“The loudest ones are usually the dumbest ones”-

Owning a convenience store in the 90’s was inconvenient

I just noticed he said "ok mon" in a Jamaican accent to an Asian dude who spoke perfectly good english

I wish I lived in an era where you could get deli sandwiches for $2.65.

Love how they’re mocking him for his accent when he has the most American accent I’ve ever heard in my life.

When you hear female r&b singing. You KNOW some bad shit happened.

The most shocking thing about this scene was that the sandwich was only $2.65.

This man never acted a day in his life he just played himself his whole career

My daddy use to say, it's easy to get into trouble, but hard to get out.

It's funny the dude who got the first sandwich was black too. It's almost like being polite and respectful gets you more in life.

3:29 - 3:30 I'm sorry, but that sh*t makes me chuckle. The harmony matched up with her crying.

I typed in "ignorant" and this came up

I swear 90s movies hit differently

"I feel sorry for your mother"

This is one of the saddest scenes in movie history. I've felt the mother's pain. 😥

I watched this as a teenager in the nineties..... It brought me to tears today because now i have a granddaughter.....Life is funny sometimes right guys.?😔🇹🇹

No one: KZfaq recommended: strapped 1993 grocery store clip

you know damn well the police wouldnt show up that fast

Fun Fact: This scene was shot on at the 3 way intersection of Jefferson Street, Myrtle Avenue and Broadway in Bklyn NY. One block up the street from the house where I grew up. I saw them filming this scene. I also saw 3 other movie filmed there: The scene in Ghost where Willie Lopez is haunted by Patrick Suaze’s ghost and he gets hit by a bus; the scene in King of NY where Lawrence Fishburne’s character goes into a burger joint and the cops bust in and arrest him and most recently the scene in American Gangster where Denzel Washington and his wife are shot at in a drive by while sitting in their car. One block over there was a famous hostage situation involving some Black Panthers where they broke into a sporting goods store to steal rifles in the early 70s leading to the death of at least one NYPD cop. There was a documentary on that incident Lots of history at that intersection

Fredro Star performance got ppl triggered in the comments lol. He did a great job 👏🏽 He’s very talented!

“free my homie he aint do nothing” his homie -

that guy in orange does not get old man, he looks exactly same today.

Having a 6 year old myself, I can't bring myself to watch this scene again. It gutted me even before I had a child and after remembering this scene went stumbling across this again, I paused it before it went any further.

The only crime here is the store clerk not wearing gloves while handling food

The Asian man was extremely polite, he endured multiple racial slurs before losing his cool

it wasnt the same sandwich. he aint put as much respek on it.

Fastest and most coordinated police response I have ever seen. All before the girl with her baby left the store.

Was going nuts looking for this film and the fresh one thanks to u💯💯

The police arrived quicker than gta5 police

Most brave thing in the 90s is owning a store.

Only in the 90’s where somebody makes you a sandwich with raw dog hands at the register 🤣

First time seeing this clip, these back in the day movie's had so much personality 😌without even trying!

If dude in the Orange didn’t run he would have been fine. He was outside smoking a cigarette

I didn't even mean to shoot em she just caught me by suprise

i was not ready for that

If you ever hear the loud ones , listen to what's being said .

This Dude Was More Petty Than O Dogg.

1:55 damn they really threw the gray filter on there like it was gtav when u get wasted

I remember seeing this seen when I was young and didn't understand the heartbreak but now that I have kids I can understand the pain n sorrow of the mom

Fredo Starr literally plays the same character in every movie 🎥

That Korean dude stood his ground. Respect.

As soon as he pulled the trigger automatic 6 star wanted level right there

One of the saddest moments in film history, in my opinion.

Imagine your so called friend exiting the store talk'n bout "come on man, just run"

Why’d he say “okay mon” with a Jamaican accent to the Asian clerk 😂😂😂

All this over a damn sandwich.

This made me want to cry every time I see this

I remember watching this for the first time in 1993 (HBO) and my heart dropping once that little girl was shot. Damn.

That’s how some people act when they get a gun, they’re itching to use it. He was waiting for a reason to use it and look how that turned out

I cant even begin to imagine the heartache a parent must feel after their innocent child gets killed by a monster.

I remember watching this as a kid on HBO.

That's a really speedy, surprisingly coordinated police response. Korean guy must have called immediately with a description and dispatch was on point.

So we just go ignore that this man made this dude sandwich without gloves on

"They say it's the white man I should fear but it's my own kind doin' all the killin' here" Daam, Pac was right.

This sandwich must've been so good it was worth dying for

that is perfect "flushing your life down the toilet" music

that's some 6 stars on GTA shit right there.

I actually know some cats who flip out like this I think it’s a low IQ thing

It broke my heart when he shot that sweet innocent lil girl😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

Trying to run inconspicuously from a crime scene wearing the brightest Cross Colours jacket possible. Gotta love the 90s ..

I couldn’t live with myself if I did that

The store clerk is a crazy Asian mix of: Alec Baldwin, Steven Seagal and Elvis Presley

Never watched this movie but wow that scene was heartbreaking being a father to a 4 year old

Impressive 180 no scope

All dude in the orange had to do was keep walking with the cigarette by himself all the way home 😂

Fredro starr still looks the same 30 years later

Classic one right here I was 7yrs 35now

I've seen a lot of movies from the 90's can't believe I never seen this!

the shop man wasn't even shocked when he shot the girl

Feel like i got the gist of the whole movie with this one scend

the propmaster actually swapped the prop gun for a real gun and thats why this scene looked so damn real

Till this day we will never know if it was the same sandwich.

Dude tried to mock an asian accent and ended up sounding jamaican mon! LOL You wanna smoke go outside! "Ok Mon!

its wild that fredro is older than bokeem but could pass as his son in this movie lol

Massive genius

Self oppression at its finest. Just the way he was looking at the clerk while waiting shows that he was going to start shit, no matter what. Unfortunately, certain people still act this way today...

3:28 she lowkey just cried the note of the backhround music

5 generations since the civil rights movement and nothing has changed

And this still goes on every day in cities all over America

Sad thing is that ignorant shit like this still happens today.

damn dude blasted a kid, caught me by supriise

When you buy Menace II Society on Wish:

He placed that tomato on the sandwich like he was tucking a kid into bed 😭

When u start hearing people argue.... Get ur child out of there

Great video

Now days they'd burn down the store and blame the store owner.

I have kids and I couldn't even imagine this happening I'd be devastated 😢💔

Store owner wasn’t shook and wanted all the smoke lol

Damn I never seen this movie just always see the clip recommended on here😧 it went down at convenient stores in the 80-90s

In the 90s in every dramatic black movie, when somebody dies or something sad happens . you always hear that beautiful black voice humming or singing in the background 😂😂😂😂😂

To start trippin over a sandwhich to the point of yelling racial slurs and pulling out a gat is ridiculous. The sadder part is that they pinned this on dequan

It's so sad that there are so many movies out there like this depicting these kind of scenes and people watch It. Yet this stuff still continues in the streets. People are honestly just so cold-hearted.

Such a sad yet powerful scene,great movie💯💯💯

Every hood movie has to have a gocery store scene even if this clerk is a asian steven seagal lookalike

Bokeem Woodbine is such a underrated actor. One of the best bad guy actors of his era

Great movie

Damn this scene still makes my eyes water

i felt that mamas heart break deep in my soul. 😭💔

In the end the Asian was arrested for not making the same sandwich.

I watched this movie when I was younger and never watched it again all because of this scene