Whiplash - Give A Retard A Calculator Scene 

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@@georgeofhamilton haha you’re right on that - thanks for the catch

Then he started partying with Teens.....

@ONTHEKAISEN We don’t like to remember that part of him.

Lmfaooo

I can still see u minimi

Im gonna use this one day, just havent had the opportune moment

You should use this line on a UFC fighter.

kinda scary hearing it from Omni-Man

@@bellboi9211 okay boomer.

Don't you have a "no disparagement" clause in your contract?

People keep smack-talking Bezos. The man's been retired from Amazon for 3 years. Cut him some slack. Go after the current CEO instead. He's actually far worse.

You're a bathroom break

@@Conan_the_Based Bezos fake account...

Did...did you just censor yourself?

The door was still open, so the little girl could've totally heard lol

One of the few problems I had with the movie. It makes the guy look extremely stupid and with his "medical condition" ... I don't see how he got selected for the band in the first place.

@@LouisE-mp8lx Exactly. I was a trumpet player in my Junior High School band and I memorized the songs. Hell, I still know how to play most of them nearly 2 decades later.

@@Soldier4USA2005 he was a pawn to inspire his real protege

@@LouisE-mp8lx you do memorize songs, but you always read the music as professionals. but I guess you can go to al the orchestras in the world and start telling them to trash the sheets because you feel like they should go by memory xD put some padding on your ass first

Last time I played in my high school band was 2010 and still have the majority of the song memorized just from practicing it so much

Crazy to think my man's still gonna play J Jonah Jameson for the rest of his career

Yoked?

@@jskrabac that's what betas think when they see someone who isn't a twig or obese.

@@jZamora87 Damn I didn't know guys still unironically used the word beta post 2016 🤔

@@jskrabac you could say j garcia is probably slightly "yoked", the yoke goes to the head ya know

I've had to in highschool choir. Our choir instructor was a perfectionist who hammered us into a well oiled machine. He did it through rage and fear. When I was doing a tour of the school before applying (was a private school) I sat in on a rehearsal where the choir sang a beautiful rendition of Mozart's Lacrimosa...then the choir director told the entire choir "that was a mediocre performance" and I was ushered out. What followed was four years of the best of times and worst of times in a choir ran by a perfectionist with anger issues. But we sang beautifully at all of our performances to standing ovations.

@D DOG Honeslty Fletcher needed the cops called on him more than anything. dude is a psychopath.

for me and evmerging when we were young it was our gym teacher swearing at us throwing metal objects at us telling us to do 100 pushups while he ate a subway sitting on the floor.

It sucks the joy out of music there by defeating the purpose

I grew up learning under a Fletcher. She was an old lady but watching this movie I felt how she was the same person as Fletcher

Fr, no one talks about this but it is disturbing. Andrew is kinda thinking that... Or at least that's what it looks like.

That's how legends made , you need to step out of your comfort zone , and if some one abuses you out of your precious comfort zone you'll reach the highest possible, i mean you can always quit if you to comfortable to step out of it

He probably won’t even recruit her based on her being a girl, I don’t think it’s a coincidence that the band is a sausage fest lol.

@@tai2664I’m pretty sure Andrew was gaining hood that he’s a good person but ofc…

But andrew didn't die though. The director stated he would have envisioned andrew dying from a drug overdose but that didn't happen

Feel like he’s personally shouting at me

I mean right holy shit and I got used to getting yelled at by a drill sergeant, but this guys attitude and look, and aura is on a whole other level!!!

@@dudechill4119 yeah i wouldn't put up with that. It's uncalled for imo

@@andrewclark6822 he definitely crossed the line. But he also pushed his student to become potentially one of the next greats. Not saying that it was right, but he did accomplish that

I literally just said the same thing to myself whilst watching this clip. 😆

They actually low-key encourage bullying

Anti-bullying policies are the greatest tool bullies have ever been given.

No shit

It’s kind of a military mentality. That’s why drill sergeants exist. It does toughen you up and make you more responsible or fear being unprepared. Is it worth the anxiety and mental health of the students? That’s the conflict the movie delves into

Anti-bullying policy doesn't teach the victim much about how to handle bullies in adult life.

I never knew either lmao

Oh yeah being an actual conductor that gives a shit about perfection is a tough job. Waving a baton is for show

with out an conductor, the Lincoln Center Orchestra will sound like the Smurf Orchestra

@@randomix4023 You know I've heard some claim that the Conductor isn't needed if the musicians know it all well enough etc, but I'm still of the opinion your view is correct.

@@roguerover7598 I've been in a school orchestra playing accordion and our teacher was the conductor. I knew very well the play from memory, but the teacher with his hands gave me the volume I should play the accordion. Imagine a major orchestra and everyone player playing in his own tune...it would sound like a smurf orchestra. tra la la la la la la 🤣🤣This is why the conductor is a key role to a well played music.

It’s fucken hilarious, like who cane up with that.

I use it as an insult against people every now and than

And the Sanjay Gupta one too, that was hilarious.

I just burst out laughing at that part

Fletcher managed to take the soul out of Soul

Me in most of high school band in general

welcome to concert band music

They've gotta be all in sync, no room for a good head bang haha

this says alot about our society😔

I didn't realize that he took the folder....I am a "retard with a calculator."

Agreed.

what's earth out mean?

@@PhyroMcBruceEsq It means to uncover

@@PhyroMcBruceEsq Eek out, stem out, unearth, or quite simply, to discover.

Thats how they train you in the military. If someone in your squad fucks up, its the acting captain who gets punished.

hard to finish? lol ive watched this movie like 6 times

@@peytonlewallen9556 Wow you’re so cool

@@ValentinoMarino11 lol yeah sure

True. But it’s worth it if you finish it whole with no skips because it sometimes resonates life. Gotta go through gruesome shit and you can’t even skip some parts of your life

@@peytonlewallen9556 6? Those are rookie numbers.

"I'm gonna to get my engineers to invent a combustible drum set, that BURNS YOUR HOUSE DOWN!"

"Your power is due any day son"

They probably had pizza time after the conpetition.

The timelines are getting a bit intertwined here it seems

"Whaddya know about the track Whiplash?" "Oh well I-.." "Ehh don't answer that."

His acting was spot on. He literally looks terrified in that scene.

What I love was how realistic it felt. Like that's how an actual person might react and say, not a scripted character.

Anyone could play that scene

@@HugoStiglitz89 no u

@@slizzardshroomer9666 Yes me!

He used a pen to burn a swastika on the last guy's butt cheek so I don't blame you for not wanting to piss him off

lol but what else did you expect from the drummers?

Then you didn't listen. Fletcher demolished both at the same time with a few sentences

@@Keptaro Demolished? He's talking about blame, he didn't blame him for losing it.

@@G0DofRock Fletcher himself never takes responsibility for anything he has ever done. He never does accept the blame. I would be sympathetic to his worldview if he did this. Maybe Fletcher is right, and there is a jazz musician out there that only could become a Miles Davis through his abusive teaching style. However when confronted with the consequences of his actions, he denies it. He lies to his class about why his previous student dies, and when he is fired from the school he blames Neiman, even though out of all his students Neiman is the one who might might have made it all worth it. If Neiman had to give up everything to become the greatest he showed he is willing to accept that. He broke up with Nicole once he realised this, what's more he fully acknowledged it, not appealling to any fake motivation such as trying to protect her. But when Fletcher is faced with the same dilemma, having to confront the cost, he turns it on other's and actively tries to punish the people who force him to confront it. Fletcher only speakes of why his methods are justified, but they're just words. Ultimately this makes him a coward.

nothing to do with it?

this scene is about lame excuses, only that Fletcher knewing that found the oportunity to test the kid in competeition, look how he looks him all the time like a predator during the theme lol, it's like "I did that move to have you in this situation and getting away with it"

High risk high reward. Sounds like Fletcher to me.

Could have just as easily been testing Carl to push him to stop relying on the Sheet music, force his 'Charlie Parker' moment. At any rate if Fletcher took the folder he could've easily handed it back over and pretended its his spare.

@@Beardboythegreat This is most likely the what he may have been doing. He may have took the folder initially as punishment for disregarding his warning about leaving folders laying around, but he probably also saw it as an opportunity to test Carl and push him. A fly or die moment. Also tanking the band for the sole sake of absolutely humiliating someone even at the risk of his own reputation is something he totally would do, considering that's exactly what he attempts to do to Nieman at the end of the film.

@@Beardboythegreat the handing back part probably wouldn't work. Usually people who own music charts themselves -- especially a whole folder -- can easily tell its theirs even already assuming that they haven't wrote notes in their book already. But having said that, he definitely have written notes everywhere in the music sheets.

Tbh if Neiman didn't know the music by memory, Fletcher could still say that he was teaching them a lesson by stealing the folder and then give it back.

UCA?

ASU?

POOPOO?

PEEPEE?

Find clips of his voice over for the video game Half Life, Portal 2; he’s effing hilarious.

Na his performance as J.jonah jameson in spiderman tops this

@@ebbystein7577 no not even close look his spiderman role was great but in terms of actual acting This was/is his Best he's ever acted.

Agreed. He just has absolutely no clue how to conduct. It's cringeworthy. They made up for it by having him just walk around and nod his head.

@@jbc242424 idk man, some conductors do that, especially in jazz band. It's a sign of the trust he has in his players and their skill, my jazz director always walked away and trusted us to follow each others tempo and become one. It was wack sometimes but it's great way to form unity.

Could've been someone from a rival school

destroyermaker neiman hid it, he knew he couldn’t play it by heart so he hid it because he knew it

That janitor is Schwartz from Henry danger

In those 10-20 seconds that Andrew left the folder on the bench, who is the ONLY person we know of who was in the vicinity? Tanner. If Fletcher was anywhere near the folder, he would have run into Tanner, and probably exchanged words. Also, if Fletcher DID find a folder lying on a bench, we all know what he would have done... he would have screamed his ass off at the nearest student standing there (Andrew) "WHO THE HELL LEFT HIS FOLDER ON THE BENCH!!!! HUH????!!!!" He wouldn't have secretively grabbed it and snuck away.. that's NOT his style.

@@djbenje4019 except it was actually in the original script

Yes, and he definitely knew Andrew knows it by heart, he wanted him on the set but didn’t want him to think he earned the part.

Ik who else would ?

@@IntergaIactico I don’t think he knew that Andrew knew it, it was him testing Andrew’s commitment (if he learned it by heart or not) + punishing the core member fucking up by leaving it on a chair.

I had always wondered about this (this is one of my favorite movies ever) and can't believe I didn't see the obvious answer right in front of my face! thanks

Remember it’s a competition as well. I can see some snotty competitors stealing it. Who knows.

When Neiman came in to play after his car crash, tracking blood all over the auditorium instead of going to the hospital, Fletcher fired him anyway, Pretty sure that is him not believing in his talent

@@SOLOcan talent doesn't really mean much when you have a fucked up hand and probably a few broken ribs..

@@anonymoususer638 But why stop teaching him?

@@SOLOcan Based on the ending, you can see that Neiman only truly shined when he took control, even telling fletcher "I'll cue you in". It's also ambiguous whether or not fletcher was being petty or truly believed in Neiman when he invited him to the Jazz concert, but I think the latter makes more sense.

​@@anonymoususer638 If Neiman didn't end up challenging Fletcher do you think he would have found another way to push Neiman? No of course not. If that was the eventual outcome, Fletcher would be satisfied with destroying Neiman's music reputation and that would be the end of the story. However perhaps for Fletcher becoming the next great is contingent on overcoming adversity through direct confrontation of the teacher. There is no other way. Sure I can see that. However if Neiman, after having suffered another humiliation, commits suicide, do you think Fletcher will lie to other people about what happens? Of course he will, he already does that. Fletcher never takes ownership of any of the actions, he lies about his part in the suicide of his original protegee, abandons his current student when he becomes unstable despite the fact he did instead *proves* he has required dedication he is looking for, and he blames others when forced to confront his consequences, taking revenge on Neiman for telling the truth I'll now reframe the question, do you think Fletcher wants the next Buddy Rich, or do you rather think that Fletcher wants to be the teacher of the next buddy rich? When Neiman realised it would take everything to become great he breaks up with his current girlfriend. What's important however is when he does he doesn't come up with some fake excuse that he's really doing it to protect Nicole. He's brutally honest, Nicole will hold him back. Neiman trying embodies Fletchers philosophy. Yes he hurt Nicole, but he doesn't shy away from what that makes him look like, he completly acknowledges he's a dick, he takes ownership of that. The only thing that matters is the music, it doesn't matter what people think of him. If destroying people is what it takes to create the next great, then so be it, but Fletcher doesn't want that. Fletcher should say, yes I caused Casey to commit suicide, yes I infact I do abuse my students. That is the cost, it will be worth it. But when it's time for him to personally pay the cost he avoids this duty. Is he willing to give up his reputation as the teacher of the next great? No, he is only willing to take on that mantle after Neiman becomes the great. Fletcher is just a coward.

Ramsey is really polite to those who listen #though

I don’t think that’s how the movie intends you to interpret his character lol

hes not encouraging at all XD

Ramsey from what I understand is not so much like his TV personality. Or at least American reality show personality

neither is the actor so much like his played character from what i understand, moot point.

That is good. Confidence is key. Dont let this world break you.

@@dakid8775 Endurance. Don’t let the world kill you.

@@standman6832 oh my God

@@standman6832 that genuinely scared me, I thought I was going have a panic attack for a sec

I can relate. That stare hit me hard, man.

This is exactly how all of my compulsory course teachers stare at me when I was in middle and high school....I can't count how many times I was insulted by those ppl

I was never first chair but I was a troublemaker, so I got the stare nonetheless.

Advice for anyone who hasn't gone through this yet... You stare back.

You can’t relate because this is a film and not real life

This made me laugh WAY too hard!!!

Mini me, really.

Canon!

He could easily sneak by and had a motive, well done

The sequel : Mini-me revenge

Finally someone who gets it. The amount of weakness masquerading as intellect in these comments is mind numbing.

@@romanfox3705 Said the youtube commenter to the other unknown youtube commenter.

Yeah except the military doesn’t involve costing you yourself

Quiet, you fucking boot

​@koli4213 clueless

there’s nothing to respect about him

@@bongwaterbaptist Disagree. His perseverance and determination are respectable. His passion is respectable. His perfectionist attitude is respectable. The guy may be a sociopathic asshole, but you gotta admire his knowledge and precisionist mindset. Some of the best musicians in the world are like this. Even Dr. Dre is like this when he’s working in his studio.

@@pandamera1 No.

​@@bongwaterbaptist 😢

He did give nieman his due respect in the end which I like but yeah fletcher sucked as a teacher. I would hate him.

I wouldn't wanna see a thing or two with him.

Emilio Del Pozohahaah I see what you did Because he may know a thing or two

its from those years he spent in Emerald City

YESSIR LMAO

😂😂😂

I think he won't be hard on her and will just train her to a mediocre level, something like that. On the other hand, with these guys, he wanted to create a monster, a next Charlie Parker.

She's entering a world of pain and she doesn't even know what pain is

Doesn’t matter because Andrew actually saved that little girl by getting Fletcher fired.

He was being duplicitous.

J.K Simmons is a legend.

@@CeHee123 True that!

ShillinJer

passion can be scary

And Andrew's passion was stronger than his fear of Fletcher

The whole concept of "competitive music" is completely ridiculous, obviously in real life a band director like Fletcher would just cause the students to quit rather than improve. But in a movie context it's thrilling to experience

Passionate fear.

I could not agree more. Even in this video you can see they are rarely - if ever - looking at the conductor. A choir/ensemble would never succeed as such, ppl terrified and glued to their sheet music with fingers shaking

I kinda like he understands Fletch, like he's not phased by his threats, because he understands as keeping the status quo, he sees right past it

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🤓

@@juliocabrera2567 What?

@@PrinceFloof Don't acknowledge them. You give a keyboard to a fucking retard he's gonna try to type emojis with it.

Looks like he's going to burn someone's house down... with a lemon.

You misunderstood. Fletcher is not a psychopath. Fletcher is in fact very giving and somewhat altrustic, too. But in an oldschool way that you only know if you understand what "tough love" really means. A psychopath would have behaved the opposite the entire movie duration: -> At first, gas people up -> Get them to do their part -> Drop them the moment they stop being useful Fletcher did the opposite. IN the beginning Nieman was useless and he built and rebuilt him until he was. He then let him have his golden moment at the end.

I loved him in The Accountant.

@@markw3598 Came here to say this -

I know him from "Oz"...

@Bad Lieutenant thanks, I'll look that one up

I still see him as the Oz character by default until he opens his mouth

It's not. It's really, really not.

@@RemingtonDean Agreed. It really is not a comedy. If it doesn't invoke feelings of anger and elation, then, something was missed.

I, personally, could never take someone so angry seriously.. but the movie is fantastic. Loved it.

He’s exactly like my mother shit ain’t funny to me

@@RemingtonDean Well that's it then. Science has proven non of this can be funny.

Have you ever played in an ensemble? Most of this is wrong

I think that was sort of the point

@@uRDM forced teamwork is never as good as natural connections, it's basic human nature

totally agree. kind of spoiled the movie for me. i hate all coaches/teachers in this sadistic mode.

@@michaelfairney4494 It's only being accurate. Sorry your little bubble got burst from the usual sunshine and rainbows.

He played the same character in Oz he had that same intensity

It is like a Snake in a Human body! Significant role for Jonathan Kimble Simmons!

I know it sucks and its rough, but this is how greatness is born.

@@rvsonthelevel8746 and how he basically made one of his students commit suicide

@@hypnaxtic Greatness is not made in normality. I am not hear to judge if it is worth is or not, but just point out how it happens.

You have obviously never been kidnapped and held ransom by 1920s gangsters

@@God7OD That is really oddly specific...

@@VasilyMusic his username

@@God7OD Yo. We gotta talk about your username.

@@God7OD aye you good G?

Ur a victim

@@YeahItsJdog Huh???

I was just thinking about how, despite having nothing to do with the military, this movie and the way the characters behave are very reminiscent of the way soldiers act.

Gear adrift was what I always heard it labeled…I left a PC laying around once in the TOC, not at my desk, and it somehow got stolen, and a large penis drawn on the care instructions label. Ahh, the military…good times.

8151 more games than Mattell.

@tramdr The losing their colors thing is a myth. The 1st Cav is one of the most decorated divisions in the U.S Army, get a clue.

@tramdr The rumor is they lost their colors in Korea but that is bullshit too.

I can watch and re-watch many films...but THIS isn't one of them. Too stressful! A real kind of Horror film that shows you that evil can be a band director!

@@Dottie1039 He's not just evil though, you understand him. He's like a pro sports coach, he has to wring the best out of his students, but it's tough to watch.

The ending doesn’t make sense though. The instructor would jeopardize his career and those of other professional musicians out of spite to the kid?

@@chrisbarron6157 Honestly, at that point I'm so hooked by the movie emotionally that I don't care. Everything in a movie doesn't have to make perfect logical sense if it elicits the right emotional response.

@@chrisbarron6157 the way I looked at it, it wasn't about logic at that point for him but about perfection. He already lost the rep when he got fired and wasn't the big bad anymore. He was willing to do that to prove something I think. A mental battle between the bat shit crazy perfectionist abusive master and the driver but also crazy and abused student.

And J. Jonah Jameson. Don’t forget Frank Dillman.

WHY DID YOU MAKE ME DO THIS

@@austinbrown8560 this planet isn’t YOURS to conquer

Absolutely beautiful

Serotonin immediately

Free jazz

Yes. There is an excitement that builds until the lights dim and and the instruments go quiet, waiting for their cue.

Better than a flock of seagulls, and I mean that for real, the band is awesome :-)

he was a tool after all

Even the good ones have plot holes...

@@timb37 Fletcher most likely hid it on purpose to try and embarrass neiman because he knew he’d screw up.

It's a movie

@@timb37 pretty sure the dude was bullshitting to cover himself

It's "milquetoast."

I think that saying is under rated. Those who teach give those with talent the opportunity to rise above. If not for those who can appreciate true genius, but cannot achieve the level required, there would be little achievement, for those who do not have the opportunity, but are gifted. My eternal respect for those who teach, push for perfection, lacking the gift, but understanding the necessity for perfection.

@@joelglanton6531 and I guess you don't say "bone apple teeth" when you give people food either.

@@joelglanton6531 Thanks. I was ready to scream. "Milk toast" is what I had for breakfast today.

@@DanteRiley i was just thinking of the subteddit

We've all been there.

I finished a puzzle in 2 years although it said 3 - 5 years

Try crayons nest time; more flavors than toy soldiers!😅

brilliant comment

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I don't see any abuse

@@jamesalexander8872 then you are probably being abused XD

@@jamesalexander8872 Did you see the movie?

Funny enough the same thing can be seen in blazing saddles, except in reverse. We keep moving up the totem pole, and each person seems like a leader until you meet their boss and realize they’re an incompetent moron

@@sneekiersnek3122 I'm all for 'tough love'. We SHOULD hold students/children to higher standards -- you can be strict with them and demanding absolutely. But name calling? hurling insults? degrading and demeaning them? Making fun of someone for being gay? Coming down hard on a student who is bloodied, who just went through a horrific car accident because he was late? This is Trump-style cruelty. He totally ravaged that one fat kid who ended up committing suicide, and for what? He wasn't even the one who was out of tune, right? This is what's called abusiveness. The only person who 'benefits' from it is Fletcher's own ego, and dark inner desire to hurt others who are subordinate to him. This is the kind of authoritarian abusiveness that happens in low-class families (like Trump supporters). And it only serves to destroy... destroy relationships, lives, spirits, souls. It's the kind of thing that can destroy the world if we let it be 'ok'.

Literally just play the fucking song

Well , thank you so much for this insight shared with us no nothings . Great job figuring out this “ Purple Patch “ . Friggin Captain Obvious.

Oh the why is simple to understand in my opinion, it's not really a matter of interpretation. We discover throughout the movie that to Fletcher, finding his prodigy was more important than whatever reputation he had. Just another instance of pushing people cause that's the only way to reveal what's truly inside. He talks about this repeatedly. He saw an opportunity and took it. If Neiman didn't step up, eventually the folder would have been found before they went on stage. Pretty safe gamble with a huge potential reward. =)

Can anyone write in English anymore? Damn, I can't tell what any of these comments are saying lol.

oh wow everyone knew that

@@Person-lk1vs Really? How'd you figure?

Huh?????!!!!???

@@dannysunay4386 what? im pretty sure my point was stated correctly.

@@Requiario_I Agreed

Holy shit, this is so true

This is why having grit and conviction is important. The pursue of extraordinary. The dream of almost every Asian parent. ...because being good-enough means you're just the same as every billion other people.

The big theory is that Fletcher hid the folder so Andrew would play. He preferred Andrew.

Fletcher took it. The man is lightning fast and silent as you can see near the end of the film in the piano club scene.

@@Plainbear Fletcher doesn't seem like the type of person to conceal his thoughts and/or actions. Know what I'm saying?

Wait, so its never addressed in the movie who took the folder?!

@@Darklight65583 Nope. The big theory is that the Teacher took it because he knew Andrew could do the job if he felt like it was his last chance.

Not like a jewelry thief. More like a spider type guy.

@@artvandalay13 yes, just like a certain someone he secretly admires.

Probably he asked his friend spiderman to snatch the folder.

@@artvandalay13 spider type guy you say? sounds like a menace, A CRIMINAL. SOMEONE LIKE HIM SHOULD BE LOCKED UP

Dude did steal Spiderman's outfit.

I can still fucking see you Mini-Me!

hello there

lol same

Trying to learn the drums, mr Kenobi?

is it possible to learn this power

@@alfredino724 Not from a Jedi

Sharp as a fuckin' cue ball, dis onel

Far as I remember he used to wait in the car, and as far as I'm concerned he should still be there!

Small hands

Will you make the same fucking joke every time?

@@user-ce1cu5my4j right! Like its not even funny anymore. Plus in this context Its far from funny. They are just desperate for some internet points

Agreed, I'm the 'catch more flies with honey' type myself.

🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

It takes pressure to make diamonds. I’m guessing you were never in marching band at a competitive level?

@@MrNick-og4qm some people will never understand why or how adversity can help shape character. I’m assuming this person is the type to call everyone a winner for the sake of not hurting anyone’s ego.

@@Heyithinkhejust Negative reinforcement is only effective as it is compatible with a person. Otherwise positive reinforcement is a far better and healthier option if someone isn't, and there isn't anything wrong with that. Nobody is calling everyone a winner for no reason, you just need to understand that everyone is different and experiences things differently, and requires different teaching methods.

Andrew should really thank that nice janitor for jumpstarting his career and further abuse from Fletcher.

I didn't see no Janitor, I see the guy calling him a dumb f**k probably took it and quickly threw in the garbage before yelling at him because he was sick of playing drums.

@@HugoStiglitz89 no there's a third drummer in the film forgot his name and he's the one who took it

does anyone think maybe Fletcher got rid of it?

@@northcoteknights This is the comment I was looking for...yeah its hard to say but that's at least my personal best guess.

Or Tommy Dorsey

Exactly. Teaching a retard to use a calculator is a super kind thing to do. This guy is actually helping these kids more than 90% of teachers. Truly a perfect role model.

Nowadays tweakers will take literally anything, break into any building, etc. But the movie was made back in the day where that wasn't the case. So I think you are right.

Im not sure how to feel chief

You say that as if music wasn't a dream Nieman.

what....

@@sabertoothwallaby2937 the conductor (JK Simmons) is extremely harsh and strict and pushes people to their mental limits , even suicide

@@frzd8chickensoup Lmao

@@KRoyski you’re trying wayyy too hard to be edgy

@@emilal I just thought it was funny calm down emily.

check out oz

@@roop-a-loop that was my intro to Simmons, too..I think I have the exact opposite perspective as the commenter above

Clearly you've never met Vernon Shillinger

@@ChannelUmptyThree I have no idea who that is, so you're absolutely right. :P

Invincible is just voice acting but the language was strong with great delivery, perfect casting.

Actually he did but it was super super minute miss.

Yeah. JK Simmons communicated ALL of that with one eye shift. 04:53.

False. .

Then who else?

I think Michael Keaton could’ve done this and knocked it out the park.

John C. Mcginley

Gary Busey, John McEnroe, Sam Kinison.

I can't watch entire movies anymore, RU-vid has demolished my attention......erm....forgotten what I was saying.

No more clips for you. See. The. Movie. It's stressful but amazing. 'Fame' meets 'Full Metal Jacket.'

Pretty sure the first time I saw a clip from this movie was 2018. Every now and then, another clip will be recommended and I always watch it.