Omar Little pays Proposition Joe a friendly visit [The Wire]

[@Lonequacker]

"And just at this moment, I managed to crawl out my own damn grave." Prop Joe's actor was phenomenal especially since he was just a local guy.

[@YoungSlim51]

He was apparently heavy in the Baltimore theater community too. His theater background really seemed to shine heavily in the wire. Which makes a lot of sense since most of the monologues in the wire feel straight up like you're watching a stage play.

[@roderickstockdale1678]

@@YoungSlim51 most of the actors were theater trained even sandi mcCree(Mrs Brice[namond’s mother]).

[@Corn_Pop_Da_Bad_Dude]

RIP Robert Chew

[@Evan-qt3ep]

He was an acting teacher in the hood

[@dubcwherever]

“Tickle my fancy, fat man” might be my favorite line of all time.

[@DW-rs1pr]

I love how omar just has a clock chilling in his vehicle for this occasion

[@HighLordBlazeReborn]

I like to imagine he had to hunt this clock down just for this line.

[@NormAppleton]

It's his Grandma's clock. Like a good Grandson he wants it fixed. But seriously, shoulda blown Cheese's head off long before Slim did.

[@toumavideos8678]

It was suggested somewhere that it was probably Omar’s grandmother’s clock.

[@TimmyMcGowan]

“hmm…you……ran out of time? oh hell yeah. I’m definitely gonna say that shit”

[@chriswelcome8102]

@@toumavideos8678 That was my thoughts

[@erikflytalker267]

The fact that he was serious about getting that clock fixed is hilarious

[@KMcNally117]

Renaldo: You ready to go see Prop Joe? Omar: One second. (Breaks his clock) Renaldo: ??? 🤔 Omar: Now we can go.

[@LabTech41]

What's even more hilarious is that Joe actually DID fix the clock and handed it back to him, with appropriate fee paid.

[@DSPHistoricalSociety]

Damn younger generation just can't appreciate this kinda stuff

[@jacosta3441]

@@DSPHistoricalSociety foreal it had sentimental value to him probably his grammas

[@LN997-i8x]

@@LabTech41 An easily missed detail is the fact that when Omar sets the clock down and asks if it can be fixed, for a brief moment, Joe's demeanor instantly shifts. He puts his glasses on, grabs the clock, and starts examining it just like he would any other customer, despite the fact _Omar Little_ is the one standing in front of him. Joe genuinely did care about his craft.

[@schemerzon]

"Take a deep breath. A proposition might fall kindly on your ears." "Omar to one side holding a spade, Marlo to the other with a shovel. Just at this moment, I managed to crawl out my own damn grave... No way do I crawl back in." The poetry and delivery of these lines is magnificent.

[@LtSprinkulz]

This is also the moment Cheese decides in his mind to give Prop Joe up to Marlo. He sees how two-faced Prop Joe can be and decides to take advantage and have him killed. He was so busy watching his back he didn't realize his nephew was right in front of him with an excavator.

[@andrewtaylor6755]

"Omar to one side holding a spade, Marlo to the other with a shovel." is perfect iambic pentameter. A lot of times when a line sounds really cool, it's in iambic pentameter, which is what Shakespeare wrote in.

[@jameseyk1]

'youre the one with the high card, you should speak your mind' ooooo it's lovely stuff.

[@Olyphantman]

@@LtSprinkulz actually Cheese been used to Prop Joe playing both sides of the fence since the Barksdale days. Cheese started to take offense to when Joe was sonnin him in front of the co-op. Cheese’s ambition made him give up his Uncle just like Marlo said he was made to play the #2 Cheese no longer wanted to be the little nephew

[@MarcillaSmith]

@@andrewtaylor6755 we either have different definitions of "iambic pentameter" or else "perfect."

[@Kill3rballoon]

The delivery of “ran outta time” always makes me smile.

[@Glavin883]

So good lol

[@bigdawg77]

It's like when Phil literally came out of a closet to confront Vito before they whacked him lmfao. So dramatic and borderline corny but I love it so much

[@QABCOM]

That Desert Eagle and Omar likes 👍🏾 it simple is my favorite ❤️

[@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153]

Bro brough that clock together with him just for this line make sense lol.

[@Snoogen11]

Michael K Williams, RIP, you will always be a legend in this series.

[@MaelstromTailcatchter]

Omar walks in,slaps the clock down and says “Can you fix this Joe?”. It’s like he’s asking two different questions at once. The Wire is seriously too good

[@neillscott4192]

well, the clock did run out of time.

[@charlesneely]

Rip Michael k Williams 1966-2021 nobody can play Omar better than you and they better not do a reboot the wire was fine just like it is no reboot is needed

[@baatil10]

@@charlesneely agreed

[@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153]

@@charlesneely Well said my negroe

[@curtiswhiteheadjr1322]

@@charlesneely WORD! ✊🏽

[@dbcopper10]

As much as I liked The Sopranos, or Breaking Bad, The Wire always calls me back. You can literally pick out any 3 minute clip from any episode from any season and get sucked into the story. So many great performances.

[@rollotomassi4768]

Best series end to end I've ever watched. Even the sub characters are great, and they never fell into making it about anything but the game.

[@Buklow]

Maluda oblin gatà

[@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153]

Unfornately The Wire don't received the acclaim that the series deserves like Breaking Bad and Sopranos.

[@rollotomassi4768]

@@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153 idk. I've seen it listed as the #2 series behind only the sopranos. Think it was rolling stone. I love the sopranos but the wire was better end to end

[@JayCity10]

That's the trinity of TV dramas. These 3 shows are all you need. Although I do like Rome and Deadwood also.

[@thezachmarsh]

Slim scolding the guard outside after gets me every time. I always forget about that moment so it catches me off guard hahaha

[@Inframidi]

I never even noticed. My eyes were on Omar and his boy. That shit is hilarious.

[@flochforster22]

"Siesta papa". I thought they knocked him out. Nah, this fool literally took a daytime nap 😂

[@bipi4363]

​@@flochforster22He was knocked out. He stood up and was holding the back of his head. Probably was pistol whipped across the back of the head. Look again closely.

[@mikedawolf95]

Gotta love Omar’s arsenal, a 12 gauge shotgun and a Desert Eagle.

[@neillscott4192]

Don't the 45acp and the Ruger 357 magnum.

[@pinfold1000]

up close and big fire power nobody runs at a guy with a shotgun almost never miss

[@TxxT33]

@@pinfold1000 it's got a spread like bill burr said

[@BurloBrandoVonBando]

Omar likes it simple

[@SunnyvaleTrailerParkSupervisor]

Thats my r6v2 loadout

[@imagohouse7412]

"I need you to resist your natural inclination to do anything twisted up in this here play, ya feel me?" is one of the greatest lines in film history.

[@kevlar1482]

I need you to resist your natural inclination to engage in wild hyperbole up in this here internet, ya feel me?

[@lorcansavage1550]

I gotta go with ‘Midgets, nigga!’

[@215Bidness]

@@lorcansavage1550 “Omar the one side holding a spade and maybe marlo to the other with a shovel, just at this moment, I managed to crawl out my own dam grave, No Way Do I Crawl Back In” idk that one cold asl to

[@afrodude4782]

@@lorcansavage1550 that killed me lol

[@lorcansavage1550]

@@215Bidness I’ll stick with my original answer as it was memorable, funny and also taught me something.

[@roderickstockdale1678]

Two great actors, no longer around to bless us anymore.

[@anthonyjohnson1519]

That shit hurts my soul brother......

[@roderickstockdale1678]

@@anthonyjohnson1519 indeed

[@zoomanx9661]

Word😢

[@JamaicanMile]

I love how Omar brings the clock just so he could say "Ran outta time" lol

[@tgs12495]

That look on Joe’s face after mentioning telling Marlo about the card game is priceless

[@missbelled6700]

[@rwarren4637]

2 classic lines: Omar bringing in his clock - "ran outta time". And Prop Joe - "perhaps a proposition fall on your ears".

[@joshuajarod1909]

And Cheese with midgets

[@terrencestimson1784]

Omar is probably one of the best characters ever

[@francoisgrenier6681]

Omar prepares his lines too. He’s not just gonna rob y’all, he’ll improve your glossary

[@eljay2224]

@@francoisgrenier6681 he’ll also support your business, aslong as its not selling drugs lol

[@francoisgrenier6681]

@@eljay2224 how she tickin joe?

[@eljay2224]

@@francoisgrenier6681 hey were my change yo

[@danielkeane6462]

Got that right

[@paultyrrell6592]

Omar my man R-I-P will be missed by so many God Bless.

[@mahad7491]

You see how he says "my sister's boy" to let Omar know how he's truly giving information that won't let his ass get killed..... greatest written show of all time, the details

[@viewmaster617]

And this is why Cheese betrayed Joe because he sensed the weakness in Joe

[@TribalScan.]

​@viewmaster617 that's what Marlo used to manipulate Cheese to betray Joe

[@TONEakaSHOW]

I love the Baltimore accent whenever they say words like... "do" "too" "few" "clue" "who" "two" "you" The "ou" is drawn out

[@McChimpy1]

Teeeewwwwww

[@crashHypnotize]

Michael K Williams will forever be an entertainment icon for how great he performed in this role.

[@jameseyk1]

Every line from this scene is gold.

[@Hossak]

This sort of thing comes once in a lifetime. Everything just clicked together, the lines, scenes, the actors, their delivery, just fantastic.

[@pierlucabelsito2721]

Omar like it simple

[@MM-vs2et]

"Tickle my fancy, fatman"

[@Hossak]

@@MM-vs2et Only Omar could make Prop Joe look so small, apart from Marlo I guess.

[@fort809]

@@Hossak Then why’d it happen to two shows? The Sopranos and The Wire

[@Triple_O.G.Bodybuiilding]

"We coming at this all wrong.. you the one with the high card.. you should speak your mind"

[@steampunker7]

Love that bit. Even with a gun to his face, Old Joe never lost his eloquence.

[@michaelvilabrera7933]

Saddest part is Joe said the line about never going into the grave to his nephew 🤦‍♂️

[@DJAYDelimix]

Great analysis. Amazing writing

[@righteousmasculine]

Yea he told the wrong person lol

[@JayJackson1981]

Especially knowing that it was his own nephew who sold him out.

[@seensay2132]

Poetic Justice. He spent all that time doing folks dirty and the one person he was loyal to? Wrote his death certificate lol

[@revvolutions]

His sister's son was the most cadaverous motherfucker in that repair shop.

[@JohnSmith-mk1rj]

Omar really carried that clock with him for however many blocks just he could run that _'it ran out of time'_ line on Prop Joe. That's hysterical. Prop Joe is great too - 'A proposition might fall kindly on your ears.' Gangsters, thieves and hustlers - the masters of metaphor, double entendres and witty retorts. You gotta love it. This is just one of the reasons why the Wire is so damn good. There's just so many great scenes. At this point I can pretty much recite the lines along with the actors.

[@bobwatson1162]

✊🏾👍🏾 THAT WAS A GREAT LINE ABOUT THE CLOCK !!!

[@JohnSmith-mk1rj]

@@bobwatson1162 I'm pretty sure Omar had the most iconic lines in the show, but really, every character had some amazing, classic lines. Avon had, 'I'm just a gangster, I suppose...and I want my corners.' Brother Mouzzone would goof on Omar being gay when Omar said, 'We go in thru the front,' and Mouzzone said 'That should be a new experience for you,' cuz Omar was a 'backdoor man.' That shit had me dying. Cheese actually got me with, 'You know who got the best pussy?' MIDGETS, nigga.' Fucking Cheese, yo. That was probably Method Man making jokes when asked to adlib, or something. Meth a funny dude. There's just so many characters with an endless supply of great lines. From 'My Name IS My Name,' to 'Money ain't got no owners, only spenders,' to 'Why ain't in your repertoire no more,' I mean for real - there's just SO MANY great lines in the Wire. So many unforgettable characters that lived in shades of grey. Like real people. No cowboy cops, no evil gangsters, just people tryin' to live the only way they knew how. The game is the game. That's why the Wire remains so popular over time, and why it will be remembered ahead of the Sopranos or Dexter or Game of Thrones or whatever. New people keep discovering it, and old heads never stopped watching it. The Wire is becoming a timeless classic. It's so sad that a few of the actors are gone now. Otherwise I bet anything we would've gotten a movie for the Wire. There's no way that doesn't get made when there's still so much interest in the show. That would be like leaving money on the table. Millions would tune into that if the original actors would've reprised their roles. We could find out what becomes of Mike and the new Co-Op - how does Slim Charles handle finally being top dog? Man, that would've been dope as fuck. EDIT: But I'm happy with the Wire as is. Which is more than I can say for a lot of shows.

[@bobwatson1162]

@@JohnSmith-mk1rj Thanks John ✊🏾 lot's of memorable lines in this show.. ✌🏾

[@aidanromans-murray748]

Two of the most poetic and intelligent characters on the show meet face to face, and ever second of it is absolutely brilliant!

[@MG-kk4dk]

“Now gone head and write my ticket so I can tip on out….gone now” 😭😭😭

[@jove1155]

Actually, it was "Go on, now"

[@righteousmasculine]

Lmao 🤣. When he said gone nah all I could think of was Gone nah. Get

[@HoustonMedicare]

@@righteousmasculine GIT!

[@kettle_of_chris]

"tip on out" my favorite.

[@EmotoZ]

Just think about it. Omar brought that vintage clock all the way for a kick-ass line. That's how dedicated he is to being a badass.

[@Derek.Joseph]

I think the concept of this scene is deeper than I even thought, which is another reason why this show is incredible. Omar separates ‘business from personal’ in a way that is genius and obeys all manners of the game. He asked for a ticket because he expected to have his clock properly fixed, and it was when he picked it up later on. Omar, Thomas Shelby and Tony Soprano are my top 3, in no order. Many honorary mentions, which I will not bore anyone with.

[@Foolbool_]

There is something fascinating about that highly intelligent and dangerous character, i think walter white fits that mold even though he transitions into it from a goofy place, maybe gus too

[@FreePlayMode]

One thing that a lot of people miss on this, is the respect to the rules of the game. To anyone watching from the outside, Omar looks like a normal customer that came in with a busted clock. Omar respected Joe's front by having him write up a legitimate ticket for his broken clock, so if the police do come knocking and ask why Omar came to see him, Prop Joe can go "He's just a customer" and provide the copy of the ticket, and proof that something (a clock) was dropped off for repair. It gives each of them a legitimate alibi, and a perfectly normal reason why they would know each other as a business owner and customer.

[@md.shihabsharar8753]

Lmao no, he took the ticket so he can show it to Marlo IN CASE Joe doesent go along with him. It’s an indirect threat.

[@user-vk9kx5nh3j]

He got the ticket because he wants to get the clock fixed, and is happy to pay for it. He respects the two different worlds. Same as when he robbed the store but paid for the newports

[@FreePlayMode]

@@user-vk9kx5nh3j exactly. In the scene where he comes back to sell the coke back to Prop Joe, he pulls out the ticket to get his clock back. Sure enough Joe gives him the clock back in working order, and Omar pays Joe for his work, even though he just sold him his own coke shipment back to him for 400k. It's the respect for the game on all levels.

[@benriffle104]

Omar is trolling Prop. Omar is going to screw Prop over for a ton of money and then make him fix this shitty old clock. He'll even pay for it and throw Prop a few bucks. He's mocking him, rubbing salt in the wound after screwing him over.

[@FreePlayMode]

@@benriffle104 That's not how Omar sees it. Omar isn't a "troll". He doesn't do things for effect. Everything he does, has meaning behind it. He's a very calculated person. If it were just for effect, he would have not even asked about the clock, much less kept the ticket and paid for services rendered. Even when he sticks up Old Face Andre's bodega, he could have easily stolen the cigs, but not only did he pay for them, he wanted his change back because he viewed that as a legitimate business transaction. He's a man that lives by a code. Part of that code is, you don't do more than what is necessary. Another part is, is that you respect the rules of the game. His way of respecting the rules of the game in those instances, is treating the front like a legitimate business, because even the small things matter in the game because you never know who is watching, or listening.

[@natecody3305]

It's funny. The whole time they said buddy at the door was sleep, I thought it was implied he got knocked out. Nah, this fool legitimately took a nap 😂😂😂

[@danieljoyce4015]

Me too! Hahahhaha

[@SW4Life202]

Wait. I thought that he was holding the back of his head.

[@Hossak]

You can hear Slim talking to him about his napping near the end of the scene if you turn up the volume.

[@Robopercy]

Nah I think he really did get knocked out, they just propped him up so a random wouldn’t walk by n look inside to see why somebodys sprawled in front of the store and see two men holding guns. If somebody REALLY got caught sleep guarding their OGs like that Im sure slim woulda been doin more than just yellin. That was more of a “Why can’t our muscle all be as competent as Omar so he can stop getting the jump on yall” typa kick/yell

[@lunalea1250]

'What happen to the man on the door, Siesta Papi', great lines?! 🤣🤣🙌🏽

[@lenhalz8086]

If this aint happen in front of Cheese, Joe would've still been alive on that show

[@segagenesis7708]

Yep. Joe knew Marlo was a danger that needed to be dealt with and Omar was willing to let bygones be bygones, over Marlo's head. He knew that if anyone could have done it, it was Omar. Instead, Cheese betrays him to Marlo.

[@interabie]

3:35 the way prop Joe’s facial expression changes. Relief. Such good subtle acting… incredible show.

[@alightthatnevergoesout]

Robert F Chew was an incredible actor

[@deathrager2404]

all i know is he never had the makings of a varsity athlete.

[@neillscott4192]

@@deathrager2404 That joke doesn't mean nothing here.

[@alightthatnevergoesout]

@@deathrager2404 Wrong comment section bruh

[@deathrager2404]

@@alightthatnevergoesout big waist, that was his problem

[@shaggadog1706]

Baltimore native, tooo.

[@lllacey25ll]

I cannot believe the 2 great actors of this scene are both dead. R.I.P

[@danielprice4481]

Hands down the greatest dialogue I have ever heard on screen. Perfection.

[@neillscott4192]

People talk about Omar, but his Spanish lover was a badass as well!

[@PSICK1234ikillallracistrolls]

No he was not ...

[@neillscott4192]

@@PSICK1234ikillallracistrolls Yes, he was. He was always ready for war right alongside Omar.

[@djones2170]

Whatever, next time he eat up all the honey nut he need to holla on it yo

[@neillscott4192]

@@djones2170 this is true.

[@zoo05zoo]

For a split second (1:39), Prop Joe was actually hoping that Omar came to have his clock repaired.🤣

[@clayu.9150]

Siesta Papa!

[@FajardoTaxiPR]

Omar walkin in the pawn shop with a random 2ft clock really had me confused!

[@JustAguyFromJersey]

Joe's first concern wasn't even himself but their man on the door... says a lot about Joe to me

[@TreWimsical]

Same with Brother Mouzone, gets shot in the gut and his first question is about Lamar’s well-being

[@xaviersmile82]

i hated the cheese character but that midgets line was so fucking funny LOL

[@samclemmons5373]

I’d bet serious money that Method Man came up with that himself.

[@afrodude4782]

@@samclemmons5373 yeah the Meth would say something like that, he got that sense of humor

[@Triple_O.G.Bodybuiilding]

that was cheese MO... everytime he was in a scene.. he had a lil story he told first

[@teddyalida3849]

Wire and Sopranos clips are like 90% of what I watch on youtube

[@lilbill15]

My nigga really brought a clock just for the line😂

[@dwaynesbadchemicals]

The best scene in this series...including the knocked out guard getting kicked at the end.

[@Thatshowitsdone619]

Omar deserved his own movie! An origin story or something.

[@jevgenkova]

We kind of got that with Michael's character.

[@Sotsanderson]

Just noticed that Michael at 0:05 was lip syncing his line before Renaldo got into the cab. “You see where they went?”

[@jalynnbk6699]

Details. Good look.

[@brianfreeman2200]

The new day coop thing was legit perfect writing.

[@phunkyphresh3799]

Yeah Omar didn’t rag him over it. Just tried to figure out what he meant and went with it

[@Hossak]

This is a great example of high level vs high level characters. Omar makes Prop Joe act like a civilian almost. Remember how Joe was around Ziggy's cousin when he came to talk to him about the Camero. Fantastic scene. RIP Michael K Williams :(

[@datchucktaylor]

"Ran outta' time!"

[@viewmaster617]

"My sister's boy he'll do the drop , we'll call you give up the spot" Prop Joe spit a bar and didn't even kno it 😆

[@martinhodell8465]

one of the greatest scenes ever-- including Cheese's classic joking at the beginning

[@alfredgarcia6844]

2:09 Favorite moment in the scene. I just love how calm Omar is in this intense situation.

[@Iyiaksemlar4]

Proposition Joe had the virtue and wisdom of an old seasoned Don. He reminds me of a black Vito Corleone by his mannerisms and words. He’s soft spoken like Vito and talks with his hands holding that one index finger up in the air: a classic Don Vito Corleone gesture❤❤❤❤

[@Maniahg]

4:04 "I trust his fear" gotta be one of the most overlooked diabolical lines in the whole show 😂💀

[@flapjack6495]

Slim Charles yelling out that guy is hilarious

[@Killerkwoi13]

DA FUCK IS YOU DOIN OUT ERE

[@SithLordNefaar022]

@@Killerkwoi13 n that kick 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sickofguysnamedtodd2293]

Ain’t no excuse!!

[@missbelled6700]

1:18 Method had the funniest throwaways in the show I think

[@KtotheG]

Like the torture skits on the Wu Tang albums

[@mynameisstilljafo4063]

Great scene. RIP Michael K Williams and Robert Chew.

[@sportsbettors6876]

Omar - fix this Joe ? Prop Joe - What's the Problem? Omar - Ran out of time Love this scene

[@nosihctadraner2475]

2:42 Me anytime my mom volunteers me to do a chore for somebody. 😂😂

[@runninone_6326]

🙏🏽😂💯

[@mijreed]

Omar was smart to get a receipt…proves he had the conversation with Joe

[@wecandobetter9821]

without doubt the best series ever

[@markvito746]

Shows fukkin mesmerizing. Own the complete series on DVD. I have HBOMAX and yet here I am.. watching scenes on you tube... 2022, baby. 21203

[@mwlewis679]

"Oh yeah, I know about that." -- Omar to Prop Joe -- Watkins to Royce

[@TheOlskool4ever]

The thing I love most about omar was his ability to separate his criminal activity from that of a normal everyday person. On one hand he comes into the shop to arrange a drug robbery but he leaves out as a customer who came for a clock repair. If you remember later in the series when he returned, Prop Joe not only repaired the clock but Omar PAID him for the job. 😂😂

[@CG-or1re]

impossible levels of charisma all around

[@timothyaldrich83]

I miss the wire and the sopranos so much!!

[@Zeus0886]

Joe- “Whats the problem?” Omar-“Ran out of time 🔫” 😂

[@litedawg]

RIP to the King

[@lunalea1250]

Oh my, Omar pulled out a 'cannon', that gun!🤣🤣

[@tmage23]

I'm pretty sure that's his "talking gun". Strictly for intimidation. When he actually has to shoot someone he tended to use more practical weapons.

[@lunalea1250]

@@tmage23 Great, glad we cleared that up!🤣🤣

[@missbelled6700]

@@tmage23 that's the "rippin' off Andre gun" lmfao

[@SilkyLew]

Imagine starring at the barrel of that fucking cannon.

[@maxten]

Omar with the clock, and gun seemed quite eager to use that pun "ran out of time". 😁

[@kyamlegend]

“What’s the problem with it”? Omar pulls out hand cannon: “Ran outta time!”😅

[@losouknoso22]

RIP Michael K Williams

[@BubblegumCrash332]

Prob Joe crawled out of his grave and fell right into another one

[@PopePlatinumBeats]

"We going at this all wrong.. you the one holding the high card.. you should speak yo mind"

[@T_Kirk_SR_Flawda_Boi]

It's hilarious to see Slim Charles going off on the door dude for getting knocked out

[@DrDangerNerd]

I always chuckle a little when I see someone pointing a Desert Eagle with one hand.

[@hankscorpion]

how about firing it sideways running backwards 🤣🤣🤣

[@gtbana55]

Season 1 Prop Joe to Omar - "You rob me i'll kill you" Season 4 Prop Joe to Omar - "See we coming at this all wrong. You the one with the high card"

[@defragsbin]

i think he even went further, "I'll kill your whole family" then walks off. However, he was arranging a meet between String and Omar while pretending he'd never met Omar, so he had to look like he was a hardass IIRC.

[@Indycarfanatic2024]

Tickle my fancy fat man might be the best line of the entire show

[@rokewhjr]

RIP MICHAEL K WILLIAMS and ROBERT CHEW AKA PROP JOE.

[@MattD-pi8pc]

"New Day Coop" "Yo, was there like a bar between the Coop?" "Yeah" "Co-op" Omar then finishes the rest of the conversation and refers to them as chickens with their eggs in 1 basket, like a coop

[@KSxGUAPO]

Slim berating the dude who was supposed to be lookout has me rolling every time. “You out here NAPPIN!!”

[@adamobrien9019]

The size of the desert eagle when Omar pulls it out always makes me laugh 😂😂 gun is huge! 😂 Love the very end here as well when Omar says “after I teach joe a thing or two about being devious”

[@anthonygerace332]

I would pay for an entire video of just Omar and Prop Joe tossing one--liners at each other.

[@dresosa9966]

Coop? What's a Coop?🤣

[@riosiding6359]

cooperation officer

[@riosiding6359]

snitch

[@dresosa9966]

Yes it can be that but that's not what they talking bout. He's telling Omar what the hotel sign says & its says New Day Co-op but he tells Omar New Day Coop & Omar says what's a coop before understanding dude mispronounced it.

[@leviathanmg]

@@dresosa9966 Speaks to Omar's intelligence that he knows what a co-op is and he correctly surmises that all these drug princes are dropping their coins into one big bag for them to snatch.

[@dresosa9966]

@@leviathanmg Agreed

[@colinmclaurin2673]

Rest In Peace Mr. Chew and Williams.

[@SS-fb7zd]

Crazy they both gone

[@tyrelljohnson6874]

Shit hit different when you staring at the end of a desert eagle barrel!

[@mugendough4508]

“Muy bueno, baby” Omar the ultimate badass

[@kingartison]

Yknow..casually pulling a damn desert Eagle out like that was not easy

[@nivlacebalesar3944]

This scene is ice cold.🧊 Omar didn't play.

[@strangebrew1231]

I always thought he meant "siesta papa" to mean they knocked him out but nope, dude is actually out there sleeping

[@TheLite0003]

Chef's kiss to this entire scene.

[@michaelmcfadden396]

Prop Joe was one of the finest actors I ever saw.

[@caymancurrell1597]

Michael K was special man RIP

[@SuperlunarNim]

What elevates Omar above the common criminal is that he bothers to bring props so he can make a pun when he sticks you up.

[@Anonymous-jl2bx]

Every time I see this scene. I probably would have peed a little. Man pulled a .50 cal out of no where 🤣🤣🤣

[@KRoc24]

4:01 Slim with that fake kick trying to scold the door muscle 😅

[@kawiman09]

Never get tired of seeing that😂

[@carcosa_swamp]

I love the end where you can see and hear Slim Charles in the background ripping into the guy who was sleeping 😂

[@jefferyjackson134]

R.I.P. Michael K. Williams.