The Pursuit Of Happyness: Job interview

[@MyCofeeTime]

I like the receptionist, all professional, bringing in a totally underdressed candidate and still, smiling at him giving him some confidence. Love her.

[@matthewdietz653]

this was a movie.

[@noxious89123]

@@matthewdietz653 this was a KZbin comment

[@josepaul2212]

True..

[@iggystardust9236]

@@cookslooking10 I know noxious89122’s son! Noxious44561! One hell of a guy. Could whip up one hell of a latte as well.

[@GeorgeTropicana]

Cringe

[@jinhunterslay1638]

The "nice pants" line is actually secretly genius because 1. Memorable and funny (standing out among the applicants is crucial) 2. It shows his ability to think outside the box instead of focusing on the problem (the shirt)

[@cameronschiff132]

and of course, suggests the problem doesn't make him unhirable without trying to justify the problem

[@jinhunterslay1638]

@@cameronschiff132 exactly...emphasizing strengths over flaws (the classic "What are your weaknesses" problem)

[@a1mtarabichi]

I"m not trying to sound condescending but there's nothing inconspicuous or secret about that...infact it's a common sales tactic that's so cliche and overused I learned it waiting tables for 10 years haha. And since i'm on the topic of pomposity it's a bit presumptuous & condescending of you to literally explain the obvious...it's rather insulting tbh. Maybe it's just me. *shrug*

[@jinhunterslay1638]

@@a1mtarabichi Accusing someone for being condescending and then claiming you yourself aren't being condescending....I can see why you spent 10 years as a waiter and never got anywhere with your life

[@vibranium1581]

its called 'Melanin' brotha

[@SpacedDuck11]

Smith really nailed this role. No matter what if this movie is on I always find myself watching it from whatever point I find it to the end.

[@eggmcmuffin2433]

Ahhh i remember cable

[@Pariatical]

Of course smith nailed this role. He's black in america. Ya he's got it good, he got lucky and put in a lot of work. But the struggle of how you must act in this country to get ahead, especcially a black man, he has always connected with the people on that level. He understands this role and nails it well cause I bet he's not acting any different than a normal black man would to get any job. I'd like to see trump try and nail the role and be believable, lols, he'd have no clue how to method that.

[@Daemon1995_]

will smith at its finest whenever he plays roles like this

[@troilo1000]

@@Pariatical he’s also an actor...trump isn’t, so...he probably wouldn’t be believable in any role 🥴

[@Platipus23]

Can you name a movie he hasn't nailed? Totally serious question as I can't seem to think of one myself.

[@jojeth_1235]

what a nice guy. I hope he doesn't slap someone in the future.

[@nerd4dayz967]

Lol

[@luisfelipedasilvaferreira3333]

Not gonna happen, not even for a joke

[@leyendabrutal4456]

Will Smith Slapped him not the Chris Gardner Character lol

[@nicholas6471]

bro this video was 1 year ago why people comparing him to who he was, he was and is a great actor

[@ninjasnipe]

@@nicholas6471 he was a good actor huh? ever since the slappening

[@neospindrift]

“He must have had on some really nice pants…” A legendary answer

[@oratank]

he said if he don't know the answer he will said he don't know but he just answer will bullshit without said he don't know first.they just caught a liar lol

[@repel2288]

@@oratank he asked what would he say

[@AthenaGate]

This is how everyone's grandparents got a job.

[@neospindrift]

@@oratank Did you even watch the movie? Dude why would he say he doesn't know if he knows the answer?

[@oratank]

@@neospindrift ​i didn't watch it but from what you said that mean the old man did hired the guy with no shirt because he has a nice pants?

[@killagaucho]

“He must have had on some really nice pants” best line ever

[@HSP12445]

perspective :)

[@john_mckinney]

*Had ON

[@broxxad]

yeah that changed the mood of the interview completely.

[@topgrain]

There's a lot of them on KZbin.

[@john_mckinney]

@@broxxad If he just had some nice pants but they were at home in his closet it wouldn’t have made any difference

[@rtgyhurftgyhuj]

“I’m the type of person that if I don’t know something I will say I don’t know” I’ve said those exact words a handful of times and hearing that brought chills to my spine

[@ryans6280]

Engineering in a nutshell... At least for me 🤷

[@Blake-ub4ts]

You just put the frozen bag of fries in the hot boiling grease and then pull them up when their golden brown. It’s not really all that complicated. It should only take about 4-5 minutes total. Don’t forget to preheat the grease at 400 degrees for a couple of minutes first. Now you know

[@Gameboy-Unboxings]

​@@Blake-ub4ts😆

[@4101gems]

People who fear the unknown don't learn about it.

[@cripwalk1212]

Pretty sure that's a common saying, but I'll assume you didn't get it from others.

[@BDAILEY702]

I used that line yesterday of “I don’t know the answer I will find it” in my interview yesterday. I got the acceptance letter today! I literally watched this scene before my virtual interview. And they told me I was the FIRST person to ever dress up in a virtual interview! I needed this for inspiration

[@toddhumphrey2933]

Congratulations B.Dailey! I'm right with you on that line in an interview. I Absolutely love my career that has followed. I Thank the lord everyday for looking out..

[@Gameboy-Unboxings]

Bet that was cringey.

[@corkedfever]

@@Gameboy-Unboxings bet you're unemployed

[@AkumuNyaaaa]

​@@Gameboy-UnboxingsYour not funny and rude to say that

[@jackteckers3654]

@@Gameboy-Unboxingsgameboy unboxings💀💀

[@Budz-fc6es]

Saddest part of this movie is when he tells an imaginative story to keep him and his son’s mind off the fact they’re sleeping in a subway restroom.

[@elmoblatch9787]

"his" and his son's mind..."

[@adamdymke8004]

I felt split on that. One hand it is sad that his son was suffering for his ambitions, on the other hand quitting his job is what put them in those circumstance. The Pursuit of Happiness shows why it is so hard to break out of poverty in America. Without a a financial cushion WS plan was insanely risky.

[@ronanmacgabhann347]

@@elmoblatch9787 you buried him elmo, absolutely buried him!

[@Vann_Scale_Modeling]

@@elmoblatch9787 oh, sorry friend, but it looks as though you've misspelled your entire sentence. I believe the proper phrase you were seeking is, "I'm an asshole who makes useless comments on others' grammar, adding nothing of note to the months-old comment left on a decades-old film clip." That being said, this film is beautiful and fulfills the role of a feel-good, "anything is possible in America" story far better than its predecessors.

[@platinumpineapple9943]

Why was there no salary?

[@hrgirl26]

Can we give some credit to the old guy who didn't just throw him out but asked questions like "have you ever seen him dressed like this?" I work in HR and I have seen so many people who just make snap judgments and don't even give people the chance to explain! Bravo!

[@Diabetic_Chicken69]

I know this is just a movie, but maybe that's what separates a successful company from an unsuccessful one? If they are looking for subjective qualities then they will surely find them lol.

[@LimzMedia]

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[@warren1663]

yes, definitely. its an old worn out saying "don't judge a book by its cover", but it is some foundational wisdom. i can't tell you how many times i've been browsing Twitch and i judged them prematurely. however when i stuck around and gave them a chance, i discovered some really amazing and talented people. then again... the opposite has happened as well, i stuck around, and discovered there were some qualities about that person, that really put me off. and then sometimes you may even realize you were right about them from the beginning. lol i think some of the best advice you can ever give a person, and sometimes difficult to teach, is to be slow in judgement. i imagine with HR, you must learn this well.

[@blackriflesmatter7683]

This is a big reason why so many companies are so poorly managed. Managers don't know how to be human anymore.

[@rogeryoung9934]

I used his line about finding out the answer during a job interview, nailed it. It works.

[@elmerfiguesmokes9379]

whats the line

[@erwinschrodinger2320]

@@elmerfiguesmokes9379 “I’m the type of person, if you ask me a question and I don’t know the answer then I will tell you I don’t know. But I bet you, I know how to find the answer”

[@keller109]

If someone said something like this while I was interviewing them, I'd definitely view it as a strong statement. 1) It shows that you aren't afraid to admit that you're wrong or that you "don't know." You don't know how difficult it is for most people to do that. It shows that you possess humility and self-awareness. 2) Knowing a bunch of answers doesn't prove much. With enough experience or training anyone can "know" a lot about something. But experience and training can't teach you to be a CRITICAL THINKER. The smartest person in the room isn't the one who knows everything; it's the person who knows how solve. People who are excellent critical thinkers create solutions to problems (and often in an efficient way). They are major assets in just about every situation in life, especially jobs. As a bonus... they are usually easy to train since critical thinkers are never incompetent morons.

[@sharonsolana]

@@keller109 Very helpful comment, thank you!

[@Hypocrite420]

I did the same. Interviewers didn't know English 😭

[@chrisprol32]

Its a real slap in the face that this didn't win an Oscar

[@animalmasti4991]

😂😂

[@chrisprol32]

@@DhrubajyotiRaja01 you missed the joke. This is a will Smith movie

[@DhrubajyotiRaja01]

@@chrisprol32 LOL

[@drkushraghav]

😂I got it 👍

[@martinkuliza]

Keep his not winning the oscar out of your fucking mouth :P

[@dennistucker1153]

This movie was so difficult to watch and one of the most satisfying in the end. I love the movie. Will Smith presented very well.

[@Dobiegal]

It was brilliantly directed. You feel all the stress and tension especially the scenes where things went horribly wrong, like the IRS emptying his bank account. Sleeping in the subway restroom

[@Dobiegal]

@MUFC I hate to burst your bubble, but they have been trying to incorporate soccer as a replacement to football and baseball and basketball 4 over 30 years actually over 45. I remember some guy named Pele came to Dallas in the mid-1970s and all the soy boys and all the woke people back then do made this big deal about him but it just never caught on. Soccer sucks it's stupid and boring. Football baseball basketball Motorcar Sports and Rodeo Honda sport of The Americans

[@yohaanmogal4136]

Which movie is this?? Pls tell me

[@Dobiegal]

@@yohaanmogal4136 The Pursuit Of Happyness

[@rudeelephant1390]

@@yohaanmogal4136 read the title of the video..sheesh

[@alexgaucher7058]

I made 55 application to enter in Paramedic school.... took me 5 year of working in mcdonalds and gas station but i knew what i wanted to do. Last year i got accepted.... and now im rocking a 94 % average in all classes (i miss sleeping tho XD). No matter how much try you make, you only need 1 to win. Dont give up!

[@TheEko42]

thanks for the motivation bro, keep going 💪🏼👍

[@bm373]

You'll make it, someone that knows the struggle will appreciate that opportunity more than anyone else. Went to school for xray and didnt sleep a single Tuesday each semester because exams were on Wednesday. Never give up.

[@Smearrrrrrgle]

Love it man thank you

[@shannonp4037]

Keep working it. I just want to throw this out there in case readers are looking for a decent job with low schooling for a good salary. Radiation Therapist or an Ultrasound Tech. Both have a median pay after a few years of $70-80,000++. Entry can be an internship in some places, a certificate program in some places or an associates from a community college at the maximum. First year pay is greater (nearly double) than a 2 year degree cost at a CC. Minimal to no student loan debt.

[@bm373]

@@shannonp4037 xray tech here, let people known it takes 5 years school minumum with an unpaid intership in some states. Trade school will cost about 40 to 60 thousand for 2 years of school.

[@evanmostowa7277]

Being a father from a young age this movie honestly hits sooooooo hard.. I'm not ashamed to admit that I have cried watching this movie every time.. such a beautiful movie

[@Cell13Official]

Me too man brings tears to my eyes everytime

[@JayZeeeeeeee]

gay

[@thalmoragent9344]

@@JayZeeeeeeee *No U*

[@curadhanpowell5007]

When they have to sleep in the subway bathroom and the homeless person is trying to get in there and he’s holding his son sleeping while keeping the door closed with his foot…. I mean come on.

[@JayZeeeeeeee]

@@thalmoragent9344 I wish I was gay, then I could enjoy this. But it wasn't meant to be

[@PhantoRoyce]

I used to watch this movie all the time with my dad. I didn’t realize that he saw himself in this movie. A man struggling to provide a life for his son in a world where it’s tough. I miss my father everyday and this movie reminds me of him so much

[@MasterControl-MCP]

He is with you my friend, and he loves you everyday.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

This film was so inspirational, truly one of Will Smith's best roles hands down

[@UnknownAndNocturne]

oh its you. yeah, his role in this film is underrated, one of the best he's ever played.

[@MightyMan_.]

I swear in almost every single video I manage to run into you

[@alimusaraza3468]

Ayea

[@Seyid0Riza]

The best role was in Wild Wild West as Jim West

[@omarrkoroma5570]

Just Some Guy without a Mustache 2 days ago This film was so inspirational, truly one of Will Smith's best roles hands down

[@Live-Life-Freely]

I once quit my great paying job and drove cross-country to hand-deliver my resume for a job I really wanted. I was scheduled for an interview with a panel of 7 executives within two days. One of the many questions they asked me was, "how would you feel if you didn't get the job". I said, "I'd be fine because I know I did everything in my power to get it so I don't have an excuse that I didn't try hard enough". One of the last questioned they asked me was, "where do you see yourself in 5-years", I said, "celebrating the 5-year anniversary of you asking me that question", they all laughed. Yes, I did get the job. Edit# Most likely any question you have, I've already answered. Just read through the replies.

[@marcosjuarez1490]

I have a question, how did you fit in a panel of 7 plus yourself with those huge balls you have?

[@Machaveli4]

Awesome story man! Cheers.

[@staticbreakup]

You're a fellow Mitch Hedberg fan I see. Kudos on your work!

[@Live-Life-Freely]

@@staticbreakup Nice! I'm glad you recognized that. I didn't want to go into detail where I got it from but I actually used it and the faces they made were priceless but we all had a good laugh.

I remember when that never happened

[@asandakhathi]

The desperation on his face is raw and that makes me respect him as an actor. He wasn't Will Smith here, he was Chris Gardner

[@wendelsbruckenheimer4470]

Nobody cares what or who you respect as an actor. Nobody knows who you are.

[@SmoothJK]

@@wendelsbruckenheimer4470 nobody cares that you think nobody cares

[@Controllerbreaker]

Nobody cares what you think

[@wendelsbruckenheimer4470]

@@SmoothJK Exactly. Nobody cares that you know that nobody cares that I know nobody cares what op thinks, either.

[@wendelsbruckenheimer4470]

@Ifeadi Ofokansi I’m not “bruh”. You’re clearly 15.

[@macbeasty]

His story didn't demonstrate earnestness, diligence, or team playing...but it did demonstrate honesty and resilience.

[@philipthecow]

Honesty is not a good trait for a stock broker though.

[@TheUnknownhumangirl]

I remember really nailing it in my interview on my first job. When I was interviewed, the Head Supervisor asked me what I've been doing for 5months before this interview and I told him truthfully that I applied to more than 12+ companies and there was no callback since. When asked "why should we hire you despite it all?" And I responded, "Because I keep on trying. I wouldn't be here if I didn't try." After all that, I was hired right then and there. It was a very memorable interview for me and it is something I will never forget in my career. 😊 Keep going 👍

[@HybridSpektar]

Must've had on some really nice pants

[@nubbiewubbie7285]

Only 12+? Those are rookie numbers. Some people pull those number in a morning.

[@HamzaKhan-nk3jr]

@@nubbiewubbie7285 maybe it was back when applications weren’t all virtual? They did say it was for their first job

[@DarkGT]

@@nubbiewubbie7285 Yeah in real life is like 200+ and you look bad if you didn't get a job after 200 applications.

[@robertmccully2792]

12 companies in 5 months?

[@Be1smaht]

For some people, this is just a movie. Entertainment. But For many people. THIS IS THEIR LIFE. Remember that.

[@ogx4185]

@@RazaXML u mad?

[@emmanuelpaleyan3405]

@@ogx4185 yes he is

[@ZOE_NtombiYaseMancwabeni]

@@ogx4185 he is 🤣🤣🤣

[@MegaReservist]

Naw, most people just do the complaining part and none of the work that Chris did.

[@brianrodriguez6897]

calm down there skipper

[@RockstarFlipper]

One of my favorite motivation movies and stories of the FACTS OF LIFE. Noones gonna do it for you, you gotta get out there and do it yourself, start to finish

[@RockstarFlipper]

@Gage Valero always someone

[@1ondon272]

@@RockstarFlipper Always what someone pointing out facts? what an asshole right?

[@MaxMckayful]

As a baby child, did you feed yourself? Every human on the planet has had someone do some things for them.

[@chameleonh]

@@MaxMckayful yeah, this movie is more like the failing to tax rich corporations to provide even the most basic safety net for unlucky people :/

[@Astral-Projector2389]

Correct, the world isn't gonna meet you halfway.

[@Mr.Z935]

You ROCKED that interview CHRIS!!!

[@Russianboyz95]

LMAO

[@winesoup6907]

Well played...well played!!

[@mistersmootharteest7045]

Nice one.

[@Plutomaniaa]

nice one

[@MANiSH_B777]

Thats a good one.

[@Epicus5]

The bathroom scene is still my favorite of the whole. Surreal.

[@AS-fu1kd]

That scene fucks me up

[@SkyHammackDrones]

It destroys me everytime.

[@Maddy-ht8pg]

I've cried multiple times seeing that !

[@karusl.3752]

Especially as this scene doesn‘t have any special effects, no great lyrics, no intense music. Just a man in a bathroom and a desperate face expression.

[@ishworshrestha3559]

Tws

[@Frikcha]

the fact this was one of my dad's favourite movies really spoke to how much he cared about being a good honest man/father

[@calmnow9474]

My dads favourite movie is There will be blood RIP

[@Frikcha]

@@calmnow9474 oh god hahaha

[@Frikcha]

@@calmnow9474 funny enough my dad liked paul dano as an actor a fair bit

[@zig1792]

how many dads?

[@kathrynp3483]

My Mum raised me as a single mother and fought for us relentlessly. We were each other's rock and gave each other strength. This movie only makes me think of one person and that's my warrior of a mother. Bathroom scene kills me cos I recall a similar experience but in our home.

[@jonmarsh7914]

At least you have a mother that cares for you.

[@PakuZero]

@@jonmarsh7914 What does that mean? That you are in a worse position than them, or that they should always find something to be grateful for, no matter how awful their conditions until they die from them?

[@jacksonwilliamsoconnor6798]

Hi it’s nice meeting you here how are you doing?

[@ledfloyd9035]

Guys this scene really isn't a joke. Charisma can get you VERY FAR! it doesn't matter if you're an "introvert" charisma is a skill that can be learned just like excel!

[@decentparks3597]

If only interviews actually went like this

[@lookatyourpastside4714]

They could be if you walked in without a shirt on 😂

[@burtonl7239]

@@lookatyourpastside4714 Nah, folks need to stop copying and start being original. They need to walk in to their interviews without their pants on.

[@lookatyourpastside4714]

@@burtonl7239 😂😂😂😂

[@justinwalker2460]

Mines have it depends on your state of desperation

[@decentparks3597]

@@justinwalker2460 I don’t know what jobs you are applying to bud but I am talking accounting jobs as I have a bachelors. The position will smith is applying for seems to be a job that probably requires a bachelors degree today

[@Mq6vL9Bu]

Great scene. Chris Gardner demonstrated several things in this interview: honesty, humility, a personable nature, sense of humor, ability to think on his feet, and some measure of intelligence. These are all universal qualities that point someone toward success.

[@jlbf0786]

You know why he stood out and his true intelligence shined? Honesty... pure honesty

[@wendelsbruckenheimer4470]

Oh wow such a bold comment, so intriguing, very profound. Lol shut up.

[@albertgaspar627]

not far off. i'm retired, but we used to love hiring folks like this. walking encyclopedias are great until their knowledge is obsolete--its the person who constantly learns that helps the company. the hire who is seeing what the company can do to make his resume look good? she thinks she's hiding it, but we all know. My boss hated hearing "I don't know" but what saved my own ass was he knew I was going to find out--right now. I can't tell you how many times i ask a question at a company i'm shopping at, the employee has no answer...and isn't interested in going to find out. Do they really think no one will ever ask that question again? I always found the answer when i was the employee asked, as much to help the customer as it was to become the smartest dude in the room (not being arrogant, I just get accused of it, even yesterday :) Not everyone is smart, but everyone CAN be knowledgeable and that can get you halfway to solutions).

[@sopee5101]

hey we have the same profile picture but im an S!

[@alwaysdisputin9930]

It didn't seem honest when claimed he would always be able to find out the answers to his boss's questions.

[@DxPxOfficial]

This story tells us that if you work hard enough one day success will just come quick and unexpectedly like a *slap in the face*

[@jokerryt2503]

Hilarious

[@coloneldignos6792]

"I'm the type of person... if you as me a question and I don't know the answer, I'm gonna tell you that I don't know... This made me pass a lot of job interviews tbh.

[@ramkumarm9043]

Because they don't know the difference between as and ask

[@GlitchManOmega]

Funnily enough, I interviewed with a company two years ago for a service technician role, and their whole attitude towards "owning up when you don't know an answer but striving to find one" was reversed. They would rather me have BS'd things to customers instead of doing the more honorable thing. I'm glad I didn't get that job.

[@coloneldignos6792]

@@GlitchManOmega but when you don't show up for work just for one day and gave them the best BS'd reason, they'd fire you for lying.

[@xFlared]

A lot of people have too much pride to say "I don't know" and start making shit up which becomes apparent. I notice this at work too much. 99% of time when a person doesn't know how to do a specific function they will never ask anyone what it is or how to do it because it puts them in an inferior position and compromises their status. There is courage in saying "I don't know" and "please show me".

[@dogperson432]

So all y'all just plagiarized this movie dialogue to get jobs?

[@winterspirit3734]

When he walked outside at the end & just crying of joy pursuing the happiness clapping his hands. I was so glad relieved & happy. 1 of best performance by Will Smith. No doubt

[@lorenaaranda1187]

This scene is brilliant. I love the way he engages the interviewers and his honesty about why he showed up like that. You can definetly learn a lot from this job interview.

[@wendelsbruckenheimer4470]

Please enlighten us about what we can learn from this interview

[@dreadiejaquan9240]

@@wendelsbruckenheimer4470 You know how it is.. People use their feelings before thinking

[@seanrojas]

1:03 "what were you doing before you were arrested?" Chris: "Keeping my wife's name out of other people's mouths."

[@bruhman5722]

🤣🤣🤣

[@andrewwabik5125]

God damn right

[@vshl360]

Getting rejection back to back don't know why ,this movie reminds me that never ever give up & I'll back when I got selected ,See you soon

[@slartibartfast4863]

I almost never bother to comment or reply to anything. But just this once. I hope it brings you good luck! The best of luck!

[@2424spike]

Look forward to the update

[@stefanvandersandt3956]

Hey man! I was working an awesome job for about 2 years. Was hired even before graduation. But, end of last year I started yearning to work overseas. So I started applying for any place across the ocean that fits my particular field. Big companies and even small companies. I was rejected a total of 32 times over 2 months, and this is me with a very powerful resume, showreel and 2 years experience at the most prestigious company in this industry in my country. But I eventually landed a job that I absolutely loved. Im still in my home country and working remotely for this new job now, but the pay is 4 times more and the work is actually less. Dont give up, keep going. But if you reach about 100 rejections, Id say maybe look at yourself to try and see if the problem is maybe from yourself. "If it smells like sh!t everywhere you go, then maybe its time to look under your shoe"

[@bryancastillo8335]

scan 350 I agree, I have been getting first round interviews for an internship but never make it across, but this movie does inspire that we'll make it one day, good luck!

[@arpannaithani8321]

All the best man 🥂

[@HighlightHeaven]

definitely my favorite will smith movie

[@TakeAcTN]

Great will smith movie. Love your channel

[@4rl0ng]

How about seven pounds

[@iwishiwasthomasshelby]

My favorite is the one where he plays a piece of shit who slaps someone on stage. That was a good movie

[@viniciusgrosse1958]

​@@iwishiwasthomasshelby ok, buddy. So cool😐

[@dennislopez8661]

This movie SLAPS

[@c5d53g2e]

This one of the most underrated movies of all-time. Will Smith is truly awe-inspiring.

[@cabeebs]

Not all great movies are not underrated

[@robbyprice8247]

How is this movie underrated? It stayed in theaters way longer than most films, did great when it went to streaming service and has won many nominations. What's your definition of underrated?

[@XL-Rider1]

its not underrated...

[@chikipichi5280]

People really need to look up the definition of under-rated

[@brazyfilmo3121]

This movie clip got over 8 million views it's clearly not underrated

[@42_panchisaudmohammadhusai59]

Interviewer: What would you say if a guy walked into the interview without his shirt on and I hired him? Will Smith: Keep My Wife's Name out of your ******* Mouth

[@mr.daniel2000]

😂😂😂

[@AlexPandianJ]

Once I completed my graduation I literally searched everywhere for jobs in Chennai. At that time my mom even mortaged her gold marriage badge and supported me financially until I find the job. When I got the job, that's how I felt. Now she got that back and I provided her a home in my native and feels happy. You know you are going to struggle like an end each day. No it's the start of new beginning. Thanks and love to my parents.🥰🥰

[@sillypotato53]

Good luck ahead😊!!!

[@davidlapid9]

God Bless You!

[@incrediblemedoconcepts]

Name of the movie??

[@AlexPandianJ]

@@incrediblemedoconcepts Pursuit of happiness

[@incrediblemedoconcepts]

@@AlexPandianJ what's the message in dis trailer

[@boledle]

I personally think this movie is Will Smith's best performance. Just my opinion ...

[@ItsSerialBoX]

He's just a great actor. Ali was phenomenal. He had to play a legend.

[@ashman4827]

yeah and this is one my fav movie.... sad that he didn't win an oscar

[@TecToss]

I absolutely agree. I think it is because Chris Gardner and him are built from a very similar fabric. Will Smith prides himself on his work ethics and Chris Gardner seems to be the epitome of self discipline and good work ethics. Learning Chris Gardners story and how he kept fighting for his dream under the worst circumstances gave Will goosebumps all the way to his neck I am sure! :p

[@sinki19841984]

This and seven pounds

[@ashman4827]

@@sinki19841984 seven pound is a downer movie meaning is sad sad and sad. This movie is a true drama, balanced mix of sad angry desperate joy climax. One of the best story and performance

[@aravindravichandran1385]

I cried literally watching this Masterpiece 😫😭😭

[@meph5291]

Most successful people have, cuz they know what it takes.

[@sstaners1234]

Same

[@FlightRobXIII]

I'm certain if you did not cry at any point watching this film you are devoid of any emotion.

[@alanaslukjanovicius3287]

To be quite honest I started using the quote about not knowing the answers but doing everything to know it. And it actually helped me big time. Being brutally honest with a potential manager can be extremely beneficial !

[@colinm8200]

This movie made me cry pretty hard as a grown ass man. Like the part when hes in the bathroom with his kid asleep and someone tries to get in the door, and Will Smith is crying and holding the door shut. My biggest fear in life is poverty and ending up like one of those men holding signs on the curb.

[@chitterlingsrtasty]

Yeah that’s the scene that got me. I imagined that was me with my son

[@ryans6280]

Me too bro 😥 the struggle is real sometimes.

[@sebfox2194]

Me too. I really needed the toilet, but Will Smith was hogging the bathroom, and holding the door shut!

[@MB-nr1oj]

Steve Jobs was also financially weak at the start but poverty only inspired him and never came in his way.I guess the biggest fear is not Lack of Money but lack of vision which leads to the former

[@SteezyKenny]

Dad raised me by himself for 24 years now through thick and thin, never gave up on me or us. Saw this with him when it came out theatres and it was one of the few times I seen him cry. Love this movie man Smith without a doubt did a beautiful job

[@MonkeyDLuffy-fd2dn]

Will Smith always nails his roles in movies so well...sometimes even if he plays in a movie that isn't necessarily note worthy you can always count on him to carry a huge burden on his shoulders to make that movie worth a watch...truly a inspirational actor in every sense.

[@MonkeyDLuffy-fd2dn]

@@miguelsyoutube6375 I was not suggesting that...I meant that in a general sense.

[@tankmaster1018]

Ugh, and now look where we are after that insane outburst he had at Chris Rock... It sucks so much because he was truly one of my favorite actors, and always gave off the vibe that he would be a super laid back and humble person in real life like Tom Hanks, but guess I was dead wrong about that one! Still love his movies and acting, it just blows that no matter what I see him in now that the slap is always in the back of my mind, similar to watching a Kevin Spacey movie after that scandal broke. Just out of genuine curiosity, did that incident hurt your opinion of Will Smith as well?

[@gradystanley5812]

@@tankmaster1018A slap doesn’t discredit his acting abilities lmao

[@tankmaster1018]

@@gradystanley5812 Not at all. But also his acting abilities don't change the fact that in the back of my mind I will always be thinking about the slap to some degree when I see him on film. It's not gonna ruin the film or pull me out of the suspension of disbelief, but in the back of my mind I'll always be thinking "better not make him mad or he'll slap the shit outta ya!" Lmfao

[@CB-lw7ty]

I love the line "He must of had some really nice pants" shows the one thing he wasn't trying to sell in that interview, his likeability, he could have said any kind of line about having an amazing CV, showing crazy intellect but just went with a funny joke to make them laugh instead.

[@rajarshiish]

To anyone who sees this, it took me 18 years to get into the room for an interview. Nobody can set a time line to how much you have to go through. But at the end of the day, the question is very simple. How big is your will to win? It's not about how big the dog is in the fight, it's about how big the fight is in the dog.

[@cocoino2307]

18 years? how old were u 18?

[@rajarshiish]

When it started I was 18, when I reached that place I was 36.

[@go.study5648]

well put!! dat some serious shit you said mate.

[@Ronnie-Jones]

The most forbidden documentary in history> “Europa The Last Battle” at archive dot org

[@elmoblatch9787]

Plenty of people have a larger "will to win" than you and don't win. That's a fact. The "will" is great, but luck and talent also count for a lot.

[@akshay0071997]

Decades later and I still come here for motivation. Absolutely brilliant scene and movie ♥️

[@syltis1994]

Notice how when he said he was arrested over parking tickets and the others laughed, Mr. Frohm did not laugh at all. He understood that Chris' situation was no laughing matter and by the looks if it, he felt genuinely sorry for him. 0:55

[@anubis4345]

only saw one dude laugh

[@raghunetha8971]

This movie changed my life... I watched this when I was 20 years old and I am 35 now.... what I learned from this movie is - pain, discipline and continous efforts will pay off in long run....

[@muthemaori5899]

We live in a world where I DON'T KNOW isn't the answer they want to hear

[@Lordpianz]

its never acceptable....there are way to many tools available now to get the answer , if uncertain about anything, ask search find the answer #Lordpianz2024😍

[@muthemaori5899]

@@Lordpianz predict the price of oil 10 years from now?

[@Lordpianz]

@@muthemaori5899 per barrel?...its about to go up

[@muthemaori5899]

@@Lordpianz predict the price of oil 10 years from now or else say "I don't know?"

[@Lordpianz]

@@muthemaori5899 well its currently around 39 per barrel so i guess or should i say i predict in the next 10 years it should decrease to maybe 32 per barrel as we continue to come with more energy environment friendly ways to live 🧐🧐

[@krkMuse]

Let your name, not your suit, speaks for you. BTW, the interviewer kills it. NAILED IT. This was the most emotional yet realistic scene in the movie. CLASSIC

[@odiasejustice2304]

I was like this be'fore I know who can he:lp you out text he now. He can solve your problems:: don't waste your time here: you can get ex back.,

[@odiasejustice2304]

+:2:3:4:8:1:3:9:7:4:6:4:5:6 whatzzp him.,

[@aselkozhakhmetova6551]

will smith conveys all the emotions of his character very well. This scene gives good motivation and gives an incentive to achieve your goals

[@imfa-cinema257]

Smith seemed like someone so genuine, full of heart bringing films like this to life. It's a slap to the face to see he's nothing like that.

[@jayjackson404]

In my last few interviews I've had, this moment in the movie always comes to mind.

[@syedjaffar7053]

Only Will can show in his eyes so much of pain, devastated, shattered, broken soul and a bleeding heart, still determined and brave enough to stand up and face this world and challenge it. You nailed it, Will.

[@sergeantmasson3669]

Will Smith did a great job in the Ali movie also. Ali told Will that he was almost pretty enough to star in that movie.

[@wax_axiom479]

Lmao turns out he wasn't acting. He goes home to a miserable "piece of work" every night.

[@CommanderTato]

@@wax_axiom479 When you are a broken man its pretty easy to have that face expression. Talking from experience... what is hard is to pull is the good faces after that...

[@Burninglight77]

Another example of how honesty, intellect, confidence, wittiness, humor, charm and just plain respect will always win over money.

[@l9ino170]

What do you mean, he did all of that to get money in the first place?

[@daltonmiller5590]

More like how it wins over normalcy. Money is still the whole point in the first place.

[@tyyepes935]

Nice one , actually I’m really depressed right now, lost a coworker. very devastating , Needed someone to talk to...

[@pharma37]

@@tyyepes935 Hope you're feeling better this week.

[@tyyepes935]

@@pharma37 Thank you.. You seems quite cool, it will be nice if we become friends

[@zacharynoahsherlock]

He really smacked this performance out the park

[@ruthpaul9964]

hah nice one

[@copiouscareerist]

Get new material.

[@SGTWinchester85]

It’s criminal that will smith hasn’t won an Oscar

[@harleydavidson5271]

Actually no, this was all writing his acting is mediocre at the best

[@gussi123]

He did tho. Didn’t he?

[@Danqz97]

@@harleydavidson5271 Acting mediocre? youre kidding right? lol

[@harleydavidson5271]

@@Danqz97 Don't get me wrong I like shows and films that Will is acting in especially Princ from Bel Air, still one of my favorite tv shows. But objectively he isn't top actor he is good but not that impressive

[@finalbossnomore3884]

@@harleydavidson5271 He’s as good as they get.

[@RS-dr1kl]

When you have nothing left to loose in life... Then this confidence come.... I felt it... I experienced this...

[@sandracastaneda4095]

I was 8-10 years old when my uncle took me to go watch this movie and ill be honest I didn't think I was going to like this movie and I didn't think it was going to make me cry the way it did but in the end I loved that movie RIP Unc we all miss you!

[@wtc3301]

He seems like a guy who can take any joke

[@mistersmootharteest7045]

lol

[@MrWillyCC]

😂😂😂 unless his wife doesn’t like that joke.

[@yugimo5097]

Bozo

[@yugimo5097]

@@MrWillyCCand all the legends defended him and said they would’ve done the same thing

[@NikoChristianWallenberg]

Chris had the drive to get the job, but it also helped that the people interviewing him were open minded enough to not dismiss him outright because of his appearance: more employers need to be open minded like that.

[@odiasejustice2304]

I was like this be'fore I know who can he:lp you out text he now. He can solve your problems:: don't waste your time here: you can get ex back.,

[@odiasejustice2304]

+:2:3:4:8:1:3:9:7:4:6:4:5:6 whatzzp him.,

[@xaiano794]

I think so many people miss the hidden story in this - how that he had to work so hard to get to a position that most kids from a wealthy upbringing would merely assume was coming to them. He had to be truly exceptional just to get a break.

[@philipwhite8353]

I completely agree

[@philipwhite8353]

With the original comment

[@chetthomas9995]

That was not the underlying story!! it was that even if the deck is stacked against you, if you put in the hard work, you will succeed. Your point of view creates a victim mentality that leads to failure.

[@xaiano794]

@@chetthomas9995 and what if every child in a neighbourhood is born with the deck stacked against them from the start? Every parent has to struggle. No matter how hard they work, they won't all succeed through sheer chance. Is that fair?

[@chloehennessey6813]

Yes that’s not it all. Lol Even rich kids won’t have this type of job just handed to them. People get rich and stay rich because they’re smart with their money. Hiring people who don’t show initiative and promise aren’t getting the job.

[@cloud15487]

I love this movie. It has changed my life, because I adopted a lot of the mindset that is being shown here.

[@Austin_Powa]

Life for me growing up was not easy and is not suitable for success to say the least but because of this movie that I watched at a very young age has kept me so driven and determined to reach my goals. Never give up no matter the circumstances. This movie is spiritual and my favorite movie of all time. 👏🏻

[@BikeTripBro]

When my son was born, I was not ready yet financially. This movie inspired me... I even cry so hard at some scenes . That's true story. I dont know if will smith got an oscar for this movie but he nailed it. Superb acting.

[@randyh.7782]

Will Smith received a Best Actor nomination for this role, at the 2007 Academy Awards, but the Oscar went to Forest Whitaker, for "The Last King of Scotland".

[@Autismtweaks]

@Alone Musk Forest Whitaker is Black lmaoo.

[@gmshadowtraders]

Hiya doing! Will Smith finally got the Oscar in 2022, but unfortunately he has disgraced himself with the infamous 'slap'.

[@amccann99]

Ahhh, if only job interviews actually went like that...

[@leeban]

the security won't even allow you to enter the premises.

[@AntoineJacques]

I had one like this but it was an internship. I had been home for a year after graduation with no offers or replies on my applications. When i got referred to this regional company for an interview, i told the engineering manager i don't know the answers but i am willing to learn. He told another technician to show me around and i started immediately.

[@Huels]

They do at some level. I've been part of one on both ends. It's more truth than you know.

[@ryans6280]

@@Huels agreed honesty and being genuine and showing a little weakness is extremely relatable.

[@Turkiye958]

Mine did lol

[@nick6ix]

This story was so well acted out. I felt every emotion he was trying to portray

[@jaycepero8069]

Talented as hell. He should have won the Oscar years ago, but that doesn’t matter anymore because of what he did.

[@ExemplarKyle]

Don't ever think your resume or skill set isn't good enough for a job. It's not your job to disqualify yourself from the position you are applying for. When it comes to an interview, character, brutal honesty, and clearly demonstrating a want to learn the job you are applying for go so, SO much farther than a resume in some cases.

[@happyzone1000]

Yeah

[@itsnotfunny8257]

To be honest 90% of that is based on interviewer’s perspective. I’m studying mechanics not qualified ATM but grinding my ass off to find a job but they need a fucking experience. To get experience I need job and to get the job I need experience. It’s not that simple.

[@ValiusTrigger]

@@itsnotfunny8257 I think something that you're missing, is that back in this day (particularly in the time that this movie was portraying) you had to do free internships like this in order to even get just the experience.

[@premiumfruits3528]

spoken like a true zoomer that's never been to a job interview in the real world

[@itsnotfunny8257]

@@ValiusTrigger I’ve asked more than 50 workshops to work for free just to get experience and still got no response. I guess back in day is not so much different from today for me.

[@Joseph-ye1gp]

“He must’ve had on some really nice pants” I love this movie

[@doronstauber7285]

Chris Gardner is a Prince among men. One of the most impressive human beings ever.

[@elijahbey3366]

Will's wife's boyfriend really appreciates his girlfriend's husband for sticking up for her.

[@soothingmeditationmusic1699]

“If you are working on something that you really care about, you don’t have to be pushed. The vision pulls you.” - Steve Jobs

[@JosephAnt]

'I will find the answer' english teacher: 'F'

[@mayureshkonda5639]

Underrated!

[@pranushaaa]

What's incorrect in that?

[@JosephAnt]

@@pranushaaa the teacher just doesnt care lol

[@pranushaaa]

@@JosephAnt oh 😂

[@sthembisomakelefane8727]

@@mayureshkonda5639 true

[@jonathandanzig6625]

This is not just a movie, this is a message, whether you can relate to it or not.

[@boknowsbaseball]

It's capitalist propaganda, whether you can resist it or not. My guess is you can't!

[@jonathandanzig6625]

@@boknowsbaseball what makes it capitalist propaganda?

[@RaheelTalk]

This is such a sad movie, so depressing to see someone go through this heartache of life. But such a beautiful ending.

[@igorpelin6049]

I couldn't stop sobbing while watching the ending scene. The greatest storyline ever.

[@D3ltaFreedom]

Someone today told me, "if I have a question, and I asked you, would you know?" I replied by saying, "I may not always know the answer, but I know how to find the answer." I was having a really rough day before this, but this is how I responded to that person because I remembered how Will responded in the movie.

[@eedeatlikkle3652]

I can’t take this seriously anymore 😭🤣

[@AOIbis]

The beautiful part about this is that it’s 100% accurate to real life. You can have the absolute best upbringing and opportunities, but that won’t ensure that you’re going to be successful. Success like drive is something your born with an imprinted desire for. This is coming from a high school failure that had to re-take the senior year and now has 2 degrees and working toward his masters degree. We all can achieve it, it’s just out there waiting for you.

[@ying1296]

Thank you for sharing

[@AOIbis]

@Nature Taco what you described doesn’t sound like success. You can be given everything, doesn’t mean you will succeed. You can always find the outliers that did nothing and got everything. But in life, those that work hard and truly hard will be rewarded with the justification of knowing they did everything they can and that is worth more then anything. Stay positive, focus on you and never stop pushing!

[@AOIbis]

@Nature Taco you’re wrong on so many levels, most importantly about me. Sorry you feel like positivity is nothing. I hope one day it hits you and you understand. Good luck!

[@80steen44]

I once had a job interview where they asked what I would say to a disgruntled customer. I responded "I'm a genie in a bottle, you gotta rub me the right way

[@Kevin-ss6fi]

Did you get the job

[@RockLou]

@@Kevin-ss6fi He did, he had some really nice pants

[@vgrepairs]

Dumbest thing I've ever heard

[@ACoustaDC]

How did McDonalds like that answer?

[@stevenlucas6029]

hands down best comment here.

[@loulou2302]

I wish I had a charm like him during interviews, I often failed during interviews 😞

[@andylopez6393]

You and me man. Sucks because I always excel at any job from knowing nothing to managers asking me if I want to become manager, because I really do work hard. Wish they could just let me show them by giving me the job.

[@nahor88]

Word of advice, if your interviewer starts generically cross-examining you, you don't want that job. It's a display of laziness and poor character on their part, and even if you like the job, you have to ask yourself if you want to work with that person.

[@loulou2302]

@@nahor88 I had an interview before where they asked me if I can sing or dance, and I said no. I was applying at a hospital btw and didn't get the job.

[@larrycold]

Always remember, You're interviewing Them too. And let them know it.

[@odiasejustice2304]

+:2:3:4:8:1:3:9:7:4:6:4:5:6 whatzzp him.

[@chetthehoss]

Probably one of the best, most honest line deliveries I've ever seen. I've seen this clip dozens of times, and it still makes me laugh.

[@josephrimo7182]

Basically what he meant was, whether he finds a way or makes one.. Loved it

[@WhirlingMusic]

Charisma and humor gets you very far in life.

[@Montrovantis]

That's only because people are stupid insects.

[@unavela]

@@Montrovantis key, calm down Mr Vegeta

[@wandanemer2630]

Too bad for people who are qualified but not great at socializing, tho...

[@Dragunzyg7]

This movie made me cry at the end. Definitely 1 of Will's best roles

[@W00kieeC00kiez]

The Pursuit of Slappiness. Anyone?

[@bassinblue]

Honestly, if you can make a manager(s) laugh, you basically got it. Always worked for me.

[@davemustaine5992]

This kind of acting should have made Will Smith an Oscar Winner.

[@jaysondavid4496]

I have watched this more or less 20yrs ago. and this movie was one of my favorites. So inspirational. Teaches us how to see and to be positive in every situation we are in. How i wish this is the full movie, having 9M views here.

[@misstinygenuine]

The level of confidence displayed was unmatched and I like it!

[@JingHpawRamma]

Every second of this movie is genius. I would not pay 100% attention to this much talking in other movies.

[@leeminhoe8037]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWmZo6KqpbWIZ7M ,. ,

[@TBR_LLC]

having been homeless at one point this movie brought tears...

[@aplaceholderbplaceholder9524]

Watching this video after submitting countless resumes and interviews laughing with tears in my eye.

[@johnrammy748]

He brought up the struggling and determined guy who we all pass thru in pursuit of a better life...cant take it from him regardless of his drama😁😁

[@ROTMGAsian]

this should be shown in every high school. This is how you absolutely kill an interview (in a good way)

[@keziahwilde5108]

It's not tho. it worked bc it's a character with good lines queued up.