I’m glad Negan made it into one of these compilations because out of ALL the walking dead villains, he made the most sense.

I am still utterly devastated that Hannibal was cancelled. A true primordial sin

"We need a philosopher king!" "Best we can offer is a philosopher villain."

I'm not sure Homelander is similar to the others, because he's being literal about it. The others give grim but true and applicable advice. Homelander says "No, really, you're all worthless compared to me."

Zemo's line "The desire to become a superhuman cannot be separated from supremacist ideals"

Homelander is one of the best villains on tv and movies. He is a character that is well written and well played by Anthony Starr.

He wasn't a villian, but I've always liked the throwaway quotes from Professor Rasczak in Starship Troopers, which are typically quite true. My favourite: "And force, my friends, is violence. The supreme authority from which all other authorities are derived."

Everything that comes out of Hannibal's mouth was utterly right and haunting. The charm of a psychopath...... It's terrifying.

"I don't want peace.I want problems.ALWAYS"

Important to remember that the quotes are good because most, if not all, of them are saying "truths" to manipulate some else. Sometimes they don't even believe them themselves, like Gustavo.

that " chaos is a ladder " speech was so well tought out and so well delivered, it hits hard everytime

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="0">0:00</a> Walking Dead <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="24">0:24</a> Breaking Bad <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="55">0:55</a> The Originals <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="63">1:03</a> Deadwood <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="84">1:24</a> Fargo <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="91">1:31</a> Game of Thornes <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="103">1:43</a> Daredevil <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="123">2:03</a> The Wire <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="153">2:33</a> Hannibal <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="158">2:38</a> Daredevil <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="164">2:44</a> Game of Thrones <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="205">3:25</a> The Wire <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="230">3:50</a> Hannibal <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="238">3:58</a> Better Call Saul <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="252">4:12</a> The Wire <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="258">4:18</a> Game of Thornes <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="278">4:38</a> Hannibal <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="295">4:55</a> The Wire <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="318">5:18</a> The Falcon and The Winter Soldier <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="324">5:24</a> The Boys

"I got the shotgun. You got the briefcase. It is all in the game, right?" That was some of the realist shit ever said... The legal game is so disgusting...

That breaking bad quote spoke to my soul

People tend to forget, "You too are apart of the world. If you want to change it, you start with yourself." We as humans have turned fire "a destructive force", into batteries, engines and even use fire for cooking, to shower. The world is naturally destructive but once you learn to control those flames "to learn not to burn others", it becomes a lot better place. That starts with you.

Little fingers quote about chaos being a ladder is great I loved that scene when I first saw it lol

Wilson Fisk has many great quotes

Although it’s animated, and not a film, Maul’s request for Ahsoka to join him in TCW S7E10 deserves a place here. Everything he said was true, especially of how justice was merely a construct of a power base which is about to change vastly.

Cruelty IS NOT something only humans do or have in them, there are plenty of other animals that are highly intelligent and do things just to be cruel. Bottlenose dolphins, orcas, and octopuses, are but three examples.

“There are only two things pure evil respects. Money, and violence……..the money always runs out”. -Jake Wengronowitz

I clicked just for the Mads thumbnail, then was pleasantly surprised with Negan.

As kids we idolize the Heroes.... Growing up, we realize the Villains make more senses.

Closing this with "Im the real hero" We can all be saviour or villian in our own stories and see it as the opposite.

Villain are often wiser and willing to do what is necessary in the eyes of weaker and naive men

These kind of dialog is really great to show the villain ideology and principles. And that what makes them a great villain

It's wild, but Gus was the only person who respected Walter.

My Least Favorite to Favorite Quotes: 1. Klaus Mikaelson (The Originals) 2. Negan Smith (The Walking Dead) 3. Gustavo Fring (Breaking Bad) 4. Wilson Fisk (Daredevil) 5. Petyr Baelish (Game of Thrones) 6. Al Swearengen (Deadwood) 7. Lorne Malvo (Fargo) 8. Dr. Hannibal Lecter (Hannibal) 9. Baron Zemo (The Falcon and the Winter Soldier) 10. Bell/Omar Little/State Sen. Clayton Davis (The Wire) 11. Homelander (The Boys) Feel free to comment.

Omar's shoutgun quote is amazing. Everything in the shower is just part of the game or not.

I’ve come to learn that I take far more advice from villains than heroes, because villains are more realistic. They don’t sugarcoat everything. Just tell it like it is.

good to see a lot of "The Wire" clips, that show is a masterpiece

One of the best edits i've seen in my whole life. Made me tear up and created the feeling of hustle until death.

love this! I remember in storytelling class that Villains are characters who actually twisted version of the protagonist. They are relatable and have sense of justice but their means are what makes them a villain.

Watching Hannibal solidified something for me, two things can be true at the same time: A very smart person who actually “helps “ people can kill people. Little Finger was smart and cunning at the same time!

Homelander is a narcissist having a temper tantrum and the Littlefinger ladder clip is just silly if you aren’t a sociopath. Endlessly chasing power or success at the cost of love or your country or your faith in practice becomes “forsake everything that makes life worth living for an unstable addictive feeling of pleasure”

Really appreciate the lack of talking in this video and having it just show the actual scenes. most channels just talk over the clips and never actually show them so beg thanks for such a well edited video

Power quotes, here man. Some of them are so deep that they can leave thinking about the meaning of life. I think script writers are not appreciated enough. Great compilation.

Omar is so much more than just " a villain "

Feel like a lot of Doctor Who quotes can make it. On the list

"The woman that can be bought is not worth having." What a fantastic line!!!

WOW - wow WOOOOWWWWW!!! Thank you for this ! You are extremely talented - such great scenes, from so MANY of my Favorite shows!!!!!! AMAZING ❤ thank you 🙏🏼!!!! Please don’t stop doing what you do so well!!!!!! - I was going to name all of my favorite shows that you picked scenes from, but honestly-- there are too many for me to name !!! 🤓🥰 I can’t imagine how much time you invested in this, to create something so awesome, so, once again ,,- THANK YOU 🙏🏼

I was actually quite shocked to see Klaus. But tbh, he's great. People think of Vampire Diaries as a teen girls show but the other groups and the Originals spinoff is actually a pretty good show. Its written pretty well, not like some teen melodrama but an actual adult drama fiction show. Reminds me like Smallville and original Roswell was.

"chaos is a ladder" imo is one of the greatest monolugues of all time especially with the original music

The quotes in TV are meaningful and carry a lot of meaning. Thanks for sharing.

That first Negan quote was dead on. His character arc destroyed the show, but still

Take a shot every time the word ''Man'' is uttered.

Really excellent video. I love your editing style -- just the clips, no fluff. Great stuff, thank you for posting!

With you until Homelander's speech at the end. Maybe philosophically he's right. But the rest were within the context of the show. Dude is the villain through and through.

Crazy how we can relate to the villains so much. I feel like an anti hero at times like this

The second quote, the one by Gus about family is purposely bullshit not only because we NEVER see Gus' family or if he has one, they are obvious beards for both his secret criminality and secret sexual orientation - but he says this to Walter to also play into his ego that to do this evil thing with him is to be a true man. It's not until the series finale that Walt is finally honest with Skyler that he did all this for himself and he loved it because he felt alive since he could have gotten out halfway through the second season leaving his family secure.

These hit harder than you think

Great selections ❤

Homelander is a good quote, but its not true. Yes he is stronger, but in the real world we have been saving ourselves for centuries. In the real world we don't have a homelander and humanity survives. In Homelander's own world, most of his heroics are PR. He doesn't do anything for anyone without reason and will murder innocent people if he gets into any kind of bad mood. His help costs more than its worth.

I think Tony Soprano could've been there as well

A hero is a man who gets others killed. A savior, is a man who dies, so that others may live.

"If that's true... If you don't know who I am... Then maybe, your best course... would be to tread lightly" - Heisenberg

All of this sounds good out of context until you realize who said it and why they said it.

Littlefinger is just damn iconic that any scheming us now called "Pulling a littlefinger".

Wow. Intense but wise. Props.

shoutout to the GOAT, Omar Little

As a kid we admired the heroes, as adults we understand the villains were usually right

They're not right. Especially the ones that talk about being 'A man'. They're not right. They're broken.

I love how the particular scene at <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="123">2:03</a> is written and acted from the response of the defendant to the reaction of the judge and prosecutor to the surprise of the jury. A lesson in screenplay indeed.

"If we're not monsters, we're food... and I can never be food"

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="91">1:31</a> Wise words to heed

The only reason Rick and his group claimed "moral superiority" was because they defeated him. They killed plenty of husband's, fathers girlfriends etc... All they did in the end was prove him right. Niklaus was just an abusive brat who couldn't get people to like him the way he preferred so he took it out on them constantly most of all Marcel.

the "chaos is a ladder" with the motivational tune over it... i've never wanted to stab myself in the ears until now

Peter Baelish was a great character I loved the Varys and baelish interaction‘s

How about "No one ever truly believes they are the villain."

This is wild but true. 😊

"Balanced, as all things should be"

What makes a great villain is when they have a reason for their actions that not only do they truly believe to be right, but that they are able to make others understand why they are doing what they are doing.

At <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="360">6:00</a> from the moment I saw Homelander, I knew this was a video worth watching until the end... hahaha. Now, in all seriousness, these quotes come from specific contexts, whether from science fiction characters or characters that are clear representations of the worst aspects of human behavior. While some of the ideas they express may seem like universal truths, many of them are rooted in feelings of hatred, envy, and rage. For me, these negative emotions are just different facets of fear. We all know that a good, brave, and honorable person must first learn to harness the power of fear, and the rest will follow...😌👌

Those first 2 quotes are everything that society today is missing

The fact the first one is considered something a villain would say by the writer... damn.

I fucking LOVE this video, thank you!

I really wish they had included Littlefinger's last advice to Sansa. Fight every battle everywhere, always, in your mind. Everyone is your enemy, everyone is your friend. Every possible series of events is happening all at once. Live that way and nothing will surprise you. Everything that happens will be something that you’ve seen before." He gave her a glimpse of how his mind works, genuine advice as to how he had survived, and the irony iof Sansa using it to bring his demise. It was brilliant.

To counteract any of you trying to see these guys as justified, I am going to list off the things they got up to in their home series’ Negan: Lead a protection racket marketed by indentured servitude, a cult of personality surrounding himself, and the sexual slavery of several women, one of whom suffered from diabetes that was used to keep her from running away. Gus Fring: Ran the largest production of meth in the western United States on behalf of a cartel, soley so he could one day massacre every member of said cartel in revenge for the death of his lover (super badass) Klaus Mikaelson: Is a vampire which disqualifies him from having any say in anything. Al Swearingin: Crime lord who is just generally abusive to everyone, even the people he likes (still better than Hearst). Lorne Malvo: A freelance hit man who is trying to provoke the guy he’s talking to into hiring him, not for money but to make the guy a morally worse person. Little finger: Provoked an economic collapse and civil war because he was butt hurt that a girl he liked didn’t like him back Wilson Fisk: Trying to drive people out of their homes with intimidation and brute force so he can put up pricey condos. Also a crime lord. Omar Little: Raids the stash houses of drug dealers so much that he ends up getting marked for death. His actions change nothing about his community and he is ultimately just another aspect of Baltimores moral corruption. Hannibal Lecter: cannibalistic serial killer manipulating a mentally vulnerable man into suffering a psychosis out of personal obsession. Stringer Bell: A man trying to legitimize the drug trade out of egotism and entitlement. Homelander: Murderer, rapist, tried to provoke international unrest for personal gain.

I love how a man is "just supposed to take it". SORRY I don't work for people who refuse to even show me some gratitude.

andddd back to calc hw, thanks for the break

Gustavo's is just a masterful example of his manipulation of Walter

these are all true,some even relatable to my life

Glad to see Deadwood make an appearance here, and with my favourite scene too.

If you let a man break your nose the next time he tries to break your spine.

They're meaningful quotes, but almost all of them revolve around a functional nihilism that values the self above others as a foregone assumption. I'm not trying to sound smart, I'm sure even my point has holes (and this is still a great compilation of great villains, who compel us because they're well written!), but these villains are only right if instrumental skill is the only form of impact and survival is the only source of meaning. Every one of these villains is defeated by willingness to care more about someone else than yourself.

Ending the video with homelander was perfection.

If you can destroy a thing, you own it.

You have created a legendary youtube channel. Keep posting

I love these clips - thank you! Just found them today and have watched two so far. If I could make a suggestion - you don't need to have the quotes in text. We can CC on/off to get that. HOWEVER, I would love to have the name of the movie during each small clip (I know you put them at the bottom just above comments, too). Thank you for making these! Wonderful!

Rau Le Cruset deserves to be here

Klaus isn't a villain he is an anti hero

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="93">1:33</a> is my favorite of them all and I still use it as my guide everyday.

Well done, scary last bit :P

You forgot the "YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH" monologue

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="52">0:52</a> I disagree, Gus. If you're not even loved you leave. Especially if you have kids and you want them to look up to you. No one looks up to a plowhorse.

"Life is cruel... Why would the afterlife be any different" Davy jones

this is MAN CODE in its true form

Great video. Love Swearengen. Baelish, however, was always speaking nonsense. I loved when Cercei showed him that with, "Power is power."

Consider this; All these quotes about (among other things) masculinity, that we agree are true, are being said by the villains. When a society villainizes masculinity, it is doomed.

What he said about drugs?. ABSOLUTELY TRUE! people CHOOSE to use drugs that destroy their own body and minds, they provide the market, the dealers simply provide the desired product.

As I get older, it's the villains that start to make more sense in my life.