The Sopranos: "Chasing It"
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- The Sopranos Season 6 Episode 16 "Chasing It" review.
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This video was accidentally released yesterday for a little while. Today is the correct day on the schedule. Enjoy!
Quit uploading when you're high XD
I was going to.say I thought I saw yesterday video with Pauly and Tony on the boat
You're steadily becoming a firm hero of mine, your definitely one of the good people out there and best wishes with all you pursue. 🙏😉
Yo question 🙋🏾♂️, I always thought tony killed the girlfriend
@@nickbean85 greasy wig Sivio clipped Adriana, Chris's goomah, if that's the girl you are referring to? 🤔
This was one of the more uncomfortable episodes to watch, and I ain't just talking about Vito Jr dropping a deuce in the shower. Tony brings misery to everyone who's close to him, Vito Jr. being torn from his family into a boot camp that's going to assuredly scar him for life, Hesh wakes up to find his beloved dead. Just a negative malaise engulfing the whole episode.
Agreed %100
Hesh was a scumbag too not in the same level but he was a loan shark
Meanwhile if anyone needed boot camp it was that imbecile AJ
@@samanthab1923 but A.J. deserved a reputable top notch haven to do well in bc poor thing he was sensitive and if he could have just found a realistic outlet for his frustrations about the life, its old fashioned but something like the Peace Corps. lol plus I feel Meadow would approve of my suggestion 😆
Charles Shwab ova here
Betting on that horse race was one of the most degenerate things Tony ever did imo. Moments after his men gave him fat envelopes that they worked for, he throws it all away on a stupid bet just because the horse was named Meadow, right in their faces. Tony was such a POS in season six lol
Their envelopes were Tony's cut, none of their business once they gave the boss his taste.
His betting wasn't stupid, only bad luck really. lots of people bet and some win and some lose, doesn't make them stupid.
He had an uncontrolled volatile temper which wasn't suitable to being an efficacious boss.
ll विनी शर्मा ll he did become a degenerate gambler in season 6 though as opposing to season 1
@@Aven-Sharma1991 purpose of season 6 is Tony's decline into full sociopathy. He starts really taking his position and his "family" for granted. He made it clear in a thousand ways he didn't give a shit about their health, wellbeing or work. He's supposed to be a a leader and really doesn't have to do any dirty work. Crime is hard risky work; I would be pissed if I saw someone throw it away on a whim.
I think it's still worse to gamble the money that is owed far more.
Yeah, if Tony used some of that money to help the family out,like buying safehouses, buying cars, buying weapons, etc, instead of just burning it by gambling
Never lend money - quickest way to ruin friendships and familial relationships.
Or it just let's you know who you're real friends and family are.
A man honors his debts
that's for sure @@thanksforreadindmyunusuall3346
Such a tragic contrast from the first season. He started off as a respectable man who was liked by everyone to this horrible, sad and depressing character that made everyone hate him. He inflicted misery onto everyone's life and was unable to experience or express joy. Towards the end of the show, he has become the very thing he never wanted to be, his own mother.
Genius writers. Best show of all time.
So you're saying the near decade of therapy didn't work!?
@@debaser38 It made it worse!
He started as a monster.
Nothing major happened that made him worse.
It just became more obvious.
@@NikolaAvramov he was at least likeable and had some humanistic qualities. But towards the end even I hated him, just turned into a degenerate scumbag. After his last beat down on Georgie my estimation of Tony Soprano as a man fucking plummeted!
@@LosersIrishPub They showed the way he actually was because not showing that glorifies violence and sociopathy. He ended the way he always would have.
I think Vito Jr being kidnapped from his home while asleep by guys who are going to beat the shit out of him is one of the more underrated, tragic moments of the show. It is absolutely heartbreaking. That family is irrevocably destroyed
1 week ago*
WHAT
@@ToastyBoi313 yo i was thinking the same thing how’s this work😵💫😳
@@chepi2470 His patreon people get earlier access.
All started because of some blood pressure medication smh
It was just a joke!
the last half of the final season is the most depressing shit i ever saw. tony is littrely making everyones lives horrible. tony is wrose than richie, ralphie and phill combined
Chase “punishing” the audience for loving & rooting for Tony. The investment of our emotion year after year makes Tony’s downfall even more tragic- beyond what a mere two hour movie can do. Brilliant, groundbreaking stuff: a series so good it changed television and ushered in a new golden age of content creation.
there were several episodes where me and my gf just kinda sat in glum silence at the end or even cried a little, it puts life in perspective and that ain't always good
The fact the he was able to kill Ralph who was technically the devil in the series it's the prove of that Tony it's fucking monster but jesuschrist what a incredible protagonist so compelling
It makes Walther White look like a baby boy at least Walter cry when he let Jane die but Tony didn't even drop a tear when he asphyxiate Christopher
@@axis7879 tony is really a monster. im suprised how someone never just got so upset by him and killed him.
It all went downhill for Tony after he killed Ralphie. Killing a made guy? Over a horse?
"It was a fuqin HORSE!!"
@christopher moltisanti And pray tell who is tracee
It was a fucking nag, and I'm a made guy
@@DaveSCameron hoo wass
Well he was way outta line
"You look like a Puerto Rican hoowar" - Phil Leotardo
Now finish your ice cream. There's no eating in the car.
Good analysis about the shaky cam reflecting Tony’s unstable state of mind. Never caught that. It adds a subtle disjointed, unstable undertone to the overall atmosphere. One of the greatest, blackest, bleakest episodes of the best show in television history. This episode also gave us Philly’s amazing line to Vito Jr. - “you look like a Puerto Rican hoo-rah.”
“Hoo-rah”? I think you mean hoo-ah!
Me:This trouble you're causing, I'm very disappointed. You were always a good kid.
Kino: You don't ever know me.
Me: What's that supposed to mean?
Kino: Sometimes you call me "Borko junior".
Finally, I get featured
You make me sick.
Finish up. There's no eating in the car.
I really appreciated the inclusion of troubled teen subplot, and especially showing him being gooned and sent away. It highlights that actual industry’s dangerous nature. Vito Jr inherited a shitstorm of a life, he is fatherless and mistreated and his spite is natural, obvious. Before he is even a teenager he is brutally aware of his father’s disposability and worthlessness to most every adult he has ever known, that he died not for moral transgressions that he knows he must have committed but for a perceived sign of weakness. His life is a series of painful and life changing revelations, he seemingly has no one, and a new life for him and his family is impossible. His normal teenage rebellion earns him the scorn and condemnation of rank hypocrites who wreck lives for money, also the only adults we see in his life beside his mother. His story is unironically one of the saddest, because no doubt he will be told he is the problem, he is the one who will really suffer for the sins of his father, the life that Vito died for and provided for him will have meant nothing and his very natural anger and sadness will be met with even more of his life’s trajectory being decided for him by uncaring people only out for money. It’s an important and necessarily severe depiction of a real phenomenon, and while most troubled teens aren’t the sons of mobsters, many are treated to the same guilting and lack of concern for the accountability of those around them. Vito Jr’s storyline takes a profoundly flawed and biased system to its logical extreme and challenges it in doing so, reminding the audience these characters and their actions are merely the most extreme manifestations of prevalent real-world issues.
shitstorm. heh heh heh.
Jesus, take it easy.
@@scottsodyssey2485 you know the wine makes me emotional
Fuckin thesis guy ova here
Charles Schwab over here.
My favourite Sopranos episode. A nice self contained story that nevertheless showcases how Tony's impulsivity is spiralling out of control, and it also has the best fight with Carmella
This and whitecaps have some amazing Tony Carmella fights
Noah Brown Whitecaps is cool because I know that house.
Look at this fuckin guy, probably won $35.
Yeah on my rewatch I was surprised how great this episode was. It’s rarely talked about, and was surprised to see it pretty divided amongst fans in terms of people liking it. Usually not a fan of constant handheld camera, but here it was beautiful.
@@T-roc57 Honestly, I'd celebrate just like that dude did if I won $35...
It was for the best that AJ's girlfriend denied the engagement, she was a Hooah. Plus raising someone else's kid at his age? A total mess
Not everything is a calculated transaction.
@@Tobacc0:
Only dumb people can't calculate.
She was a SCAFOOZA!
@@Tobacc0 it is for hooahs
_Or_ she knew AJ wasn’t up to being what she and her son needed and tossed his ass back. She can’t marry someone who’ll probably end up more needy than her *actual* child.
Cinematography wise I feel like this episode is aesthetically beautiful. It’s darker, looks as if it’s distressed with that blueish tint. And of course with the handheld camera.
I'm glad they splashes Tony's brains all over the onion rings because he was a dispicable human being
That exactly how I felt by the end. Was so fed up with him I felt like Melfi by the end. I wasted my time.
A despicable YOUman being
@@ReadMyDiscription.223 Charles Schwab ova here
@@samanthab1923ok loser
Never bet on the Jets! That’s giving free money away 🤦♂️
Unless they're playing the Bengals haha
They lost this weekend aswell. The jets and the lions are two teams you never want to bet on
@@fascinatinglist9654 unless you’re betting on them to lose
@@mickeyshooter5298 wtf are you some kind of time traveler? they just beat the bengals last sunday
@@LuisSantos-ty8fu I claim no ability to travel time; However as a lifelong fan of the Cincinnati Bengals I possess the supernatural ability to detect and recognize that my team is cursed, and very prone to losing games which by all accounts they should, or must, win. Maybe I should start gambling.
The guys reaction when Tony says he's gonna bet it all and then the cut to him sitting there all sad while they read the results is the most comedic moment in the show.
This is where tony truly becomes irredeemable. Obviously before this he has done horrible things but this episode is dedicated to showing how Tony ruins his life and everyone associated with him. After this, I think most people were begging to see Tony die in the final episode
What did he do before that was horrible?
“You already took your cut, from the bird feeder!” The way tony says bird feeder in that scene always made it for me. I never noticed the shaky cam either nice catch. Wish u talked more about certain lines and went slightly more in-depth. Not saying deep dive but it’s so high overview u miss a lot of what I would consider important details or certain lines that are worthy of a mention imo.
Really agree here. I love these, but so much is glossed over and it ends up just being an explanation of the general plot.
For me it was when he said "when I'm gone you can live in a fucking dumpster for all I care".
people have been telling him to go more in depth for months in the comments and he never has.. sad because i enjoy these videos but it really is just a recap, which is strange because i would assume most people watching these videos have also seen the show, so who are these videos really for?
@@organicgrief completely agree.
@@fascinatinglist9654 yeah that line too. The whole scene is very “real” imo. Definitely one of the top scenes of the series in my eyes.
Find it fascinating how differently and how contrasting the later episodes are to the beginning ones. The beginning it was kind of fun and had some action that was there was a little bit of drama but as it gets further improve along things just seem to get worse for everybody.
That moment when Vito Jr was being taken away is one of the show's moments that made me feel uncomfortable. Aside from Melfi getting assaulted, Tracee beaten to death by Ralphie, Adriana's death and in the couple of episodes to come what the Jasons do to that cyclist.
A.J. being dumped by Blanca can make someone empathize with him. He really loved her, but she was not feeling it anymore. Well, it's better to be dumped than getting cheated on.
AJ didn’t really love her. He loved how he felt being with her. For a depressed person, if someone likes them, they must be likable. It’s all they have to hold onto
Wow you definitely have you digit on the pulse here, spot on with your nostalgia and thanks 😎🙏
@@tjkong4381
I agree. He liked the idea of having a new identity and getting away from his “lifestyle “. Once she left him after realizing she would not benefit from his family’s resources, his opportunity of being a different “AJ” went right along with her.
@@tjkong4381:
How else do you define love? it's about how you feel with another person, if you meet someone who makes you a better version of you? then that's love right there. of course A.J got depressed when Blanca dumped him because she destroyed what A.J had built by being a better person when he was with her. So your statement is factually not really correct.
@@LipstickNWhiskey:
How could he remain a better A.J after that thot crushed his heart under her boot? He was attached to her and wanted her to be there for him, because he found a reason in his life, he was a good step-dad to her kid and he was connected to her but she dumped him because she couldn't make up her mind.
Tony's treatment of Hesh, while not surprising, is so gross.
Not sure if I agree entirely that Hesh and Tony were ever really friends. They never had any real moments like him and Artie, Tony always seemed like he was using him
He wasn't really friends with Artie either I think, he blew up his restaurant and didn't pay his food tab.
@@Aven-Sharma1991 He also saved his life, multiple times.
@@Aven-Sharma1991 Tony asked Artie to move in with him when they were both separated from their wives. Also Tony let Artie get away with shit when he would've killed other people for on multiple occasions
As if Hesh wasn’t using everyone else - he was a Jew money shark after all
Tony when Vito Jr was being taken away: "Blood medication and making jokes in clubs brought us to this!"
Tony really started becoming despicable. .
The episode in which Tony’s downward spiral becomes explicit. The way he treats Carm and Hesh shows that his gambling and other issues are cutting him off from all of his major relationships, turning him into a petty and malignant creature
Forgot how depressing season 6 actually is of the Sopranos. Really isn't a shred of happiness in these later seasons compared to the first season.
Season 6B was the hardest for me to rewatch. I was watching all the other seasons back to back but it took me like 2 months to finish the last season.
Agree to disagree
Yikes....I never realised how low Tony has fallen....after watching this 😬
We lost both Puerta Rican Hoowahs in this episode
HA!
I see what you did there and it’s hilarious
@christopher moltisanti Chris..now because of ur Drug use that Mortadella Bobby is # 3 .....so what kino used to sell laser jets out the back of his trunk
It's interesting when Davey Owned Tony money and didn't want to pay him Tony slap around until he paid him but when he owned Hesh money he didn't want to pay him 😂
Gee, you must'a been at the top of your fuckin' class...
@@goodyeoman4534 He has an IQ nowhere near 136. It's been tested.
@@goodyeoman4534 Funny guy
@@anthonyc1883 couple of comedians over here
@@jamesmorant1406 Just funnin' with ya! ;-)
what I find so evil about Tony in this episode is that he did not give the money to Vito's family BUT he did give the money to Hesh just to hurt him.
I don’t think he was trying to hurt hesh…Tony is rich and a crook and could have come up with the money but didn’t until the death of heshs gf made him feel guilty. He doesn’t feel as guilty about Vito Jr even though he could have saved Vito. I think he blames Phil
@@BookshelfQBattlerhow was he supposed to save Vito?
@@Inbraneinthememsane He's the boss. He stands up for Vito and says this is my capo and him being gay isn't a good reason to kill him so anyone who kills him without a good reason will answer to me. Phil and Tony's guys in NJ would have hated him for it but it would have blown over eventually. Sometimes as boss you have to make hard decisions. Phil and/or Tony's goons would not have crossed him over it.
See.. a lot of people think Tony become Tony till like season 6 or the later seasons. ...I thought he's always been Tony since the pilot really
Also I finally caught up to your Soprano reviews! Started about a month ago since I finished the series, thanks for doing this. It's helped me digest the series, as I'm looking to eventually make a TV series myself and what better place to learn from than The Sopranos.
You did an excellent job making what has to be my least favorite Sopranos episode sound compelling. #KudosToKino
You know someone’s really desperate when they want to gamble on the Jets
Kino took money from the bird feeder and don't you deny it
Vito Jr has the worst parents. Instead of his mom getting a job and moving on her own, she allowed her son to be taken and sent to a beat 'em straight camp.
What Tony said to Carmela about the house, I was shook lol
I wouldn't have noticed shakey cam, if you didn't bring it up.
I fell Hesh losing Renata was a true "money can't fix everything moment". Tony thinks that by paying Hesh what he owes him it will cheer him up. Hesh shows not an ounce of joy, happiness, relief....NOTHING. Tony loved and respected Hesh (I think).
I don't know...I think it was love for his own Father that was reflected on to Hesh because of his friendship with Tony's father.
Andrew R: I think you’re wrong there. Tony can’t stand other people being happy so as soon as Hesh was miserable, Tony didn’t have a problem paying the money back
@@stevebrizzle yeah that was how I ultimately read that final scene; once he saw Hesh was devastated it was suddenly all good again.
I couldn’t help to think of when Tony was in the hospital after the shooting and Vito and Pauline were hesitant to help Carmela.
“I wOUlD WaNt thE sAMe fOR mY Marie.”
Now look.. Breaks my heart that Tony didn’t help Vito’s family. Poor kids didn’t deserve that.
Tony is a greedy money hungry slob.
@@samanthab1923 He’s always hungry for gabagool too
Every episode it seems Tony keeps going further and further down the path of being a Hassa.
Feech taught Tony M. all about Hassas down in Miami.
A Hassa, is that a pig that don't fly straight?
@@serotoninsyndrome
A chazzer?
@@joelspringman7748
A Chazzer Palmienteri
@@serotoninsyndrome
OHH!
It'd be great if they did a limited series on the kids of sopranos like whatever happened to tony's kids and the vito's son if he straightened out 😂
this episode cleared it up for me that tony dies in the end/was gonna be totally irredeemable, the parallels with him and davey as well
Maybe Tony went to live on a ranch in Nevada?
When I watch this episode more and more, it is literally foreshadowing Tony becoming like his mother, his whole world is literally crumbling and the worst part is, he’s conducting this destruction 😵💫
Tony actually makes a fortune in Vegas after chrissy dies... He goes there to tidy up some of chrissys buisness, meets a beautiful stripper, then runs the table in a vegas casino after dropping mushrooms which bobby did once, a whole plate of them.. Hehehhee
Didn't you skip Remember When?
Just fixed it. Remember When is now available
Chasing It has been a long time favorite of mine. But oh god, the next five episodes are probably the roughest few hours of television I've ever seen.
4:43 You can't gloss over the fact this kid took a huge dump standing up straight in the shower - that's a very challenging task!
As a former gambler I feel Tony's anger and frustration when he is on a losing streak.
Tony's gamble appears to have begun at birth and what a ride *
I have a feeling that the school that Vito Jr is sent to is based off of the Elan school, the practice of basically abducting the new "student" out of their bed was a tactic used by them, as well as them being basically a cult that were highly abusive to the children they took in. I watched nexpo's video on them and it just kind of clicked when it got to that bit. Also, Elan was based in Maine and I believe that was where Marie wanted to relocate to, so it seems like it could be a nod.
After watching this episode, it sums up how evil the mobster life actually is. All the "earnings" reaped from the suffering and death, only to be wisped away at the track & gambling tables.
I really thought tony was gonna whack hesh, especially when bobby told tony he really didn't have to pay hesh back and what the fuck was he gonna do about it.
This episode is textbook definition of “Absolute Power Absolutely Corrupt “ Tony at this point of the series was so drunk with power and wealth he began losing the friendship and faith with his longtime loyal friends (Hesh) and soldiers (Carlo) signaling the end days of Tony Soprano
"Lives vicariously through distractions, to distract from the fact he's depressed." - I feel personally attacked
Some people complain about this episode (which is one of the best in the whole series) because they feel like Tony's gambling habits are too extreme and don't feel true to character. Bogus, he's always gambled.
The TRUE unrealistic aspect of this episode is the Jets blowing out anyone by 32 points.
I think they actually did beat the Chargers 42-10 that season... hard to believe, I know
While Employee of the Month is hard to watch because of that one scene, this episode is the one I find overall most uncomfortable. We already know Tony is awful, but usually he has some small good moments. In this episode though he’s just completely despicable all the way through. Seeing him get physical like that with Carmella because of his gambling problem is disturbing
This episode is so damn depressing
I just got back from the Tribeca film festival screening of the many saints of Newark. I'm not going to be an asshole and spoil anything but I highly recommend you see that flick in theaters, even though it will be on HBO Max.
The two Veto Jr scenes are second only to Chrissy's intervention for LOL funny parts in the series.
“Kid got into the litter box or something and ate some cat shit?”
“No he took a shit” lmao
Wonder where Tony got the $200k to get to Hesh. That’s a lot of cheddar.
This whole episode was sad Heshe's girlfriend dying Blanca breaking in up with AJ Tony totally out of line verbally abusing Carmela over his degenerate gambling problem Tony for all intent and purpose destroying a friend of his father who became like a father figure to him friendship over money all and all a pretty dark episode.
Remember when you didn't post Remember When first?
Very allegorical.
Just fixed it. Remember When is now available
“Remember when is the lowest form of conversation “
I used to work for one of the transportation companies that bring the kids to those camps. A couple things: they are not abused, they are actually quite effective. And that being the cheaper option? Compared to 100k it’s pretty close
Yep, all the comments how Vito Vito Jr. will be scared for life, please. That kid is wandering aimlessly and on a path of destruction. Nothing wrong with Discipline and self respect.
Money didn't ruin Tony's relationship with Hesh , Tony did it himself.
0:30 who knows if Tony's dad wasn't a gambler? i'm pretty sure he was hypocrite just like Tony
Probably people is going to hate my comment, but despite whatever Tony did over all the series, or all the problems he may caused I really liked him a lot and has an special affection for him, I really had a connection with him no matter how evil he was, for me he wasn't and well who knows probably I'm also fucked up
Kino, you eat, you upload and pretend there isn't a giant copyright strike hanging by a rope just over the top of your head every minute of every day!
I got dosed with acid once, back in '21. I was with your dad and them at the Copa. A fuckin' Borko subscriber put it in my drink. Alabama 3 are singin' and I look over. My UA-cam fed has 'Chasing it' ahead of 'Remember when' on PureKino's latest sopranos breakdowns!
“It’s just that ….Remember when is the lowest form of conversation !”
LOL, I tended to take bathroom breaks during AJ scenes so this is first time I am paying attention -- did Blanca ride away with the diamond ring?!
Idk if it was said here or another video about this episode, but in this episode, Marie tells Tony that Vito Jr killed and skinned cats. Tony's reaction to that information is apathy. The man who cried over animals and even killed a man over a dead animal is apathetic towards a kid killing and skinning them. It truly shows how far Tony has fallen to become such a monster.
You're right! Crazy I didn't pick up on that. Animals were the only thing Tony consistently showed respect towards. Now even that is suddenly gone. That makes his behavior in this episode even more haunting.
I was expecting you to thank your patrons for sending you enough funds to look like a Puerto Rican who-ua
The fact that Vito Jr stood up to two mob bosses is a underrated fact. But also, even though it was for the wrong reasons, it does kinda get under my skin that Carm doesn’t help Tony out. Literally for over 20 years Carm hasn’t has to work a day in her life because Tony provides the lavish life style for her. The one time he asks for money she’s reluctant.
It's not like he was doing something that wasn't risky. Imagine finally earning your first legitimate income and your partner wants to gamble it? She obviously doesn't know anything about football, the tip he had was meaningless for her
Just watched Many Saints. Was decent but never had much of a climax with the main spoiler being that Junior got dickie wacked for laughing at him when he fell
Are you serious ?😂that sounds like some junior would do
@@bcmoney5272 yeah mate he fell and hurt his back and Dickie just laughed at him so he ordered a hit 🤣
@@shagger1288 bruh you gotta be fucking joking🤦♂️😂😂
One of the worst moments of the show is when they take Vito junior away for me. I’m not exactly sure why. Being woken up by strangers and taken away..plus seeing how fucked up people go went to those are in recent years. Freaky and real
If you wanna get rid of a pest, just loan them some money or cuff them some dope.
If I win THE JAAAACKETTT, Marie & Kino Spattoforri get a free ride and then some.
Maybe Carlo...er, Vito Jr. was taken to the same military camp that AJ was almost committed to. He'll get to know the meaning of 05: 30.
I never got why so many mobsters were gambling. They make money from fixing this sort of thing! They know how the industry works!
I feel like I'm in the future.... can't wait to watch this tomorrow...
What happened to Vito Jr was sad. Phil kills his father. Tony could have protected him. Both responsible yet neither want to pay to help the kid
This was one of the few times in the whole series where I actually genuinely felt bad for AJ.
Yeah he was really trying to step up - but the age gap was just too much. There are some scenes prior where she's taken aback by his immaturity, I think something to do with him feeling pop corn is a meal and some other things, but ultimately wasn't meant to be
You Skip Remember when the 3rd Episode of the 6th season
Just fixed it. Remember When is now available
FROM DAH BIIIIIRD FEEDAH!!!
Nancy Sinatra had me cringing almost as bad as that infamous In Camelot scene.
Vito's wife kinda looks like Lorraine Bracco in Goodfellas lol
The actress is her sister
@@spinceiling7442 damn, I didn't know that lol
If you watch the pilot then immediately watch this it’s wild how far he has fallen into complete darkness
0:53 That nose, it's like a natural canopy
4:31 Tony really should have also told Sil that he was doing a good job as Mr. D.I.Y. of the crew lol how Silvio stayed preoccupied by reading up on his How to Clean Almost Anything and stuff 🎯
Tony's father was a much better mob boss than his son turned out to be.
Like a pebble in a lake, even the fish feel it.
Pure Kino = Pure Invocation
"We could have turned your bullshit into a million dollars!!!"
-Tony Soprano😂😂😂
The rent... the rent...
Vito and Ginny had a fling. Vito Jr looks more like Ginny than he does Vito
Money didn’t ruin Tony’s relationship with Hesch. Tony did.