Best of Gustavo Fring - Better call Saul and Breaking bad
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- čas přidán 20. 09. 2020
- Some of the best moments of the life and death of drug kingpin Gustavo Fring portrayed by Giancarlo Esposito.
Better call Saul best moments. Breaking bad best moments.
Edited some of my favorite Gus Fring moments together
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He is colder than the other side of pillow
Damn that is cold...
Other side of the pillow is cool ya jerk
@@zaggaona he is cooler too
Walter is colder
Makes the women wetter than an otter’s pocket
You didn't know if you hated him, liked him, or respected him. Such good acting.
@@egodeath7097 interesting take...
All.
Duh That Chicken, loved him
A business man doing business that’s it
I felt all three. I hated him for threatening Walter's family (especially his daughter), I liked how professional and badass he is, and I respected him for treating his employees (both his restaurant and drug cartel) well off, as well as his devotion to Max.
Fring can even convince thanos with his communication skills
But not Lalo
But not Don Eladio he killed his best friend even after he heard him explain.
Fring is 100x the villain thanos could ever be
Couldn't convince don eladio, don hector, hank, walter, or jessie.................
Thanos? How?
When a drug Kingpin is a better boss than other fast food places
That scene when his Assistant Manager detailed the fryer, and Gustavo came out looked at it, then looked at him and said, "If you think it is clean enough, and are happy with your results, than have a good night I will see you tomorrow." Then just walked back to his office. The kid pulled the entire unit out of it's housing and was scrubbing the hell out of it!
Once any manager has it to where they can just look mildly disappointed, and that look drives your employees to panic that you aren't happy, and immediatly go back to get it fixed so you are happy... Well at that point you have made it. You can just sit there and drink coffee all day, your team is complete!
Gave me a flashback of telling my father I had finished with the grass and him saying "If you are happy with the job you did, then I am..... I TRUST YOU".
The guilt would drive me mad, so there I went back out the door to the lawnmower.
@@DustinBarlow8P Those type of statements are a great management style. It portrays that you trust their judgement, and they want to keep that trust, so they will do their absolute best.
It’s pretty easy to be a good boss when the money isn’t just coming from the restaurant
Not just any drug kingpin, but the king of Albuquerque!
I liked how Gus Fring always protected the civilians that worked at his fast food joint. A true professional.
Well, it wasn’t in his interest for Los Pollos Hermanos employees to die. Therefore, he should employ them / protect them. Otherwise we would see the frier’s head on a tortoise shell if it meant for Gus a step closer to killing the cartel.
Lyle tho
It's a really fucked up world that people relate to, and want a drug lord as their fast-food boss lol.
he also knew those workers, if they got suspicious or anything, would be his looses ends. keeping them outta the loop and protecting them was equally strategic
@@borgCube100he literally would be better than basically every other boss. Yes I absolutely would want him as my boss
This is great but you missed when he walked into sniper fire.
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The Come at me Bro
Yup this scene was the shit
Thats was crazy.you know why he saw her brother died infront him already is like he dont scare death anymore.thats why the rifle guy was stop shooting and that was impress hank and jenesy.and hank was a bad one too but he was scared of gus😂😂😂😂
@@sylvamoise5788 what are you talking about haha
I love that Fring actually considered that Walt's cancer may have been the cause for his behavior before laying into him. Fring was a monster, but an oddly compassionate one.
He said that in a mocking manner
@@AlternativeCutsStudios wow verified :o very good content
He is a compassionate person become cruel and cold
@@AlternativeCutsStudios Imagine purchasing a verified account when your videos don't even rack up to your sub count view wise. Sad.
@@KruggKruscherp wdym
"HAWWWW"
- Gustavo Fring
fam 😭
damn straight
I think he was calling him a hoe
Why is this so funny 😂
wow...lol...actually laughing out loud by myself. sober. lololol.....hilarious.
He's not a man, he's a legend. Not only Gustavo, but the actor himself.
what's funny is this isn't his only iconoc character his performance as buggin out in do the right thing is classic too.
Bro facts. Man even got a part in Star Wars “The Mandalorian.”
@@StudentofOogway And The Boys
Nice!!!
@@StudentofOogway he was SO GOOD in the mandolorian
Met Esposito at my old job a few years ago. And he sorta acts the same way in person. He shook my hand all professional-like kinda like a businessman. He barely cracked a smile too as he shook my hand. I will never forget that moment lol
2:36
Thank me and shake my hand
Awesome.
You didn’t met Esposito you met Gus fring
Did you work at los pollos hermanos?
Professionalism can be learned from this character
Till he killed Victor, for example. =)
@@sinnanna7471 That's professionalism at it's very best. No sentiment or whatsoever, just doing what was best for business
@@nosakhareanthony5677 literally about to say this lol. vicky boy is dumb, he went straight to gales house knowing what was going down and admitted to being seen. not only that but he tries too hard to impress gus which could jeopardise a scenario, such as that one ^^^ lol. i think Sin Nanna just see's gus trying to show his other side to walt and jesse, like "look at me im a psycho ill cut my employee's throat" ... that employee was a future potential threat and needed dealing with.
It’s a tv show
@@valgoyt912 stfu that doesn't have to do with anything
I wish I could erase _Breaking Bad_ from memory and watch it all over again. When Jesse arrived at Los Pollos and sat with Walt and this nerdy guy whom I assumed was duty manager approached them with the "Is everything to your satisfaction?", I _didn't_ realize it was him the pair thought they were meeting.
Later, when Walt has returned and sits alone, and Fring stiffly turns to regard Walt in the window's reflection as Walt stares outside, and their relfection's eyes lock, _oh,_ to relive _that_ moment again!
And here i am thinkin. Ive never watched the series but im watching these knowingly how much im missing out :(
Ahhh i knew it was him from the beginning
Yeah but that means you also have to watch Jane die again. That's the one thing in that show that always gets me.... The fact that she dies as Walt watches. Scenes like that are hard to watch again.
@@ciscotheinkboi IDK for me Jane character wasn't developed to its full potential, I couldn't connect emotionally to her in the series.
And she didn't seem to care about Jesse or her father (or anyone else), and when she discovered the money that Jesse Pinkman had she became obsessed with it, she was very egocentric
are you the script writer ? xdxd
With half of his brain blown off, Gustavo Fring still has his senses to tidy up the tie... That's how sensible he is!!!
There are times when even a chunk of you brain is gone, there's a part of your brain that goes on autopilot playing out your habits
We need a best of Walt Jr. having breakfast.
aah veggie bacon
@@AAltair619 we're watching our cholesterol apparently
He wanted Crunch. Not regular one.
It’s Flynn... his name is Flyyyyyyyn
Ahhhh, no.... nobody needs that lol
"mr whiter where is my 20003 km/h of methe"
-gestapo fridge
I'm deleting your steam account
What do you mean the methe is up his nose?
mr whiet im taking this fish disxount
Gestapo Fridge HAHAHA
Mr white just use methodé
I loved Gus he was so complex, was one of the most human villains on the show
The way he adjusts his suit and tie after he walked out of an explosion with half his face blown off is incredible, shows how he can be very classy before he fell to the ground dead. Truly a legend
Yeah, like he fucking ate and devoured- no crumbs left. its why I believe in the idea that even if your dead, you should still serve anyway.
9:25 the PERFECT representation of his character, one could even argue this is a better version of 'Two-Face' than what we got in The Dark Knight.
Polite, neatly dressed, family man, good cook.......mass-murderer, cartel leader, criminal.
He also got half his face blown off
As someone who’s never watched the show, that last frame was unnerving.
@@Atriox2004it just said thanks for watching subscribe for more??
@@BUTTERVISION no the part where he walks out of the room after his Harvey Dent rhino plasty went very well
After watching Better Call Saul I noticed how much of a Dirtbag Walter really was.
@Le Troll Face I didnt mention Gus
@Le Troll Face how exactly was Gus worse than Walt?
It took you that long to come to that conclusion?
yeah i started really noticing it about a season into breaking bad. he was a narcissist lmao and could never admit to his own mistakes and continuously made them. him and his god awful wife were lowkey the reasons why ide be so relieved when someone like Mike or Gus got their own scenes and screen time
Yes you remind me the name is walter i was get confuse him with hank.
Without doubt, one of the single greatest TV characters ever created, and I'm so happy for Giancarlo Esposito's trajectory in his career. The man is on fire at the moment. When he said to Walter White *"I hide in plain sight, just like you. Now, shake my hands"* that was chilling stuff. Giancarlo played the part brilliantly. The conclusion to his beef with Hector Salamancar is the stuff of legend.
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He was evil but fair. I always respected Gus’s character because his actions were always so deliberate, he never made a mistake until it came to Walter. And that’s understandable because it’s hard to deal with /predict a man’s actions when he would regularly risk everything at the drop of a hat.
I love the fact Gus lost because he *over* estimated Walt.
@@RaptorJesus this is true, Gus being so aggressively all over Walters every action forced him to really think outside of the box to try and find ways to kill gus. It’s exactly what led to his downfall.
@@sergiomendoza4850 Not just that, Gus assumed Walt was at his core a reasonable man, who'd do the rational thing when push came to shove. He had no idea that the "cold, calculating Walt" he thought was his true self was just a facade he put on. Walt might want to believe he was like that, but he wasn't. Gus was.
@@RaptorJesus He lost because for some reason the second time around he didn't have a guy search Hector's wheelchair even though they deliberately showed him doing that the first time.
@@plmokm33 I mean, this was his big moment. The thing he'd been waiting for for decades. He's allowed to overlook some things, especially considering this is the only time it really happens.
*Unpopular opinion:* Gus Fring is by far most favorite character. I loved the exceptional control and power this character exhibits.
but he shit his pants while Lalo is alive. he carried guns, kept a lot of men around to protect him and lived with a bulletproof vest. Lalo is the only guy scared the shit out of Gus Fring!
I don't think it's an unpopular opinion :)
@@mahendervelpula1010 what the hell would you do if there was a man who literally dedicated himself to killing you, and try to expose your secret to a cartel kingpin?😂
Gustavo Fring is such a good villain. Calm calculated and terrifying
never better than Lalo!
@@mahendervelpula1010 He is more calm and calculated, but less scary, tactic and evil.
He straightened his tie, and then he died...
Formal till death!🔥
If that scene took place in 2020, it would have been considered a COVID death.
1:36- “that’s how you do it, we had em pissing their pants”
Gus: yeah buddy you really thought you did something huh?
I love how Gus thought that fool a lesson by suffocation.
6:44 "Gustavo, I think you're behind all this"
"I heard, it's unfortunate"
That edit though 😂😂
what i don't understand, is why Gustavo is considered evil and a real threat to Walts family.
Walt tested evety part of Frings patience, and he lets him off with a warning. Every time.
Yes. he knew he will die soon, but still. He let him off!
And Walt came back and destroyed everything.
Paranoia
cause walt is a piece of shit
That is not true, Gustavo wanted to get rid of him, and recruit Gale, especially because Walt saved Jesse from those dealers who killed the small kid, Andreas brother.Walt wasn't a piece of shit.
Balkancuga Walt is definitely a piece of shit, most of the times
@@prettyboytwink it's funny how you blame Walt for Jesse's misery when we all should blame Jesse, he chose to work with ( or for ) Walter . Yeah Walter talked him into a lot of things but at the end it was Jesse's choice
COLD.. SAVAGE.. but still polite, well-mannered and classy. The man.
The best antagonist in cinema history.
Hhmmmm,...big call man, big call.
@@illwitness it is a big call you’re right, but. I believe him, his performances are nothing short of legendary
@@Amaarc77 hhmmm, I need to think about this. You could be right but like I said,...big call bro.
Havent you watched anton shakur from no country for old men🙄
Cinema and television are two different things
"Looook at me, Hectorrrrr...Look at me!" One of the best lines ever.
Followed by, ding ding ding ding ding - HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA...
The best villian in TV show history.
This man did sooo damn much with the smallest gesture or mannerism, he could flip from the kindest mild mannered manager to the most ruthless kingpin at the drop of a hat and you believe it, it’s rare someone can act so well and command the screen like that.
Gus's social mask is on point. He was right under the D.E.A. leaders nose for years and no one suspected a thing. Then God said: Let there be Hank
More like “Let there be Walt, to fuck everything up” lol
The best example of how great Gus was at his job was that the truth wasn’t revealed about him until after he was already dead. In a way, Gus pretty much got away with everything until then. He was smart, patient, and totally cold and ruthless. He’d make Scarface shit himself.
BB could easily have ended with season 4.
White was incapable of being satisfied with anything and was lucky that Gus and Mike were so patient with his psychopathy.
It wasn’t walts ego that made Gus turn on him. Gus liked Walt and disliked Jessie, Walt saved Jessie’s life by killing two of gus’s men, and after that gus instantly turns on Walt. Mike was ready to kill Walt the very next episode
I don't see Walter White as a psychopath, maybe a borderline sociopath,
@@ericsmith3495 Let's say he dabbles in psychopathy.:)
@@deathwishdan2557 yeah, I agree with that
There should be an 8h video of smiling Gus and Lalo being super friendly to each other
Never lose Gus's respect
Giancarlo is the man, such a phenomenal, and underrated actor
When you put all your character points into charisma and intelligence
Underrated comment 😂
i dont know, his one-handed skill seems to be pretty decent to.
Bruh that scared the shit outta me when Hector shot gus's friend in front of him it was so unexpected
Gus's lover, he was gay
@@MistakenMystery gus gets shocked from someone right next to him getting shot and you guys think he’s gay😐😐
@@Ali-uu5pd no he’s just gay...
@@obey_4354 how is he gay??
You mean his boyfriend. Idk how that could have been any more obvious and people hardly ever mention it. Gustavo is as gay(e) as Marvin. And the cartel doesn't play that sh!t.
The moment that Hector killed his boyfriend is the moment that the Gus Fring we know, love and fear, was born. He killed the only thing Gus loved. Just look at how different his demeanor is in that scene as opposed to the rest of the series. That "nice" side of him doesn't come out unless he's speaking to Los Pollos Hermanos workers or customers - or the cops. GREAT acting on Mr. Esposito's part.
I love that interpretation of his and Max’s relationship, it makes his character so much more layered and complex.
Boyfriend?
@@authorhazel1554 i thought it was canon that they're boyfriends
@@fusseld100 It practically is? Though Vince never confirmed it, and said it was open to interpertation, it's commonly accepted through the fandom that it's canon
Nah
Gus Fring was selling not only meth, but also compound V.
And personally hunted down a little green alien while brandishing a laser sword.
Idk what it is about listening to Esposito. His voice is so calming yet blood chilling
Dude has always been such a a1 actor man he ain't appreciated enough God the passion he has for his craft
Gus seems like a nice guy… if your working at his restaurant..
Don't mess with him and be his trusted ally in his workplace , then he will be nice.
The fact that the scene where Gus walks into sniper fire and throws his arms into the air taunting the sniper basically saying c'mon and shoot me blows my mind, that was foreal like his most badass scene ever imo
A man provides speech is one of the greatest I've ever heard.
1:56
Gus: "Look at me..."
Nacho slowly looks at Hus with much trepidation.
Gus: (in a grim voice) "From now on.... You.. Are.. Mine".
Me: 😮... He is my hero.
1:58 he sounds like a demon
Absolutely frightening
@@spunksarmy7928 imagine Gus telling Rick Grimes that instead of Negan saying it !
@@randybarnett2308 sorry I didn't watch that zombie thing
The last part when Gus just experience the explosion from the room, the make up, the special effect, the filming, the tech
oh man: this shows the best people that work from the Hollywood combine,,,,it makes this show stands out - for sure a very very good dark TV show
Gus, you so calm, so charming, very good work
The scary thing about Fring is he is a reasonable madman. Reason and madness shouldn't mix.
Gus Fring is one of my all-time favorite characters from any TV show, movie or book. He was absolutely terrifyin, and Esposito just crushed it with his ever nuance, facial expression... he controlled the time and milked as much gut-wrenching tension as he could from each moment. He's also a terrifying example of Jungian Archetypes and examining man as a mask he wears for the world, compared to the man he is beneath it. I skipped out on Better Call Saul (stopped watching after season 1). Looks like I need to catch up for more of Fring's back story. Terrifying and tremendous character.
Every word this man says is a badass moment.
Gus is the real two face calm but evil as the devil
Gus can be very polite but he also can be very ruthless to his enemies and victims.
He maxed out his charisma skill
still cannot reach the Lalo's charisma!
@@mahendervelpula1010 Arthur couldn’t even get close to John’s.
your partner was late, and he was high, you have poor judgement
He is my favorite character in Breaking bad and Better call Saul
9:10 that face😂 amazing actor
My favorite is that it’s a prequel but they all look older
They aged
Definitely my personal favorite character in the entire series. I only started watching Better Call Saul just to get more scenes of this character.
Fring was probably the most sane person i ever heaed speak.
1:27 OK OK GUS!! I SEE YOU WITH THOSE BUCKETS
Kobe!
A man provides even when he's not appreciated he does it because hes a Man!! Gus Fring
One of the coolest characters in TV history
after Lalo!
I would be honored and terrified if he was my boss
Best thing to do would be to get away from that man.And make sure the slate was clean when you left.
I absolutely love how quick gus caught onto Saul 🤣
Gus writing his death warrant 8:20
nah he did that when he decided to work with walter
his death came to him so quickly after that
1:24 i forgot this existed, this was the first time Gus actually felt something
The fact that two Breaking Bad characters appeared as Far Cry villains in insane
Gustavo fring was incapable of feeling things such as remorse, empathy, or grief. But at the same time he understood that most humans do, and that separates him from every other cold hearted killer.
He seemed to grieve over Max though
Gus is probably the most complex character in the BB universe
This man has read The Art of War the same number of times as the views.
Thank you so much for making this video I know it wasn’t easy. Breaking bad is my favorite show of all time
that was a very well produced summary of the whole character of gustavo. great video sir.
His voice is comforting and at the same time terrifying, brilliant acting :)
Gus is much more daunting than dexter. Probably because we have less insight into his personal side of his character.
Gustavo even goes to throw up with style lol
The delivery of “You are mine” was chilling
He’s such an amazing actor Oml
One of the best villains of all time.
09:18
I love this part when the dark series theme song plays
Great actors every one from the cast, but specially Giancarlo Esposito, one of my favorite acting characters Gustavo Fring... bravo!!
1:52 among gus
Such an iconic screen figure. Legend.
Considering his situation, he did everything correct
This guy has the situation he's both feared and respected. In my opinion one of the greatest characters created
I really thought that he is a superhero when he walked out of the exploded room, then I'm shocked as he did it with a half-body integrated
He also dodged sniper bullets
Thug: "That's how you do it, we had them pissing their pants."
Gus with a plastic bag: "ight bet"
He’s better in Better call Saul to me, written better and performed better
I think it's because he had more screen time so we got more time with him
I Think it is because thet the actor has improved
thats because its more focused on the other side, spends more time doing a character study of Saul, Gus and Mike
8:30
Fold out your hands
Give me a sign
Hold down your lies
the chills
I really want to visit one of his restaurants as a regular customer.
Pollo's Loco
Best villain in TV history
They should make a series about the restaurant side of Los Pollos Hermanos.
It'd be cool to see the fast food manager aspect of Gus' life.
already in Better Call Saul somehow
I like that you ordered the scenes in chronological order in which the events took place
Gus Fring The Best 😍♥️
Keep going bro👍👍👍
Gus Fring is probably the most genius written character I've ever seen in a TV show. Gus, in a way, is the living embodiment on what and how the United States society operates. While someone like Tuco represents more of what a brutal dictatorship would look like in a nutshell, Gus displays more of what a Neoliberal, "democratic", corporate societal mindset would represent. He is way more formal, classy, by the rules, and actively goes against the impulsivity of someone like Tuco. All of his actions are strategically planned for a guaranteed outcome to benefit him. What's important about this is that Gus may seem like he's a much better person to be friends/coworkers with (on the outside), but on the inside lies a brutal psycopath who is just as bad, if not worse, than someone like Tuco. He literally killed Victor with a box cutter in front of Walt, Jesse, and Mike, in such a savage, but also somehow collective way. That directly relates to Tuco brutally punching one of his henchman to death, just because he said something Tuco didn't like. Their end results as people are exactly the same. They have the same brutal character outcome, but have a different approach in how they express themselves as people, while also operating large drug empires differently.
I also just want to add that I am in no way comparing a full blown authoritarian dictatorship to the U.S. Government. However, I can't ignore the way Vince wrote these characters to resemble those spectrums in society, and how connected they can be in terms of overall outcome. It really leads me to question how beneficial the United States Government really is to its people. I might be analyzing this too much tho idk.
This is absolute truth beautifully written. 💯
Aaaaand guess who's a Republican?
It makes sense if you're to say the US has significant corruption in the shadows compared to open corruption in authoritarian regimes. I don't see where democracy comes in.
The end results don't matter as much as the motivations though. Gus killed his employee because he was spotted at the scene of a crime and he didn't want his own cover to be blown, Tuco killed a guy in a roid-rage for trying to do his job (kinda).
Great montage. Best villain of all time IMO.
He was very good at business. Organized neat thoughtful and moral.