The Rise & Fall of Krazy-8 

Lydia doesn't look like she aged

@Jack Tell nah, look more closely, Mike is definitely more old looking.

@Jack Tell Mikes eye got smaller in El Camino and BCS

@@665demondog kinda a bit though

@@665demondog lydia definitely looks older but hector aged in reverse most likely because they gave him a haircut in bcs.

Goes to show how big of a threat the Salamancas are compared to him.

That’s because he’s in scenes with Lalo Salamanca of all people lmao

Are we the same person?

@@shanemcneill2435 Yes.

It's like that with everyone every heard there's always someone bigger n badder 💯👹🌪

😂😂😂💀

🤣🤣🤣👍

I laughed my ass off

That's how everyone left after Walt

Never mess with heisenberg

I feel that man I'm the worst at counting money

that's way more than Adhd man hahaha wth

psychosis….😂

Adhd is bullshit

Top of the class Jules!

Bravo Vince & Pete

Business administration is one thing, not two, genius. And it has absolutely nothing to do with him telling Jesse to study business

I like how you call him jumes @breaking bald

And that's the most bullshit undergrad degree.

He would have find a way to not being short. Selling his car or stuff like that.

LOL

Yeah but he still dead so what's the point? lol

@@renzal2229 It's called a "what-if" scenario. You know, where we just pretend something happened and what would result from it. Run along now.

Yeah, the way he actually died was infinitely better.

One of the few guys who could attain that

Just like nacho

@@Wouldyoumissme I mean maybe mike will tell his father. The shows not done yet

He will. Jesse's confession will be all over the news.

@@Wouldyoumissme Nah mike will tell him.

@@Wouldyoumissme well

Anyone can graduate from college

@@AlleyCatGhost yep but it still takes 4 years

Krazy 8 got himself killed, If he’d not tried to stab walt with the plate shard and made amends with walt by not calling the cops, He could’ve easily survived and continued with his life

I mean he snitched and jesse which got his cousin arrested which then got walter almost killed

@@Chuked bro you again 💀🙏

"HEY, i said only 50s, what is this?" *pulls out 20 bill* Krazy 8: 🤖

Everyone acting like him intimidating Walter and Jesse is out of character after seeing him be afraid in-front of the cartel. There are levels to this stuff. I’ve been to war and I’d be scared of Tuco.

“As someone who suffers from pretty extreme anxiety” 🤓☝️🤖🤖

Imagine getting on a plane And finding out that Raymond Cruz is sitting in the seat next to you I'm sure he's a very nice guy But...I sure wouldn't put my elbow on that armrest

​@@Yooo296 Get a life

Strangulation via bike lock. Pretty crazy death for Krazy 8.

To show how much a bigger threat the Salamanca were

The power got to his head

Was he though? Or was it just an act? Him being a DEA informant means he can’t just murder people and for all we know Tuco got in touch with him just to run things until he got out of prison.

​@atavistic_platypuslol what's a good TV show you recommend then?

I agree with everything except the "cold blood" part. That's when you kill without any feeling or remorse. Walt's tears and apology and the fact his life was also in danger isnt close to being cold blooded. He eventually got cold blooded though.

@@nc86prod everything you just said was nothing but the truth, later on Breaking Bad Walter becomes more cold and a bit vicious the only death he was ever sorry about was Krazy 8's (and Emilio in some sort of way)

Trade off of arcs.

Thats a crazy perspective. Legit.

I don't see Krazy 8 as some sort of "innocent" guy in "BTS". He was simply around his superiors and didn't want to piss them off, so he acted meek in their presence. When he was around Jesse and Walt though, he was far more dangerous than them, so he acted cocky. It makes perfect sense. He very well could have acted like the latter around his lackeys.

@Hamptonian Painting Willy Wonka

@Hamptonian Painting *Walter White?*

@@m4eu You got him

@@m4eu you are goddam right!!

“Woodrow Wilson? Walter white? Haha you got me.”

Nah he would be DOING drugs instead of selling.

@@Big-guy1981 yes, but maybe not descend into drug addiction.

vals anyone would try to kill walter in that situation and i think Krazy 8 only kept his cool because he knew that Walt would hesitate again and again

but yeah he’s higher up in BB because he has more experience.

That's how things go. He may run his own crew, but he still fears his boss cause he knows the penalty if he fucks up.

vals this comment just made me realize that scene was supposed to be how he got his name, im a fuckin idiot

He's a bitch when it comes to his superiors.....meaning tuco, nacho and any other salamanca/cartel members. Ofcourse he is gonna be hard in front of the likes of a small time dealer and cook like Walter and Jesse

Gus wore his uniform.

He was wearing green and when he got beaten he wears black. Vince knows how colors tells a story.

"Who works for who?" Most likely he went from working at his fathers dealership to quitting to work for The Salamancas full time.

@@highdenmighty3517it’s just a change of clothes everything isn’t that deep 😭

@@Creamin. vince has been implementing colors in his storytelling since breaking bad. For example is orange signifies Walter and whoever wears the color orange in the same scene with him is you know is on Walter’s side. Just like Yellow on Gus. In this case, Green signifies of how new crazy 8 was on the business (greenhorn). Black signifies of him getting stained and hardened by the beating he got.

Yeah but wasn't that just a jimmy/ cartel scam? Like wasn't the whole point of him being a rat is that he only said whatever lalo or whoever told him to say?

@@rogerlamvert9378 that’s how it started. then it progressed to him being an actual rat. at the start of BB, he snitches on his own cousin (Emilio).

@@Zack29810 that does make sense with lalo and nacho gone

I disagree, I think had Krazy 8 not been an idiot, I think the could have been a main character.

​@@Zack29810he snitched on Jesse but Jesse was fucking the wife next door

yeah the only person he acknowledges is Nacho, the rest are too low-level

The reasons are quite different, though.

He doesn't look at the waitress serving him coffee at the diner with Mike, either.

He never looks at Gus because he hates him and blames him for the steady decline of his family's influence within the Cartel. He doesn't look at Krazy 8 because, just like many other characters in the story, Krazy 8 is simply too low level for someone of Hector's status to even acknowledge.

I really can't say it's false, but hector was still alive. I feel like they would have had someone with a sheet of paper to transcribe what he says. But then again, K8 had that big ass house, so you're prolly right.

The only problem is, Emilio saw him with the DEA so Krazy had every right to not trust him

@@syv6173 where? I don't see any rise in bcs

@Offkey Dreams woah I didn't know he was a DEA informant, I must have missed a lot

When lalo calls him ocho loco

@@syv6173 lol u don’t understand he never rose u idiot

@@sharadmohip6536 i dont remember why i daid that comment

phosphine gas will do that to you😅

love the indirect reference in El Camino. Did the flashback serve any purpose other than the box office draw of Bryan Cranston.

he had such a nightmarish ending for a relatively nice kid. he’s just like Jesse-all the nice guys in the criminal world get eaten up

Carsten not really lol Krazy 8 was perfectly fine with killing Walt and Jesse in S1. Walt twice actually, in the desert and in Jesses basement. His death was a little eerie tho

@@conchitagamez3564 I'm sure he would have killed his whole family. Nothing short of that would satisfy the cartel he works for. Ruthless is what Crazy 8 would have to learn if he didn't have it naturally.

I believe hes the only character since s1 ep1 of breaking bad to still be continuous in the timeline hes been portraying the character since 08 oldest character that we still frequently see

Thats the way the game is. Thats why always keep your head on a swivel, because the most well dressed person could walk right by you when you would never bat an eyelash, yet that will be the person that will end up robbing & killing or kidnapping you, criminals are not stupid. They are just extremely ruthless, and have no empty especially towards anybody except their family and even towards their family they don’t even have any empathy because if they did they wouldn’t be doing what they were doing because They know at any minute they can be taken down, so to have empathy you never put anybody else especially your love ones in danger.

Which is sad because that’s what got him killed.

@newhappythoughts1628 yep, he could have easily made the deal and walked away, but everyone would know about his rep being kidnapped.

​@@szabib2144 that doesn't explain a lot, police officers, military workers, construction workers, firefighters, all risk their lives knowing they could be harmed any minute. It's systematization against exploitation of systematization. If exploitation of system does not serve towards improving the system, individuals will face the consequences based on exploit level. Then you have impulsive crime against systematized and planned crime. Hard to draw a line which one is riskier and which one bares more consequences, until the criminal is caught and sentenced. And on top of all that, if someone spends living life in fear, being afraid of a person passing them by, there is a good chance they are the one with the criminal intent, and all the time and energy spent on such trivial mental activity is wasted. Which is why the criminal intent develops in the first place. It takes more energy and time to innovate and build your own career path, than it is to build your career based on stealing, copying or destroying others'. Why so many copycat murderers and thieves show after the initial crime. Try to build a simple house of cards and compare how much time and energy it takes you to build it, and then to destroy it. Then try to figure out how much time it would take for you to become a master at building it, and how much time and energy it would take to become a master at destroying it. 😀

Naw don’t disrespect Nacho like that. He did more and earned a lot than Krazy-8 who died in like 5 episodes lmao.

@@WhatABeautifulDuwangChew I meant his station in life. He has the fancy house, he answers to the Salamanca, etc.

Could explain why Krazy-8 doesn't like Jesse. He was the cause of him being short

​@@ego6342Jesse was still in high school.

Maybe he didn't want them to know his cousin fucked up. But he has to say what happened.

Owen O'Connor all of his superiors in the cartel’s stateside operation are gone. Nacho is gone no longer in any part of the story; most probably dead for playing both sides; the Salamanca’s and Fring’s organisation. Tuco never liked him. Lalo is off the scene throughout the whole BrBa storyline too. Don Hector is a vegetable at Casa tranquilla. He had to go his own way to make bread

He is going to end up killing Nacho for Gus, only logical explanation. It is obvious that Domingo and Nacho have known each other through their fathers who had to have done business. One is an upholsterer; the other sells furniture. Nacho was on top, and Kraz8 wants to be, plus he probably still hates that beat down Nacho put on him for Hector.

Rods Podcast Entertaiment More likely Lalo does that shit himself imo. He brought that snake into his house and he opened the doors leading to his mother’s death. That shit has become personal like Vito with Don Ciccio in GF II

fearlesslegend maybe, maybe not. His reaction to witnessing her body suggests differently, he flew into a rage. The point of making a scene with the woman when there were about 10+ other bodies indicates her importance as a close blood relative of some sort his reaction most likely suggests she was connected to him from a young age and probably had a significant role in raising him...

@Jack Bones maybe but they actor who played the vacuum guy died.

The same comparison could be made between Krazy 8 and Walt. Jesse may have changed a lot but unlike Walt and Krazy 8 it doesn't seem to have turned him into someone who takes pride in committing acts of evil. He kills people yes but out of necessity, or perceived necessity. In El Camino he let those 3 guys go when he realized they posed no threat. Jesse is probably one of the least evil criminals in the series and I can't help but pity him for all he's been through

​@@bigdapramirez6157Jesse was a fuckin rat and a crybaby , he deserved even more suffering for snitching Walt to DEA

jesse is kraz8 at the beginning of bcs and nacho in el camino.

Lol nah fr y did he casually walk out like nothings gonna happen 💀

and jail

What has drugs got to do with it?

@@alphanerd7221 selling, and working with

@@elmizzox Guess again. You watch too much TV.

​@@alphanerd7221 You're projecting.

Same

🤣

Like a certain type of frog too

He was only 21 or so when he first appeared in Breaking Bad. Now, he’s only in his 30s, same as his character.

Yes

Viktor with a 'k' you mean?

Victor is the worst character in BB

@@parkourguy4567 how? He seemed completely normal and fine to me.

Victor is pretty much still the same guy, can't keep his mouth shut which is what gets him killed later on

Nobody asked

@@chrisdawson1776 i don't remember asking bitch

@@chrisdawson1776 nobody asked for your shit comment

@@chrisdawson1776 your mom to have u

@@chrisdawson1776 L

Did he ever call him something else?

aside from like 2 scenes, Jesse calls him Mr. White for the entire show. not sure what you’re talking about with that point.

​@@Zack29810 Jesse stopped calling him Mr. White by Season 5 (He calls him "Walt" when he calls him saying he's burning his money)

@@AmadeusFandubsJesse was probably reading a script made by hank and hank calls him walt

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This scene takes place in early 2003. So Jesse would be 18 at that time. It could be him, but I wouldn't bet on that.

I figured it was Jesse too.

@@Based_Chameleon He even says new kid so could be him

@@Based_Chameleon Makes sense, Jesse aint that much of a newbie in season 1, people get it mixed up cuz he aint a loced up maniac 😭 he straight up hit a lick on walter too, but him at 18? I could see that happening LMAO

He's not even Arabian

@@duncangaming4165 can’t blame him, lots of hispanics look Arab

probably because that would require Jesse to go through 8+ years of med school and I'm not sure if he would be suited for that LOL

@@cherrycinnamon9531 We saw the character development, all Jesse needed was a strong father figure he woulda been straight. His actual dad too weak, Walt i dont gotta say much, Gus was someone who liked him but it was ruined by Walt and still we see Jesse become a decent dude in season 5 and El Camino

Why accin all tufft, accin all harr? Accin all harr n tuffgh but why ?

@@R.yeehomeO This is the opposite of acting tough, I'm saying I'm scared shitless of Lalo and would never bet against him, even in a "friendly" game.

Well he probably didn’t have a choice but to play if he had to be there. And he most likely fell on purpose too cause after all none of the bosses are gambling with anything serious anyway

Lmao

@@hqeliashe ain’t lying tho

don't look like Nacho's crib. convince me

in BCS he was quieter, and after Nacho died, Hector became disabled, he began to imagine himself as a king

late response but with certain meats you have to keep them on the flame and constantly maintain them to keep them juicy.

They show him breaking the AC

They literally show him doing that

That would be the greatest twist.. but he's citra's sister so that can't really be the case haha

He probably knows how crazy he gets when takes meth.

Prolly to show the cooks in on the drug trade and doesn't care tucos snorting it

Most likely the cook knows that Tuco goes mental when he snorts crystal. He's wary.

Why would Gus get him to do that?

You're way off buddy.

Domingo/Crazy8 against Nacho is very likely indeed ! But probably not related to Gus order. At this time in BCS, Crazy8 has become the «snitch» of Hank, on behalf of Lalo. Also Lalo will need support to get revenge on Nacho..so I think Crazy8 is served with a good poker hand to play in BCS season6. He will go all in this time.

Nacho did not give him that pleasure ;)