All of the Roy children act like they each had to read a book in order to act like a real person. All 4 chose different books and none of them finished them.
That's pretty much everyone who's lived sheltered life nowadays. You tell them hey that's not right, or you have to change such and such and they call you toxic.
ahahahaha:D when i first saw the scene i was confused like was it suppose to look cool or ambitious?? cause its hella funny:D i lol when saw it in this video:D
@@CERTAIND00M I had to leave most discussion boards dedicated to Sucsession because this show for some reason attracted stupid hipsters. Its a real shame.
@@nikolayzdravkov9198 I had to stop watching for like a whole day after the rap. I can take being embarrassed myself but secondhand embarrassment , even for a fictional character , is unbearable. Props to the actor for being so utterly cringey without coming off too strong though
Great episode. I sympathized with him even more at the end of the episode. Vicim of his own self-imposed cringe. That fall at the end...(both literal and figurative).
@@kinookachilka "my boy" in that context means theyre close or friends which theyre probably not. He called the dj "squiggle" who knows if thats their real DJ name, "cooked up this beat for me" meaning the DJ made the beat to Kendall's rap. He's basically giving a shoutout to some DJ which name is funny and doing rap in front of many people in a situation thats kinda serious (because its his dads birthday) which makes the scene more cringey or embarassing and funny to watch
I worked as an executive assistant to a boss who's just like him. His intelligent dad had stepped down and he took on CEO role of the family-owned company. If I close my eyes it's literally like I'm listening to him! Working for someone that awful scarred me.
I just finished the show for the 1st time recently, and there was not a single moment where I thought it was Jeremy Strong; I only saw Kendall. He’s great, I hope he gets more lead roles soon
It was nice to read that Jess became a regular show fixture because Jeremy kept interrupting scenes to be like "Where's Jess? She'd be in this meeting."
It's fun imitating the cadence of Kendall's speech. Jeremy Strong delivers his lines with such a unique affectation that feels like a pitch-perfect parody of these fake, insecure tech bros but also very much its own, original thing. Very authentic performance.
@@alphacat667 Rava sees him for who he is and she knew she had to abandon ship long ago. Couldn’t have been easy, as I imagine the urge to Fix Him is strong.
If getting high hadn't caused him to commit manslaughter, I would say I prefer him high. Then again, he was sober when he decided to accept covering it up
I believe he will get better now that his sister and father aren’t in his life anymore. They were always getting in the way of his happiness. He always looked for love in the wrong places
@@kathrynorozco5416 Kendall: *covers up murder of an innocent teenager* *emotionally manipulates everyone around him* *forgets the names of his own children* *generally acts like a complete sociopath* Brainless women that think he's cute: OMG I COULD NEVER HATE HIM
@@urmumsbaps Kendall didn’t cover it up, his dad did and he doesn’t emotionally manipulate anyone except maybe his family but his family manipulate him all the time. And don’t call me brainless just because you don’t agree with my statement. Stop insulting women
IMO, his character is the most complex and exaltingly tough to impersonate seconded by Romulus. Sudden, haphazard, and awkward responses and mannerisms are absolutely on point. Great acting.
This show is just constantly saying “Kendall is about to have a bad time...” And immediately saying “… but it could be worse. We can always make it worse...”
Part of me knows it’s true because method actors but also it is genius viral marketing for the show. What’s better than having a cringey, self-obsessed actor playing a cringey, self-obsessed character?
If you just show this compilation to someone with no knowledge of the show, they'd probably think he's one of the most unlikable characters, when in my opinion he's probably the most sympathetic out of the whole Roy family.
“The great whites, from politics to culture, they're rolling off stage - it's our time.” Kendall continues: “Big picture? We're at the end of a long American century. Our company is a declining empire inside a declining Roman empire. . . . U.S. supremacy is waning. Within that context, we can become omni-national and reposition. Information is going to be more precious than water in the next hundred - Amazon is 20 years old, Gates is an old geezer, detoxify our brand and we can go supersonic."
I love Kendall, hes my favorite character next to Tom and Roman but him crashing the shareholders meeting, the limo and the birthday party made me go into a cringe induced coma
Exactly lol. So much of his cringe I can take pretty well, but that one was just too much. When he's cringe because he's being sincere it's actually very endearing, but when he's cringe because he's on one of his manic, narcissistic episodes again and completely lacks any self-awareness, THAT'S when it hurts
this character has an entire scene where he poops the sheets in a guest bedroom and tries to hide it, and there was still 5 minutes of cringeworthier content
One of my favorites that's not in this, can't remember which episode: "So, I just wanted to get the gang together early in my tenure to say... yo!" Also, I love how this is already outdated, haha.
Ken would be great if he wasn't insecure, bipolar, manic, addicted to substances, neglecting father, looking for love from the wrong women, unable to face consequences of his own actions, or in other words, human.
It's too bad because eveyone knows he's probably the brightest Roy, that's why everydody shames him as an awkward weirdo. I still like Kendall after season 3, we can relate to him easier than with the others.