Who drew the Heisenberg/ Walter White sketch?

[@davidsmyth4184]

It's gotta be Skinny Pete. He was a well known & well respected doodler . & a very deep thinker.

[@damienfinnegan8272]

Also one of the best hitmen west of the Mississippi

[@jironthunder7519]

Skinny Pete ain't no snitch!!

[@lukecockburn1140]

@@jironthunder7519*Yo

[@dylanringproductions160]

Church yo

[@NateBullock-ow6on]

Hush troll skinny Pete is a real friend 💯💯

[@jukeproject]

I always assumed that the sketch was less about giving a precise description of Heisenberg and more about him already becoming some sort of urban legend. Who knows to whom Skinny Pete or Combo or Badger just mentioned Heisenberg's signature look, which then got around word-of-mouth style - so people in the scene would just know Heisenberg's appearance. (Heisenberg's appearance in the 'Negro y Azul' music video is another example.) And of course there would be no way that word of this new player wouldn't also reach the cartel. The theory that it was Tortuga goes in a similar direction I guess, although I still think it might be more of an urban-legend thing than being traceable to one specific person - but I might be oversimplifying. Loved the video and analysis, in any case!

[@pvanukoff]

Exactly. He was becoming legend and description of him were just floating around.

[@doughboywhine]

I always kinda thought this too. The picture kinda reminds me of something you would see scribbled on the wall of a bathroom stall, something that's not based on any one thing but a large amount of rumors that circle around.

[@Aaron-fh6hd]

Yeah this was more what I always thought it was

[@ThePatriots010304]

I thought so too but if it was word of mouth style, why didn't the DEA have a sketch until after the deaths of the Salamanca twins?

[@adrianmizen5070]

the most likely explanation is that the showrunner thought the sketch looked cool and never bothered to come up with an explanation for it. Just like the question of how Saul/Walt got Brock to eat the LOTV and then never tell his mom about where he got it.

[@mojothehelpermonkey1176]

It was the mariachi band. They needed to start the urban legend to sell their song.

[@kamcashman]

I see you have picked that little diddy up: from the director's commentary on the most recent 10th anniversary edition re-releasing of breaking bad Blu-ray edition box-set. That whole music-video was done on 1 un-interrupted take, they nailed it on the first try/ #Bravõ Vincê

[@jessmjfan989]

Uhm… they’re not mariachi 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@mojothehelpermonkey1176]

@@jessmjfan989 I couldn’t care less

[@ProfoundKrab]

@@jessmjfan989🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🫵

[@kylek5730]

@@mojothehelpermonkey1176but they aren’t mariachi so stop trying to push culture approaches

[@duffman18]

The reason we don't know who drew the sketch is because of the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle.

[@wheatleyjoestar]

That’s why there weren’t any electrons in the sketch, they don’t stay in one spot!

[@LayDownAndRot]

Despite the hat, badger could easily tell that he was bald under it. Otherwise, it'd be a bizarre haircut. So moot point.

[@roshinvarghese6879]

mooooooooooooooot

[@cheeks3367]

walt could be rocking a skin fade

[@trianglemoebius]

@@cheeks3367 You'd still see that around the sides.

[@adrianmizen5070]

Like his friend Combo's haircut?

[@l.pricetag.5207]

He could have a kind of crew cut?

[@burnedbread4691]

I think it was someone from Tuco's crew, but likely not Gonzo. But the sketch was not done for the police. It was for the cartel, the police only acquired the drawing later after the Salamanca twins died. Remember Tuco said he'd sent for his cousins originally to take him and Walter to Mexico. Then when Tuco dies the cartel wants to track down this Heisenberg and they then ask some of Tuco's surviving crew for a description of the man they're gonna hunt, and it is here the drawing is made.

[@trackrunner377]

This is probably the right answer

[@MsKatyDidKnot]

It was Hector Salamanca himself!

[@technophant]

The security and bystanders after the mercury bomb

[@ThePatriots010304]

Walt never wore the hat when he bombed Tuco so the security and bystanders would never know about the hat. We don't see it till the junkyard deal.

[@adrianmizen5070]

except it's a lousy drawing to use to find someone. all of Tuco's crew saw Heisenberg without the hat and sunglasses at some point. The cousins seemed to use the drawing more as a kind of voodoo doll than as a means of finding him.

[@adrianmizen5070]

I don't think the DEA even knew it was a sketch of Heisenberg. They just found a random piece of paper on one of the cousins after the hit on Hank, and filed it away with all the other stuff connected to the hit. When Hank found it in the box of evidence in the second half of season 5, he acted like he'd never seen it before, which is hard to believe if it was a sketch of the prime target of his entire investigation.

[@uzidiagonal]

exactly

[@EnjoySackLunch]

Good post

[@MrJeeJo]

Maybe hank just realized it was actually walter looking at the sketch again. Seems like when he looked at it before it didn't hit him as much as when he realized his brother in law might be the person in the sketch for how similar they look

[@danielcisneros1164]

It was Holly she might of just been a fetus but she is also inherently a genius like her father

[@Profeshinal]

Yeah I heard she was also the one who called Hank before he was gonna get attacked. Playing from both sides, genius.

[@carlosa1553]

I always assumed the Salamanca twins drew it to put on the alter based off of maybe Tuco’s description of Heisenberg

[@ArenaEscritora]

I assumed that it was was from a family member of a OD victim asking Santa Muerte for justice

[@brucebaron1212]

For some unknown reason, I always assumed it was Héctor Salamanca. But I guess that would’ve required some painstaking trial and error with the artist with him describing Heisenberg, using the bell.

[@bullywhispers9544]

I dont think he ever saw Walter with the hat and sunglasses either. Thanks for watching!

[@pierren___]

​@@bullywhispers9544 its badger

[@gonzoGnostalgic]

It would have been, essentially, like playing a game of Guess Who?

[@РоманПлетнев-г3э]

@@bullywhispers9544 has Tortuga ever seen Walter though?

[@BTGSyphon]

We know Hector never talks to police

[@chrisd2051]

I think it was Paulie Walnuts, after the Ginny Sack joke he moved to New Mexico to get away from running the Aprile crew and the heat on him for talking to New York, got lonely and started talking "remember when" (mind you the lowest form of conversation) with both Mexico and the DEA.

[@ksjproductions6083]

Based Soprano reference

[@DegeneratesLikeYou]

Paulie walnuts? Can't blame him for being lonely and wanting to get outside, his house looked like shit

[@SofaKingShit]

Makes you wonder. Just how much betrayal can a man take?

[@Guiltyconscience83]

Anyone else ever notice that the sketch looks strikingly similar to the sketch of the leprechaun in the hood that was a news meme a few years back.?

[@SamLemont]

A few years back? That was in 2006, my guy.

[@DovahKanye]

@@SamLemont I remember that, it was 1000 years ago.

[@Solaspange]

@@SamLemontdamn that’s almost twenty years ago 😂

[@poleag]

WHO ELSE SEEN THE LEPRECHAUN SAY YEAAAHHHHHH!!!!

[@heroinmom153]

My first thought when I watched this show lol

[@DovahKanye]

Pretty obvious it was Napoleon Dynamite, you can tell because of how much time he spent putting detail on the upper lip.

[@chimkinNuggz]

Gonzo was no snitch. Tuco didnt know he died and thought he snitched and went into witness protection because of gonzos sudden disappearance. When in reality gonzo was dead because he tried to give his homie no doze a proper burial. Tuco was just high on meth and paranoid and assumed wrong.

[@MyUsersDark]

Indeed

[@ThePatriots010304]

As to who drew the sketches, I think both were most likely drawn by one of the Salamanca twins. The first sketch was left at the altar in Mexico and the other in that house was for identification purposes. They obviously left it there when they fled after killing that cop. As to who gave the description, it was most likely Tuco. Now, why would Tuco give them that particular description of Walt? Because those sunglasses and hat are the only distinguishable characteristics that would identify Walt as Heisenberg. Yeah, Tuco's going to tell them he's just some bald white guy with a mustache and glasses as if there isn't a million of those guys walking around. The only characteristics that would set Walt apart are those sunglasses and hat.

[@adrianmizen5070]

the problem with that is that Walt only rarely wore the hat and sunglasses, so it's a lousy sketch for trying to identify someone.

[@MyUsersDark]

@@adrianmizen5070 Walt wore it while doing criminal activities, like during his sells to Tuco, so he could assume it would be reasonable. Besides, it's better than the other description, like he said.

[@SSJvegito501]

This comment actually makes more sense. Tuco probably gave a description but also felt like giving the other appearance that Walt used with sunglasses and hat which is definitely easier to identify like you said.

[@adrianmizen5070]

@@MyUsersDark Walt only wore it twice with Tuco (in the junkyard handoffs) and then once meeting with Jesse's friends at the museum. In his first meeting with Tuco he didn't have either hat or sunglasses, and Tuco wouldn't have expected him to be wearing it when he brought Walt & Jesse to Hector's house. The only people who would have only seen Walt with the hat and sunglasses on, would be Combo and Badger, but they weren't even on the cartel's radar. Of course, the image probably wasn't intended to identify Walt, since the cousin in the hospital recognized him without the hat and sunglasses. Maybe the cousins got a hold of one of the "missing" fliers from his "fugue state" period.

[@overlorddante]

I'm thinking it's them as well. And it's not like Tuco was giving a description for the sake of hunting down Walt, it probably just came up in discussion about how the dude does business or simply sharing gangster stories. "Hey Tuco, where did you get this blue meth?" "Oh let me tell you all about this crazy guy I got cooking for me." Tuco probably mentioned the description over the phone with the cartel and it was drawn weeks later when the twins decided to seek revenge.

[@shockmaker1524]

I believe production lost the first picture and drew another which they used later in the episodes...

[@guatagel2454]

Most probably

[@astrochaos4182]

Yeah its obvious the one in season 5 is meant to be the one in season 2

[@Raja-ei6fy]

It was gonzo’s wife. Tuco’s sister. Gonzo was tuco’s brother in law and it’s very likely that the twins went to her to figure out any details that she might remember that her brother or her husband told her prior to their demise.

[@ThePatriots010304]

Was she in Mexico, though? How would the twins get to her when the first time we see them is in Mexico.

[@ToomanyFrancis]

I like how you're considering whether a low-effort doodle on a piece of scrap paper was drawn by a sketch artist that works for the DEA. Considering the cousins have the original doodle in their possession it's likely that they received the description from Tuco when they were arranging to make their way across the border. One of the cousins drew the doodle so they could hang it up at the shrine to Santa Muerte in s3e1. The second doodle, the one that Hank has a copy of, was also drawn by the cousins, as it is seen in the cold open for s3e6 when the cousins have taken over somebody's home and made another shrine to Santa Muerte in the home during their trip northward. They left the sketch at the scene after murdering the Homeland Security agent and thus it was discovered by the police who investigated the scene after they left. How it became associated with the Heisenberg case is up for debate. Mystery solved.

[@asafindy]

“I watched Jane draw. I was there. And I watched her draw. I watched her observe and sketch my face. I could have removed my porkpie and shades. But I didn't.” - W. W.

[@renj6531]

it could have been a customer or worker in the junkyard, he was wearing eveyrthing in the sketch.

[@somnvm37]

02:33 it may just relistically be that the authors didn't really care for such little details

[@frankmurphy7234]

You have officially delved into breaking bad and I'm all for it

[@youngTatLawson]

Nice breakdown Never seen this one before Steak and cheese pasta for dinner tonight

[@joseislanio8910]

It could be also from one of those guys that guarded the entrance to Tuco's place

[@ThePatriots010304]

Walt didn't wear the hat to Tuco's place. We don't see it until the junkyard deal.

[@joseislanio8910]

@@ThePatriots010304 you're right, I forgot that

[@gogetavsvegito]

Only a show like breaking bad can have people discussing a sketch in a show lol I love it! The sketch is reminiscent of local urban legends you’d hear after school lol

[@PzY-Reviews]

Sopranos has people taking about wierd shit too and game of thrones with the trees

[@thebiolibrary5572]

Walt just wanted to draw himself as Heisenberg because he thought he looked so cool in that hat. Since he can't use mirrors (long story) he just drew himself instead.

[@et_falta_rambla]

Yeah most people forget that in S2e14 (Dr. Acula white), due to heisenbones new experimental meth recipe, Walter ends up becoming a vampire. They're not to blame, since Vince only makes small reference to this fact.

[@Themanbearpig1983]

“I drew this for me…I liked it …. I was good at it”

[@olszewskin]

You are forgetting Gustavo Fring, the most charitable and noteworthy man ever. He gives thousands in donations, and does some sketching on the side.

[@chasechapman9302]

There is also a very similiar looking sharpie drawing in better call saul when jimmy sees a distressed howard in the bathroom! Its next to the sinks on the wall

[@iloveshcool]

0:37 is Jesse not literally right next to him currently in his Heisenberg outfit?

[@14gears55]

He ruled Jesse out because he knew his real name, didn’t know him as just Heisenberg

[@morticiaheisenberg9679]

I have seen the entire series 15 times and it never crossed my mind who drew it.lol

[@maplebear6527]

The new 2024 AMC spinoff, "Badger Goes Bad" is gonna be fire!!

[@RogerCharlamange]

I think you focus too much on the fact that these people saw him as he normally appeared. Because "Bald man, mustache" is less of a description than "Bald man, specific hat, mustache, specific glasses" It's why when you think of blackbeard you don't think of another average filthy pirate, you think of a big black beard and his lit fuses. The persona matters more than the person, the persona is what becomes legendary

[@poepidonidoepi7510]

It was Tuco, he described Waltuh to the twins via phone or whatever

[@seandaniels7938]

I always just assumed it was the twins when tuco takes walt and jesse to give them to the cartel so they know who to look for if stuff goes south which it did

[@caveymoley]

what about the 2 cooks he scared off in the parking lot when he said "this is my territory!" ? Could they not have been caught and given a discription?

[@blaze4metal]

He wasn't wearing the hat/sunglasses at that time.

[@davidsmyth4184]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 class

[@SC1089]

It was Heisenberg in his street uniform, the black hat and sunglasses. For the cartel it'll be easier to identify him in his street uniform, or that may just be the description that was easy to remember for the grapevine. Word on the street would be something like: "The guy that cooks Blue Sky, he's this tall bald White guy that I hear wears a black hat and sunglasses to the meets. LOL, he likes to meet out in a deserted junkyard instead of the mall!" The way Tuco, Gonzo, and No Doze, are laughing at him at the drug meet, is the one they would have been telling people about. They wouldn't talk so much about his exact appearance when he blew up Tuco's HQ, because, well these aren't guys who like to be humbled. In fact, they'd talk him up, not describe him as some dork that took out the office and got their money. Combine that with the fact that the guys who saw him on the way in the first meeting, searching him and such, did see him up close, but that doesn't mean they remember him all that well. Human memory is never perfect and crime suspect sketches rarely fit a 75% or better look. You don't remember an average looking person in detail, BEFORE you know he's actually a badass that can take out a crime boss's office and then go into business with him.. If the police or DEA did a sketch, it wouldn't have been on notebook paper. It would have been done and printed on a professionally made Wanted poster, like Victor's was shown at the DEA. The cousins would have gotten one of those, not a damaged copy done unprofessionally. This is reaching, but maybe it was Gus that set it up. We didn't meet Gus yet, but we know just how ridiculously precise his planning is, and we know Gus wanted to chip away at the Salamancas piece-by-piece. So we know Gus wanted the cousins to come north of the border, that way he could get them in the open and have them go after a DEA agent that has a good chance at killing at least one of them. Even if Hank didn't, no problem having them dimed to the Feds before they could make it back across the border. Obviously he had a bird's eye view and if they did kill Hank, Gus would have made the call to the DEA before the cousins made it out of the parking lot, with their exact car and license plate. But why would Gus have a rough sketch given to the cartel? Because he wanted to give just enough information to have them come up, and need to stop by Hector's for Heisenberg's real name, rather than give the ability to go right to him. So, he had Mike get a description of what Heisenberg wears to drug meetings, sat with someone who could do a solid sketch on non-professional paper, and had it passed down to where the cousins would find it. They got enough for Hector to confirm and give his name, but not enough to confirm it before they got to the USA.

[@Gator159]

Could you create an ongoing playlist of all your Breaking Bad content?

[@user-cz9jf1ec8s]

I drew it in 4th grade. This was taken out of my diary.

[@RightWingCorrectWing]

I've had this sketch tatted on my arm for almost a decade.

[@SpaceHobo42]

This is the moment Waltuh became Heisenberg

[@PELTIER5]

Me and most of my Av class recreated the crawling scene for our morning announcements and it was a blast

[@goodnessduru5302]

@bullywhispers will you ever do a Machiavellian Monday on Gus or Walter?

[@rdxdt]

Hector Salamanca described, since he was the one that seen Walter face to face, and Leonel or Marco did the drawing. We all know that they do the ouija board thing where Hector rings the bell when it is the correct character, and we know that Hector with help from Leonel or Marco wrote a letter to Eladio about Gus murdering Lalo.

[@_Moby]

tortuga was killed in Season 2 Episode 7 and the DEA investigates Badger in season 2, episode 8 so they should already have the Heisenberg sketch !!! but we know that first time the sketch shown was in season 3 episode 1 . 6:01 maybe tuco describe to them how the guy they gonna pick up look like before he knows his real name . maybee

[@bullywhispers9544]

Thanks for watching! Yes thats why I said maybe they already had a sketch and thats why they didnt draw Badger's description. Tuco didnt know his name yet, but he had seen him without the hat and glasses up close the first time they met.

[@s.h.7613]

It doesn’t seem like any of the Salamancas would ever tell the DEA anything

[@duffman18]

I always found it funny that to be Heisenberg he needed his goofy little hat like a kid needs a comfort blankie. It just looks silly. I get that he originally bought it just cos he went bald and lived in a desert and so didn't want a burnt ass head. But it just feels silly that every time he tries to be intimidating, he thinks the hat somehow makes him so. Though after he kills Gus, he stopped wearing it at all, for the most part. I think when he was negotiating with Wolverine for them to distribute his meth, the "say my name" scene. But other than that one scene, he didn't wear it anymore.

[@KombatGod]

The sketch was made by a Mexican psychic contacting Tuco or one of his men from the afterlife. This also explains the scene of the cousins leaving the sketch at the Santa Muerte shrine.

[@benwherlock9869]

The picture might have been sent by tortoise! 😂

[@saulito6575]

now we gotta find out who spray painted “heisenberg” inside walt’s house lol

[@admtpasi]

Nicely done

[@BandidoInocente44]

the sketch was on cartel s possession, it was problably anyone who was outside Tuco s crib when Heisenberg blew the mercury fulminated sh*t out of their arses. The cousins came by later on and question people around who did that.

[@ThePatriots010304]

Walt wasn't wearing the hat when he went to Tuco's.

[@BandidoInocente44]

@@ThePatriots010304 I stand corrected

[@BandidoInocente44]

@@ThePatriots010304 You are god damn right!

[@frankmurphy7234]

So I'm just going to go out here on a limb and say skinny Pete did the sketch because remember he's the Mexican connection

[@Faceplay2]

Someone is a private investigator who used to work as a cop. They wouldn’t have made a sketch of Eisenberg at the police station because it’s not really necessary for those circumstances they have this thing set up basically for later in the day, and Badger is essentially working as there informant. So he’s the person that’s the eyewitness the person that’s going to confirm Eisenberg look. So it would be a relevant to draw out a design of the person. Law enforcement does that more for cases like a robbery where no one knows who the criminal is to help the victim describe the criminal, so the police officers have something to look for.

[@diego1776]

we will never know but im intrigued

[@BeatWasTaken]

I think it's badger as he met walt at the science expedition(s2 e7) and in (s2 e8), DEA asked badger about Heisenberg's apperance so badger drew that sketch. Walt was also wearing same glasses and hat in (s2 e6). It's simple.

[@IvanTeubl]

I always assumed Gonzo made the sketch and it was found after Tuco's death by his cousins.

[@jimmyguitar2933]

Before I watch the video, it's obvious its Tuco or someone in his crew. They were connected to Salamancas and passed it on to the brothers. Probably one of them (the brothers) drew it just from a description ( by telephone, probably) given to them.

[@TheKobra86]

Hey @Bully Whispers at 1:34 you doubled up your audio

[@HappyYummmy]

It must have been Gus, description sent directly by Mike

[@Ark-a-Znoy]

Yeah-yeah-yeah, Gonzo had no chance to see his face in Tuco's office: a man entering the room where you are and you can't see his face cuz he constantly turning, common stuff

[@DripLynx]

Simple, Jane

[@greenguy8612]

I mean, you are talking about a Draw, and its a character who's literal name is DREW, so im guessing Drew Sharp, that son of the b

[@khatdubell]

One cannot both possess a sketch of Heisenberg _and_ know who drew it.

[@mrlevinielsen]

Only Finger’s knack for drawing could’ve concocted such an image

[@Carter-dv4hz]

The first sketch came from the cousins interviewing hector using the ouiji board. P.s. this sketch is not the same as the one hank has. (Look at the taper on the hat)

[@themoviedealers]

This is on paper from a cheap student spiral notebook. Police agencies wouldn't make a suspect sketch on a piece of paper like that. This would indicate a younger person making the sketch... probably not for the police but for identifying purposes...to give to another person to make sure they knew Heisenberg when they saw him.

[@laukatsuki8546]

Maybe the twins asked hector but i couldnt remember hector seeing walt with his hat on

[@georgiandanciu3567]

Gonzo before hit the worms

[@stevenanderson7046]

I thought it was Hector because the cousins were coming up. You say the reason it's not Hector is because Hector knew Heisenberg's real name, but that doesn't imply that the name had to be written on the same paper as the drawing.

[@rythianblack]

I think this fight realistically last for a whole month. Given the insane resistance of both

[@MyUsersDark]

What?

[@DrClock-il8ij]

Another thing to take into account is that Gus was already keeping tabs on Walter by the time he met Saul, and probably much earlier. But admittedly, this is probably a plot hole lol.

[@johnleake5657]

Why wouldn't the second one be a copy of the first one? Then sketches would be different. Snail-mail? Or courier or messenger, which is how I imagine most cartel stuff would be sent.

[@user-mh5lv3hz4d]

"rushing out of the gate" after over a minute of wasted setup time...

[@stephengrimmer35]

Iirc, Jesse's crew know he's WW, a high school teacher. The strip club cameo where they blow his life savings? Tuco was also going to sell Walt and Jesse to the cartel, and the cousins were on their way to collect them, so presumably he passed on a description? Tuco had seen Heisenberg both with and without the hat/shades, but that's what he wears that's so distinctive, so a simple phone call "tall, skinny bald gringo, broomhandle 'tash, always wears wayfarers and a black pork-pie hat" would be enough for anyone to draw that picture. It's the cousins who bring the sketch and pin it to the altar before they set off to kill Walt in revenge for Tuco. My bet is them.

[@Aaron-ej9ql]

Same person that did the ghetto leprechaun sketch

[@Slackow]

I always thought it was someone who spotted him after he exploded tucos place, and then they made the connection that this was Heisenberg later Edit: Ok I didn't realize he didn't wear the hat then

[@howyoudurrinhunneh]

The artist is the same person that drew the Alabama Leprechaun

[@NateBullock-ow6on]

Badger did that in better caul saul episode

[@Grumpollion]

Is this true?

[@Luzarioth]

It was Tuco. Timeline: He has his Deal with this Heisenberg dude, writes his Cousin in Mexico about it, includes the sketch, after that, everything goes to hell, he calls for help, kidnaps Jessy and Walter and he learns about Walters real name only while waiting for his Cousins.

[@Ride2Live420]

Walt’s ego wrote the sketch then he became Dr. Heisenberg and gave Skylar an emergency colonoscopy which she needed badly.

[@jtpittman7085]

No way I just got a Brian Cranston commercial

[@GroovingPict]

I think you're overthinking the "but they got a good look so why would a sketch be covered in hat and sunglasses" bit... The sketch is meant as an aid in recognising Heisenberg. If Tuco or whoever else is of the belief that Heisenberg almost always appears with his hat and sunglasses, then that would have been in the sketch, regardless of whether or not the person had gotten a "good look" at Heisenberg without the hat and sunglasses.

[@Skinnamarink.]

Wait.. you dont remember that scene of the kid drawing the sketch? it was a little mexican girl..

[@Bucatini98]

I think its the guy he met at the store

[@iexist377]

It's actually because he's a Tortugal Sacrifice fan

[@reggieflintstone9612]

It was badger

[@Frankly_Amazing2000]

I think it’s Tuco, as to me it makes the most sense. And I just think he through his Heisenberg look was better that’s a bald nerd in sunglasses

[@googleuser4720]

It was Lalo Salamanca

[@skinisdelicious3365]

It was someone in the prop department

[@seadffsa]

i'd like to believe Hector drew it after what happened to Tuco

[@raygun23]

The man can’t even point properly.

[@seadffsa]

@@raygun23 yes

[@oh5148]

It was flin doodling his dad wile eating breafust and posted online

[@KNOTTYBUDS]

😂😂 When I clicked on this video, i thought it would be about who drew the sketch *for the show* . But I always assumed that it was Hector. The cartel obviously knows how to understand Hector, as evidenced by the ouija board. It wouldve taken a while, but it could be done. And Jesse and Heisenberg killed Tuco right before the sketch wouldve been needed to be made. Maybe even Tuco described them beforehand 🤷‍♂️ i think its obvious that it had to be either Hector, Tuco, or someone from that crew at the very least.

[@Rrevolutions]

i think it’s walter personally

[@CyndiLarper]

It looks to be Mike Judge

[@peddr.o]

1:34

[@Runnmill]

Spanish music video? 😂 It's a Mexican Narco Corrida.

[@BigDaddy_Geoff]

It was Bloodraven

[@amitoj]

Short answer- you don’t know. Stop wasting everyone’s time

[@miilamb2044]

Definitely Tuco

[@fawshaw3361]

Hiesenberg has no ears, must be an alien

[@metal87power]

It was obviously Bugs Bunny.