Jordan Belfort Wears A Wire

Movie: The Wolf of Wall Street

[@gabrielhersey5546]

Amazing and heart breaking scene when Donnie turns him in

[@rickmorty917]

I found it unlikely they would find the note

[@mrOGbobbyjohnson]

@@rickmorty917 in real life he ratted out Jordan and gave the fbi the note to not do jail time

[@modwhiz]

Damn

[@PatternLand]

@@mrOGbobbyjohnson do ya know if he did that like right away? Snitched

[@bdan6954]

They're fucking criminal scum. The fact that they're not in prison now is a travesty.

[@jellysqueem]

He made Leo eat like fifty pieces of sushi for this scene look it up it's hilarious

[@minecraftblockychris8708]

i think its close to 100 lmao and its because leo would like beat him up for scenes because it looked real and he said he couldnt do anything back so he offered him the sushi lmfao

[@jesusrodriguez3728]

Bro it's in another short. You say "look it up" like most people that haven't seen it won't just come across it regardless because the algorithm now knows they're invested in Wolf on Wallstreet clips based on us watching this entire clip and spending time in the comments.

[@dominicbuck3744]

He was hurling into a bucket 😂 classic

[@TrTeMc10]

@@jesusrodriguez3728 I haven’t seen it jesus, stfu

[@zeke4994]

@@jesusrodriguez3728 Believe it or not, not all media is shorts, in fact most of these clips are from longer clips, interviews, and videos that can be searched and found easily on KZbin or google.

[@stevencross3572]

Jonah Hills performance was his best ever

[@steverogers6572]

And he only got paid 60k for it and a lifetime experience with Scorsese himself

[@Dmnthygtshlds2]

​@@steverogers6572 I think any actor would make that deal it doesn't make him any more heroic for taking a paycheck that many Americans don't make in a year and also to be in a Scorsese movie.

[@steverogers6572]

@@Dmnthygtshlds2 I would take it for sure. Sorry if I implied otherwise. I'd do it for free just to get my name out there and to work with Leo and Margot Robbie.

[@Dmnthygtshlds2]

@@steverogers6572 you didn't that was just my biased opinion coming out I don't care for Jonah hill so I can't help myself sometimes. No apology necessary I agree with you there too

[@Xippone2093]

Superbad

[@jwizdum2103]

Donnie’s reaction when he’s shown the note was world class acting. Could really feel the nervousness and tension.

[@thecassandraeffectvsperilo6754]

I absolutely LOVED Jordan and Donnie on "too many ludes" scene..I was surprised neither had ever taken one, and had to be coached by someone who had..I'm 15yrs sober but man, I had some fun on those..I just laughed ALOT, a whole lot 😂

[@InspireCreate43]

What do they feel like? I don't mean to sound dumb if I do but do they feel like opiates or something like that? Or like a weed high with an opiate feeling?

[@thecassandraeffectvsperilo6754]

@@InspireCreate43 I was very much awake with energy..I mean you're mellow, but like a totally cool mellow..my friends and I just really really laughed a lot..I honestly don't remember if I ever knew the milligrams or diversity..for like a solid 9yrs I did nothing but party, so some details are fuzzy from those days 🤷

[@mootymootmoot1679]

I never even knew about ludes until i saw this movie and god dam i wish i had a few lemons to sample The lemon scene and party scene womens shoes scene were so funny and really made me wanna try them

[@Cris-em9tn]

Do you live somewhere other than the US? I know they’re sold in other countries but not here. It was heavily regulated in the late 70s (similar to opioids now) before being discontinued in 1985. People found substitutes when all this was going down and by the time it was discontinued, people decided it was worth more to import things you could grow versus medicine you had to obtain somehow. Users kind of had to just deal, or pay tons of money. Kind of like people on pain medicine being unable to afford it on the street if their script is cut off, so they find horrible substitutes. But Leo was born in 1974, and Jonah like 9 years later. So unless Leo paid insane amounts of money for a very dangerous high, or used it before he was 12, it isn’t too surprising to me.

[@thecassandraeffectvsperilo6754]

@@Cris-em9tn I live in the State's..I had friends that went south of the border to get stuff completely unattainable here..but like I said, I've been 15yrs sober so I have no idea if you can do it that way anymore..my favorite were vials of Nubain, but that answer alone should tell you why I had to sober up..with the right connections and the right amount of money you can dang near do anything..it's a hard thing to find sobriety when no one else around you is, and you can still snap your fingers and get hooked up..and I got sober on my own so as not to "tarnish" the family name..the reason the lude scene was so funny to me is because I've had that situation happen to me, but just on other drugs with the same effect (but aren't available in the US anymore either)..there's nothing like being 100% determined but with your body like jello and your words completely undecipherable..now THAT I can still laugh about 😂

[@pyrotechnick420]

And they snubbed Leo at the Oscar's for like almost 20 years lol

[@Mattinator95]

And gets his first for grunting for like half a movie

[@joshuamostyn5377]

​@@Mattinator95honesty and thought he won for his worst performance yet

[@djones2170]

​@@Mattinator95fr I thought the movie was alright mostly because of the bear attack, the story was "meh" and yeah he basically spent the whole movie on the brink of death but nothing that really said "Oh WOW I bet he gets an Oscar for this" I'm glad he finally got his Oscar though it just feels like he got it for this because he didn't win for a bunch of shit he should've

[@mr.j410]

Because he love BLACK PPL

[@brandon9899]

Who cares. It’s a stupid little trophy voted on by his peers. He still was paid the same, still is admired the same, still was getting great roles, who cares.

[@loganduckworth377]

A couple of the best actors out there. I love the passion that these actors have for their parts in the film.

[@jamesvaldez502]

2 of the most under appreciated actors

[@KingloTRG]

@@jamesvaldez502 false .

[@tickytacky8078]

Funny part was eating the sushi one of them kept messing up the lines to make the other one eat more

[@schakalicious6023]

Yeah Leo kept beating the shit out of Jonah so that’s how he got back at him

[@wabc2336]

"You have to express all the sadness and pain without using any words to verify that." He's literally me.

[@YungNic]

In real life, Donnie took the note and GAVE it to the FBI so he wouldn't get in trouble... And THATS how they found the note and put Jordan Belfort in jail

[@jusbertmeza4424]

I don’t get it why did he snitch on Jordan if he was giving him a headsup to not incriminate himself?

[@Jt-mk2mm]

​@@jusbertmeza4424 2GO AHEAD AND PUT THE NA!L !N THE COFFEN... THAT SAVE H!M FROM DO!NG ANY JA!L T!ME...

[@drinkswatere]

@@jusbertmeza4424 In a 1st world capitalistic society you will meet many people in business you think you can trust and forget the reason you met. You look out for yourself and if you choose your family and that’s it.

[@drinkswatere]

@@Jt-mk2mm do me a favor. Stop that.

[@frankiecheech5262]

Such a good friend, when they met Donnie couldn't buy a happy meal and then became extremely rich, I know that all too well. Leave people where they are bc they are gonna fuck u in the end, there's no loyalty amongst jealous and envious people, that's just the way it is. The movie was great until this part then I hoped Donnie got rubbed out

[@Draycoe]

Lets not forget the people these actors were portraying rippped off thousands of good folks. Destroying entire families.

[@llavotsynot]

Who gives a shit not like anything can be done now lol. They got in trouble, got past it, and who cares anymore.

[@Draycoe]

@@llavotsynot I imagine the people who got ripped off, lost their lifes savings and so on may still hold a grudge.

[@mmdullard]

Who risks their life savings through a telephone call...

[@ghh2727]

​@Draycoe well maybe they shouldn't be giving money away without doing research themselves quit falling for scams and crying victim

[@Cryptoislife777]

@@Draycoe you win some, you lose some😂 that's what you only invest what you can afford to lose

[@Tezok19]

Crazy how Jonah hill went from Superbad to Scorsese movies chopping it up with Leo, man is a G

[@lutfensusshow5397]

man went downhill😔

[@abidababida7096]

I worked at Straton Oakmont for a month as a cold caller back in the early 90’s. I was there the day they took Madden Shoes public. That place was a complete madhouse. The movie was pretty spot on from what i experienced. Both of these actors did an amazing job portraying those twisted buffoons

[@fastfed]

Ummm why only a month

[@anthonyzullo]

​@@fastfed I've been trapped at a poor Mexicans trailer park party from December 23rd to January 3rd. From experience, partying hard for to long isn't worth any amount of money. I was so thankful when my gf said we can go home. I was basically at a trailer park burning man for like 2 weeks.

[@calob3927]

I call bullshit

[@abidababida7096]

@@fastfed They found out i had a record and fired me. I told the broker who got me the job and he said not to worry cause u could take the series 7 if u have a record but i guess the big bosses didn’t wanna have someone working there who was still on parole.

[@abidababida7096]

@@calob3927 Call what u want. It wasn’t hard to get a job there. There were like 200 cold callers at any given day. They only paid 200 bucks a week . A kid i grew up with was already a broker there. In the movie they tell a story about a broker who married a real slutty girl who they had a 3some with and he wound up committing suicide. That was my friend. He didnt commit suicide but he did really marry the slutty chick.

[@tuckman211213]

This is the best shorts channel

[@chrishutch2387]

EDIT …You’ll never know why this got so many likes 👇🏾

[@leviclachar2330]

U ever scene it before?

[@Jittrry]

It’s a great film, the story isn’t a traditional coming of age or hero saves the day. But a story about a Sleezy Wall Street guy that made a firm for other degenerates that did exactly what most Americans thinks happens on the degenerate side of stock brokers, but x1,000 for traumatic purpose’s. Plus MS at the helm of the ship makes the camerawork truly one of a kind, Leo was captivating as always and he’s surrounded but a bunch of comedic heavy hitters too. It helps that the pump and dump schemes were a real thing so it’s not completely fictitious.

[@jxkx4769]

actually a pretty good movie

[@joryaugustin7114]

Bro I was thinking the same thing 😂

[@libertyprime2852]

You won’t be disappointed. I’ve seen it probably 15-20 times.

[@stylintylin77]

I've seen jonah hill talks about this movie in more places than I've been in my life.

[@ekhanie]

Still don't know how it too so long to get Leo an Oscar. THIS dude is a creaking amazing actor

[@thisisnotmyname4700]

Creaking indeed

[@harrisonmccartney4878]

Hands down Jonah Hill's best performance. Classic example of how working with a great director, a great co-star, on a great script can bring out greatness in an actor who has greatness in him that just needs to be recognized and brought out for its full potential.

[@grantgann3422]

For anyone that is asking, the movie is called The Wolf of Wall Street

[@spatialmemory5040]

Real life would have been called the Wolf of Manhasset but nobody would care about a chop shop an hour away from Wall Street - except the customers they fleeced.

[@IGNCloss]

Thank you

[@Moloch1king]

​@@spatialmemory5040 elaborate

[@spatialmemory5040]

@@Moloch1king The actual brokerage firm portrayed was located in Manhasset, New York, a suburb located about 60 miles away from Wall Street.

[@muchanadziko6378]

@@Moloch1kingwhat he means is that their bureau wasn’t on Wallstreet

[@J_C_CH]

Jordan trying to save Donnie was probably one of the few redeeming things he did in the movie, and then Donnie goes and undermines it by snitching on him to save his own ass.

[@susanhardie5440]

Jonah is capable of representing so many people lives all corrupt and beyond repair. Thank you, Jonah .😊

[@martynduffy]

Jonah Hill in my opinion is one of the most underrated actor of our time. He’s bloody brilliant.

[@Britbaby961]

Loved this movie, definitely one of my favorites

[@houstonboy7463]

i always wondered how they found the note and why he didn't burn it or tear it up

[@personatthebay]

Snitches, all if em

[@PLF...]

Almost every scene in Super Bad is equally good

[@GeauxRight777]

Jordan rattled on EVERYONE

[@Sindollx666x]

They both slayed it with their performances, i think they should've received more recognition for their work on this movie.

[@Corand007]

Love this film. Can't believe Dallas Buyers Club won the Oscar. This film is in everybody's top 10

[@bobbierobinson6269]

The world going "woke"

[@hichamdbajat9778]

What's the name of this movie?@Corand007

[@hichamdbajat9778]

What's the name of this movie? @Corand007...is this the wolf of wall street?

[@leviclachar2330]

I need this movie on dvd😂

[@waleedabdelraheem2049]

It was a great scene... you both are amazing ❤

[@FreezeGopher1]

This is a good movie. But, people seem to lose sight of the fact that these guys were serious scumbags. They destroyed thousands of lives and they did it so they could be rich. No one in this story was sympathetic.

[@raleighjames1185]

And real-life Jordan Belfort tried to sue them because he said the movie made him look stupid AFTER he signed off on it. Poetic justice.

[@GatherYeRosebudsWhileYeMay]

That scene was great a lot of context and looks created the tension of the scene v good story telling

[@MrMarrok657]

it was his favorite scene cause he made leo eat so much sushi till he threw up. kept purposely screwing up lines.

[@Jreaddy]

That really was an amazing scene

[@aaron4387]

Still one of the greatest movies ever. watched it many ,many times and still makes me laugh.

[@Hollowdarling]

Having to say your final goodbye without being able to say goodbye. That shit sucks.

[@justinharvie8126]

Nice loop man. That was a pretty good one.

[@Itsdivinedivine]

Beautiful commentary. Opened my eyes to enjoy it more.

[@AlbertLebel]

I think this film had some of the best acting I've seen to date. They were awesome....

[@billyxblanco]

One of my favorite scenes in film. I can’t believe this didn’t get an Oscar. Leo killed this

[@IrishJayc63]

That Rolex Daytona when he’s just read the note. Beautiful

[@iamothien9420]

One of the best films I've ever seen

[@kidmars9794]

That’s really how you get the best of these actors you keep pushing and reshooting until you get the right take, Martin a legend for his process man fr

[@dannyacevedo174]

This was my favourite Jonah Hill role.

[@silverbackgrizzly2402]

What I don't get is how the FBI got the yellow note after their meeting? Did Donny give it to them? Cuz that's what the FBI agent is holding onto when he comes to arrest

[@tropicalpnch4549]

my guess is it was thrown away, and the feds were pulling the trash for evidence already

[@luisalfredo297]

The IRL Donnie ratted him out. To not do any jail time and keep in the clear he turned the note in.

[@fernandogarza4231]

Donnie took the note...

[@Bubba_Fett_]

Jonah nailed that scene like a pro!

[@Chillin-fpv]

Such a good movie! We just watched this last week. So good

[@filthyfun8175]

Literal perfect loop

[@MrBigBawls407]

Love this breakdown

[@angelcitystudio]

I LOVED Kyle Chandler in this film. He was amazing!

[@NoonyJW]

Worst part of the movie is the cop showing him they found the letter like why don’t you rip that up immediately 😂

[@angaar4real]

One of the best movies ever made 🙌

[@connormc711]

Imagine he slips back a note saying “Me too”

[@samgallagher5928]

Honestly the acting in that scene.. all of the was captured

[@jamillie87]

What a helluva an actors choice they really do the work 🏆

[@jamesvaldez502]

Lmao the sushi scene! He made leo eat so much sushi he threw up!

[@alexsm3882]

Is no one going to talk about that perfect loop

[@antoninus9560]

Nice transition in the beginning/end

[@emperorsascharoni9577]

Second best scene after Matthews improv

[@jesusruiz997]

People don’t really realize even, how much hurt and damage he did to peoples lives in the movie

[@Pucksndeep6]

I love how Jonah needs to explain the scene to us like we don't understand what's happening 😂

[@Pucksndeep6]

Needed to find this comment glad it was at the top. He explains it like a 6th grader too lol

[@nighthawkviper6791]

Jordan's a fukn unit for forewarning him, respect to Belfort man.

[@nakkers69]

Best movie for both actors 💯 to Leo and johna

[@tomwallen7271]

Scorcese knows what he's doing.

[@ineedapharmists]

What a great film

[@LulzRoyce]

A+ for loop work

[@garettmarkley8053]

That loop tho🤙🏻

[@kaws3076]

How did he go from this iconic movie to “you people” 😂

[@hisokadajoka6469]

I saw this movie the year it came out on News eve. We had a reservation for bowling and drinks at this place by Times Square, it got so bad for the wait we just left and went to the movies. Best New Year’s Eve / Day I ever spent.

[@melbelts4357]

This is honestly such an amazing movie.

[@bertmorini1686]

And he nailed it.

[@connorbrennan2920]

Beautiful subtext

[@connorbrennan2920]

Yep

[@connorbrennan2920]

Indeed

[@kurtwinsnes3196]

How have I never watched this scene

[@thedude5901]

I remember watching this in theatres saying bro should have eaten that note

[@AvidDoes]

One of the best movies ever. Beautiful writing and this comes from someone that wrote several books. Just perfection!!!

[@SippyKupp]

"Don't incriminate yourself I'm wearing a wire"

[@ChrisArtsTube]

Reason why this movie works so well. Jonah addresses himself as the character. Other actors will address the character as if it is another person.

[@stefaniecawley218]

Jonah is one of my favorite actors

[@DirtiestMyke95]

Never thought of how hard it would be to act that out these gentlemen are talented

[@SpitterMan.]

He pissed her off when he said he’s in the greatest physique of his life lol

[@PaulJacobs1970]

Jonah, very underrated actor

[@detroitMC313]

Jonah did a great job in this scene. Deep stuff.

[@neiabloomfield5416]

John outplayed himself in authenticity. Public 🏢account!!! 💟

[@matthewgiles573]

My favorite movie ever

[@Apollo_19AD6]

Jonah was immediately a favorite actor of mine. The range on this kid is insane 👍

[@JB19504]

I liked Jonah's look when he was in character (Donny) better than the way he looks in real life.

[@jonslg240]

You had to express all that without words? Damn, what do they think you are? A film actor?? 😂😂

[@tjb8095]

Nice edit

[@smartsalmon1]

Jonah is a great actor

[@masque1659]

I BEEN GETTIN DIRTY MONEY JORDAN BELFORTTTTTTTTT

[@RazielAlvarado]

I can't believe I'm just now finding out that the actual Jordan played in the movie as well. (i didn't find out from this short but the short made me google something that led me to finding out. So it wasnt from the short but it was because of the short) after how long it's been out and how many times I've watched it, i can't believe I'm just now learning this.

[@toothbrushfromnisemonogatari]

This movie SO GOOD!!!

[@rossnieto1067]

I've been here before with a close friend. Since then he's moved far away. But I remember feeling betrayed but confused over the gesture of loyalty in choosing to tell me the truth. Even though I don't agree with the road he chose to take, I still consider him a friend. Although I could never talk to him again of coarse.

[@TheWelchProductions]

Perfect loop.

[@user-zc5it5fx3w]

I bet the real Jordan Belfort squealed on every one

[@EvenWhyProductions]

Just watched this again today

[@kingque9025]

Donnie gave that note to the feds fucking over Jordan so I would definitely say their friendship was over 😂

[@christophersalinas6479]

Love the movie classic

[@robinsoto2700]

Such a great movie, strange that people put Jordan on a pedestal as if the movie intended for that in the slightest

[@imanoob644]

What show or movie is this