Bel-Air | Will Confronts His Father for Leaving Him

[@_GT94_]

Nothing will ever beat will smith crying and saying “ how come he don’t want me” while falling into uncle Phil’s arms . To this day I still shed a tear watching that scene

[@ShesaGoddess91]

Yessssss🎉🎉

[@Rae_Naeee]

Facts 😢

[@omardeveraux1418]

That right there.....I remember it like it was yesterday. Very raw and emotional, I shed tears too.

[@jennifertorres3051]

Yes ! Same !!

[@EX3G4MING]

Dat right there? That’s “Emotional Damage”

[@krizwatcher]

"You the one that came looking for me!" "And if I hadn't, would you have shown up?" Armor-piercing question right there. Hitting right in the feels too.

[@tierrasanea9560]

That was a deep scene. 💯

[@mexreax4493]

you dont disrespect your father like that. just walk away

[@ykJvacano]

@@mexreax4493 did you watch the show? his father wasnt in his life, he barley had any memory of him, so please stfu

[@nomdeguerre247]

@@mexreax4493 "Father" is a verb.

[@realestsienna]

@@mexreax4493 bro what

[@greens294]

Marlon Wayans really delivered in this scene! His dramatic chops are no joke

[@SPEIGHTS78]

I thought so too.It's nice to FINALLY see him outside of the buffoonery roles

[@apgarbett]

@@SPEIGHTS78 yeah, he's done serious roles before like Requiem for a dream (still haunts me lol) and On the rocks. His acting has always been there!

[@otiskingjr6864]

Don't forget boogaloo from above the rim

[@ajcruzer92]

Nah

[@Reggieptv]

No PUN INTENDED

[@veemajor1721]

That original scene..that silence , those emotions, that empty house , that level of rawness could never be duplicated . Never !

[@lilcleanex8644]

Facts

[@thatonemovieguy-h4b]

Yet, here it was...successfully.

[@ishygonzo]

@@thatonemovieguy-h4b Nah

[@kaynine9]

@@thatonemovieguy-h4b not even close

[@mr.j410]

@@thatonemovieguy-h4b you weren't alive when the first one aired lol

[@TheDCism93]

I never understood why Marlon Wayans didn't take more dramatic roles. He's proved himself to be a serious actor with Requiem for a Dream.

[@ARuiz-eu3hk]

My guess is that he really want to do comedy because he loves it more.

[@youngsuit]

​@@ARuiz-eu3hkprobably more money tbh

[@jalennelson6008]

He auditions for many of them.

[@sp4cegrl27]

that movie was something serious

[@femiosusa510]

Even in "Above The Rim" he played a serious role towards the end.

[@rifqiadiono753]

You know you're getting older that marlon wayans is playing an old man

[@moblack5883]

I remember when he played Bugaloo on Above the Rim! Back in like 93 ish.

[@rifqiadiono753]

@@moblack5883 it was released on 1994 and yeah that was one of his first acting gig

[@blocc316]

Marlon doesn't even look old.. dude still looks to be in his early 30s

[@howardburks1597]

@@rifqiadiono753 was released so he played him in 93

[@garrettspencer3887]

Marlon is 49 years old

[@Councilmantate1]

Out of the Wayans family, Marlon can really deliver drama

[@ha4b635]

He's the most gifted of that family?

[@michaelwilson939]

Damon

[@kamikazeekobra7187]

@@michaelwilson939 damon can but hes super lazy .. at least wit marlon you know hes giving it his all

[@j-rschmoove]

Dude(Marlon) is very underrated.

[@pariahazul8653]

Not true. Kim

[@olabode85]

I always knew Marlon can act but I didn't know he could ACT ACT. WOW I felt that scene

[@jada8047]

That's because u only see him in comedy movies

[@milesaway2754]

@@jada8047 The 6th Man wasnt no comedy

[@ivangass7770]

For real he can act.

[@tommydub7785]

You’re late

[@taeshawnwilson6853]

And the sixth man

[@_PrinceJay]

I love marlons line he always says “you better take that base out your voice”

[@grodjigoli9509]

Sad.😢😢😢😢

[@grodjigoli9509]

Cruel.😢😢😢

[@grodjigoli9509]

Violent.😢😢😢😢😢

[@grodjigoli9509]

Very sad. 😢😢😢😢

[@grodjigoli9509]

Very cruel.😢😢😢😢😢

[@isiano10]

When Marlon said "Boy you don't know me!" Gave me instant flash backs of the Wayans bros, Will was set trippin! 😂

[@Jayesway]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheBlackKakashi]

Same tone 😂

[@DeeNice681]

‘He don’t know me, I’m crazy, I’m from Brookkyn boy’!

[@donnyouttheway4091]

SUUUUU 😂😂

[@teejthebrownbratt1725]

Coo coooooo!!!!

[@vitomcsween974]

John Witherspoon would be so proud of Marlon for his performance

[@2kdemiks816]

Real talk

[@amine9083]

John Witherspoon didn’t play Will’s dad, Ben Vereen did

[@lynetteminute]

Witherspoon played Marlon’s dad in the Wayans Brothers show. Dk why he’d specifically be proud though.

[@amine9083]

@@lynetteminute right I forgot about this… yeah still don’t get why

[@shaneestokes880]

@@lynetteminute why not? they were close and on Wayans Bros Marlon was known for his humor so seeing him do this scene playing a father is definitely different

[@fishharrison3739]

Man, this hits home to a lot of us men who’ve barely had a relationship with our fathers.

[@VictorPerez-hg2ed]

I agree with u on that one my friend.

[@nyshauncazy1515]

Definitely

[@nyshauncazy1515]

But at least it shows us that that is a reflection of them and not us we are better than that and will be better than that and we went through it emotional and personally going through all we went through but we gotta make a man outta of ourselves now for the future generation because the cycle ends with us ✊🏾

[@helderrodrigues2934]

Facts

[@quentindeaton7449]

Yep I mine has my number and still don't call or text

[@chrisyoung5549]

Both the original & this version of the scene between Will & Lou are awesome. In the original Will didnt kno the real truth bout Lou til he showed his tru colors of walkin out again. This one Will kno wassup wit his dad & he let Lou have it. Both scenes Lou didn’t take no accountability, & made excuses to not be a father

[@fro-zone2k]

At least in the original show it forced it's point, here it's a lot structured and not forced

[@jada8047]

I disagree, this shows Lou was trying to be a father but Will mom put more pressure on him to make more money because she was low key jealous of her sister bein with a rich husband

[@TheReal2KD]

@@jada8047 exactly

[@animevizion5004]

No this wasn’t awesome don’t compare the original to this this is no we’re near the original

[@ssplif5415]

@@animevizion5004 This show blows the original out of the water

[@philly2009ify]

I noticed that Lou was actually being honest with Will

[@Drea1239232]

He should’ve just said “ I made some poor decisions in the past that I’m not proud of. I’d like to re-establish our relationship and start over if you’re comfortable with that. “ he triggered Will CLEARLY!!!

[@Theoneandonlyearthhuman]

But marlon was telling the truth but i guess sometimes ita better to take an L than speak the truth for the sake of mending relationships

[@DJBlack909]

Things would have went better than it did.

[@JarellLavender89]

She kept him away from his pops

[@Xtreemo]

Basically a readaptation of the scene we all remember from Will crying on Phil's shoulders back in that epic episode where his father shows up. Awesome.

[@scarletspider955]

That scene gave all of us chills for years to come

[@orthodoxanthony7733]

I didn't like the scene. I didn't like the messages. It was more true to life, but not inspiring. It didn't - it just lacked some things. The original scene inspired more. I think that's it. The original scene shook people to their core and inspired more.

[@ChicagoBullrc]

This was nothing like the real show

[@Demaad]

It was a poor re-adaptation

[@NYRyder1983]

​@@Demaad not necessarily. This was basically given us the version that we didn't see in the original with Will Smith and Ben Vereen.

[@kadeembilal3047]

One thing you don’t do is insult a kids mom and blame others for the mistakes or any choices that are made.

[@mythoughtsindividual9463]

💯💯💯

[@Gildo02041986]

Even if it's about the truth?

[@PR1MALPR1ZMA]

But yet what marlon said was the truth though

[@DaForgottenGentleman]

This is what society does condition us to blame our fathers and defend our mothers even if they were wrong!

[@Gildo02041986]

@@PR1MALPR1ZMA I'm on the father's side on this version, personally I didn't think it was okay with the way Will talked to him, he didn't want to blame the mother he was just trying to explain to him that they both made mistakes but Will wasn't interested in understanding.

[@darrylepps4951]

Marlon still funny even when he serious 😂😂😂

[@Moneyg73]

- simple Simon

[@kennethrodriguez328]

I take him seriously..you dont

[@3912James]

Marlon can play serious roles. Eddie Murphy is the one who makes you laugh even when he plays serious roles.

[@TheLovesnowangel]

Lol yeah He did a great job at being serious, but I still wanted to laugh when he started going off.

[@heroic7774]

I was thinking the same

[@Theguyfromthethingabagool]

I really like that they didn’t even remotely try to replicate the original scene, just did their own thing and honestly I liked this, still don’t think anything’s gonna beat will smiths actual scene, like the dude literally wasn’t acting he straight up broke down and they were lucky enough to both stay and in character and be recording the whole thing

[@LGKids]

The new Will said more cuss words in that little minute than I have said in my whole life! The new version is still powerful, but the old version has that grit!

[@siftknife761]

this will seems more of a ghetto and ignorant version of the original. N i havent even seen the show yet

[@shaneestokes880]

Thank you, I was like he is disrespectful asf. All that cursing wasn't necessary, it was just annoying

[@bubbainc-k6u]

I mean that’s how kids are 🤷🏿‍♂️

[@bubbainc-k6u]

I mean his dad left him and his mom, why would he be respectful? Dude hasn’t earned that

[@fro-zone2k]

The original show's take on it was forced, this one is more fleshed-out & structured.

[@DedricSilva]

When I heard Bel Air was getting reboot and was gonna be a full on Drama and Darker, I wanted to see a recreation of the scene with Wills dad and boy was it worth it.

[@jada8047]

Sad part people complain about the characters an they forget its a reboot not a remake

[@fro-zone2k]

I'm glad that this episode avenged the original show's take on it.

[@greatestnitemare6626]

Trash compared to the OG

[@PickledFaces]

@@jada8047it’s trash

[@jada8047]

@@PickledFaces lol

[@amandafevrier5497]

Wow 😣😳 First time I see Marlon Wayans play a serious part drama in that role

[@TaQuanTQFord]

What about that Aretha Franklin movie

[@Eperdomo86]

you need to watch Requiem for a Dream, he's great in it

[@amandafevrier5497]

@@TaQuanTQFord yeah that's what I was thinking that role too

[@Marvilloso]

@@Eperdomo86 I gotta acknowledge Marlon's acting he can really can pull off a serious acting role

[@NYRyder1983]

Marlon is no stranger to drama. Above the Rim was one of his first dramatic work.

[@christiaanbothma]

At last, Will finally stands up to his father!

[@animegamergeek1427]

But is it reasonable? I haven't seen the show, but it seems he only knows the mother's side, which often the case in these situations

[@kg888]

Too bad he didn't slap his father.

[@animegamergeek1427]

@Robby Keene why not blame both then? It can't be only on him. Raising him alone doesn't absolve her of anything

[@willigagbob8243]

@@animegamergeek1427 Maybe not, but when you not there you can't complain about why no one sees your side. His side, his front, his back, all of it was no where to be see.

[@animegamergeek1427]

@@willigagbob8243 can't be all on him, tho. Maybe it's not solely his fault that he wasn't there. Doesn't mean that all she says is truth, either. It's easy to say anything when the other person's not there

[@jameswood3541]

Marlon really does a great job in this scene without a doubt.

[@BigFella117]

My father left my mom and I two years ago, so I know exactly how Will feels. If my old man ever came by and tried to talk to me again, I’d say the exact same thing

[@BigFella117]

@EZON TV sorry that happened to you buddy. The truth does hurt, but it doesn’t change how I feel about my father

[@elmtreecomics6036]

@EZON TV My parents divorced when I was two and since then, my dad was in and out of my life. He was even absent during my middle school years. But when I hit high school, we reconciled after 4 years of not seeing each other. So, in a way, I understand how Will feels.

[@thateseputdustinmyweed9714]

@EZON TV 😂😂😂

[@RB-Q]

I bet you would…until you get older and deal with somethings yourself…

[@BrotherlyLove12]

did he tell you why he left or you only got your mom side of the story

[@aaronnickey6119]

Powerful Performance by Marlon Wayons

[@Domz12]

I always believed that Marlon should have played more Dramas ever since I watched the Requiem for a Dream Movie he played in. Hope to see him get more roles outside of Comedy

[@bOmBAsTiK]

Yeah, that's his GIFT not comedy he ain't never REALLY been all that funny but he could've won Oscars if he hadn't chased the 💰with them low-bar comedies, but I get it

[@BlackAmerica1st]

@@bOmBAsTiK you know what those type cast is a real thing. When everybody wants you to be funny an they have the power guess what

[@cressapellom4205]

@@bOmBAsTiK you're crazy. He was hilarious on the Wayans bros.

[@Joe_Parmesan]

@@cressapellom4205 and Don't Be a Menace!

[@omarcogle1965]

@@cressapellom4205 If they had did a biopic of the dancer Alvin Ailey in the 90s, do you think Marlon would've been perfect for the role?

[@wyntonmohorn]

I seriously hope that The Television Academy has been watching Bel-Air. Because Jabari Banks & Marlon Wayans definitely both deserve Emmy Awards nominations.

[@jimramos2613]

I'm not going to lie I totally agreed 👈

[@colindowden2182]

No.

[@RyomenAyeni225]

@@colindowden2182 yes

[@bowserbrowser6559]

The bars low huh

[@RyomenAyeni225]

@@bowserbrowser6559 whatever hater

[@NeddyMontz]

A round of applause for Jabari Banks and Marlon Wayans 👏👏👏👏👏

[@timbailey20]

Way and giving those acting chops, the delivery was gold. The way a father would talk to his son he barley knows. the anger,resentment from will was spot on! Hope to see more of Jabari banks.

[@Knight93King]

This scene was so insane and intense and hit close to home

[@terrywilliams8815]

Marlon Wayne’s is underrated, he really can get real when acting

[@JBWDC3]

“But he made his choice…now he’s gonna be the one who has to live with the consequences, not me!” Famous last words of a total deadbeat father

[@nikkajay9823]

Like bro, Will's dad really said, "He's gonna have to live with the consequences - not me." 💀 You could have admitted to your child of your faults if you really wanted to make amends, not push the blame onto others. Will will do better without you - already has.

[@cj8803]

Yeah...I didn't like that line AT ALL. Like WHAT? Did he really say that?

[@xavierwilks2629]

He did. But that doesn't mean his Mom shouldn't share in the blame. Happens all the time but mothers get a pass.

[@knightmare5097]

@@xavierwilks2629 Aight, and who left the family again? Who took no responsibility? Who never apologized to their son? Lou did all of that. The mom may not be innocent, but that sure as hell doesn’t make the father better. Will should’ve gone harder on the man.

[@xavierwilks2629]

@knightmare5097 I never Said dad wasn't wrong. I'm saying Mom ain't Squeaky clean either!! Will Ambushed DAD KI KI-ING then snapping on him for telling him the TRUTH!! Right wrong or indifferent he told him THE TRUTH!! and here's some more truth....MOM SENT HIM TO HER SISTER CAUSE SHE DIDN'T WANT TO BE A PARENT EITHER!!!

[@knightmare5097]

@ I ask you this. When has Lou ever apologized in this scene, ever taken responsibility for his actions? Never, just deflection. Why are you trying to bring light the mother’s actions when we aren’t talking about the mother. We are talking about the terrible actions of the father.

[@LUNITUNZBackup]

Lou: "How come he don't want me, man?" *Lou and Uncle Phil embrace*

[@nealg2355]

💀

[@ambercrosland5602]

I still love the one with uncle Phil but this is what needed to be said by will to lou !

[@JSmoothSoul]

Not necessarily, a young person has no business or right to act and talk to a elder person in that manner especially his father. That's what wrong with this generation

[@mtizozomsindazwe2696]

@@JSmoothSoul You simply must respect elders just because it is right.

[@revertbutoffbrand7009]

@@JSmoothSoul Somebody can be your elder and still wrong, or still be undeserving of respect depending on their actions. Value in a person is not determined by their age.

[@woeentertainment6764]

@@JSmoothSoul Elders aren’t always right. Older folks can learn from younger kin. Just like younger kin can learn from older folks. If you’re a fool when you’re young and a fool when you’re old - then you don’t necessarily deserve respect because of your own foolishness.

[@lilymikey6966]

His acting seems way to forced

[@akaPsikoDark]

Is it me or aint nobody could've been a better Lou than Marlon???

[@mailktv228]

Yeah but it's what it it's

[@Mrwv]

Omari hardwick

[@ptolemeeselenion1542]

Will 2.0. at Daddy Marlon: " Keep. My. Auntie's name outta F%%%%NG *MOOUTH!!!!* "

[@DannyThaPlug]

“On my back bro”🤣🤣

[@DannyThaPlug]

@Mr.McQueen_the_66th 😭😭😭

[@VeeMcFly77]

😂😂

[@HoneyHoneyBaby]

Lol 😭

[@psyche5348]

Marlon is a brilliant actor. You can really see how talented he is when he acts in his more serious roles. I loved him in that Aretha movie. I hope he takes more serious roles.

[@clarity2115]

I wish he had more serious roles

[@adamatif288]

The intensity and silence of the scene was amazing.

[@theblackdagger4566]

Aight, i’ll admit. Comparin this scene and the original this one stands up on its own, I don’t watch the show because i figured it wasn’t for me but I’ve seen clips. People in it can act.

[@hoodiemar8309]

yeah i like how they ain’t try to recreate it and did it in their own way.

[@GangstaStan010]

@@hoodiemar8309 Facts. That's why Game Of Thrones tanked. They were play by plays, so when it was nothing to copy it showed how garbage the writers actually are. Lol

[@willigagbob8243]

Definitely appreciate that they wanted to give you this without it being the exact same.

[@LeonTheLegendary18]

That show was hype honestly, I didn’t expect the character Lou to be Marlon.

[@HalJordan0]

How does he expect Will to respect him when he can’t respect himself? That’s what I’ve always wondered every time I watch this scene

[@panapalous8071]

Will smith should’ve played the father. Allowing an actor of his caliber to play that role decades after being on the other end would’ve been full circle

[@vbandzproductions]

This was the serious first role I seen Marlon play

[@sergoldenhandthejust1495]

Well then you need to watch requiem for a dream ASAP

[@vbandzproductions]

@@sergoldenhandthejust1495 Got to! What it’s on?

[@d.i.g.i.t.a.l.9268]

Requiem!!

[@grantlewis5222]

What about the Respect movie?

[@mikewilson4364]

Is it me or is Marlon Wayans hilarious 😂 without even trying especially the part when he said you don't know me 😂😂

[@2kdemiks816]

nah

[@tonymontana8554]

@@2kdemiks816 ain't nobody ask your opinion

[@scottmiller920]

🤣🤣 fr

[@ThatHonestPerson]

I can’t take this serious😭😂 He doesn’t even look right playing this.

[@iancuspinera1160]

Marion made this scene his own. Will’s actor DELIVERED, but Marlon acted they way everyone expected him to. I’m glad that they keep the relationship the same between them, Will’s dad was close to fix things up, Will faced him like he should and dad got hurt and forgot about everything. This scene made Will a more mature man.

[@joelnicholsonjr.3877]

Marlon's iconic "You don't know me" had me weak 😂 I'm sorry Lol

[@pontiacGXPfan]

Marlon is legit the most talented out of the Wayans Brothers. I never thought he could do dramatic roles until I saw this

[@GangstaStan010]

It's Damon over here for the boy.

[@treasonabledoubt7251]

Check our Requiem for a Dream, he's incredible in it

[@Lillean]

Bro we’re tf is Shawn? And don’t forget Shawn role in scary movie lol

[@AphasicMute]

Acting range.. Yes its Marlon. But stand up will always be Damon.

[@MrMarmaduke09]

Whoa . Reminds me of me and my dad. This hit me right in the feels.

[@LouieTzepher]

same!

[@markeithhunt6321]

Whoa whoa whoa 🤩😳. Me and my mom This Hit me right in the feels Too.

[@ziggybeaglemusicismysoul5306]

I hope they don't cancel this show. I love it!

[@jada8047]

Just pray Will don't slap another person

[@Nxt1neup_gaming]

Fr🤣

[@marcus9434]

@@jada8047 🤣🤣

[@mistersmootharteest7045]

@@jada8047 LOL

[@arriibacon531]

@@jada8047 facts 😂

[@rubeng370]

I love that they did this scene way differently than the OG. Was shocked at how right they were about his dad being terrible. Especially to meet him 😳

[@flingymingy]

This is 10x worse than the OG.

[@rubeng370]

@@flingymingy someone's a Democrat 💙😅

[@McD5791]

1990's Belair - Will: "how come he don't want me...?" 2023 Belair - Will's dad: "how come he don't want me...?"

[@ryuray1677]

I knew him from Requiem for a dream prior to his comedy movies and that movie still haunts me till date so yeah Marlon can deliver the heartfelt emotionally distraught scenes..

[@trayweathersby7490]

Imagine if Will had said this on the original show... Glad they let em snap honestly. It needed to be said

[@jada8047]

Kids can't accept their mom is low key a gold Digger when they been in they life..

[@killianmccluff36]

Nah Will never would’ve spoke like this

[@trayweathersby7490]

@@killianmccluff36 that's why I said "imagine if Will had said this"

[@anwarevans8121]

@@jada8047 nah she wasn’t

[@RB-Q]

@@jada8047 or just full of s@&$…

[@ShadowBoxerKid]

This was an amazing and motivational series!! This scene was emotional and hit different,got me thinking where Will goes from here after the ending,so excited for Season 2!!!! Much Love To The Cast Of Bell-Air!!!!

[@tomasuriel4209]

This month its time to the second season!! I have ansiety man

[@chinazaconfidence3365]

@@tomasuriel4209 can I watch it here on KZbin?

[@chinazaconfidence3365]

I can't find it on KZbin

[@tomasuriel4209]

@@chinazaconfidence3365 Isn't in KZbin man, should be on Paramount or Peacock but i didn't find the 2nd season yet

[@chinazaconfidence3365]

@@tomasuriel4209 okay

[@eyoelakalewold948]

When I heard about this movies I knew Marlon Wayans was a part of the movie and when I saw he was the dad I was like WOW.

[@sergoldenhandthejust1495]

Not a movie

[@royaltyblessed2454]

It's a TV series

[@TheBlackKakashi]

The switch up at 1:21 was amazing

[@Officialjaypl]

The way he called him a B.A.N.😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@diobrando1488]

Yooooo fr the tone and intensity behind it...mandatory fade

[@themessenger4008]

The real uncle Phil would've not tolerated that kinda language he was trying to educate will

[@jccarjar9338]

The scene is great but it’s crazy the original had more impact without the cursing 🤔

[@ratedr7845]

Nah

[@jccarjar9338]

@@ratedr7845 to each there own

[@redscorpion9325]

@@ratedr7845 The old one definitely had more Impact

[@fro-zone2k]

The old one was emotionally manipulated.

[@18brandon92]

The first was better written. The cursing was overdone and made Will look immature. In the original, Will pretended he understood and then broke down because he deep down wanted his father in his life. MUCH better writing and it’s not even close.

[@Queenfattfatt]

Both acted tf outta this scene both deserve an Emmy‼️‼️🔥🔥💪🏽😭🥺

[@joelnicholsonjr.3877]

I'm sorry but Marlon's "You don't know me" line had me weak 😂😂😂 That line "You don't know me" in the Wayan bros was always hilarious to me because he would chant it, but never actually bust a move

[@pagliaccinodlemantra]

Marlon Wayans is such an underrated actor.

[@jeremyjemison7351]

Moms will paint a terrible picture about his father's because of the bitterness they have for them it's a sad story not every dad that's not in their kids life are deadbeat or bad fathers

[@seeker995]

But in this case he chose to leave his son too!!!

[@RichardGrayson14]

That's true that definitely happens but I don't think that's the case here

[@EddyUsagi]

@@seeker995 this universe he didn’t choose to leave, he was pressured to hustle more because uncle phill gotten rich. Wills mother was jealous and expected more out of him and went to prison.

[@Introvertsan]

Most times the men choose to leave who are trash fathers no one forced them to most have no interest stop making excuses for them

[@PrincePetti]

His mother wanted him to make more money so he went and assaulted and robbed a man. Now people are blaming the woman for the man, who has free will, assaulting another man.

[@basialvarez6574]

Marlon Wayans ain't joking around in comedy on this show

[@jimramos2613]

Marlon Wayans deserve Oscar awards for the best performers Will Dad in Bel-Air series 👈🙏👍

[@mj5885]

I’ve never seen Marlon so serious before 😂

[@ryanbuie-jones177]

Marlon Wayans is hilarious when he got emotional😂💀because I’m so used to him playing comedy goofy acting roles

[@RiveBassCovers]

As good as Marlon is in this role, it would've been cool to see Will Smith himself play Lou

[@freshboimusik313]

The acting from both of them were phenomenal 👏 🔥

[@KaiMcCall11]

Was*

[@MikeMicable]

Man.... kudos to Marlon's acting man. I didn't know he could become a serious actor like that. He should've ditched comedy and done this a long time ago. The guy is talented.

[@OfficialLoudSoundz]

bruh im 22 and im realizing how important it is to have ur pops around. i never really cared that my dad left wen i was 2. but now i wish he stuck around to teach me certain things. but its aight, ill learn. and so will others.

[@aleenayoung7856]

I never experienced nothing like this but this scene right here touched my soul

[@nevermind654]

That escalated quickly.

[@AndreVasque-s6v]

I think the uncle Phil version was better

[@DedricSilva]

Same, but I still love this

[@whitney1959]

Yeah me to

[@chayo4537]

Always 🕊 🙏

[@AlonzoFuryofficial]

It’s not about what’s better. This was an excellent alternate version 💯

[@romarisrogers8005]

Imagine if the og dad of will went off like marlon?

[@SupermanHopkins]

Will Smith and Uncle Phil deserved an Oscar for that one scene, and I know the Oscars are only for movies.

[@anonymousman5573]

The way he said "take that bass out your voice" instantly reminded me of his character in "Marlon"

[@MichaelChill]

Cursing does not make the scene more impactful, I wanted to laugh so much😂😂

[@nickb6425]

ON MY BACK BRO!!

[@RoyalFurryFist]

Lou may have been irresponsible but his explanation on what happened between him and Will's mother does happen in real life relationships nowadays. Money do be ruining relationships tho. Not fair for a woman becoming a nagging drill sergeant demanding her man to make more money because someone else is doing better. Especially when she was cool with it before the envy. That is the only angle that I agree with Lou on.

[@karaokekingskingdom]

Will also went off on him emotionally...absent or not, you don't disrespect your elders like that. He should've got clapped regardless just for that. The outbust when he left in the first was far more realistic...

[@JSmoothSoul]

@@karaokekingskingdom this is also realistic but a true representation of how wrong today's kids are

[@willigagbob8243]

It definitely makes you feel more sympathetic for him than the original, but he still has to face how he made Will suffer because of it all. I really like that.

[@layalal-kadri9370]

@@karaokekingskingdom Uh no. Elders only deserve respect when they actually deserve it. Absent or not.

[@fro-zone2k]

@@layalal-kadri9370Amen

[@loreaigaprime9096]

Lawd the way this scene isn't talked enough about. The moment he corrected himself to say "Phil started getting rich" I knew what was up in him and Will's mom relationship.

[@Theoneandonlyearthhuman]

Wills mom was a jealous narscaist

[@PickledFaces]

The emotional roller coaster the original scene takes you on is what makes it such a gripping mind blowing and memorable thing to watch.

[@Samone818]

I love when Marlon plays serious roles. 😩 this show is everything!

[@SheydokGear]

This incredible show better have a second season.

[@malfaroangel3896]

Season 1 and 2 were made at the same time

[@jkang9905]

i'm not gonna lie, I was skeptical about this show right up until this scene that just popped up on my YT timeline...... this scene was for real.

[@marcusj95]

That Act is real emotional, strong, and raw-powerful

[@shisuiuchiha9433]

Marlon Wayans👏👏 ... hats off to you my brother... that's some brilliant acting 🎬

[@katouchiha1717]

Everything he said in this I felt in my heart.

[@saxyrep1]

Never really was interested in "drama fresh prince" but that scene sold me on it FR.

[@matpaixao]

It's great to see Marlon Wayans in a drama again, the last time I saw him in a project like this was in Requiem for a Dream

[@lunarmemo]

I really hope that they do things different with the father's storyline. Technically speaking, we are only getting one point of view of the events; the mother's. It would be interesting to see if the father's character was wrongly perceived.

[@Joela393]

no way you’re sympathizing with the father

[@lunarmemo]

@@Joela393 No ma'am. I am not sympathizing with the father, nor am I throwing him to the wind. I would like to see if they do something different with the storyline and show a different point of view of the events.

[@mykealnorth9058]

Im a child of divorce. And I have to say, one of the best things I could’ve done was ask my father HIS side of the story when I was 18. My fathers name was dragged through the mud my entire life and something about it never quite sat right or made sense to me. So when I asked him his side of the story, he explained himself, with no malice, no insults or disrespect to my mom, KNOWING ALL the stuff she said about him my entire life. And he allowed me to piece things together on my own. I already loved and respected him, but it went to a whole new level after that. I still loved and respected my mother, but I did have a bit of resentment towards her for telling the side of the story that made always her the victim, because surprise surprise, my worst relationship, was with a woman who did that very same thing and my mom knew IMMEDIATELY that’s who she was. So it was all pretty cyclical.

[@JSmoothSoul]

@@mykealnorth9058 sounds like your mom could have been a narcissist.

[@dariuswilliams7509]

@@mykealnorth9058 Preach🙏🏾

[@Ruben-GG]

I like this version, really dramatises the whole scene. But I also like the original slow build up to Will's realisation and subsequent rage that his father was always a chump. Which is punctuated by the aggressively warm embrace he shares with Uncle Phil.

[@greatestnitemare6626]

This version is awful

[@ShadowHoodKnight]

Didn't think I'd see the day where a reboot was amazing

[@keydenedward2612]

everyone’s saying the original was better, of course, but this is still good. this is the first scene i’ve watched from this iteration now i’m intrigued

[@j.b.3428]

On the original Fresh Prince a Bel-Air Will Smith and his father Lou could have went off on each other like that just like the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air of the now

[@derricknichols5787]

With him getting out all his anger out on his father, is he going to ask his mother questions? And what does he wanna be called then??

[@TSPOWELL89]

Never thought we'd see Marlon in a drama series

[@LovenArtiste]

Marlon Wayans ironically turns into Will Smith at 3:07 haha

[@MrEazyze]

Marlon can absolutely act!!! I suggest for everyone to watch requiem for a dream. Maybe marlons best drama acting chops