Young leek - jiggle it

I sure hope Kanye West wasn’t one of them.

Yes! So good as Cheese

Yeah, I jumped.

Supposedly Method Man came in and auditioned for the part just like any other actor would because he respected what they were doing.

I'm sure it took time to settle into that feeling.

It's years later so maybe he is cool with it now. Either way you usually fire yourself. Rules 1 and 1a of employment... come to work...come on time.

Michael Franzese has a great story on how the mob values it's time and the cost of being late....time is money my friend

Rare maturity

@@GeraldHarris-cf2zh Then again his money was right anyway...so

that was for Joe

WTF YOU DO THAT FOR???!!!! NOW WE SHORT THE 9!!!!

@@xavierb5120 That was for Joe

@@xavierb5120 lol

" aint no nostalgia to this"

I could watch Brother Mouzone put one in his elbow all day, every day

@@werewolvesdeathmetal I could watch slim put one in his head especially haha

I read that in the lil guys voice LMFAO. So many great characters and lines from the Wire. LOVE IT !

@@12structures same here. Read the comment in dudes voice.

Dat's fo Joe

Lmaooooo

This sentimental mothafucka cost us money!

Check out Australia's Underbelly series, every season was a different crime era in Australian history and for most seasons was incredibly well made. Also Ireland's Love/Hate. Well worth a watch.

I think I seen the first couple of episodes of Underbelly on Netflix. Might go back to it. I do like Aussie films, usually like Animal Kingdom, Snow Town, Chopper. I've watched about 5 episodes of Love/Hate. Need to continue on with that, was really enjoying it. Also, Gomorrah, Italian TV series based on the book/film Gomorrah. It's brilliant! Napoli Mafia show. Really gritty and some of it is based on real events. Thanks for the recommendations. If there's anything else, let me know.

yes he is, never be forgotten

I hate to say it, but Oz isn't in the same class as the shows you mentioned. Just my opinion of course.

Oz was awesome, but was purposefully partly styled like a stageplay, with fantasy sequence narration, a Greek chorus in theatre terms. But the characters and issues the plotlines addressed made it worth watching. I tried to watch The Wire, but it was slower than a snail, I gave up.

Honestly everything about that show is great the acting writing story telling etc

Oz kicked down a lot of doors for shows that came after. It proved that tv audiences could handle dark and weird content, but I always saw The Sopranos as the beginning of the tv golden age

Yeah oz was amazing the brutality was just different. The gay stuff was difficult to sit through but overall was a great show. The wire now pshhhh compliments to the chef. Best show ever made don’t wanna hear about breaking bad this show is just different kettle of fish

@@gregordrizzlewing7339 I couldn't get through Oz after a few episodes. Too dark, weird and slow for me. Couldn't get through True Blood either. The Wire, Sopranos, Boardwalk Empire, Rome were all great.

@@SKITTLELA that’s fair it’s a slow burn but I’m telling you once you in deep it gets mad 😅

On God that's mind blowing I watched it every Sunday for 5 seasons

That show was always on the verge of getting cancelled and was never nomiated for Emmys or Golden Globes while trash like the West Wing won every year

Long story short. We drive to Miami to go on cruise. My girl some of our friends and co workers. We get to Miami every body needed my help with something but the Wire was coming in 10 minutes. Nobody got nuthin until the wire went off

Not everyone had HBO.

Ha. I only just finished it, I smashed it in about a couple of weeks, greatest show all time.

You won't regret it

@@aya9af , thanks. I'm sure I won't.

You start yet? Some people have a hard time getting into it because it's a slow build, but stick with it. Everything is real.

Drop everything in your life and start watching it. NOW.

THE best. Slow burn but there's nothing like it. Every time I rewatch it I like it more and more.

Where Oz was superior and a trailblazer is that it had no untouchable main characters.

None of the wires main characters were untouchable,Stringer,Omar,Prop Joe,Deangelo all got ended.Oz was in no shape or form superior to the wire,the wire was on a whole other level.

You fail to grasp what I'm saying, Oz was groundbreaking in that it had no clear main characters who you knew were more or less untouchable. In the Wire you pretty much knew none of the cops would get killed so there was that.

It's all subjective of course,but it seems to me that you fail to grasp that the wire's main characters were amongst the best in tv history and just because they failed to get killed of does not diminish the strength of the show,it's all dependant on the storytelling and the narrative.Simply put the show didn't call for certain characters to get killed off to enhance its status,as opposed to something like Game of Thrones which does need certain characters to die.I liked Oz it was good tv,but the wire is the best ever,imo but also in most reputable top 10 reviews of all time.

I don't fail to grasp any of it, I'm just saying Oz broke the mold that has to be broken for a show to have that nerve. The Wire was very well written and even though the summary that the players change but the game stay the same has been said before their delivery was top level.

without Oz there wouldn't have most likely been The Wire. Oz was what really started the style of TV shows that HBO started putting in air in 1997 2 years before Sopranos and half a decade before The Wire.

@@j_obaymaac2886 For real, Oz might not been as good as the Wire or the Sopranos but it pushed the envelope so far in what was acceptable in a show. First episode a guy is burned alive (that the show tricks you into thinking is the protagonist), later you have prison rape, dicks galore, homosexual relationships, guard abuse, ultra-realistic crimes in flashbacks, regular Nazi characters. All of those things had been a big no-no even for cable at the time. Oz opened the gates for every show that followed and it deserves huge props for that.

j_obaymaac David Simon made "The Corner" for HBO. He did such an amazing job they had no doubts about giving The Wire the green light. Oz had absolutely nothing to do with it.

@Don Antonio The Varsity Athlete As a 40-y-o Xennial, I completely agree. But in 10 years, today’s stupid mumble-rap generation will never have heard of Wu Tang. 😢

@Don Antonio The Varsity Athlete Among the ones who know the real Hip Hop they will be, but the "kids" will never care just like they don't care about Public Enemy or Boogie Down Productions.

Sopranos were pretty good as well

He is actually very talented. He raps slower than most and is not so hardcore that a layman wouldn’t understand what he is saying.

neva heard of Wu Tang ?

@@dee68272 No, I’m sorry to say I have not. But my granddaughters would probably be ashamed of me for admitting that

RIP Prop Joe

I heard WMD is the bomb 😏😂

got dat body bag got dat body bag

PANDEMIC. GOT THAT PANDEMIC

Trump towers yo, got dat trump towers

adanacman666 not even close!!!

True, but without Oz, the Wire may not have existed. DS talks about it openly since it was one of the first shows on HBO that helped paved the way for him to work on The Corner, and to transition from writer to showrunner.

Method Man Ain't bad either...

robocop124 🤣🤣 Actually that’s who I was talking about..

Haha you must be from the east coast Felicia

Listen to Enter The Wu Tang from 1993. Meth was always Meth

laureen hobbs I agreed, however most were like the not the main chatacters, tom Fontana was obbesed with Deaths but he crossed the line in Season 6 when he killed Keller and Said , like, the show just can't continue affter That.

Now i'm Wonder if he killed Chris meloni's character for the Same reason, cause Chris tell in an interview That the Hated the end of Chris Keller story 😒

Nope murked for lateness

Man.. you cold blooded

Clifton Smith Jr

Clifford Smith Jr

Well, he was certainly cheesy!

Corny how?

Respectfully disagree. Cheese was a legitimate character who honestly represented the street-level dealer. Cheese lived day-to-day hood life. Had aspirations to be a Boss, was devious and violent enough, but not smart enough, and met the typical end of the average street slinger/hustler.

He was good in the Wire

@@frankywilliam8073 EVERYONE was good in The Wire. Absolutely theeee best show ever for me.

@@Popatop42 no doubt!

You have the perception and attention span of a child, but thats ok

🤨🤭🤫

@@aya9af ???

Respectfully speaking the wire and breaking bad were the the best written shows of the new 2000s

@@chrisharton9725 not to mention the way the characters are written in breaking bad was straight up ripped from the shield the anti hero manipulating the other and turned them bad in the end