Carmine Sr. Story - The Sopranos (Boss of all Bosses)

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  • @IRUNASSULT
    @IRUNASSULT Рік тому +3331

    You’re missing all the scenes where Carmine was asking about Paulie.
    He thought the world of him you know

    • @philipmancera2505
      @philipmancera2505 10 місяців тому +100

      And he couldn't even recognize him.

    • @Madisonrvr
      @Madisonrvr 8 місяців тому +26

      😂😂😂😂

    • @botapatineta
      @botapatineta 7 місяців тому +96

      He just confused him with Clarence, his dad was run over by a trolley..

    • @Brandon-tb5st
      @Brandon-tb5st 6 місяців тому +39

      Johnny TOLD YOU ABOUT ME RIGHT?!!??

    • @rubamann
      @rubamann 5 місяців тому +28

      Paulie Gualtieri? That man is a Saint. Do you know how much money he made for Sal Vitro after that thing with Feech.

  • @whatutalkinboutwillis6122
    @whatutalkinboutwillis6122 Рік тому +3406

    The psychiatrist remark was ingenious. Totally cut him down with one comment. “You’re weak and your crew talks”

    • @MrRattlebones640
      @MrRattlebones640 Рік тому +458

      I believe it was a dig but i also believe he was being genuine when he said “be a better friend to yourself”, why he asked john to take the phonecall.

    • @spicypickle889
      @spicypickle889 Рік тому +576

      @@MrRattlebones640 I highly doubt it. Carmine is using the false-friendly facade to undermine Tony while masquerading as a friend and ally. But he also utilizes the opportunity to reestablish his superiority within the mob hierarchy as Tony is a newly minted boss. More importantly, he's indirectly giving Tony a heads up that Soprano family business is on the street. : "Take care of this for me."Carmine is asserting his dominance by giving him an order to tighten things up while simultaneously maintaining plausible deniability in case the conversation is wire tapped. Carmine was a masterful mob boss and was frequently utilized throughout the series to contrast Tony's terrible leadership.

    • @christiancee6333
      @christiancee6333 Рік тому +130

      He also mentioned Julius Ceasar.

    • @fro_e
      @fro_e Рік тому +70

      How did Carmine even find out about the psychiatrist thing? Paulie?

    • @PeterT-i1w
      @PeterT-i1w Рік тому +113

      "your crew talks" - He already whacked Philly Parisi exactly for that, what else was he supposed to do?

  • @hugonongbri8100
    @hugonongbri8100 11 місяців тому +2343

    "Why fuck around? Be a better friend to yourself " 😊🥰
    Not even Disney could come up with such a beautiful line

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  11 місяців тому +70

      one of my favorites.

    • @Baseballnfj
      @Baseballnfj 10 місяців тому +5

      Today if Disney made it the quote would be "be a better friend to yourself... unless you're a white male then off yourself."

    • @AleA-p1d
      @AleA-p1d 10 місяців тому

      *Shaking your ass*
      *Shaking your ass*

    • @ScorpioLeader-bx8rd
      @ScorpioLeader-bx8rd 3 місяці тому +4

      That was great

    • @lennonkeniston4322
      @lennonkeniston4322 3 місяці тому +4

      I use it all the time

  • @toaster3822
    @toaster3822 Рік тому +1843

    The call between Carmine and Tony is one of my favourite scenes of all time. A phone call that makes zero sense unless you "know"

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +249

      "i appreciate your thoughts"

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +194

      i know a guy that talks like that. he makes zero sense to anyone outside of his circle and talks riddles. he feels he has to because people get in trouble for stupid things these days

    • @toaster3822
      @toaster3822 Рік тому +135

      Its 100% the way he says "I appreciate your thoughts" when Tony catches what hes trying to say

    • @theramplocal
      @theramplocal Рік тому +69

      I didn't say nuthin

    • @thanksforreadindmyunusuall3346
      @thanksforreadindmyunusuall3346 Рік тому +40

      I was just thinking the same thing, (this show is so well written.) Carmine says everything and nothing at the same time.

  • @lucasdamotta
    @lucasdamotta Рік тому +1963

    Interesting how Carmine was the only person alive that could talk to Tony the way he used to. Not long after Carmine Sr. death, Tony´s ego and authority problem just skyrocketed.

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +232

      Carmine kind of reminds me of a "Paul Castellano" type of character. Strictly business, made Johnny Sack (who reminds me of Gotti) mad and Johnny was hurtin financially so he wanted him out. Carmine was probably the best boss.

    • @Dan-ys8nk
      @Dan-ys8nk Рік тому +105

      @@ceerious Good point. Although, Carmine reminds me of a hybrid of Paul Castellano and Carlo Gambino. Paul was strictly business with his focus on white collar crimes, but Carlo projected a more modest image on the street. When Johnny Sack was coming up as Boss, he was spending big money on cars and expensive trips, but you never saw that with Carmine who was about the money but he wasn't flashy about what he controlled. Anyway, it was great series. One of the best shows ever.

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +29

      @@Dan-ys8nkhmm never thought of the Carlo side. nice point out. i see it

    • @jordank91
      @jordank91 Рік тому +31

      I never write a comment but when I see the way Carmine was portrayed, I think of class and respect even in a not so glamorous business. But he did have respect and code, this type of man is a good man. Whether or not you agree, he lived with honor and respect from where he came from

    • @KNSKelster
      @KNSKelster Рік тому +31

      True. Carmine Sr and Junior were the only ones to get away with that. It’s clear that Tony’s ego and authority problem skyrocketed after Junior’s dementia took over but Carmine’s absence probably made it worse

  • @ceerious
    @ceerious  Рік тому +2010

    I didnt upload nothin....alright then ill talk to ya

    • @SaunKrystian
      @SaunKrystian Рік тому +149

      Are you saying what I think you're saying?

    • @ianmoran2419
      @ianmoran2419 Рік тому +109

      I'm taking a mulligan

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +150

      @@SaunKrystian I didn't say nothin

    • @CreamTheEverythingFixer
      @CreamTheEverythingFixer Рік тому +99

      @@ceerious Hes a bit of poseur if you ask me...Borko.

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +133

      @@CreamTheEverythingFixer his turf, his audience...

  • @SMbased
    @SMbased Рік тому +620

    "if he was drowning, I'd throw him a cinder block" 😂😂

    • @georgedrakopoulos2906
      @georgedrakopoulos2906 11 місяців тому +26

      I just realized this is foreshadowing what happens towards the end of the last season in the sopranos swimming pool. Trying to keep it spoiler free.

    • @SMbased
      @SMbased 11 місяців тому +13

      @@georgedrakopoulos2906 good catch. also pretty sure they sank Puss's body with a few cinder blocks.

    • @noway9880
      @noway9880 10 місяців тому +4

      oh shit!

    • @Eric-fb2wp
      @Eric-fb2wp 21 день тому

      ​@@SMbasednot really a coincidence as cinderblocks are really popular to Mobsters 😅 as are cement shoes

  • @squishysquashy
    @squishysquashy Рік тому +1277

    "A don doesn't wear shorts." Gandolfini once said on a talk show that he was called up by someone in the mafia and told this. Funny that it made it into the show.

    • @mikef7698
      @mikef7698 Рік тому

      Mob guy just mixed up Pussy's line about moses wearing short pants and it ended up working out.

    • @M.L.official
      @M.L.official Рік тому +78

      Funny coz other mafia people said that that was bullshit lol

    • @STONESGAM
      @STONESGAM Рік тому +129

      Yes, I heard that story as well. Except mob bosses can wear whatever they want. Carmine was old school and felt that it was undignified for someone in a boss position being a little too casual. Lol

    • @bendoveriii8183
      @bendoveriii8183 Рік тому +27

      Maybe I’m overthinking it but didn’t Carmine said that to Tony only to undermine his friendship with Johnny which he never liked.

    • @iamcase1245
      @iamcase1245 Рік тому

      There's a lot of bullshit stories in Sopranos lore but I believe that the call wasn't true. I was around Jersey and NYC Italians a lot around the time of the sopranos and they dressed alot in basketball shorts, denim shorts and windbreaker outfits. Tackiest shit you can lay eyes on. @@M.L.official

  • @sebtonz1
    @sebtonz1 Рік тому +571

    Carmine working the three strand comb over. Carmine's barber "Either get a rug or get the fuck over it!"
    Carmine "A Don doesn't wear a rug."

    • @michaelagnew7493
      @michaelagnew7493 6 місяців тому +15

      Man, I have not heard a toupee called a rug in ages...Walt Whitman ova here

    • @DimensionsofChange
      @DimensionsofChange 5 місяців тому +4

      It’s funny because Donnie Brasco.

    • @ascendant95
      @ascendant95 4 місяці тому +9

      The Patron Saint of "La Cosa Nostra" Frank Sinatra wore a rug. Julius Caesar was an epileptic too. There's no stigmata these days!

    • @ricardomoreira1262
      @ricardomoreira1262 2 місяці тому +1

      Now that was hilarious!

    • @JajaGabor-Elegante
      @JajaGabor-Elegante Місяць тому

      My grandfather's name is Perfecto. He was 48 and my grandmother was 52 when she had my mom. always dressed exquisitely and immaculately groomed. His arch enemy was Liberace, who had no class and was a mockery of a man and worse of all, wore a bouffant wig. That peeved him off worst of all, because he not only invented the combover, he invented the Brylcreme combover where from the front he looked like he had a headful of hair and from the back three strands of hair, in his mind, covered the whole back of his head. I wish he couldve been here to see Trump!

  • @odeleon24
    @odeleon24 Рік тому +837

    Carmine was a great man, he was the one who invented UA-cam compilation clips

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +25

      😂😂

    • @Jeff-sp7bg
      @Jeff-sp7bg Рік тому +55

      There's no stigmata with it these days

    • @odeleon24
      @odeleon24 Рік тому +7

      @@Jeff-sp7bg oh so you’re Karnak the great too!

    • @smellsuperb1
      @smellsuperb1 Рік тому +20

      Borko vs Pure Kino. Nobody covered the "likes".

    • @datboi2dx
      @datboi2dx 11 місяців тому +12

      "I didn't invent nothin..."

  • @hughiedgar7574
    @hughiedgar7574 Рік тому +1292

    Carmine was the only true business minded boss in the whole show. He ran Tony through John like a puppet, using Tony's short temper and personal issues to manipulate him constantly. Even with the Ginny joke saga, Carmine didn't really give a fuck Johnny was offended...he just didn't want to lose a dime.

    • @militantautist9811
      @militantautist9811 Рік тому +84

      He wasn't just trying not to lose money, he was gonna ask for 200 grand for that joke to go to Johnny Sack lmao imagine how much he would've kicked up to him for what Carmine saw as just bullshit lol

    • @balvinderbance
      @balvinderbance Рік тому +32

      @@militantautist9811 or Junior's idea, a piece of Ralph's company. a pretty huge settlement he turned down

    • @solohabib7
      @solohabib7 11 місяців тому +2

      Didn’t Ralph want to, never mind.

    • @jricks3909
      @jricks3909 11 місяців тому +24

      Again with the money?

    • @MrRyan-wu4jx
      @MrRyan-wu4jx 11 місяців тому +11

      Tony eventually manipulated Carmine via Johnny as well. He definitely turned it around on him.

  • @SaunKrystian
    @SaunKrystian Рік тому +1068

    We depend on this guy, millions of likes, clicks, and views are at stake

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +167

      again wit the views?

    • @ShadowNinja452
      @ShadowNinja452 Рік тому +98

      What? Is ceerious the only one who knows how to handle
      The Sopranos clip uploading?
      Put Borko in there!

    • @Kahnsgambit
      @Kahnsgambit Рік тому +37

      Again with the views

    • @johnaustin209
      @johnaustin209 Рік тому +39

      @@ceerious Name the views or get the f*** over!
      🤭

    • @RageQuitPros
      @RageQuitPros Рік тому

      ​@@ceeriousYeah, again with the views so say a like goal or get the fuck over it!

  • @jamesbarker9895
    @jamesbarker9895 Рік тому +279

    A boss that old, in such a violent and unpredictable enterprise...you'd want to make sure he never has a reason to dislike you

    • @Townesvanwaits
      @Townesvanwaits Рік тому +40

      He nearly had his number 2 guy, a supposed "good friend", whacked over the possibility of losing some income. If I was in his circle I'd be shining his shoes every day. Like fckn mirrors.

    • @Retro4Bit
      @Retro4Bit 2 місяці тому +3

      Paulie understood that. Carmine thought the world of him.

  • @RyanHarris77
    @RyanHarris77 10 місяців тому +551

    Carmine Sr. giving Tony permission to kill John without uttering a word about it is peak writing.

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  10 місяців тому +87

      he never talks. even at the dinner. he said "explain the other thing that WANTS talked about." not what HE wants to talk about. and telling Paulie "Who are you again" he knew Paulie 100%

    • @SantomPh
      @SantomPh 6 місяців тому +54

      @@ceerious it's kind of impossible that Paulie was an unknown, he was in the DiMeo crew before even Johnny and Tony, fought in the Colombo wars and of course famously held up a truck full of Walnuts

    • @ascendant95
      @ascendant95 4 місяці тому +17

      @@SantomPh Must have been Carmine doing his Machiavellian thing. He was probably in his presence at a dinner or meeting less than a year prior lol.

    • @CLxJames
      @CLxJames 4 місяці тому +14

      What are you talking about? Carline didn’t say anything.

    • @nickytommymancinelli8066
      @nickytommymancinelli8066 3 місяці тому +9

      Borko appreciates your thoughts… alright I’ll talk 2 ya…

  • @YD-uq5fi
    @YD-uq5fi 10 місяців тому +35

    The two Carmine's were only ever in one scene together : the golf scene.

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  10 місяців тому +11

      and the funeral

    • @natees7662
      @natees7662 6 днів тому

      Fucking brainless the second.

    • @filipzugec8346
      @filipzugec8346 4 години тому

      Because Carmine Sr. was with Paulie all the time🤷‍♂️

  • @robkelly7745
    @robkelly7745 Рік тому +540

    Guy is engraved in TV history, even people that have seen the show once know the phrase, "A Don doesn't wear shorts."

    • @militantautist9811
      @militantautist9811 Рік тому +21

      I heard an actual mobster called James Gandolfini and said that lol

    • @antoinesilva1527
      @antoinesilva1527 Рік тому +11

      @@militantautist9811 Very fragile ego from that guy, it seems. Some of the most successful bosses in the history of the American CN did, in fact, wear shorts.

    • @yannick245
      @yannick245 Рік тому +19

      They released a movie about the actor which played Carmine Sr , Tony _"Lip"_ Vallelonga.
      It's called _"Green Book"_ and won the Oscar for Best Picture.
      It's about Tony Lip's experience as a driver/Jack of all trades, for pianist Don Shirley. During the days of racial segregation in the US.

    • @RPMac
      @RPMac Рік тому +11

      ​@yannick245 Tony was a friend of mine back in the eighties...was in two plays with him and helped him with his lines for Pope of Greenwhich Village...he was a natural for this role...he played himself...which is what you do if you don't want to schmact instead of act.

    • @dylantrippe9072
      @dylantrippe9072 11 місяців тому +4

      Hell no a Don doesn’t wear shorts 🤣

  • @BigBoss-zi5ss
    @BigBoss-zi5ss Рік тому +371

    Also whenever Johnny Sack tells Paulie " He asks about you" i cant help but crack up

    • @kingconcerto5860
      @kingconcerto5860 Рік тому +62

      Johnny Sack was such an incredible character... Then in the later seasons after Pauly discovered he was being played- "hehehe, Johnny Sack, I always worked really hard to make that prick think I liked him.." or whatever he said 😂😂😂

    • @yannick245
      @yannick245 Рік тому +16

      ​@@kingconcerto5860 _"Your father was run over by a trolley, right?"_
      How sweet! He cared so much for Paulie! Carmine even had his fathers fate in mind.
      Blabbermouth Paulie was snitching for Sack/New York and by that causing so much trouble.
      It would've been even more brutal if Johnny Sack revealed him as the source for the Ginny joke.
      When Tony contemplated if he was going to whack Paulie _(he pulled all the strings together)_ on that boat in Florida, he survived by the skin of his nuts.

    • @GoGetYourShinebox
      @GoGetYourShinebox Рік тому +1

      Laying the bait

    • @kebokev7519
      @kebokev7519 11 місяців тому +5

      Played Pauli like a fiddle

    • @ascendant95
      @ascendant95 4 місяці тому +1

      @@kebokev7519 Paulie in time probably realized that he did it with honor. Never gave Paulie up on the joke when things got heated, and never told anyone that Paulie was guilty of numerous mini-betrayals. Johnny was playing at a higher level.

  • @DrJ-hx7wv
    @DrJ-hx7wv Рік тому +585

    Carmine Sr. is my favorite character after Johnny Sac. He had tremendous authority on the show, and his death led to chaos. He held it all together.

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +67

      I said 40, you said 5 and a half which was ridiculous. Carmine was a great character. No BS from him.

    • @tonykennedy8592
      @tonykennedy8592 Рік тому +19

      Bismarckian

    • @JojosupremeIQ195
      @JojosupremeIQ195 Рік тому +40

      He was always alert and smooth whenever he talked. As if he always thought someone was wearing a wire

    • @DrJ-hx7wv
      @DrJ-hx7wv Рік тому +4

      ​@@tonykennedy8592That is an apt comparison.

    • @victorsforza6213
      @victorsforza6213 Рік тому +7

      ​@@tonykennedy8592very allegorical the sacred and the propane . Hehehehehe

  • @BigBoss-zi5ss
    @BigBoss-zi5ss Рік тому +167

    Tony should have known that night when Carmine mentioned to Tony he knows all about his " spells" and the psychiatrist that he had a stool pigeon yapping to NY

  • @Mark-ms8gk
    @Mark-ms8gk Рік тому +79

    Why fuck around? Be a better friend to yourself... Words to live by.

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +11

      its true. health is all we have.

  • @johnnymays4203
    @johnnymays4203 Рік тому +187

    John played Pauly like the underling...

    • @ColinoDeani
      @ColinoDeani Рік тому +11

      Sure did lmao... the look on his face was priceless when he realized it

    • @kevinchandler179
      @kevinchandler179 10 місяців тому +1

      He sure did!!!

    • @atombomb31458
      @atombomb31458 6 місяців тому +2

      That scene hurt my feelings

    • @ascendant95
      @ascendant95 4 місяці тому +8

      He did..........but did you notice he never gave Paulie up on the joke and never told Tony about Paulie's mini betrayals? He did it in an honorable fashion.

  • @Jaime-eg4eb
    @Jaime-eg4eb Рік тому +253

    The way he stuffs his face with a boatload of linguini and leaves after Tony says "I appreciate your concern" lol

  • @AB0VETHALAW
    @AB0VETHALAW Рік тому +387

    How is borko?
    He asks about you.

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +158

      give him my love

    • @angryanakin
      @angryanakin Рік тому +86

      @@ceeriousI will. He’ll like hearing that.

    • @hansolo631
      @hansolo631 Рік тому +26

      rofl. The nerve of sack to lay it on that thick and for Paulie to buy it. Marrone

    • @aerozppln
      @aerozppln 11 місяців тому +31

      It was between the youtube channels. Real greaseball shit…

    • @Birdtendo
      @Birdtendo 10 місяців тому

      I would eat his shit

  • @islandview96iremember96
    @islandview96iremember96 6 місяців тому +77

    Love how John always respected, loved, and fought for his wife.

  • @michaelharrison3602
    @michaelharrison3602 Рік тому +511

    Paulie the biggest snake in the grass in the show

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +66

      yea him and Johnny lol

    • @steverogers7601
      @steverogers7601 Рік тому +22

      Absolutely! Paulie was the worst

    • @LostSox
      @LostSox Рік тому +46

      But he made it through the Columbo wars…

    • @Arguments_only
      @Arguments_only Рік тому

      @@LostSox by the skin of his nuts

    • @SatansSimgma
      @SatansSimgma Рік тому

      Never trust anything that can literally fuq itself.

  • @miguelmont.1111
    @miguelmont.1111 Рік тому +140

    During his kingdom there was prosperity and money (most of the time) but when he was out. All things snowball downhill for the Jersey Crew and New York

    • @ascendant95
      @ascendant95 4 місяці тому +8

      That same scenario has played out in real life too. In several of the families.

  • @Eschatologygroup
    @Eschatologygroup 10 місяців тому +30

    This dude was the only professional outta of the whole thing

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  10 місяців тому +4

      yup. him and old man Bacala

  • @michaelharrison3602
    @michaelharrison3602 Рік тому +230

    Paulie told New York about hud,the Ginny joke and everything else

    • @steverogers7601
      @steverogers7601 Рік тому +30

      What a gossiping hen lol

    • @stephenmccutchen6439
      @stephenmccutchen6439 Рік тому +85

      He yaps worse than six barbers😂

    • @lpr5269
      @lpr5269 Рік тому +23

      He was angling to join their family. Johnny made him think that would happen.

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +19

      @@lpr5269you think he was anglin to get to be with NY? I thought he wanted to be a boss
      if Carmine would of hit Tony. Then Johnny would of absorbed the whole thing after he probably outs Paulie to everyone

    • @Jumbosalee
      @Jumbosalee 10 місяців тому +18

      @@ceerious He told about the ginny joke cause tony sided with ralph over the 50k

  • @sentinel06
    @sentinel06 Рік тому +113

    Whatever happened to Borko? The strong silent type

  • @SerraPontosSoc
    @SerraPontosSoc Рік тому +290

    Historically Borko always said that Ceerious is nothing more than a glorified uploader.

    • @hanklesacks
      @hanklesacks Рік тому +36

      Historically, historical things have always come out of war

    • @BigBoss-zi5ss
      @BigBoss-zi5ss Рік тому +32

      Borko???.. his father was run over by a trolley ??

    • @OX1947-LFB
      @OX1947-LFB Рік тому +4

      The hell is this Borko shit I keep seeing?

    • @jfr2045
      @jfr2045 Рік тому +11

      500.000 subscribers in his family

    • @yannick245
      @yannick245 Рік тому +18

      ​@@OX1947-LFBA famous uploader of Sopranos clips, from the Balkans.
      Back in the days, there was no advertising on any Sopranos/HBO clips. And HBO didn't strike them down for copyright infringement.
      Borko wasn't the first though! I still remember "TonySopranoHD" or "WellHelloDeli".
      But Borko was communicating with the comment section. He also uploaded South American Telenovelas.
      Don't ask me what a guy from the Balkans got to do with Telenovelas!

  • @CopiousDoinksLLC
    @CopiousDoinksLLC Рік тому +153

    It's ironic how Carmine Sr. finally died, considering that Johnny Sack spent so many years telling people how 'his health isn't so good' as a way of excusing the fact that he would kill him.

  • @ineedscissors6176
    @ineedscissors6176 Рік тому +206

    One of my favorite throwaway lines in the show is when Tony says “hey count chocula” at around 3:45

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +10

      lmao when i first heard that one 🤣

    • @jeffdecker627
      @jeffdecker627 Рік тому +23

      😂 Also...when Carmine asks "Ralph slept with Ginny?".
      Idk why but everytime I see it I laugh.

    • @anthonybarnes
      @anthonybarnes Рік тому

      😂

    • @serio232004
      @serio232004 Рік тому

      Great catch lol

    • @mikef7698
      @mikef7698 Рік тому +1

      I will never be able to unsee that now

  • @theelightbearer4254
    @theelightbearer4254 Рік тому +401

    Carmine was an alpha and an OG; never distracted by cooch and the money came before anything else. A true gangster and businessman

    • @REALdavidmiscarriage
      @REALdavidmiscarriage 11 місяців тому +11

      more like a sigma

    • @uwp4779
      @uwp4779 6 місяців тому +2

      @@REALdavidmiscarriage nah. it is alpha.

    • @nickytommymancinelli8066
      @nickytommymancinelli8066 4 місяці тому

      Alphas are leader males but pathetic social muppets easily influenced by pathetic pussy & always craving social gatherings MAKING THEM MUPPETS!!! Sigmas DO NOT GIVE 1 FLYING FUCK RE: PUSSY & OTHER ANIMAL 🐑 COWS EVER PERIOD.

    • @nickytommymancinelli8066
      @nickytommymancinelli8066 4 місяці тому

      Sigmas are alphas WHO LEFT THE PARASITIC MALIGNANT CANCEROUS PHONY FAKE JOKE CHARADE OF THIS SIMULCAST A NON EXISTENT DIGITAL/RESIDUAL PRISON-PLANE+HELL🌍MOTHER-EARTH… they do not give 1 motherfuck@shred@iota re:people, pussy, etc. ONLY #1 LEADERSHIP.

    • @peacewalking__
      @peacewalking__ 4 місяці тому +17

      Gayest thing I've ever heard anyone say.

  • @WarrChyld-wg6xz
    @WarrChyld-wg6xz Рік тому +67

    The call between carmine and tony was an example of how easily your life can be taken with a simple sounding phone call wow

  • @FromThe36thChamber
    @FromThe36thChamber 11 місяців тому +49

    I love Johnny face at 5:09 right when Carmine asks “Ralph slept with Jenny?” 😂 it falls bc he knows right at that point there’s no way he’s gonna go for it

  • @davidturk6170
    @davidturk6170 Рік тому +284

    The actor that played Carmine, in real life was one of the main characters portrayed in the movie The Green Book. He was the driver.

    • @yannick245
      @yannick245 Рік тому +41

      He is the main role, Tony _"Lip"_ Vallelonga!

    • @kreg27
      @kreg27 10 місяців тому +22

      Holy cow, I didn’t know that.

    • @ItsMisterZFG
      @ItsMisterZFG 3 місяці тому

      Tony Lip

    • @capodeicapi999
      @capodeicapi999 3 місяці тому

      @@yannick245 no way

    • @wehavetherecipes
      @wehavetherecipes 2 місяці тому +3

      Very allegorical

  • @madisonsykes4896
    @madisonsykes4896 Рік тому +230

    “If borkos going to benefit from
    Sopranos uploads I think Ceerious thinks he should too”
    “Ok we’ll figure something out”
    “Salud”

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +17

      laughed again at this just now 🤣

    • @Syveck
      @Syveck Місяць тому +1

      It wasn’t long ago cineranter had to waiting in the car. AND AS FAR AS IM CONCERNED HE SHOULD STILL BE THERE!

  • @potentnyquil
    @potentnyquil 4 місяці тому +55

    This is why being in The Mafia is scary. The first scene of Carmine talking about the psychiatrist could be a thinly guised threat to Tony despite him appearing supportive

    • @ThefamousMrcroissant
      @ThefamousMrcroissant 3 місяці тому +16

      Could be? It was a very obvious threat. He was trying to put Tony in his place.

  • @manuelrendon3531
    @manuelrendon3531 Рік тому +119

    A made guy knows you can't just walk up and talk to a boss, always on the clock, no information cant ever come out of a boss's mouth, not even the time of the day.

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +3

      💯 you're right

    • @LABoyko
      @LABoyko 2 місяці тому +2

      Paulie was a captain, not a soldier. There may be some leeway in a captain approaching another boss.

    • @ChristopherBass-k3b
      @ChristopherBass-k3b 2 місяці тому +1

      Protocol was actually someone else introduces you as a friend of ours. Not made is a friend of mine. Sammy the bull offended a boss by not being introduced. Didn’t think it was his place. He was told it’s always his place. Pauley was apparently never introduced to him or was forgotten. But there is nothing wrong with coming to say hello. But that’s not his boss, so it’s just pleasantries and no business.

  • @larryedwards4933
    @larryedwards4933 Рік тому +82

    Borko: "Again with the uploads?" 😂👏🏽
    Ceerious: "Yeah again with the uploads, it's settled Borko. So either name a upload or get the fuck over it!" 😎👌🏽

  • @Silenced23
    @Silenced23 Рік тому +54

    I love the moment when Pauli realizes he's been played and starts having inner panic.

  • @FBIStatMajor
    @FBIStatMajor 11 місяців тому +49

    Fun fact: the guy who played Carmine was played by Viggo Mortensen in a biography of a certain part of his life in 1962. That was the Green Book

    • @goodevening7284
      @goodevening7284 4 дні тому

      You serious?

    • @coldeacosmin8652
      @coldeacosmin8652 4 дні тому +1

      Holy shit this show never fails to amaze me with actor choices. And I thought the goodfellas and godfather connections were amazing, this adds another layer

    • @FBIStatMajor
      @FBIStatMajor 2 дні тому

      Tony Lip, yes @@goodevening7284

  • @joed9849
    @joed9849 Рік тому +81

    Borko: Our family been doing business for HBO with the Sopranos in peaceful and prosperous way

  • @jesuspernia8031
    @jesuspernia8031 Рік тому +92

    Carmine Sr was so underrated. Such a great and effective boss.

    • @sabataskull9661
      @sabataskull9661 Рік тому +8

      By far he and Jackie Aprile Sr are the best.

    • @macmoney2043
      @macmoney2043 10 місяців тому +2

      ​@@sabataskull9661jakie aprile sr ?!puleaseee .so Glorifed

    • @sabataskull9661
      @sabataskull9661 10 місяців тому +7

      @@macmoney2043 Ooooooohhh! You are talking about someone's fwatha!

    • @macmoney2043
      @macmoney2043 10 місяців тому +3

      @@sabataskull9661And i think the world of him 😉

  • @alexandriaocasio-smollett5078
    @alexandriaocasio-smollett5078 Рік тому +46

    Sopranos has been my favorite show since day 1 it was on the air. I’ve watched it twice more after it closed on HBO. I only say that to provide context for what I’m about to say…
    Finding out that the actor who portrayed Carmine Sr in Sopranos was the Italian driver/bodyguard character in the movie Green Book blew my mind.

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +3

      ill take a look at that movie

    • @John-lp5xh
      @John-lp5xh Рік тому +5

      ​@@ceeriousdon't, it's anti whyte , and exaggerated beyond comprehension

    • @nicolasm.orellana4177
      @nicolasm.orellana4177 Рік тому +1

      I knew him like one of capos from Sonny Red side whacked for faction of Sonny Black. Love Donnie Brasco movie

    • @VolcanicAkuma555
      @VolcanicAkuma555 Рік тому +1

      Tony Lip (Carmine Lupertazzi Sr.) was also in Godfather Part I. Look in the background when Don Corelone greets Don Barzini at the party.

    • @ianmangham4570
      @ianmangham4570 10 місяців тому +1

      Ikr ,awesome isn't it ,great movie

  • @STONESGAM
    @STONESGAM 6 місяців тому +14

    "Yeah, again with the money"
    -Carmine Lupertazzi

  • @MichaelEarl-d1d
    @MichaelEarl-d1d 11 місяців тому +22

    "CCNY vs Kentucky 1951, nobody beat the spread. I bought a black Fleetwood!" Might be the funniest story in the whole show and it's one line. Hits every single time LMAO

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  11 місяців тому +3

      i use that line. ill mix up the words a bit for my friends. show has unlimited quoteables. im gonna get extremely creative. check out my shorts too. the edits i love them lol

  • @SweetJonz
    @SweetJonz Рік тому +20

    8:11 “Fucked up thing is I don’t even like Ralph. ‘F he were drownin’, I’d throw ‘im a cinder block.” 🤣

  • @Max-fb5bm
    @Max-fb5bm Рік тому +40

    Love when Vito makes the Emmy caliber performance remark, considering The Sopranos won 2+ Emmys.

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +1

      great catch 😉

    • @LostSox
      @LostSox Рік тому

      They had those in jokes all the time.

  • @getitover1
    @getitover1 Рік тому +35

    Crazy to think that Carmine Sr. was Tony Lip in real life (Green Book). he must have lived some life.

  • @brockedwardsmusic
    @brockedwardsmusic Рік тому +94

    The way Johnny played Paulie by pretending Carmine Sr knew anything or cared about him needs to be studied

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +32

      seriously. someone else said too, Carmine had better advice for Tony in 5 mins then Melfi in 6 seasons

    • @flochforster22
      @flochforster22 Рік тому +14

      The funny thing is Johnny tells Ralph that Carmine doesn’t know him when Ralph suggested to switch families. Carmine absolutely knew Ralph, he was making millions off of him and Ralph was ultimately more important to Carmine than Johnny himself.
      Then Johnny tells Paulie that Carmine asks about him when Carmine had no idea who Paulie was at all 😂

    • @renzopeterson153
      @renzopeterson153 Рік тому

      He's more creative than Spielberg.

    • @Syveck
      @Syveck Місяць тому +2

      Very allegorical. A stigmata of sorts, whatever happened there.

  • @IIIIIIII
    @IIIIIIII Рік тому +10

    " if he were drowning, i'd throw him a cinderblock" lol, fucking hilarious.

  • @IowanMatthew683
    @IowanMatthew683 Рік тому +12

    By the way, if you didn’t know, the actor playing Carmine - Frank “Tony Lip” Vallelonga - is the guy who in real life was the driver of the black musician in the movie Green Book.

  • @cikosphysicaltherapist6017
    @cikosphysicaltherapist6017 11 місяців тому +19

    Carmine Sr, was a wise and practical man. He was willing to accept the changing times , i.e seeing a Psychiatrist and taking care of mental health. John loves his wife and defended her to know end, also he's probably the only one without a mistress

  • @ho2cultcha
    @ho2cultcha Рік тому +10

    absolutely the best acting on television! every single character lives in their own world and we get to witness it.

  • @AlexCastro1
    @AlexCastro1 Рік тому +8

    this comp is making me want to re watch the show so bad. i just finished watching the whole show again for the 7th time a week ago. those early season were legendary

  • @sargepent9815
    @sargepent9815 Рік тому +118

    Yes Ralph told the joke, nut they all made cracks at John's wife. The issue is that Paulie TOLD John when he KNEW how sensitive he was about his wife. He did so deliberately because he felt slighted and he almost started a war. For this reason, I think Paulie had Tony killed at the end of the series. You kinda get a hint of that when he's sitting outside the meat market and the black cat sits next to him

    • @jdjd9935
      @jdjd9935 Рік тому +19

      Paulie was a 🐍

    • @GoGetYourShinebox
      @GoGetYourShinebox Рік тому +7

      Nah imo it was someone who knew Eugene. Guy with the Members Only jacket . The jaaaackeet! Tony’s decision not to let Eugene go in the first ep of S6 pt 2 was the one that came back to end him. It wasn’t even a major storyline but that’s what makes it realistic

    • @xanderal4386
      @xanderal4386 Рік тому +10

      nah, it makes more sense than Eugene or patsy, pauile is not the type to betray others for those things, even when he found out johnny was using him, he didn't take action against him in any way, he just ended their friendship.
      pauile is an idiot, simply put, but he is loyal, everyone in the series had their moments of doubt with tony, silvio included.

    • @GoBills_716
      @GoBills_716 11 місяців тому +1

      Wasnt black

    • @Twitchy1
      @Twitchy1 11 місяців тому +2

      There's no way Paulie had Tony killed, he was not actually ambitious. Unless he did it purely out of fear of Tony at that point. But more likely Patsy or NY, and they would not have brought Paulie in to that plot.

  • @pjl7592
    @pjl7592 Рік тому +60

    In my opinion still the best TV ever made.

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +2

      mine too

    • @jungshin87
      @jungshin87 Рік тому +1

      its #1. #2 is debatable, but this is #1.

    • @downtoearthproductions
      @downtoearthproductions Рік тому +2

      It's #2. The Wire #1

    • @jungshin87
      @jungshin87 Рік тому +5

      @@downtoearthproductions season 5 and the mysterious serial killer killed it

    • @downtoearthproductions
      @downtoearthproductions Рік тому +3

      @@jungshin87 Sopranos is #2 simply because the ending wasn't that great. That's why I slightly have The Wire as #1.

  • @TheTrooper506
    @TheTrooper506 Рік тому +23

    Title should have been called "The Don that Never Wore Shorts ~ The Carmine Lupertazzi Story"

  • @MUFCSINCE90
    @MUFCSINCE90 4 місяці тому +13

    1:49 When Johnny Sac says "Carmine asks about you" to Paulie 😂

    • @MurrayTrapp
      @MurrayTrapp 2 місяці тому +1

      Why is trying to “bait” pauly

    • @MUFCSINCE90
      @MUFCSINCE90 2 місяці тому

      @@MurrayTrapp I don't understand?

  • @neilrobson3064
    @neilrobson3064 Рік тому +39

    The most powerful character in the Sopranos - by a mile…..

  • @possessedslig
    @possessedslig 11 місяців тому +21

    It's heartwarming that Johnny is always so concerned about Carmine's health

  • @STONESGAM
    @STONESGAM Рік тому +18

    Carmine was all about the bottom line financially which is what a mob boss should be even though he's a criminal. Without the big bucks and union control the Italian Mafia wouldn't be much different than your average street gangs doing low level street crimes. He seemed to be hesitant to use violence unless it was disrupting business or someone truly was breaking some major rules. Even then, he would be more likely to tax the person who broke the rules if that person was important for business or a big earner rather than clip him.

  • @ryancampbell7667
    @ryancampbell7667 Рік тому +22

    The egg salad was made, and Carmine's shinebox wasn't. We had to sit there and take it.

    • @Jp19981
      @Jp19981 5 днів тому

      I was among the salads and the italians. Real mediterranean shit.

  • @BookshelfQBattler
    @BookshelfQBattler Рік тому +26

    In the beginning of the show, Tony said he admires Carmine, how he made so many good decisions that he was able to be a mob boss yet live to a ripe old age and stay out of the can and out of the ground. Tony wanted to eventually structure things so that he could give all orders through Chrissy and limit his exposure like how Carmine gave his orders through Johnny Sack. It would have been interesting if the show would have ended like that, though I guess Tony wasn't deserving of that reward.

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +3

      you're right

    • @sabataskull9661
      @sabataskull9661 Рік тому +8

      Carmine Sr had a lot of more self control than Tony. Even his son is more level head,there is a popular theory than Carmine Jr is the final victor using Butchie , Paulie and Patsy.😅
      A revenge for the death of Rusty Milio, his friend.😮
      For Patsy's brother death , Phil's death and many things.
      By the end Tony lost respect of his own crew, even Benny complains in the hideout.
      Paulie is a survivor and after the boat trip, he was not very fond of Tony.
      Anyway, the moment Carmine Sr dies, is the chaos for New York and that pigmy thing in New Jersey😂
      Carmine is the show Vito Corleone, and Tony by the end , is more like Nicky from the Casino film.
      Out of control and a liabity to all, a degenerate gambler, and a sure target for the FBI with Carlo' s testimony.
      If Tony dies, every one in mafia win security.

  • @JoyBoyGiorno
    @JoyBoyGiorno Рік тому +36

    MORE "STORY OF" VIDEOS please, youre my fav up and coming youtube channel.

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +5

      definitely alot more comin out.

    • @JoyBoyGiorno
      @JoyBoyGiorno Рік тому +1

      if you wont do it for me, do it out of respect for my fawtha@@ceerious

  • @CenterZero_DeadSecurity
    @CenterZero_DeadSecurity 5 місяців тому +16

    "Answer the fuckin' thing."

  • @peterthosegriffins666
    @peterthosegriffins666 Рік тому +39

    Paulie and Carmine had such a great friendship. On an unrelated note, I sure hope Paulie can take more betrayal

  • @vasvas8914
    @vasvas8914 Рік тому +11

    I like how John and Carmine both told Tony to whack each other without saying a word about it

  • @retroguy9494
    @retroguy9494 Рік тому +72

    No matter how many times i see it, I still get a kick out of Carmine with that spaghetti hanging out of his mouth and the way he sucks it in with that slurping noise! 😂😂🤣🤣

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +3

      😭😭😭😂

    • @susieq360
      @susieq360 Рік тому +10

      Sounds like you're a Johnny Cakes man. 😅

    • @figuures6098
      @figuures6098 Рік тому +13

      A don doesn’t slurp noodles

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому

      @@figuures6098 that scene will forever be engraved in my mind 😭😂

    • @Savage-Henry
      @Savage-Henry Рік тому

      @@ceeriousa&e used to have the sopranos on a loop in like 2010 after the show ended and they had little short interviews and Aida turturto was talking about how great of an actor the women who played Tony’s mom was because she’d be complaining during a dinner scene like she always did and she said something like “she was just so believable she’d be talking and the food would be falling out of her mouth” like all her little actions and mannerisms just made you dislike her that much more.

  • @therealjd4life
    @therealjd4life 5 місяців тому +8

    Carmines death caused chaos in season 5 6 and 7 it led to many deaths, Lorraine and her boy toy Jason, Joey Peeps, Angelo, Billy Leotardo, Tony Blundetto, and many more ....Carmine would have kept a lid on his family especially with Phil and Johnny

  • @TReeves92
    @TReeves92 11 місяців тому +8

    He remembers Tony as a kid and his Father (whom he truly respected and came up with.) His character was easily the most accurate depiction in my opinion and I could sense both killer and gentle mentor in his acting.

  • @theprofessional155
    @theprofessional155 11 місяців тому +79

    I wonder if Carmine knew John was plotting against him .

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  11 місяців тому +11

      no way.

    • @maksimalyst
      @maksimalyst 11 місяців тому +7

      ​@@ceeriouswell, that dude is a big fan, i often see him in soprano's clips. Good videos about gta 4 by the way

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  11 місяців тому +3

      @@maksimalyst ty ty

  • @mauromartiniano1893
    @mauromartiniano1893 Рік тому +30

    How Is borko? Tell him he is in our prayers etcetera

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +7

      his life is about motrin these days

  • @raymondfryar1533
    @raymondfryar1533 2 місяці тому +6

    Carmine looks and sounds like authority. Don't see him very often.

  • @SirDistic
    @SirDistic Місяць тому +6

    12:54 Johnny: "I remember a time when you use to wait in the golf cart. And as far as I'm concerned, YOU SHOULD STILL BE THERE."

  • @stephenmartinek8315
    @stephenmartinek8315 Рік тому +18

    This show always makes me hungry.

  • @veryrarevibes
    @veryrarevibes 11 місяців тому +11

    Crazy how you can watch these and they hold up as their own little episodes, love how it makes you question, "damn what happened to Ralph?" Very allegorical.

  • @joootooobboosheet2486
    @joootooobboosheet2486 Місяць тому +3

    "Ralph slept with Ginny?" LOL, Carmine's delivery always kills me with that line.

  • @jamiepreston1490
    @jamiepreston1490 4 місяці тому +4

    Carmine not having a clue who Paulie was and the look on his face was priceless. The look on his face told the whole story.

  • @PoweredByAudio
    @PoweredByAudio 11 місяців тому +8

    23:20 Of the dream sequences this one was the most unsettling one for me

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  11 місяців тому +4

      imagine them filming it. probably hysterical laughing

    • @PoweredByAudio
      @PoweredByAudio 10 місяців тому +1

      Big time, no doubt.
      What I realized makes me uncomfortable is how Carmine sounds like a scared kid “being alone”.

  • @clootscalhoun9481
    @clootscalhoun9481 Рік тому +14

    Carmine Sr, very pragmatic, very allegorical.

  • @hopoff9968
    @hopoff9968 Рік тому +40

    You gotta love how Paulie was about to make his bid for boss if "something" were to happen to Tony, and Carmine doesn't even know who the fuck he is😂

    • @vincentadultman6226
      @vincentadultman6226 4 місяці тому +2

      Carmine knew Paulie's father was run over by a trolley, even Paulie didn't known that!

  • @FromThe36thChamber
    @FromThe36thChamber 11 місяців тому +11

    7:28 this is probably an insanely stupid take, but I genuinely think this scene has gradually become my favorite from the show. Like the first time I saw it I probably didn’t even really get it and thought it was weird, but now I just appreciate Carmine performance so much

    • @Mansini77
      @Mansini77 2 місяці тому +1

      It’s definitely my favorite from that season. It’s funny and kinda chilling at the same time.

  • @gutterbois
    @gutterbois Рік тому +44

    Tony called Johnny Sac "Count Chocula" 😂😂😂

  • @slappytheclown4
    @slappytheclown4 11 місяців тому +38

    If you die of old age a free man after spending your life as a mob boss, you're either the luckiest man alive or one of the smartest.

  • @anthonycruciani939
    @anthonycruciani939 Рік тому +41

    Carmine gave Tony better advice in 5 minutes than that quack Melfi did in years.

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +2

      big time

    • @shuroom57
      @shuroom57 Рік тому +9

      Yeah, but she had better legs, my friend, madonn' !

    • @el34glo59
      @el34glo59 Рік тому +3

      Lol yeah how brilliant. Be a better friend to yourself😂

    • @anthonycruciani939
      @anthonycruciani939 Рік тому +4

      @@el34glo59 That comment was more meaningful than anything that quack Melfi told him.

    • @aaaanxiety
      @aaaanxiety 4 місяці тому

      But Melfi had a huge Rack and a delicious hiney 👅🔥

  • @tjg801
    @tjg801 Рік тому +22

    Paulie got played big time.

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +8

      thats what he gets lol

    • @july9566
      @july9566 29 днів тому +2

      Screw Paulie , dude was a snake , almost got everyone killed ..

  • @paulandhisguitars
    @paulandhisguitars 4 місяці тому +4

    The actor who played carmine snr in his younger life was a chauffeur and "bodyguard" for piano player Don Shirley, and was portrayed by viggo mortenson in the movie Green Book.

    • @ryanv3015
      @ryanv3015 Місяць тому

      It's amazing that

  • @davidwebster4871
    @davidwebster4871 Рік тому +15

    Carmine definitely had the makings of a varsity athlete

  • @nserekoraymond8593
    @nserekoraymond8593 3 місяці тому +4

    These clips are amazing 👌 Respect to you compiling them

  • @deeg8849
    @deeg8849 Рік тому +38

    12:15 Carmine Jr.'s only true witty line ever (to set up his Dad)

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  Рік тому +17

      he said it cause of the son comment ticked him off

    • @happycompy
      @happycompy Рік тому +10

      What'd they resod that green?

  • @aseaton0604
    @aseaton0604 15 днів тому +3

    Tony greeting John at the funeral “Ho, Count Chocula” lol

  • @ignaciogodoy7095
    @ignaciogodoy7095 Рік тому +17

    Johnny Sac play Paulie like a broken record

  • @Pescatore
    @Pescatore 6 місяців тому +6

    - Hookers come in
    Carmine - "Alright, lemme get tha fuck outta here"
    100% Business, end of fuckin story

  • @ColinoDeani
    @ColinoDeani Рік тому +13

    Tony: "So whattaya gonna do about it?"
    Boss: "Me? Nuttin..."
    Tony: "So what does that mean? you saying what I think your sayin?
    Boss: "I didn't say nuttin......... Alright then, I'll talk to ya"
    🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 #BossShit

  • @ermin6327
    @ermin6327 10 місяців тому +10

    tonys greed and stubbornness was on another level, a awful boss

    • @ceerious
      @ceerious  10 місяців тому

      name me a great boss that wasnt greedy though lol. (in that line of work)

    • @k.y3551
      @k.y3551 3 місяці тому +1

      Tony’s greed was fuled by a gambling problem. There was no way he was going to
      Be a good boss

  • @kgg9642
    @kgg9642 Рік тому +24

    A Don doesn't wear shorts

  • @deeg8849
    @deeg8849 Рік тому +23

    1:25 Paulie was such a sucker

  • @johnnygreer9105
    @johnnygreer9105 Рік тому +15

    What do you want? An apology? A fu%@ing Wittman's sampler?

    • @new_yawker901
      @new_yawker901 Рік тому +4

      Lmfao! The Whitman's sampler comment killed me! 😂 😂