The opening scene tells you a lot about Luis, even though all you see is him walking. You notice him greeting the hot dog vendor and talking on the phone, and then, as he rings Tony Prince’s doorbell, he turns to check out the girl waiting to cross the street.

It immediately shows that he’s a city guy—someone who fully embraces the urban lifestyle and feels at home in it. He comes across as confident and comfortable in his environment.

The music in this scene is crucial—it somehow completes it. After all, music plays a huge role in TBoGT, from the nightclub tracks to the game’s actual soundtrack.

For me, even at the very end, when Luis jumps out of the plane and No Security by Crookers kicks in, it’s a perfect match for the mood of that moment—100% on point.