Louis being a little shit for nearly 7 minutes 

Yesss 😂

exactly!

Ong

The dialogue in this show is the best I’ve heard but this line takes the cake

he does like 3 diff accents too jacob anderson was criminally underused in GoT as was every actor of color in that show

He's very talented

should be on a shirt

I HOLLA'D 😆!! When dat H-WHYTE man 👴🏻 saw that Louis couldn't give 2 "damns" bout that 🔫 --- that's the moment he KNEW 🤨☝🏾 he F🖕🏾CKED UP 💥👏🏾!

He went straight for the jugular, no hesitation

Cultured much....LMFAO😂🤣😅

yes, they absolutely are

No

What about the other 10% ?

@@Eres_Nyx1154he ain’t white, he French💀

@@Eres_Nyx1154 random and unfortunate time to dabble in f-ery

Oh but he's the king of bad decisions. In any given scenario, he will somehow manage to make the worst decision possible every time. It's a talent at this point. And yes, we criticise Lestat and Armand for being insane, but I just know that I'd do batshit things for Louis too.

He’s my fave in the show

in retrospect, the fact that Rashid been Armand the whole time makes that line infinitely bitchier. In fact, it might be the bitchiest thing Louis has said in season 1

That are in a gay, interracial relationship at that 😂

"do I look like I care?"

he's a tremendously skilled actor, I love how he plays Louis too

@@politemenace5781 Yessss! I was so happy for Jacob because his acting as Louis definitely is note worthy. It's a treat hearing him talk in his native accent in interviews 😊

@@Hanayuni tbh I'd never seen him in anything other than GoT and I had no idea he was this good. I'm glad he got to play such a demanding leading role because he absolutely nailed it

I noticed his Creole accent goes in and out in present day. I think this is on person - I think it’s Armand’s influence. When he has the Southern accent (eg killing the white businessman), that’s the true him.

@@politemenace5781 Saaaaaame! He's getting to flex his acting chops and I love it!

the shade hasn't gone away in 112 years and I hope it never does

@@politemenace5781 🤣🤣🤣

💗💗💗💗💗🥰🥰🥰🥰

❤❤❤❤

We love a vampire with a good fashion sense

Iconic

@Elliot Alderson , I don't expect rationality from Vampires, but sometimes Louis was beyond frustrating to me. To be honest it's been years since read the books.

aw thank you 💕

​​@elliotalderson240🙄 Here comes the books readers. He has chemistry with Assad (Armand) plus, in s2 they are gonna have more scene together that they had in s1 which is wasn't much.

​@@XiuFeanaro6 Dude, I read the book, and I can assure you that this Daniel is faithful to the one from the book. I don't even know what the other guy was talking about.

My favourite thing about this show is the way the character of Louis is written and portrayed (which is exactly why I made this compilation). He's one of the most compelling main characters I've seen on TV in a while. I can't guarantee you that you will like this show or all of the writing choices made, but this version of Louis is absolutely delightful to watch.

Thank you for watching 💕

Anytime!

@Gabreya Bradley allow me to rephrase: during the tale he's telling he isn't broken,he is angry and hurt but he is still functioning and showing love and being...well,human. Louis was always the most human vampire in the books. *spoiler for anyone who hasn't seen the finale of the show incoming* Armand is why Louis is broken in the present,he is subdued and sad,he never appears to read or to show much emotion outside of pain... Armand will use Lestat and Claudia to make Louis weak and then keep him basically a prisoner of his "love" under the pretext of "keeping you safe" I'm a big fan of the books,and the series separately, and I am hoping that Lestat will have grown as a person when it comes time for Louis to actually need him.

It's one reason Ann stopped Hollywood from doing anymore of her books they kinda walked over with interview with a vampire, an Queen of the damn. Now Hollywood is pissing lon her grave

Idk when I read the books I could see anger and bitchery in louis along with the sadness

@@mimijgs5501 Louis in the books is a lot more broken,a lot less sassy and spirited...its nice to see some fire/temper/passion.

@@politicalhate.4306 It very funny you should say this because she was more then willing to turn Louis into a WOMAN to be played by CHER . Anne was OKAY to change her story around to fit the no GAY Hollywood of the 90s.

Maybe, I loved it either way

@@MrMgage13 You're disgusting.

mmmm Love them both 😍

Exactly like him. Thought it was him when I first started watch but then I realized who the voice was coming from.

In continuation of "Should I do like you instead? Read the first 10 pages of every book, pass myself off as cultured?" he adds, "Use my middling command of literary canon to impress some hapless human I'm gonna kill in a few hours anyway." It's such a snobbish burn, just peak Louis shade.

@@politemenace5781 THANK YOU my adhd did not allow for auditory processing. Sam's voice has too much sway over me lol

@@ronni7761 no problem :) I watched it with subtitles, that's the only reason why I know what they're saying. It's difficult otherwise because they talk over eachother, which is realistic in an argument, and they both have accents I have a hard time understanding without subtitles. And yes, his voice is so beautiful

Well, would you want eternal life?

@@politemenace5781 well it depends on who i get to spend it with tbh; also points for fast response

@@cassgltch8351 that's an excellent point. It's also one of the major themes in the show, how eternity can be unbearable when you have to spend it with the wrong people

allegedly he didn't but nobody knows for sure

If you trust his recollection then no 😂

@@cornpopisabaddude he never specified tbf

I adore Louis. He's my favourite character and I will defend his rights and wrongs as long as there are fan spaces on the internet. I essentially made a compilation of my favourite moments of his during season one and gave it a silly little title because it's a silly little fan edit. It could have been "Louis being sassy" or "Louis' best moments". My calling him a little shit is affectionate if anything, and everyone else on this comment section except you seems to get it. I don't know how you managed to look into it so much and pull a whole analysis out of it, but it's not that deep.

btw it's not cool to like your own comment

@@politemenace5781 Believe me when I say that it is far deeper than that. Authentic history tells the story.

@@politemenace5781 Then I'll like yours. Better? BTW "cool" is meaningless. It's about truth.

"Lestat wasn't perfect" is the understatement of the century. Louis acts the way he does because he's an abuse victim who's in denial about being abused and still in love with his abuser. I agree that he shouldn't have taken Lestat back, but Lestat didn't keep his own promises and continued to abuse his family after he claimed he'd changed. So Louis retreated even more, dissociated completely, and Claudia was once again trapped. I'm not condoning murder here, more violence is never the solution to violence, but Lestat really didn't leave Louis and Claudia (especially Claudia) with a lot of options, did he? The real question here is not why Louis agreed to go with Claudia's plan, the real question is if they could have escaped Lestat any other way.

@@politemenace5781 I’m talking about before the beating as well. I don’t understand why he said yes to being a vampire and then took Lestat back after beating him. On Louis end the whole thing is confusing

@@lexisisk8079 his turning was not very consensual when you think about it. He was drunk, grieving, in the middle of a panic attack, actively suicidal, and Lestat omitted important "details" like the fact that he'd have to feed on humans from then on and abandon his family for good and that Lestat would always be his superior in every way. Lestat sugarcoated vampirism with nice words that gave Louis the illusion of choice, but it was never really there. *That* is the only bad decision that I don't hold Louis accountable for. The rest is on him and nobody else. The interview (both times), killing the alderman, putting up the "colored only" sign even though a person of color told him it was a bad idea, adopting Claudia, taking Lestat back (Lestat did promise he'd changed, but did anyone believe him?), not burning Lestat's body, staying with Armand for decades (and calling him the love of his life). Louis will make the worst decision possible in any given scenario, that's his whole thing and yes, it is very confusing.

@@politemenace5781 great breakdown, I agree

Idk, but I do think that Louis didn't know much else other than Lestat. Lestat was his implied first real long-term relationship, let alone with another man. And maybe he thought he deserved Lestat? Like, even if Lestat was pretty much evil, Louis considered himself evil too and thought staying with him was the punishment and fate he deserved. The two have a very interesting relationship, it's fun to speculate.

@@ChildOfChaos07 then what are you doing here?

@@politemenace5781 To leave a snarky comment about a character I hate. 🖕😊

he is in this iteration and it makes more sense

Who TF cares💀

NO ONE CARES

Except he is

The producers have talked about this and made some reasonable decisions.

Please take a history class before becoming a TV critic. Despite the fantastical premise of the show, it is actually perfectly accurate when it comes to history. You would know that if you knew history - or if you'd actually watched the show (not movie)

What arrant nonsense

Weren't allowed to walk around? What?

Clearly somebody doesn’t know their history. My family originated in New Orleans after slavery and very much so had a good life, property, businesses and all. This show is very historically accurate, especially for those of creole descent.

Well he did keep that picture in his drawer for like 30 years, so I wouldn't be surprised if he had a crush on Louis all this time but his racist, homophobic ass couldn't do anything about it

Who tom

Everyone did an amazing job, the set and costume departments especially, to bring to life so vividly what is possibly the most alluring era of modern history. The cast of brilliant actors more than came through, especially Jacob Anderson in my opinion, who managed to embody so naturally an immortal person who grew up the American South more than a century ago, through his various mannerisms and ever-changing accent. A truly astonishing performance.

That church scene was on another level

It’s not meant to be and there is no disservice, this is the best Louis