You Don't Know Me Ending Explained

[@filthyboyz2391]

I never heard nobody in the whole 4 episodes call him Hero

[@kbmohlomi]

Thought I was the only one.

[@FaithandNova]

I didn't hear the name Hero either but I googled the name of the show lol

[@AWSOME91000]

I don’t think he has a name hes saying hero as a substitute for protagonist. Kinda like in the movie Tenet

[@AWSOME91000]

Also plays on the title of the show

[@Marhyaish]

Right lol

[@juberthubberly7776]

Everyone sums up the “do you love her” question to reference Kyra but in the end it was about his love for his sister and how far he’d go to keep her safe, even throw Kyra “under the bus”

[@juberthubberly7776]

@Supreme Risings 757 yeah ik that’s why I put it in quotes. But at the end of the day if the question was solely about Kyra that wouldn’t have happened. When it’s all said and done the question really was about “how far would you go to protect your sister” which is also something he brought up in the case Also the theme of sibling love is really common throughout the show. When he got Kyra back from doing sex work she said she would do anything for her brother the same way Bless would do anything for Hero (Sorry for talking so much I just really like the show)

[@shammyshammy5539]

He didn't throw Kyra under the bus.. they agreed that he had no escape, he would say she did it or she would come back

[@xaviermoore4818]

@@shammyshammy5539 I was gonna say this same thing lol cuz they clearly didn't pay attention

[@angelnwosu9824]

That makes sense

[@juberthubberly7776]

@@shammyshammy5539 I literally explained why I said that and why it’s in quotes and everything lol

[@waqarmasood2016]

Brilliant performances from up and coming, extremely talented young actors, who left me on the edge of my seat, an unusual situation for me at an old age where nothing usually moves me unless it's a laxative. I had to watch all episodes in one go and didn't regret the lack of sleep. I was not aware of the novel by Imran Mahmood but I will read it now. Well done you young magical actors, you all have wonderful careers ahead of you and thank you for stirring up emotions within me that I thought were long dead. Be brave, never give up and strive to be happy.

[@Fondrom]

Yeah, the first thing I noticed was how good the actors were, especially the guy who plays Jamil, whenever he was on the screen I was on the edge of my seat

[@FaithandNova]

Great acting, the story line just aggravated me. By the 2nd episode i lost interest lol

[@mysticlove113]

Lmaoo not nothing move you but a laxative 🤣

[@jaijai5250]

@@FaithandNovathe storyline annoyed me also. The first episode was good, and I liked the ending.

[@t33mc]

The tell tale sign to this whole thing is in episode three at about 15:00 minutes in. He says "I am not a drug dealer, I'm not some crack head, I sell cars" then he bites his lips. If you go back to episode 2, his boss at the dealership pointed out his tell whenever he tells a lie, which was that he bites his bottom lips. That one part is the real story, he was a drug dealer and his sister and curt were part of his operation. He waited until evidentiary stage was over to tell this tale because he knew the court will not probe for further evidence at the closing, this is why he asked his lawyer how the law works. He knew he had no chance if further investigation was to take place, so he tried to use the closing as a means to tug at the jury's heart strings as a way to get off.

[@miastupid7911]

Hmm

[@Boonies]

Very interesting!

[@phelelanizonke-qb7pn]

Kyra never existed. Kyra is a reflection of the love he has for his sister

[@burqawaliaunty7664]

This was the best thing I've seen on T.V for such a long time. Had me gripped from the start. The fact that the screen play was from a book made it easier to accept the poetic license (No way would the defendant be able to make a closing statement like he did). The whole cast were excellent in their delivery. The ending was a bit disappointing. It left me confused, that was probably the intention anyway. I absolutely loved it.

[@medfeedsnews2070]

After watching all the episodes. This certainly resonates in today's broken society with regards to drugs, gangs, knife and gun culture. A superb well presented story of an ordinary young man and his family, torn between the love of his family and his mysterious girlfriend. Great casting for young British talent. Thought provoking and controversial, yet reality hitting home. Bravo 👏

[@Jibril_Abdulkadir]

It had nothing to do with todays society I don’t think you understood the show it was about what will u do for the people you love? Will u give up on them?

[@FaithandNova]

Exactly why I couldn't finish watching it. I've seen enough in real life with ppl giving up their lives for free smh

[@lloydc1092]

None were British 😂

[@jaijai5250]

@@lloydc1092😂🤣😂 how do you know. By your logic most of the Europeans and Asians living in Africa, north and South America, Canada, Australia and New Zealand etc shouldn’t be described as coming from those areas either. It works both ways!

[@plymakkayestudio1827]

After watching this show, i can tell you that this is one of the greatest LOVE story ever... when you really think about it.... everything is sum up to this one question.... DO YOU LOVE HER? and rooted from that question followed everything that occurred in this movie... BRILLIANT.. this is bigger than a drama, thriller.. it is undoubtedly and cleverly a TRUE LOVE STORY. Love it!!!

[@unpluggedsongs3582]

I could not stop watching this . The characters were so well developed and gave an insight into a world I fortunately have no real knowledge of. I loved the narrative and the gangster who was murdered was once again incredible in his role. The chemistry between the two main characters was very believable . I loved the interesting ending … fantastic!

[@MarkieMcG.]

"Do you love her?" Yes, he loves Bless.

[@Thundercat3]

It wasn't about Kyra it was all about his love for his sister ❤️

[@mlove8158]

Fav character is Curt such a good actor

[@917iv]

This is a summary, not an explanation.

[@colombia879]

Exactly!!!

[@allymounce8837]

Someone spilled their drink on the last couple lines of the script. Instead of rewriting them, they end of the show early.

[@aspireahead8388]

I agree... Very Very disappointed with the very end of the movie... I just call it lazy movie-making...

[@JoAnn1108]

WHERE do they find these narrators?? The character's name in the series is pronounced "Jameel" not "Jamul". 🤨😵‍💫

[@ranestorypictures1738]

It's a computer voice

[@_michaelfaith]

“It’s JC!” 😂😂

[@biancaj6344]

Anyone who finds a man who loves you this much is VERY VERY lucky

[@chiefs9817]

My lovely wife is lucky.

[@zaibaslam7814]

The ending made perfect sense. Whatever the jury decide, he can never be the same again. As he says, he will always carry what has happened. What does matter is ‘did he love her?’ And did he do the best he could for her? Does he feel at peace with what he did? If so then he no longer cares or even wants to hear what the verdict is because it’s irrelevant.

[@MrsBrown-mz3co]

Kyra annoyed me. Don’t like cliffhangers.. BUT I was hooked throughout

[@pacoboyd4977]

I think Hero lied about a lot of things in his story. I think he & Jamil sold drugs together & Hero set him up to take all the drugs & money. My reason being is how nice Jamil was to him throughout the series. Its as if they were close friends or partners in crime. Whenever Hero needed something Jamil was there to help, also Jamil was in college wich leades me to believe Hero may have been the one actually in charge. He got into a shootout & started a gang war for Hero & Towards the end when Hero was setting Jamil up to buy cocaine he offerd to give Hero a 5% split even tho he owed Jamil money. Also notice in the beginning when Hero took the stand he said "drug dealers die everyday" as if he was accustomed to the lifestyle. I could be wrong but this is my theory & he was definitely found guilty.

[@MyJesskay]

All of this and the fact in certain scenes he was a bit too confident. For e.g. going to meet Kyras brother spooks. He dominantes that meeting. Not really getting high from the crack spliff and it still being in his system at arrest. Crack lasts a few days in the system I believe. I really did wonder why Jamil had so much empathy for him and why at the shooting scene he is upset that the boss was there to harm hero. Alot of nuggets in the show lead to hero being more than his story let's on. The whole major emphasis on being a car salesman and how good of a boss he had is also a bit much

[@wesleighwhite1061]

I think the answer is no we don’t not know him, by the end of the movie all we really know is that the stories he tells can’t be trusted and he says the one answer he can answer completely truthful is that he loved her, I think there is a lot of of this to indicate we don’t no the true story, the jury doesn’t know either or the lawyer doesn’t know the true story, what we do know is that jamil is a great sales man and is a fantastic liar, if he is telling the truth to the lawyer about what really happen can we really trust anyone who can come up with a plan like that to make it look as someone framed him anyone who can come up with n extravagant plan like that can also come up with multiple extravagant stories which is what he does through the entire move, all we know by the end is that jamil is a liar good sales man/story teller and that the one thing he knows to be true is that he loves her.

[@zainabfarmaan6763]

How come curt was not found by the police during the investigation as he was shot and taken to hospital and bless was there with him... and what happened to face , jamil's partner... 2 loose ends...

[@MyJesskay]

Or the man he allegedly shot in Camden

[@ValCronin]

yeah, what happened to face? Did he survive the skirmish? Didnt the lawyer lady say that they only found one body?

[@justwatcher5657]

Crime thriller but it's also a bit of love story. I did find mind self getting a bit invested to find out what happens but having seen the final episode and it's a bit of a let down. *Spoiler alert* It's one of those cliff hanger endings which I believe is meant to convey that whatever the jury decide is it doesn't matter as he loses either way based on his 'good boy' character and principles which he upholds to his mother. This doesn't really come across clearly nor is that believable which is a shame. I think they could have come up with another ending or played out different endings to make a bit more memorable.

[@royalsinside5031]

I thought this was an amazing series. I love courtroom drama and I love a good love story. This story was written by a barrister who is used to seeing and hearing crimes such as this and understanding that the justice system is inflexible and unable to be compassionate. The ending blew me away. Very clever.

[@jaijai5250]

I liked the ending also. Excellent writing.

[@silemerson1347]

I am tired of open endings. We have too many unresolved issues in life already and too many things not closed and I don’t want to watch a movie or a series that leaves me with more anxiety. The storyline is great, but Netflix is more and more putting out,there series to leave you with nothing in the end. Waste of my time.

[@ValCronin]

i agree. leaving ambiguity for the viewer to decide the ending is pure laziness and a cop-out. endings are hard...but if theyre gonna write a script they need to finish it

[@waqarmasood6252]

This is an excellently written and performed British Tv series. It once again demonstrates the wonderful talent the British isles produce time after time. The premise to this show is centred around a court room final deliverance from the suspect himself, and uses flashbacks to re-construct the incident for which the suspect is in the courtroom defending. The layout is interesting and has clever points of reference to how gangland gangs work. It holds well the twists and turns right to the very end and I would definitely recommend this programme to all. One final point I’d like to understand is how close the series is to the book as the writer of the book is a qualified barrister and it would be fascinating to see if he has a deep awareness of the violence and attitudes of gang culture in the present day …. However, thank you to all for this brilliant TV series.

[@waqarcpm4321]

In my opinion, it is one of the best shows to come out of the UK since Peaky Blinders. I appreciate the casting choices as well. Casting creatives who can speak Yoruba regardless of their British accents was thoughtful and lovely to see. The way each episode plays out, the intensity of each scene, the general tone and feel made for a seamless and thrilling watch. The plot twist at the end was expected, though, but nonetheless. It was done right. An easy 4/5 for those who care about this, lol.

[@Chris-zx1ez]

Good show but the ambiguous ending ruined it for me.

[@Riccomentals]

just watched this on netflix amazing

[@aspireahead8388]

It was amazing... But, that fade-to-black ending made me mad... I just ended the series feeling angry at this series with the lazy writing ending...

[@Victor-bm2iu]

Am i the only one who absolutely loved the ending

[@rawishj5665]

Personally it wasn’t for me. I understand the idea that it didn’t really matter what the verdict was I personally wanted a clear outcome. I think it would be more impactful to hear the verdict to give resolution to the viewer and not just resolution to the defendant. What do you think?

[@Shaolinh808]

@@rawishj5665 I understand your opinion but for me, I love the ending as well because not only does it show that the verdict doesn’t matter, also the viewer can picture the ending for themselves. We saw both verdicts and how it going to end. Such an absolute beauty of an ending

[@Ghostrrr11]

I didn’t realise it was showing both verdicts. So it showed the guilty verdict first and I started crying next thing you know it shows the not guilty I was so confused 😂😂😂emotions all over the place

[@ABS-oh8jt]

I loved this series but I have to say I wanted a clear verdict of guilty or not guilty.... these endings where your left scratching your head wondering wtf happened there is just disappointing to me....

[@raerubio8925]

The court room wigs tho

[@diceflawless9115]

I loved the series! Great acting and directing! Great writing up until that horrible twist and ending! First of all. Going through all that extra crap and putting your life on the line in Court was just dumb! Jamil was a known gang memeber and You got like 5 witnesses that will all say it was self defense. Why would you make up some other stupid story and risk life in prison. Made no sense at all! The twist was lame too. I was more into it when we thought Kyra set him up. That would've been a great twist and revealing why she did it. After all that they fake us out twice and dont even give us the verdict!?? GOT, Ozark, Dexter, now this,... Some writers can do a great job but the ending takes a special talent

[@mastermind8332]

I agree it a really turn twist but lest wait for season 2.But again I dnt blame him coz all he did was to save Kyra.

[@ameer_saban]

This story reminds me of The Usual Suspects. We don't even know if Kurt (adult version) or Kyra even existed.

[@700DOA]

I really want a s2 bro i dont know whether hes found guilty or not guilty 😭

[@_michaelfaith]

If they make a season 2. They gotta do it from Kyra, Bless, Curt, Face, Bink & Jamil POV. I think they found him guilty because more crimes were committed in the story he told that would argue it’s premeditated. As a fan I want him to be not guilty.

[@blackjazzdeath]

British crime thriller series are always amazing!

[@vricchini]

If this was real life he would be guilty. Way too much evidence. If the jury pondered remotely if he was innocent then they would circle back to why didn’t he get the police involved? Being scared is not an excuse. Overall I thought it was a great love story.

[@lolivingston6827]

Yes it is lol..They ask before during and after if you were coerced in anyway... I've been there... You're wrong. Maybe it's different in Europe

[@AmGJaG829]

Wtf happened to Spook? It was literally all his fault... Also is Curt ok? And lastly wasn't face dead too? What happened to his body?Ugh... My theory they took his ass to prison!

[@YonkersNY3636]

Not bad until the end. Really? Hated the ending, glad I didn't pay to see it the theatre.

[@ValCronin]

The series kinda reminded me of the masterpiece In The Dark starring Perry Mattfeld in multiple ways. the story felt very similar and plot progression and the running from drug gangs and the mystery behind the murder. Nothing will ever beat In the Dark tho

[@Jay-we2ek]

Really hoped for this to be good. Seen it was 100% rated too. First episode gripped me but then it just got so boring and ridiculous. And it doesn't even tell you how it ends. It just plays both scenarios. I'd give them a 1% rating just cuz they made a show.

[@loulou6760]

The ending was savage

[@aspireahead8388]

Up until that infuriating fade-to-black ending... Great series ruined by a lazy ending...

[@ForgivemeLordjesus]

I cried only to realize it wasn't the real ending smh

[@Bianca-zb4uu]

I want to know if he was found guilty or not guilty. 😩

[@colombia879]

So do I😫😫😫😫

[@Healthevoid]

I do I do I dooooo toooo😭

[@ValCronin]

is britians legal system the same as usa? would reasonable doubt make him not guilty

[@ltetobago]

Wow.. an amazing up and coming, handsome actor..good performances, overall it was hood, it was ok..I look forward to seeing more from the bunch

[@CaelstromPC]

Good show until the ending

[@ranestorypictures1738]

Wish it was a two hour movie...too drawn out and hate the ending! Great acting by the lead guy though.

[@Justguro]

Yeah idk how name was hero lol, this dude says Jamil really weirdly too

[@aspireahead8388]

Just finished watching and as awesome as most of this limited series was, and those crazy plot twists at the end were, I leave this series feeling angry with the series... AWE COME ON!!! WHAT KIND OF LAZY WRITING TO JUST FADE TO BLACK BEFORE VERDICT!!!! YOU GUYS CAN DO BETTER!!!! AND SHOULD HAVE!!!!

[@kamerstoel1023]

I don't agree. It made perfect sense to do it like this. The verdict didn't matter, all that matters was that one question. Did he love her? That's what the show was trying to convey and they did it perfectly.

[@darknessdark7371]

@@kamerstoel1023 I agree 100%

[@ValCronin]

@@kamerstoel1023 I dont give a crap about the dude's feelings. what matters is whether the jury set him free 100%

[@justinianthegreat154]

I just loved this series!!

[@SpongeG0D]

“GUILTY!! THAT NIGGAS GUILTY!! - uncle ruckus

[@leetonholness650]

I just recently found this on Netflix and the main actor of the show is such a super simp no way I'm doing all that shit for no woman if I found out my girl is for the streets then I'm out period.

[@Brookes79]

Jam-all, not Jam-ul

[@danielabisenius9858]

Excellent, brilliant show- yet I still did not understand the ending or perhaps that is the point? That’s why I came here, and this video was extremely pointless telling me exactly what I already knew.

[@raerubio8925]

Yoooo this is good acting but tell she’s not for the streets

[@ValCronin]

WHAT HAPPENED TO FACE

[@waleah4855]

Jamull lmao wtf

[@broski8965]

Brilliant acting poor script writing

[@Peaceful_Vegan_Warrior]

Jamil was my favorite

[@ritwikachatterjee5792]

I skipped the episodes. It was getting boring. The ending left me hanging

[@nza78]

Le début est original Bien aimè ça change des films bidons de netflix Tu t ennuies pas du début à la fin meme si j aurai imaginé une autre fin .

[@deintri]

brilliant drama

[@bethelshiloh]

Liked the show. Didn’t like the end.

[@maitefaangaza2409]

Enjoyed the series, but not this video. An automated voice that mispronounces the name Jamil and other words... Ugh. Loved most of the actors and the script (from the novel I hear) and directing. I was mad for a moment at the ending, but not really. 'Nuff respect.

[@rickytheplug54]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@juanax5473]

Thank u, I was too bored to finish it. Great acting but just not my cup of tea.

[@gagankalkat8037]

I'm sorry but did this video even attempt to explain the ending? Go play in traffic.

[@objectifmediafilms]

england is actually in europe but youre an american its okay

[@MrStoitchkov8]

I just want to say...you didn't explain Jack shit

[@karenwilson7246]

Just a dreadful ending and last few episodes

[@Titanvol91]

That was kinda trash lol they were trying to make it suspenseful but it just didn't land the way they wanted it to. And the ending was trash.

[@zaibaslam7814]

The ending made perfect sense. Whatever the jury decide, he can never be the same again. As he says, he will always carry what has happened. What does matter is ‘did he love her?’ And did he do the best he could for her? Does he feel at peace with what he did? If so then he no longer cares or even wants to hear what the verdict is because it’s irrelevant.

[@theeditors7206]

I could not stop watching this . The characters were so well developed and gave an insight into a world I fortunately have no real knowledge of. I loved the narrative and the gangster who was murdered was once again incredible in his role. The chemistry between the two main characters was very believable . I loved the interesting ending … fantastic!