Do the Right Thing (4/10) Movie CLIP - Your Jordans Are F***ed Up! (1989) HD

[@forman208]

I legit cannot believe that dude is Gus from Breaking Bad lol

[@edwnx0]

WOAH. I had no idea that that was him lol

[@jrno93]

what..in..the..actual..flying..fuck. ......

[@SkullyScream]

Just blew my mind, wow.

[@imadeitt]

Holy mindfuck is holy

[@into.the.wood.chipper.]

Holy crap! He completely disappeared into that character. I would never have guessed it was him.

[@em.415]

“He was talking about yo mama.” Gets me everytime. 😂

[@rashedwhatley2322]

That's the part I tell people about the most. They was instigating a fight.

[@MrJackOfAllTraits]

Honestly the most quotable line for me.

[@rupert-j8f]

"oooooooooooooooooo"

[@barneyschubert8449]

Instigator 😂😂always love to start shii for entertainment 😂

[@e69alpha]

Top tier instigators

[@katelynpringle5506]

We watched this film in film class and when the guy scuffed up his sneakers, half the class gasped. It was hilarious.

[@ubiquitousdiabolus]

I remember when in high school, a younger guy accidentally stepped on one of my Air Jordans (just slightly). Before I even blinked, he immediately apologized profusely.

[@lightskintwin]

Watch it again, The guy didn't scuff his sneakers. He hit him on the left side, and it's Buggin' Out's right sneaker that's scuffed. Spike Lee is showing how racial tensions can cause us to irrationally place blame on others despite them not doing it.

[@ubiquitousdiabolus]

good point

[@jamretro1336]

This film has nudity in it and you were allowed to watch it in class?

[@lightskintwin]

Savage _Tv Film Class. I'm pretty certain it was college.

[@cloutclaudiuscharles2597]

Giancarlo Esposito is such a great actor, he can play an African American from the streets of Brooklyn, a Cuban president from the new far cry video game, Gus from breaking bad, lex Luthor in the Harley Quinn animated series. Dude has put in work

[@TheCollector1985]

Maybe because he is half African-American

[@mitchm5049]

i heard he was also on broadway at a young age too but i’m not certain

[@obenbenisti1507]

plus he was in The Usual Suspects

[@Riles3152]

He also played a Puerto Rican drug kingpin in the Film "Fresh"

[@Riles3152]

@@pj1995____ Italian/African American

[@JohnSmith-wj2wd]

A lot of actors you could easily recognize through all the ages, but if no one mentioned this was Giancarlo, I'd have no idea it was him. The guy can really perform.

[@hunteralien2336]

@Bill Clinton No he doesn't

[@TheSuperNats]

His range is crazy because Buggin out is the complete opposite of Gus

[@bunningssnag6647]

@@TheSuperNats so true not only that but i think the curly hair and accent as well. I was so used to thinking he actually was hispanic himself just from watching him play gus

[@Readraid_]

true when my dad mentioned that when I was watching this I was like WHAT

[@darknotered7425]

Martin Lawrence looking straight up at the camera at the1:55 minute mark.

[@evanduffy1752]

Martin Lawrence with the lisp lol

[@rayblack2004]

clearly the mush mouth of the group

[@danivanon]

he like early method man

[@danivanon]

Man you might ath well throw them chiths outh. Them chith's broke!

[@Kruppt808]

Dragon Breath Belial from H ouse Party, man he didn't get the good roles till after Martin

[@kizzaroller3357]

Lmaooooooooooo

[@justn27]

Guy in the purple is instigator of the year lmaooo

[@regiusnelson29]

justn27 😂😂😂😂😂FRfr

[@gloriempaka9474]

justn27 you always have people like him in the neighborhood😂

[@youtubemember1115]

He's worse than an instigator. Him and the others are inciting/encouraging violent crime

[@roleemack1535]

@@youtubemember1115 indeed i can tell except the girl in the group is the voice of reason here and there when she wants to be than on the pizza scene hypocrite taking sides and wanna cry about it seeing everyone fighting "Do The Right Thing". Not

[@brandonwilliams9353]

His name is Steve White

[@ssnewp2340]

"108 with tax" gets me everytime

[@IncognitoSprax]

Every time to the point I had to scroll to look for somebody commenting on it lol

[@MrCal-sf9sr]

“I’d give him a hundred headaches.”

[@djstace808]

@@MrCal-sf9sr 😂😂😂

[@elsuperfish]

"AMERICAN dollars, yo!" underrated line

[@notmytruthTHEtruth]

How I wish White Cement 4's were 108 with tax 😬

[@alliedoublev9114]

Who's here after seeing the Giancarlo Esposito remake 35 years later? ❤

[@dila4834]

Me. 👋

[@CreeceMarquis]

Me!!!!

[@jg109426]

Me !

[@twindon4066]

Me

[@n2da9]

Me! shoutout

[@GusFringading]

I never forgot how angered I was when my new sneakers were ruined. It is an anger that has fueled everything I've done since. After I had made my millions of dollars (through legitimate and respectable means), I started an entire collection of Jordans that I keep in a room in my house. I have two pairs of each.

[@GhostPotato268]

That's why you were changing your clothes before you used the boxcutter (for a totally legal and safe activity)

[@russellpaloor1408]

Is buggin out a possible relative?

[@EduardoSalamanca1960]

Your Jordans are fake

[@ShowtimeHawaii]

It’s just shoes bro

[@69metersbelow25]

Man literally has millions of dollars and one dude accidentally steps on them and you get angered quickly.Take chill pill dude.And go buy some new one rich boy

[@PurpleDog25]

"Do the right Fring"

[@kevinkibble8342]

Underrated

[@IG7799-c4u]

I gus you had to...

[@nabilzaman2363]

I see u with the Russell Peter reference there lol behh uh menn

[@carlocantada9609]

was actually waiting for the box cutter lol

[@issacwhaley5720]

A Dog I had no idea that was him

[@MegaCityOne]

I remember when people got mad for stepping on Jordans. While playing Basketball. WHILE PLAYING BASKETBALL.

[@jayyt2969]

Holy shit ur so white. Jkjk I love Prometheus

[@devito8183]

It still happens. It's ridiculous, if you don't want your shoes getting dirty what's the point of even wearing them?

[@luknowit475]

Yeah you're talking like this is the past. You must just not play basketball anymore. People take sneakers very seriously.

[@michaelseidenzahl1136]

How about this WallBall how mad did yall get?

[@DivinoDeNegro]

It's still a flagrant foul

[@lesliejimenez4242]

1:46 “he was even talking about your mama! “ 💀🤣

[@Lawless66007]

😂😂😂 The hood always had that instigator trying to start the fight.

[@89whodatcha]

This movie is 5/5 perfect. The zoom out from the scuff to the shot of Buggin outs reaction from the POV of the street is pure cinema. There are so many little things spike did in this to make it standout, we never leave this one block but on this one block he shows us the tension of the world.

[@decariusb71]

“I was born in Brooklyn” gets me every time 😂😂

[@kylem1112]

Dude, here in Denver we have a lot of Raiders fans, It doesn't make sense. It's very similar to that scene lmao, I can relate so much.

[@saminusprime2746]

Their reaction got me dead AF 😂

[@K1ng1995]

Can you please explain why all the characters at the bottom of the stairs threw their hands up. Like the guy was born in Brooklyn he still lives in Brooklyn how is that gentrification

[@decariusb71]

@@K1ng1995 because he’s from Brooklyn and he’s wearing a Larry Bird jersey

[@K1ng1995]

@@decariusb71 Ok?

[@tupacsheart504]

Man: I was born in Brooklyn. Crew: AWWWW MANNNN!!! 😂😂😂😂

[@Treeezplz]

jayy_xo I didn't get that part, can u explain lol Im from the west coast so idk why they all tripped out about that lol. It was funny tho

[@theitfactorjameswheezer2852]

,Treeezplz cause Brooklyn was a mostly Black area at the time, and because He’s wearing a Celtics Jersey ,cause New Yorkers hate People from Boston

[@lila-Bey]

They're so mad that a white guy was actually born in BK too😹

[@jons5658]

Treeezplz Because he’s a white guy wearing a Larry Bird Boston Celtics jersey, so they assumed he had to be from Massachusetts.

[@DraziwLestat]

lil Yo-Yo , Thank you for explaining that!

[@marcuscaruso8456]

“He was even talkin about your momma” 😂

[@ohcamnam9383]

🤣🤣🤣😂😂

[@KaypainBeats]

The go to instigator line 😂😂😂

[@EastyMula]

I love Buggin’ Out’s face as the crew instigates behind him! 😂

[@shayposting]

How they all just spawn behind him lmao

[@benniewoods1124]

​@@shayposting😂😂😂 facts tho. Came outta nowhere lol

[@ajaxsf]

This short little clip shows how brilliant Spike Lee can be. The framing is spot on.

[@thesprawl2361]

I was half-expecting the crowd around him to be figments of his imagination, and when we panned to the white guy's view they'd all disappear.

[@IncognitoSprax]

Agreed. The framing is on point. It is in just abour all his movies, the successes and the bombs.

[@darknotered7425]

Martin Lawrence looking straight up at the camera at the1:55 minute mark.

[@Haerinx87]

The framing is done by the cinematographer, not the director

[@beatlefan713]

1:40 kills me the way he yells in his ear 😂😂😂

[@fjoelprice]

That last reaction from the gang was priceless!

[@XiloChannel]

Bill Nunn died?? Oh man. Thanks for the info. wow. I didn't know at all.

[@LOUCABRASI]

@Keith Witcher no he didnt, he died 3 years ago

[@dannigro8794]

Luis V That comment was from 3 years ago

[@migatron1]

Buggin' out is actually more Italian than the dude playing Vito !!!

[@roccoclaps3098]

It' pretty hilarious because Giancarlo Esposito was born in Naples, Italy 🤣🤣

[@roccoclaps3098]

Sorry I was wrong he just lived for the first 6 years in Italy 😁

[@AdhamOhm]

@@roccoclaps3098 Giancarlo's father was from Italy and his mother was African-American, originally from Alabama USA.

[@roccoclaps3098]

@@AdhamOhm sweeeet hooome alabama tutututututuuuu

[@MkeKen67]

@@AdhamOhm - That must be why he played Lt. Giardello's son in Homicide back in the 90s. (Giardello was half Italian, half African-American.)

[@Gggmanlives]

i love how cool headed the white guy is, it's hilarious.

[@Pwnarbullen]

Humble beginnings...

[@hugostiglitz8378]

He has to be cool , if he acted nervous they’d tear him up.

[@Sothpawman]

@@hugostiglitz8378 He presented himself as a man, while the rest were just little boys and girls

[@bretthanna8765]

@@Sothpawman I Hate all those people, with all my heart to the day I die. The fuse is getting shorter in America.

[@bretthanna8765]

@trina MAC Unfortunately were not segragated anymore. I walk were I want, and I wont live in fear.

[@MarcAnthem]

“Them thits is bwoke” 😂😂 Martin crushed that line

[@43jaygee]

Love this scene with Giancarlo. "Why don't you move back to Massachusetts"? Hilarious! Two of these actors also played the hitmen in "Malcolm X".

[@noinoi5949]

"I was born in brooklyn" lmfao epic!

[@illmatic826]

+Noelia Ruiz you almost knocked me down man the word is EXCUSE ME

[@noinoi5949]

aaah uh excuse me , im sorry! lol

[@illmatic826]

Noelia Ruiz lol

[@TangoAndPizza]

+Noelia Ruiz what's the deal with that line? I never understood why everyone goes "awwww" after he says he was born in BK

[@illmatic826]

Tango Feroz Because in those days it wasn't common for a white guy to be from Brooklyn, so when the white dude said he was from Brooklyn they was really like "awww damn this white dude just cant lose" lol its all humor

[@thelwulf5501]

"Them shits is broke" I love you Martin lol

[@leelong6951]

Yo man yo Jordan's are FUUCKED UP!!! LMFAOOOOO

[@llevans2480]

hahahahahahahaaha. Thats my fav line too!

[@biggreglikewhat]

He was even talkin about YO MAMMA!!!

[@ghanasoul]

Thats the only reasoni love this scene. Steve White is very funny.

[@ytriotreplayz2002]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😭

[@DenSvartaStjarnan]

Right in his ear hahaha

[@robert261]

This film was so good, really showed how people really don’t know what the right thing is

[@pacificxplorer]

The right thing would be to pay for another pair of Jordan’s. You don’t step on a man’s Jordan’s.

[@ritziszen]

The Boondocks explains this perfectly.

[@amanismith3690]

what episode?

[@VijemaVati]

@@amanismith3690 Season 1 Episode 4. The first Stinkmeaner episode

[@BrayanGomez-jq6nz]

You mean the N-word moment

[@sagetemitope]

$100 FOR JORDANS!! THE 4s!!! I'm about to go back in time...

[@ingridnavarro]

Forreal though !

[@Iamawsome952]

I paid $150 for my glows but damnnn I'd pay $100 for some 4s any day of the week

[@yournan4013]

108 with tax

[@eagle___empire3175]

They were never $100. I paid $125 for mine back then

[@Zeus0886]

Yea I remember they were $100 for 99 retro too

[@bfor42]

Love Giancarlo Esposito. Been following his career since the beginning. Good to see him get some recognition for his work.

[@HIBRIDTHEORY1]

Yo your Jordans are FOCKED UP!

[@bigman.1986]

Man your Jordan’s are F***** up 😂

[@saliv88]

I love how Buggin’ Out is the kind of guy who demands respect without giving any himself.

[@y2shuproblem]

Now he commands respect and fear running the meth empire.

[@dmann5938]

@@y2shuproblem actually he rules an island with an iron fist (Far Cry 6)

[@TheBINIBALL]

@@dmann5938 Nah, he's the Emperor's legacy as a fearless Moff.

[@wwb2081]

I don't remember this episode of Sesame Street...

[@r8ktnoble784]

Wyatt Button lol

[@shanthegamer21]

2:16 “Then why don’t ya move back to Massachusetts?!?”

[@King-fz8iw]

Shan Chaudhry “I was born in Brooklyn”

[@shanthegamer21]

O Yeah I Got them ! “OOOOOOOOOOOH!!!” 😄

[@jordanloux3883]

Today's show was brought to you by the letter P

[@chuka2005]

2:19 best scene in this entire movie!

[@iidreamjoe2899]

The pain in his face when dude stepped on the J’s I’ll always remember that

[@STREETBEEFS_]

Who knew BUGGIN OUT would grow older and take up a job as a major meth dealer across the southwest? Who knew hed move from brooklyn to new mexico? Who knew hed cut a mans throat just to make an example? The stress of getting his shoes scuffed had a lasting effect on the man

[@raptorxix]

He better call Saul

[@ginacleveland7995]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@coolmoe3289]

"Free country?" "I should fuck you up for saying that stupid shyt alone!" LMMFAO

[@Turco949]

The faces Martin Lawrence was making around 1:28 ....priceless!

[@jayoneokc]

Right he was making it worser

[@michaeldavis9300]

One of the best scenes in cinema history. So much social commentary delivered in such a hilarious way

[@cirphp]

The guy yelling “your Jordans are fed up!” 😂😂😂

[@elrockerchido]

“A hundred and eight with tax!” KILLS ME ERRYTIME!

[@anxiousfox9761]

$108 with tax lmao

[@jonathanlewis6834]

Ricardo Milos wish those were the prices now a days!

[@srliam47]

@@jonathanlewis6834 inflation my mans

[@devinandrews7999]

"Black Panther would whoop his ass" 😂😂😂

[@lasheemrichardson9283]

Lmao my favorite part

[@whayes8084]

It’s a black panther. As in a member of that organization

[@lasheemrichardson9283]

@@whayes8084 we know

[@whayes8084]

Lasheem Richardson I don’t think the OP did. Hence him typing it as if it’s one person.

[@muckymucks]

​@@whayes8084 Wrong. They literally meant the Marvel character Black Panther aka King T'Challa aka played to perfection by Chadwick Boseman. The movie makes a few references to the comic; they even show a comic issue in one scene. This is the first pop culture reference to Black Panther outside the comics. Spike Lee was/is a huge fan of the comic books. The most famous line is when they say "Black Panther eat pizza, we eat pizza, booooooooooooooooooy!"

[@lasheemrichardson9283]

2:06 black panther would whoop his ass Lmaooo

[@mykal.7424]

Who told you to buy a brownstone on my block, in my neighborhood, on my side of the street? ..Always had me dying 😂🤣😂🤣

[@Dolo18Hunna]

Who else here from Martin and will sneaker shopping

[@datboiifazo2943]

Penny Dolo NahFr🤣

[@ReMattch]

Damn Gus Fring chill out....you're gonna own a meth empire in like 10 years, why complain about messed up Jordans...

[@Dreone-1]

Those worth 1k today brand new if there og

[@skylerwhitfield2]

EkoGrande Martin Lawrence in the background too 2nd from the left

[@hisroyalhighness8566]

More like 20 years

[@noemichel8136]

He’s chillin with the Galatic Empire 😳

[@jsphat81]

and he's gonna have two more white guys pissing him off.

[@elizabethcampbell3793]

man won't you go back to Massachusetts ? I was born in Brooklyn. AAAWWWHHH, " LOL (CLASSIC )

[@Keezie27]

😂😂That was my fave part

[@taylorjackson2898]

@1:56 martin Lawrence looked at the camera

[@ikarikakarot]

So did the girl

[@PVD1014]

Never noticed that

[@cocoatea56]

And the other guy on the left.

[@Kidicaruslover]

Yeah he did a few times, same with the others

[@OvSpP]

And he did it with the craziest look on he’s mouth!

[@0supermoose804]

I'm here because I just found out this is Giancarlo Esposito, and I still can hardly believe it. He's just had an incredible amount of range over his career.

[@ordinarygabe619]

*This is the moment Giancarlo Esposito became Gus Fring*

[@2turntablez]

I had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Giancarlo Esposito over a year ago here in Seattle at the airport. He is one of the greatest and kindest individuals I have ever me while working security at the airport. He was still active in his roll on "Breaking Bad". Truly a great man, I hope to have the opportunity to meet him again in the future.

[@increible8822]

😎

[@houseofdny]

Whaaaat I met him for a hot second at an airport gate too, maybe 4 years ago, no real conversation to speak of, the flight was delayed slightly, he had a cool monogrammed carry-on, it was late and I try not to bother celebrities who are just trying to get from Point A to Point B, but if there were an actor to chat with, I would chat that cat up

[@MsMotoko2]

People always have good things to say about him. He is so professional and humble.

[@mario167100]

You do have to admit if your Jordan's were messed up like that then you would get a little mad.

[@xo1979]

Especially that fucked up

[@mario167100]

***** I'm not a shoe person either, in fact Bug was kinda stupid for wearing white shoes like that

[@TheCasualJonny]

i prefer sketchers said noone ever

[@mikeybears23]

id kill someone

[@Thatdudebv]

A magic eraser would have them shoes lookin brand new lmao

[@scottiedoesntknow1]

Muthafuck gentrification 😂😂😂😭

[@robtberardi]

10 years ahead of its time

[@jaywad8876]

I was figuring that one out for years when Buggin Out said that!

[@chillibaba1125]

😂

[@ciaphagray1063]

@@jaywad8876 me 2. Never knew until a you tube comment lol

[@jaywad8876]

@@ciaphagray1063 all right

[@keyunboyd5905]

I can here after I saw his instagram post. I needed to relive it again

[@LordMalice6d9]

Definitely my favorite character from this movie and one of Giancarlo Esposito's best performances!

[@FaBulouSLady16]

Yoooo...mannn your Jordan's are FUCKED UP!!!!!! LOL LOL I swear black people looovvvveeeee to instigate to start a fight!!!

[@FaBulouSLady16]

Jose Gomez That's some freaky shit!

[@andrewespo446]

Tytianna Simpson they buffoons that's why they like to cause trouble

[@FaBulouSLady16]

Andrew Espo Not all but some.

[@andrewespo446]

Tytianna Simpson not all are like this maybe 80% of black people in USA are like this you see in this fictional movie

[@FaBulouSLady16]

Andrew Espo MmHm

[@tonykingjhon]

Gus's young life in the hood before becoming on top XD

[@andyinoregon]

Giancarlo Esposito gives an Oscar-worthy performance as Buggin' Out. Don't know how he wasn't nominated that year.

[@mookeychase0907]

Lol at all the young cats amazed that Buggin Out is also Gus Fring 😄😄

[@warrens.5933]

Ive only seen two clips of this movie but can already tell that its a masterpiece.

[@deanchapman1824]

Buggin Out is Giancarlo Esposito, who's half Italian.

[@taltorelli]

Buggin out: what's up with the white boy? Mookie: buggin out aint you half white?

[@SaiyanZ3]

Martin Lawrence is killing me

[@MsBridgess]

When the girl said yo break his feet! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Alidonius6721]

1:39 the way he screams it. LOL

[@JB-hl1qx]

I like how the worst offense was being a fellow New Yorker & being a Boston fan .... Now THAT crosses the line !! 😂

[@tasantana1174]

Wearing a Larry Bird Jersey but born in Brooklyn NY. Criminal offense back then. The crowed was not having it. Masterful work by Spike.

[@sjcherno77]

I can understand their anger over a guy born in Brooklyn wearing a Boston Celtics shirt. Until I saw the guy on the left in the Lakers shirt. Can't have it both ways.

[@gfoot9916]

I think the point was that they were in New York and they have a sports rivalry with Boston. And also, there is a racial element because it was a Larry Bird jersey (who is white) while the Lakers jersey was of Magic Johnson (who is black).

[@MkeKen67]

@@gfoot9916 - Ironically (or maybe not that ironically) Larry Bird and Magic Johnson became good friends. Magic has said that their on-court rivalry pushed them both to be better players.

[@sgshumblecrumb6046]

Boston and New York are rivals. LA falls outside of that. Plus Magic Johnson was popular in the black community (like Jordan). Black people from anywhere rocked Magic or Jordan jerseys. And being a white guy from Brooklyn in a Bird jersey is like "why do you got to root for him?" Why isn't he a Pat Ewing fan?

[@oaktowndimond668]

Knicks didn't beef with the Lakers. Not like Knicks and Celtics.

[@tasantana1174]

Wearing anything Boston in NY was a criminal offense back then , the rivalry was intense and had racial implications.

[@DynamicAllstarDuo]

If anyone else noticed, Clifton bumped Buggin' Out on his left side, but the scuff was on his right sneaker. That shit was already there before he bumped him and then he goes on to blame white boy who happens to be wearing a Larry Legend uni. Spike Lee is a genius sometimes

[@javierfarias9430]

I was just going to say something! But wanted to see if anyone else noticed.

[@VODtheMovie]

This movie was a masterpiece, man, everything about it

[@Gaming4545-x8p]

DynamicAllstarDuo Actually, he was turned slightly to the right as he said goodbye to spike. He still could have stepped on him with his right foot.

[@tyzilla87]

I.peeped it too 💯

[@tyzilla87]

Especially how Spike filmed the other people around Bugging Out, amping hil on and adding more hostility to the situation, in a clever way.

[@breakingthefourthwall4945]

It's cool that this movie acknowledges both positive and negative sides of the black community. A really honest and self-aware movie.

[@RubysShorts]

Lmao the instigators in the back!!! Martin with the lisp had me cracking up!

[@oldschoolthrowbacks9506]

*he was even talking about yo mama!* 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@JeremiahWatkins-zv8bn]

“I was born in Brooklyn” ahahaha still makes me laugh

[@thomaspage7511]

The fact that he recently recreated this scene 35 years later is why I'm here. I love it. Giancarlo is that guy. 🫡💪🏿❤️

[@nostalgia4522]

WHO TOLD YOU TO BUY A BROWNSTONE?! 😂

[@ytriotreplayz2002]

😂😂😂😂

[@FormerlyNYVulgarian]

2:17 best part 😂😂😂

[@nicknoga564]

Gem of a scene… both actors Giancarlo Esposito & John Savage are entirely underrated talents. They’ve both got enormous range and presence… and they routinely steal whatever scene they’re in ( even when their scene partners are DeNiro or Cranston).

[@jonathanblaze1648]

The Last Dance brought me here. Also...why is Martin punching the air?

[@walterwalker1157]

Most don’t notice it

[@S.T.E.E.Z.Y]

Who else watching after copping the white cements today?

[@bigt990]

Me lol

[@swervon617]

This is why I copped. I'm feeling that red, gold, and green lace.

[@nkosireid1832]

me

[@riccardorusso7985]

+8ball64 thnx copped (still white lol)

[@andretaylor1736]

I just ordered the shirt of that clip

[@MalakianM2S]

The Bird jersey makes the scene sooo much better.

[@biggunzz91]

So this is what drove Moff Gideon to the dark side lol.

[@stikky7219]

just stick to gus fring like everyone else

[@AQUAPHREESH193]

@@stikky7219 😂😂😂😂

[@TheCheckInReport]

Spike warned Brooklyn

[@grandadmiralthrawn.gaming7355]

Moff Gideon in his youth lmao

[@urbanwarrior3470]

"...he was even talking 'bout yo' momma...!!" LOL

[@patrickstewart9937]

1:39 Giancarlo is hilarious 🤣

[@Spawnwick_Boseman82820]

It's still hard to believe that's him as buggin' out

[@JohnSmith-rb5iv]

Went from kid from brooklyn to owner of a fast food joint and meth lord to a dentist contractor to a CEO of a multi-million dollar Superhero company to then eventually being a high ranking official of a dead space empire. Damn that grind be real

[@kpenn213]

Not to mention a cult leader if you counting videogames (Far Cry 6)

[@YourMom-cs3fd]

It's not a superhero company it's a pharmaceutical company.

[@claysoggyfries]

$108 For some Jordan’s. The price has inflated by almost 100%

[@carlosbarton763]

Giancarlo Esposito deserved a nomination for this movie! He is hilarious, but in a good way.

[@radando7074]

I can just imagine the sneaker heads and the instigators coming together watching this scene.

[@MrHarbltron]

i mean that's basically what the scene is, lol

[@LighteningXT9]

This movie inspired Boondocks. It makes fun of stereotypes but has a deep meaningful message at the end with the killing and the battle between different race.

[@jimmydasani8922]

Giancarlo is absolutely incredible. He made Buggin Out an easily lovable yet hatable character

[@sithlordsoup]

$108 plus tax during this time is still pretty insane tbh lmaooooo

[@DougUnfunny]

Martin's face Reactions are priceless.

[@albertpringle4918]

The Last Dance

[@MrFennmeista]

Yo Mr. White... I worked for him yo!

[@CoffeeNChronic]

I loved this era 🤣🤣🤣 80’s baby 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@1994Powerslave]

This is the moment Buggin Out becase Gustavo Fring.

[@ozziecomedian1786]

Gustavo Fring origin story