😁 You would be surprised how quickly mostly everybody in the world moves on with something.... because... you know....we just don't give a damn about it if it's not truly affecting us......Herc is probably more like Oh well that's done on to the next after arresting "Avon ummmm what's his face?"........lol
Ha, yep, he really doesn't give a fuck. That's why I thought it was so grimly hilarious what they did to his character, having him basically fail upwards into a cushy job working security for the mayor, lucks into becoming the mayor's special 'friend' after accidentally witnessing him getting a blowjob, and then even when he gets sacked from that he gets to be a supposed 'private investigator' for Levy, which I have to imagine is incredibly lucrative. Not only that, the fact he randomly fires a nail from Snoop's nailgun is crucial in later matching it to the bodies in the vacants, and also flagrantly breaches client-attorning privelege by handing over Marlo's phone number. He goes through the entire show not giving a fuck and manages to be both highly rewarded and crucial to investigations. Oh, and let's not forget that he also basically ruined Randy's entire life through his carelessness. So much going on in that show.
@@MrCHITOWN247 he pretty much already was at that point, notice how whenever Stringer and Slim were in the same room with Avon, it looked like Slim always had priority over String
Tray-von Smith he is everything that is good about a gangster, he has a code, he’s honest, respectable - if there was one who deserved to make at the end, it was our brother Slim bro ✌🏻
The writers did a great job with the details of every character. Here works on a major case for months and cannot remember the target’s name. Then later on in the series his inability to remember details for police protocols cost him his job. Great writing!
Tarik Tokalija she's a fuckin cop. Even then she kept it thorough and only mentioned little man instead of throwing both webey and little man under the bus.
Herc's head being out of the game was the most in the game attitude in the department. EDIT: To be fair, there was also that lieutenant with the beach house.
Whats funny is that Herc can't remember Avon's name or case but as soon as his partner says, "Pig beef from the market", Herc replies, "See, know your thinking like police." 😂😂😂
To Herc, "Barksdale" was pretty much the name of the investigation, he didnt really care who Avon was. Not to mention that there were many other members of the Barksdale family involved
@@devan1715 did you really say this was a flaw in writing or how this was so genious in its own way considering the character of herc was written, this was the most herc of saying and doing things, little details like these are what wire the greatest show ever.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂I Knew I Wasn't The Only Person Who Was Like They Just Said Barksdale Damn Herc That's His Crew Name After Avon Last Name That's Herc More A Cop Than Police The Paycheck N Status No Care At All!!!!!1❤️
All the work they did seems to have gone to waste. But it's almost a waste of time anyway when you think about it. Avon gets popped and Marlo takes over anyway, they get Marlo out of the way and Slim and the others take over. It's like in the movie King of New York, "I'm not your problem, I'm just the business man" - Frank White.
In fact, the cops are sometimes counterproductive. They arrest Avon before he can kill Marlo and Marlo takes over the streets and starts murdering people who haven't been involved with the law enforcement or the criminals like the lady in Andre's store and the security guard. The cops who end up winning are the cops who acknowledge that they're one of the people benefiting from the war on drugs (because of their salary and their authority over the drug dealers).
Chace McLees He knows who it is he just can't remember his name is all. He even knew Avon wasn't supposed to be out yet but because he saw him he started doubting his memory of how many years Avon got.
No man. Remember, it's been 2 years since the old investigation. How many guys do you think he has locked up, how many criminal lineups has he seen, how many people has he seen in the street, in the last 2 years since? You have no idea of how many people cops brush against.
2:20 Herc literally mentions Barksdale after Kima and then forgets his name and says big boy. One of the few confusing bits of dialogue in the brilliance that is the wire
@@andrew7taylor Yeah its a bit weird... he said 'Avon what's his face' with the other cop.... Kima says Barksdale, he said Barksdale... then he says I saw "big boy" which would suggest he knows Avon is Barksdale, and could easily clarify without them guessing Stringer... McNulty and them are a bit weird for saying stringer but I guess they think Avon locked up... dunno
@@PreeMarketI think the point is Herc is a bit dim, and doesn't really follow the thread. He knows a bunch of names and police jargon but doesn't know how to assimilate them into a coherent worldview. He's just a lunkhead that knows how to be muscle and carry out orders but has a very limited grasp of the world around him. This was even more obvious when he was working for Levy.
Theres no better way to watch this clip then with a decent pair of headphones. When Barksdale cuts around the corner, gives PoPo the look, and Headsprung is playing in the background.....you get chills.....
Two things I love about this scene. And why The Wire is so special. There is NO exposition. Herc was on the detail in series one to put Avon behind bars and they wrote him to not remember the exact details. Thats realistic. I hate when characters in other shows just word facts flawlessly with impeccable fluency. Another thing I love is that they didnt have Herc with Carver. They mix and match characters. Another realistic approach.
Yah, Herc was a 9 to 5er, busting heads and popping a beer and throwing it on the roof at quitting time. He remembers what the guy looks like but no name, completely realistic
The Wire only show where fans comment that characters like Herc, Syndor, Freamon, Cutty, Butchie, Nicky, etc are underrated or top 5 favorite characters in the show. And they wouldn't be wrong for it.
People not realizing that Herc 100% remembers Avon barksdales name, but his hyper macho bravado won't let himself admit that he remembers out loud is peak
0:53 - This is where Avon needed the old String. String, back when he was loyal to Avon as the 2nd in command. String would have told Avon that they should scope out Marlo to see what he was up to. String would have gotten someone to infiltrate their crew to find out what was going inside Marlo’s crew, while Avon setup shop. Avon was naturally a better King then String, but Avon really needed a loyal String as the ‘Queen’ of the operation, to go out and get stuff done. Slim was good in his role, but he lacked String’s business/operational savvy. United Avon and String take down Marlo’s crew no problem. The Barksdales faced a formidable challenge with Marlo, but they essentially collapsed from within.
Couldnt have said it better. People give String too much credit in trying to reform the drug trade. He should've stayed in his lane and never got off track. I mean him and Avon were ruling West Baltimore with an iron fist for years, so why change things up? t's why I respected Avon and Marlo. They knew what they were and didnt play any "away games"
this just shows this whole game is like chess, traveling across the hoods to conquer corners while the rival is doing the same thing with your non maintained corners
I can't lie when I hear the music playing in the background of these video's, it makes me miss music from back in the day and how much better it used to be. Now it's all about the 808 bumping or the auto tune sounding good to where anyone can be a rapper these day's lol. Back then you had to be witty and sound good. You had to bring bars, make your own style and prove why you deserved to be on top. From word play to songs telling you a story that made you visualize it in your head. For example Em's Stan or Biggie Notorious just to name a few. Now 90% of song's are just about bragging about what they bought or drugs and girls they gotten up with lol. Ya miss the older stuff forsure. What about y'all? You miss the old rap with word play and bars? Or do you not care an just want the 808s to bump?
@@StainsStainsStains The difference is back in the day from artists you had to be more talented then the person before you could make it in the game. They had to rely skill, word play and actual skill to produce good music. Now these day's none of that matters cause as long as the 808's are bumping and you throw autotune into their vocals is the only way they sound good. Take that away and what you got? Talentless kid's that rely too much on technology to be good. My overall point is you can't compare real rap to today's rap because it's not the same. Yes some people these day's do have talent and I respect them for that. They deserve where they got and it's no shame towards them. But if you listen to the ones without talent or autotune it's night and day compared to how it was back in the day. You could take LL Cool J and put him against any artist that uses autotune and make them rap on a mic and see the difference js. That's my whole point. You're entitled to your own opinion and it doesn't have to be the same as mine. But as long as you respect mine I'll always respect yours :) have a good day 😊
We are talking about Avon Barksdale here, not the corner boys who are just doing a little dirt just to get by, or the drug addicts who are physiologically unable to shake their demons. I have no problem with the law letting guys like bodie, D'angelo, bubbles, wallace etc. get away with what they do. Hell, even the police turn a blind eye to what they do. But Avon man, he's gotta go away for a long time, and deservedly so.
Avon: "Who them bald-headed bitches sittin' in they cars next to my corners?" Slim: "No worries V, they only pawns." (Translation: an advantage needs to be pursued in the endgame, and learning how to make favorable exchanges leading to a favorable endgame is an important skill.) Avon: "Ay ight. Once they move forward one square block, you take back my corners. Control the center board and all dat." (Translation: I consider a preponderance of pawns on the queenside (queenside majority) an advantage because this might be used to create a passed pawn.)
the fact that drugs are illegal at all has created a military and police assault on the poor.. these people have low access to quality education, and even lower access to lasting, fulfilling employment. violence inevitably walks hand in hand with the unregulated black market. almost all crime and unethical behavior is a result of a flawed environment. I believe that judgement, punishment, and incarceration, is a horribly inhumane alternative to adjusting said flawed environment
The odds of forgetting someone like Avon Barksdale after all they went through to get him. Then again, it is Herc.
Puta merda hahaha
Eh, he forgot the last name. He remembered the face, the first name and even the years he got.
@@Ravengagepvl
Nah he literally just said Barksdale 2 seconds before its kinda dumb
Your comment is spot on. Avon what's his face. I didn't like that about the memory
😁 You would be surprised how quickly mostly everybody in the world moves on with something.... because... you know....we just don't give a damn about it if it's not truly affecting us......Herc is probably more like Oh well that's done on to the next after arresting "Avon ummmm what's his face?"........lol
"Point is, guy's an asshole. Locked him up is all."
Gotta love how Herc really doesn't give a fuck. Man's got lunch on his mind.
Hi like how he's flexing that he locked up Avon Barksdale as if he did it singlehandedly.
Ha, yep, he really doesn't give a fuck. That's why I thought it was so grimly hilarious what they did to his character, having him basically fail upwards into a cushy job working security for the mayor, lucks into becoming the mayor's special 'friend' after accidentally witnessing him getting a blowjob, and then even when he gets sacked from that he gets to be a supposed 'private investigator' for Levy, which I have to imagine is incredibly lucrative.
Not only that, the fact he randomly fires a nail from Snoop's nailgun is crucial in later matching it to the bodies in the vacants, and also flagrantly breaches client-attorning privelege by handing over Marlo's phone number. He goes through the entire show not giving a fuck and manages to be both highly rewarded and crucial to investigations.
Oh, and let's not forget that he also basically ruined Randy's entire life through his carelessness. So much going on in that show.
no. Herc gives a damn. His partner doesn't
I hate him so much tbh, worst cop in the show by a thin margin.
@@agnidas5816Herc (played by Dominick Lambardozzi) was also in A Bronx Tale and played Ralph Capone in Boardwalk Empire.
Lol today is the 16 year anniversary that Avon was released from jail
Just hustled another 100 large out of Marlo too.
Bro this is fiction...
@@RDoubt96 NO shit dumbfu*k
❤
Avon and slim in season 3 was a beautiful lil friendship
Slim was on his way to being his #2.
@@MrCHITOWN247 he pretty much already was at that point, notice how whenever Stringer and Slim were in the same room with Avon, it looked like Slim always had priority over String
Juan Hernandez lets be honest though guys slim Charles is fucking awesome
Guy du Toit Say that Shit bro💯
Tray-von Smith he is everything that is good about a gangster, he has a code, he’s honest, respectable - if there was one who deserved to make at the end, it was our brother Slim bro ✌🏻
The writers did a great job with the details of every character. Here works on a major case for months and cannot remember the target’s name. Then later on in the series his inability to remember details for police protocols cost him his job. Great writing!
Kima was pissed cause she almost lost her life for nothing. I swear this show is fucking crack!!!!
Mad
Naw bruh this that Blue Magic dope!!
man fuck Kima, snitch bitch!
Tarik Tokalija she's a fuckin cop. Even then she kept it thorough and only mentioned little man instead of throwing both webey and little man under the bus.
Whos crack?
“Pitbeef from the market”
“Now youre thinking like police”
I love how he says that after seeing a Kingpin released from prison early .
Herc's head being out of the game was the most in the game attitude in the department.
EDIT: To be fair, there was also that lieutenant with the beach house.
Medium rare, lots of horse radish
While standing on the corner Avon and slim was talking about dropping bodies on and not thinking oh it’s cause he home and the projects down 😂😂😂
Avon whatshisface
Herks attention to detail is what makes him natural police 😂
"The king stays the king".
“No doubt”
Herc spends years investigating Avon and now he doesn’t even remember his name 🤣
Herc is the type to not know their names *while* they're investigating them.
Whats funny is that Herc can't remember Avon's name or case but as soon as his partner says, "Pig beef from the market", Herc replies, "See, know your thinking like police." 😂😂😂
@@downtoearthproductions Yeah, Herc can't remember Barksdale's name, but he knows where he ate on Tuesday. Natural police...
Months, not years. Still, just typical Herc.
Well...its Herc we are talking about XD
love how mcnulty calls over lester as his first instinct. and kima calls mcdaniels
'mcdaniels', that's funny
McDaniels? Loool
foreshadow for season 5?? haha
McDaniels
@@MarcoBoneMan I think that’s the restaurant from “coming to America” 😂
Herc with the eagle eye
Fakename70 and a meth heads memory lol
Mcnulty hit the keyboard with fury
That nigga was typing like an internet gangster... Bet it was in all caps too!! 😂😂
Old people do that. Must be a typewriter habit.
He’s a keyboard warrior.
That walk across the office had me ripped...
Fury and rage!
avon talking business in the car...breaking his own rules
DNB GLYN true
Its a new day
Might've done a bug sweep
He didn't really said anything
He didn't really have a choice, once they tore down the projects the drug trade became more dispersed.
McNulty angrily typing with two fingers is beautiful.
Typing like it was the keyboard who let Avon out
Love how Herc says "the one I told you about?!" Eventhough he himself doesn't even remember the name of the dude who they were trying to catch.
“ The game is rigged, but you can’t lose if you don’t play”
Omar: but the game is out there, it's either play or get played.
@@UMANGPLAYS to play is hell
2:17
"Barksdale corners..." "Barksdale license plates..."
"I saw big boy, but i I forget his name." 😆
The wire had its flaws
To Herc, "Barksdale" was pretty much the name of the investigation, he didnt really care who Avon was. Not to mention that there were many other members of the Barksdale family involved
@@devan1715 did you really say this was a flaw in writing or how this was so genious in its own way considering the character of herc was written, this was the most herc of saying and doing things, little details like these are what wire the greatest show ever.
Wow
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂I Knew I Wasn't The Only Person Who Was Like They Just Said Barksdale Damn Herc That's His Crew Name After Avon Last Name That's Herc More A Cop Than Police The Paycheck N Status No Care At All!!!!!1❤️
Avon is the leader that also fights with his soldiers. And he respects the game and its rules.
Admirable kind of.
True indeed. Even at the end before all the cops came.
Avon expected you to be a man. Marlo expected you to be a subservient dog. Advantage: Avon.
All the work they did seems to have gone to waste. But it's almost a waste of time anyway when you think about it. Avon gets popped and Marlo takes over anyway, they get Marlo out of the way and Slim and the others take over.
It's like in the movie King of New York, "I'm not your problem, I'm just the business man" - Frank White.
In fact, the cops are sometimes counterproductive. They arrest Avon before he can kill Marlo and Marlo takes over the streets and starts murdering people who haven't been involved with the law enforcement or the criminals like the lady in Andre's store and the security guard. The cops who end up winning are the cops who acknowledge that they're one of the people benefiting from the war on drugs (because of their salary and their authority over the drug dealers).
+aroundtheworlda Yeah, there's only one solution. Legalise it, that way there's no need for OC.
I wonder how things would've gone if the police investigation had been allowed to equally focus on both organizations.
I guess that was the point of the whole show. The game is the game.
Yeah most of the issues on The Wire are a result of prohibition.
2:51
World's loudest, and slowest, typing.
It literally couldn't be louder. But those old keyboards would kinda do like that.
those mech keyboards were alot louder than people remember.
That’s the boomer typing style, my old man does it the same way
@@TheDanrox110 It was 2004, computer skills were a lot less common. Mcnulty didn't even own one.
@@TheDanrox110 jajaja
"What's his face?" am I the only one who feels certain Herc would have absolutely remembered locking up Avon Barksdale?
Chace McLees He knows who it is he just can't remember his name is all. He even knew Avon wasn't supposed to be out yet but because he saw him he started doubting his memory of how many years Avon got.
He says Barksdales corners but he doesn’t know Avon’s last name is Barksdale?
Anthony New York Exactly.. That could've played better lol
Early stage of Alzheimer's...
No man. Remember, it's been 2 years since the old investigation. How many guys do you think he has locked up, how many criminal lineups has he seen, how many people has he seen in the street, in the last 2 years since? You have no idea of how many people cops brush against.
probably my favorite ending shot for any episode of the wire.
I dont thing m gna watch such a great series again :(, the wire is always on top fo me ..!
It's pretty funny that Herc refers to the Barksdale Organization by name but still calls Avon "what's-his-face".
The wire had great food, talking about it and showing it.
mcnulty hitting that keypad with fury...even just the thought of avon being out is pissing him off...LOL
2:20 Herc literally mentions Barksdale after Kima and then forgets his name and says big boy. One of the few confusing bits of dialogue in the brilliance that is the wire
Yeah, it's like 'Avon' and 'Barksdale' are two different words, and he remembers one but not the other!
@@andrew7taylor Yeah its a bit weird... he said 'Avon what's his face' with the other cop.... Kima says Barksdale, he said Barksdale... then he says I saw "big boy" which would suggest he knows Avon is Barksdale, and could easily clarify without them guessing Stringer... McNulty and them are a bit weird for saying stringer but I guess they think Avon locked up... dunno
@@PreeMarketI think the point is Herc is a bit dim, and doesn't really follow the thread. He knows a bunch of names and police jargon but doesn't know how to assimilate them into a coherent worldview. He's just a lunkhead that knows how to be muscle and carry out orders but has a very limited grasp of the world around him. This was even more obvious when he was working for Levy.
Avon had them shook 😂😂😂
I love how McNulty gets cut off when he says “No fucking way”
“Avon Whatshisface” lol he was THE target on their detail and he can’t remember
NO TALKING SHOP IN THE CAR
I feel like McNulty and Gregg’s should’ve done the Christopher Moltisanti walk into the office.
"You are NOT gonna believe this! Avon Barksdale is an ASS MUNCHA"
The scene where they saw Avon got released is by far the funniest scene in the show
3:10 "The system fails again" - Bender in courthouse.
The simple man in me needs a herc and carver buddy cop movie
Nice transition into the credits Kima
At the end I ducked
Smokieboon nice wings in the profile photo
Paulie eh eh eh
Let me tell ya couple a three things.....
I didn't..got smacked in the head.....
*GIVE ME ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.*
RIP LAnce Riddick
Keep watching these clips, about to watch The Wire for the third time
Might be the only good piece of police work we saw from Herc, and it was essentially just setting other cops on a dude.
Kima took the bullet for nothing since Avon just walked after two years, that's pretty rough.
A cop getting shot is part of the game, even though it's counterproductive for the criminals that do so because it brings up a lot of pressure.
Littleman bugged out and let a couple go.....
She snitched on her own ppl in the end and ruined their careers fuck her goody 2 shoes ass
Apollo Spade LOL!!
Visit Kotor Wee Bey is doing life.
Got released on my birthday
arampierce34 happy belated my nigga
Dee Bro lmao that made me laugh forreal
Oh shit me too. I was born in 94
Lord have mercy if the broad is thirsty
...and then something about a reimbursement, lol..
Ll cool j
Theres no better way to watch this clip then with a decent pair of headphones. When Barksdale cuts around the corner, gives PoPo the look, and Headsprung is playing in the background.....you get chills.....
avon talking about dropping bodies in a car....breaking his own rules ;)
McNulty went to town on that keyboard lmaoo
Two things I love about this scene.
And why The Wire is so special.
There is NO exposition. Herc was on the detail in series one to put Avon behind bars and they wrote him to not remember the exact details. Thats realistic. I hate when characters in other shows just word facts flawlessly with impeccable fluency.
Another thing I love is that they didnt have Herc with Carver.
They mix and match characters. Another realistic approach.
Yah, Herc was a 9 to 5er, busting heads and popping a beer and throwing it on the roof at quitting time.
He remembers what the guy looks like but no name, completely realistic
Marlo made Avon and his crew look like good guys.
The Wire only show where fans comment that characters like Herc, Syndor, Freamon, Cutty, Butchie, Nicky, etc are underrated or top 5 favorite characters in the show. And they wouldn't be wrong for it.
Love Herc’s reaction to the kid and the car in the beginning of the clip
LL cool HEADSPRUNG
🤣🤣🤣
only women know ll's songs.
Avon in the car with the music pumpin?BLAST
Where is ALL AVON scenes at??
"Now you're thinking like Police"
“Now ur thinkin like police”
Gets 6-8 years, out in 2...the story of the criminal justice system... 🤦♂️
When TV was watchable
Only herc would forget his name 🤣
People not realizing that Herc 100% remembers Avon barksdales name, but his hyper macho bravado won't let himself admit that he remembers out loud is peak
Some faces, you don't forget 🤔.
I love how pissed they was 😂😂
I love this sequence
0:53 - This is where Avon needed the old String. String, back when he was loyal to Avon as the 2nd in command. String would have told Avon that they should scope out Marlo to see what he was up to. String would have gotten someone to infiltrate their crew to find out what was going inside Marlo’s crew, while Avon setup shop. Avon was naturally a better King then String, but Avon really needed a loyal String as the ‘Queen’ of the operation, to go out and get stuff done. Slim was good in his role, but he lacked String’s business/operational savvy. United Avon and String take down Marlo’s crew no problem. The Barksdales faced a formidable challenge with Marlo, but they essentially collapsed from within.
Couldnt have said it better. People give String too much credit in trying to reform the drug trade. He should've stayed in his lane and never got off track. I mean him and Avon were ruling West Baltimore with an iron fist for years, so why change things up? t's why I respected Avon and Marlo. They knew what they were and didnt play any "away games"
this just shows this whole game is like chess, traveling across the hoods to conquer corners while the rival is doing the same thing with your non maintained corners
THE BOSS IS BACK IN TOWN
Also how Avon and Slim we’re listening to head sprung. And how the cop couldn’t believe he got out.
In 1st season Barksdale syndicate had the rule of never talking business in the car.
My thing is, how would they not know he got out? You'd think that news would have spread pretty quickly.
Lol only 2 things Herc did great was this scene and giving Marlo's phone number to Lester in season 5.
Song is Ll Cool J-Headsprung guys.
I can just feeeel their frustration
RIP cameraman.
Herc works the case for years and Avon is the target. 2 years later and he's "what's his face".
Kima: Damn Herc do we all look alike?!
if i was avon i would never show my face. just keep in the shadows
Stringer was in the position that Slim shoulda been holdin down for Avon.. there would have been loyalty, and a whole different show lol
I can't lie when I hear the music playing in the background of these video's, it makes me miss music from back in the day and how much better it used to be. Now it's all about the 808 bumping or the auto tune sounding good to where anyone can be a rapper these day's lol. Back then you had to be witty and sound good. You had to bring bars, make your own style and prove why you deserved to be on top. From word play to songs telling you a story that made you visualize it in your head. For example Em's Stan or Biggie Notorious just to name a few. Now 90% of song's are just about bragging about what they bought or drugs and girls they gotten up with lol. Ya miss the older stuff forsure. What about y'all? You miss the old rap with word play and bars? Or do you not care an just want the 808s to bump?
definitely miss back in the day 90's and early 00's
Bro, people ripped on ll cool j for “headsprung” the same way you’re ripping on the young ones. It’s all a cycle, music changes and everyone bitches.
@@StainsStainsStains The difference is back in the day from artists you had to be more talented then the person before you could make it in the game. They had to rely skill, word play and actual skill to produce good music. Now these day's none of that matters cause as long as the 808's are bumping and you throw autotune into their vocals is the only way they sound good. Take that away and what you got? Talentless kid's that rely too much on technology to be good. My overall point is you can't compare real rap to today's rap because it's not the same. Yes some people these day's do have talent and I respect them for that. They deserve where they got and it's no shame towards them. But if you listen to the ones without talent or autotune it's night and day compared to how it was back in the day. You could take LL Cool J and put him against any artist that uses autotune and make them rap on a mic and see the difference js. That's my whole point. You're entitled to your own opinion and it doesn't have to be the same as mine. But as long as you respect mine I'll always respect yours :) have a good day 😊
@@mixstamike Opinion on G Herbo?
In real life they would have been waiting a while for that computer to turn on.
If they didn't do a U Turn there Herc wouldn't have even seen Avon in the car there.
They had the pressure on Marlo in the beginning
3:19 Damn, Kima, why'd you black out the screen?
HAHAHAH true that
Kima actually says "Barksdale corners" and that dope Herc still doesn't make the connection.
I love how they refer to Avon as "Big Boy"
Avon What's his face?
We are talking about Avon Barksdale here, not the corner boys who are just doing a little dirt just to get by, or the drug addicts who are physiologically unable to shake their demons. I have no problem with the law letting guys like bodie, D'angelo, bubbles, wallace etc. get away with what they do. Hell, even the police turn a blind eye to what they do. But Avon man, he's gotta go away for a long time, and deservedly so.
I started rematching on HBO GO. Yes this show is that fucking good.
Avon: "Who them bald-headed bitches sittin' in they cars next to my corners?"
Slim: "No worries V, they only pawns." (Translation: an advantage needs to be pursued in the endgame, and learning how to make favorable exchanges leading to a favorable endgame is an important skill.)
Avon: "Ay ight. Once they move forward one square block, you take back my corners. Control the center board and all dat." (Translation: I consider a preponderance of pawns on the queenside (queenside majority) an advantage because this might be used to create a passed pawn.)
what happened to no talking shop in the car?
Then again i think thats why the system is up pretty high. Cant hear much that way
Reggie Holliday system was bumpin’ G, ain’t bouta hear shit but bass no 🧢
They didn't even know he was free
Kimah I got shot for this? Greggs
this was definately filmed in summer of 2004.....
i thought you weren't supposed to talk shop in the car ...
Anyone know the name of the track in the background?
Headsprung* LL Cool J
the fact that drugs are illegal at all has created a military and police assault on the poor.. these people have low access to quality education, and even lower access to lasting, fulfilling employment. violence inevitably walks hand in hand with the unregulated black market. almost all crime and unethical behavior is a result of a flawed environment. I believe that judgement, punishment, and incarceration, is a horribly inhumane alternative to adjusting said flawed environment
Legalize drugs. Problem solved. You do that all the cartels and dealers will be looking for a job
That was the angriest computer typing ever
Does throwing things or clearing a desk in anger ever satisfying?
Having worked in an office for 10 years, I can say with certainty, yes it is.
*VIGOROUS KEYBOARD STROKES*
mufuggin' youtube recommended vids makin' me rewatch a numma of god damn hours of sum police sho'
Best crime show.
Avon was playing chess, Baltimore PD was playing checkers
They were both playing chess, Avon just cheated.
One of two times Herc was right about anything....
I jus realized the lieutenant is one of the dope fiends in “the corner”
He was an alky
I hate those plastic organizers too girl!