Yellowstone - Mo paints Rip's horse before the raid on the Militia 

I like to hear this. Maybe a sleeper for the best 90 sec segment in the show. Mo’s writing is awesome. Everything about this scene ahhh

Their only similarity is that they are both fearless, stone cold killers when they need to be and loyal. They are enforcers. But Mo has a much deeper understanding and relationship to things. He has a family, a people and an ancestry, while Rip came from monsters and lives as a bachelor cowboy and perpetual indentured servant to a murderous and greedy billionaire. They protect the land for very, very different reasons. Mo's so deep, he is practically the same guy in real life, descended from a famous warrior, that's his real name, real culture and he actually has lived some of the realities in the show. But agreed, amazing characters all around, so well cast and expertly acted.

They essentially do similar jobs for two different individuals. Mutual respect for the fact they're both solid guys.

He Let Them Bury The Horse Next To Kayce And Monica's Kid He's Always Respected The Natives

Yes....😎

He respects the natives he just doesn't ever get involved in their doings unless John or Kayce is

He’s always been respectful of them

​@@jaredhayes971 "🐎 in Heaven, Wouldn't that be something!

My husband named "Writes With Feather" sees total respect between Mo and Rip. My husband is not Indian. Mo is indeed one of his favorites also.

Men of honor .... Agreed, tomb.

Yep, gay hookups are literally that easy.

The horseriders of Central Asia say hello

@@billytessio6326 Where do you think the native Americans came from?

@@imrindar Sure, but the large migration across the Bering Strait occurred ~16.5 thousand years ago and horses were brought to the Americas ~500 years ago. Indigenous American horse culture does not derive from their genetic ancestry.

@@henryschwob5989 From a purely empirical, cultural perspective, I agree. However, I take the original commenter's use of the word "bond" with some spiritual context (if you believe that sort of thing).

@@imrindar Fair enough, yeah. I'm not a spiritual person but I can see why someone might think it more than a coincidence that horses did become such an important part of Indigenous American culture.

True, but I found it odd that John didn't give him one of the body armor vests hanging in the red barn. That would have been the least he could have done if Rip was already putting his life in danger.

@@scalar12 I don't think Rip would have taken it. He always put the ranch over himself and he probably felt that had he died, it would have been a just payment after what John did all those years prior. Just my view of it. Men like Rip are quick to offer their lives to atone for their past issues.

@@shawn3363 I don't think he would have refused the vest if it had been offered to him. Sure, he's 100% loyal, but that doesn't mean you have to put your life in extreme danger even though you're offered to mitigate it somewhat. But I think he didn't even think about it, but was happy to have the opportunity to thank you for his letter and the house.

That it is

Yes please

Its Passion by Brian Tyler.

A bad ass tribe.

He's Lakota. A warrior tribe.

😂😂😂😂😂 that tickled me

Bet you're fun at parties Marj

@@DK-cy5mt don't go to parties.

@@marjoriegarner5369 hardly surprising

I doubt anyone anywhere lives like this .. I don't believe Italians in Jersey are all mobbed up .. if anything this show has showed opened me up to be interested in such a beautiful place you lucky to see it everyday.. don't be disgusted look I live in new Orleans so who's really disgusted? Ppl still come here non the less ,I hope to visit your state one day ..

You've never done this before, have you?