to come take it........

[@brianlo7012]

I never understood why gus cared for those two dealers so much to risk everything.

[@fictionnerd78]

I get why you say that, but the way I see it, it’s not about those two specific dealers, it’s about the fact that they’re murder draws WAY too much attention to Gus’s operation, attention that a cautious, OCD man like Gus has zero tolerance for especially when you consider that the death of his dealers tells the Cartel (And Eladio) that he’s an incompetent fool who can’t do his job. The way I see it, Gus’s care is out of an extreme desire to preserve his reputation and secrecy, which I think makes more than perfect sense and not only is more than narratively justified by his characterization, but fits in perfectly with Gus’s campaign against the Cartel and Salamancas. But that’s just my take. Still a more than fair point, so I’m glad people raise it.

[@ddas8554]

@kamakazeyt Not at all or even close, he saw him more as a pawn. Like why would he all of a sudden have a soft spot for a "junkie" that he wanted to abandon. Like for example, why couldn't he used Walt to cook for the Cartel instead of Jessie?

[@cdrealist9398]

Gus knows it was wrong, he's just been desensitized to a point where he barely feels emotion, mostly sees through logical buisness perspective, and what's best for buisness is for them to make peace. They do make a point to show that he still has a moral compass, but it's repressed since the event. It might seem like he has respect but he's not much different than the people who killed his friend

[@greekgenefrik3006]

Ashley,look at me

[@santoshdubey156]

Gus allowed Walter to sit next to him waowwwwww

[@hlf_coder6272]

One of the many times Jesse was a man when Walt wasn't

[@TonyTylerDraws]

Jesse is actually the hero of the story while Walt is the villain. Jesse goes through the heroes journey while Walt is probably the best example (and honestly the only example that comes to mind) of someone going through the villain’s journey He starts off neutral and somewhat flawed, and goes through a series of trials and tribulations. Whereas most people in stories will end up becoming a better, more heroic person, Walt becomes worse.

[@TraderTilki01]

two bald people talking

[@Lil_Carmine]

So to me... this right here is the reason everyone dies.... ffs

[@leesoftpaw5086]

I almost wish an AU existed of jessie killing Walt once he knew the formula to become the cook for Gus, ans they go on to crush all competition

[@charlesdwayne2196]

Fugg jesse he is the Catalyst for the end of the operation

[@leesoftpaw5086]

@@charlesdwayne2196 how do you figure that???

[@MakeItGreasy]

@@charlesdwayne2196Catalyst? Last time I checked, he was being used and manipulated by Gus and Mike? He was only the puppet to Gus. He wasn’t a catalyst to anything besides episode one when Walt takes interest in Jesse. The rest after is history ofc.

[@marcoperez7330]

& then Walt runs them over

[@vroomvroom8503]

This was scene really started Gus seeing Jessie in a different light. Seeing Jessie as a man who had principals and lines he didnt want to cross unlike walt.

[@adnanjusic4890]

Walter get in problems with Gus all over 🤡 jessie 🤔

[@alexchudilovski860]

I am doing business as an 11 yo kid??? And I don't remember killing no body, so, the killing of some body required??? Don't tell me who that somebody is, I will be a grown up and figure it out by myself.

[@lisiak3178]

What is name of music in backround

[@randomdudeface]

You don't wanna know

[@reynaldocarmona6039]

Portawe shadow lady is the name but this isn't the same version cus this short has an edited version

[@garethkalum8297]

Annoying tiktok shite

[@madbarber1670]

Trash

[@jimbo4662]

I think and I could be stupid but I think it’s just part of the script

[@SENGAMERBOOSCAPTAIN]

Dont look at him look at me we all know the meme

[@pmrezaahmdi2791]

😮

[@JOrtiz-gc2dl]

Man this show sucked and got way over praised

[@basedjj93]

You must be slow

[@fictionnerd78]

Why did it suck and why was it over praised?

[@Handle1933]

Facts