Funny you say that, I left YT on overnight and just woke up to this ending - his sweet stories must've been incredibly soothing cus I've never slept better lol Will have to actually listen later
@@tracysmith3298 yeah I know. I've seen every episode of Our Thing and I've seen all of his short stories. My favorite episode of Our Thing is the Johnny Keys hit. Sammy has a way of telling a story. As soon as he starts talking he has your attention from start to finish.
@@karenwalker4476 The Franzese interview brought me here! Absolutely love these. I hope they make a movie of Him one day I’d love to see in detail about all his schemes that made him a high ranking earner, that’s going to be so entertaining.
@@tomp3978 OMG Tom! I feel the same way, 100%! Franzese is an incredible speaker, super intelligent and his interview here kept me captivated to say the least! His newest book “Mafia Democracy; How Our Modern Day Republic Became a Mob Racket,” is a real page turner! Being the fan you are, you probably have read all of Frazese’s books and watched all of his interviews also. VLADTV is where my healthy obsession with him began but it’s nice knowing a fellow fan of his too!👍👏🏻😁
@@slyonme There was a 4 man hit squad after him when he moved to Texas from New York, one of the guys was his old friend (affiliated). He confronted him 1v1 outside his warehouse business in Texas and spoke to him, after he knew and saw him in the area trying to whack him. The fbi was not protecting him in that situation, and the men after him witnessed his family in the area, which is why he confronted them. He told a local hispanic drug dealer in the area that he "saw nothing" when the dope dealer was shooting at a robber-buyer days before, and gave the dealer his real name (afraid of nothing. Nobody was protecting him in the area at the time. You have no idea what you are talking about. This guy was granted immunity, and he consistently admits to murders he was never charged for, and ones he was charged for but not convicted. He has nothing to hide, and lived a wild-life, and was given a pass by the government to tell his entire story unfiltered. There's probably only a few thousand people like this who exist in the world. He happens to be alive to tell the story. Get your facts straight... if you think he is lying about everything, you're delusional... his track record/s prove it.
I loved the part about 40 mins in when he said i think you owe me a few more dollars for this story. the hustle is what i loved to see with Sammy it wasn't staged, planned... it was pure.
Every single story he was telling, I swear to god I was envisioning it in my head. It's like a movie started playing in my mind. Amazing stories, but even more amazing is the way he tells it.
Yeah God gave people two ears what makes you. Not listen to God now do they if they did they wouldn't be amazed by Amanda made a life of hurting people made money by illegal activity and people really listen to God they would know bad company corrupts good behavior they would be listening to Jesus Christ. not to people that done evil in their lives
@@Setfree316 Legislation is created by man and influenced by the dollar, believing in jesus is one of the most small minded things you could possibly hope to do in your lifetime :)
@@kornandfoofighters rejecting Jesus Christ is one of the most sinful minded things it's actually a simple mind a sinful simple mind is a mind that doesn't recognize that they're going to stand before God on judgment Day to give an account of their lives and those who refuse to acknowledge Jesus Christ his boss will not get into heaven
1:01:10....It's amazing to see Sammy surprised and impressed by the preperation of the interviewer. His eyes light up and he becomes more respectful and open from then on. Great interviewer and the work they put in for this interview is just impressive. Bravo.
100%. I’ve heard him tell them all multiple times and I still listen. Haha. He is very good story teller. I’m sure little things are exaggerated here and there but nobody can deny who he was in the life. He was one of the absolute most feared guys and made a shit ton of money. It’s fact. Not up for debate.
I can literally sit here and listen to Sammy speak about his life over and over again and not get tired of it. He had me captured and kept me interested the whole time.2 hours wasn't enough 😂 I need more lol
@@TyTellinStories no but I would love to..I've seen him on demolition ranch a couple times but never got to hear his full story. I'm actually going to look for it now.
Yeah, you aren’t the only one. People love stories about violence and death until it happens to them. This man is a lot of things. Articulate, interesting, charismatic, and he’s also a serial killer.
Wow! Almost 20 minute segments of Sammy talking without a Vlad interruption! Thank god. That’s how good of a storyteller Sammy the Bull is! A true legend!
Thats when you know someones good at telling a story, When you gripped to it and 20mins feels like 20secs and the interviewer doesn't interrupt cause he's gripped to the story as well 🤣and what you have to remember is this story is 30+ years ago so don't interrupt cause he may forget lol when someone interrupts me I forget what I was talking about after talking to someone else for 1min and I was telling a story that happened 2 weeks ago ........ so don't interrupt lol!!!
@@hankwilliams2569 for interview purposes and for vlad TV, it brings in the views to play that. Also in most successful killers deceptions. But it serves well to tell the story, because he cant lie on Vlad TV! If you know any killers, a false sense of vulnerability is how victims are pulled in. but he's old now, so all he has left is the honesty. The "accidental" or Just plain "emotional" killers are the ones that dont have those traits as a cover. So there is everything to use that as a display. But at 75 or around that age, that's all most old folks who lived that life have left
Amazing at how articulate he is at telling the stories of his life... and with his recall of details that happened 50+ years ago. I also noticed how intently he listened to the interviewer and stays so engaged in the moment, conversationally.
Don't glorify murdering dozens of people and after he got off, him and his son brought tons of drugs(extacy) into Arizona, he's trash as good as trash gets he needs to be in a dumpster himself one day 🖕
When you're in that kind of life you've got to have a good memory and remember every single little detail about everything you do cause one little slip up in what he says could get have got him killed
Actually at 2:11:55 he makes a joke saying he could tell the story if Vlad gives him another "f..." he starts to say what i think is $5000 and then stops himself
You could tell he’s traumatized. He relives those moments when he talks. He got no reason to lie now he lived his life this is probably the most honesty we gonna get from him.
@@adamj6645 "About what?" Maybe all the people who he knew personally, respected, and brutally murdered? He even says that he imagines images of a man he killed whenever he tells the story, and had to stop.
He has plenty of reasons to lie still are you fucking dense? So people after jail just don’t lie anymore? Lol the reasoning makes no sense. He’s a convicted killer and a admitted rat and you think he wouldn’t lie about anything still lol
A 'Bull Market' List of those Gravano fingered. All were convicted: John Gotti Victor Orena John Riggi Frank LoCascio Venero Mangano Benedetto Aloi Robert Bisaccia Thomas Gambino Pasquale Conte Joseph Corrao James Failla Daniel Marino John Gambino Ralph Mosca Paul Graziano Anthony Vinciullo Domenico Cefalu Francesco Versaglio Orazio Stantini Phillip Mazzara Louis Astuto Dominic Borghese Joseph Gambino Peter Mosca Virgil Alessi Lorenzo Mannino George Pape Joseph Passanante George Helbig Peter Mavis William Peist Barry Nichilo Robert Sasso Michael Carbone Michael Bourgal John Probeyhan Joseph Matarazzo
Cool you love a sociopathic mass murderer. I get it, mafia guys are interesting, but that’s it. Do you sit there saying “man, I love Ted Bundy” like cmon now.
You love a rat that sells himself as the hero in every story that he tells? Who killed his own brother in law, friends and partners and an innocent teenager? Fumbles his second chance and pulls his kids into drug dealing where his son got 8 years in prison. Ya, what a very lovable guy... smh.
@@diversitytrainingwithmre yeah NAZI, He was in the mafia. You want them to smell flowers together when their comes an issue? It’s your best friend that pulls the trigger.
That 2 hours went so quickly. To hear such brutal honesty about his life is shocking. I was unaware of his history so it was eye opening and I am appreciative that he did this interview and laid the bare truth out there for all to see and hear.
Yeah it's astonishing he's even here telling stories. Guys in his old line of work don't grow old. Despite what people think they know, he played his cards right. 2023 still alive and kicking. Incredible.
Say what you want about this man but he stands on every thing he did…good, bad and ugly. He’s a genius story teller and in my opinion still the last of a dying breed.
Sammy’s a true survivor of the so called ‘the life’… he’s like a history book and should be consistently interviewed about the topic. He’s truthful and doesn’t have to bend the truth because of who he is. Much respect indeed!
wtf? respect a killer, drug dealer? That's bizarre. What about the parents raising an autistic child, who rarely get a day off. What about the nurses and doctors who work often understaffed and overworked in our hospitals. or the police and firemen? These people don't have a platform, or a 'name', this is what's wrong in the world where we sensationalize criminals who have done nothing but bring terror to the community they live in, all for greed and ego. It's backwards.
Thanks Vlad for posting the full video. Watching the 4- 8 minute clips doesn't do the interview justice. I've watched a lot of Sammy's videos. His stories are pretty consistent. Great job Vlad.
I just wait for the full video now. Those clips just be killing the story sometimes... But I get it that's how you get your extra views which means extra money so I can knock the hustle at all, actually it's smart. But I just wait for the full video, sit back with my popcorn and just enjoy... This past week I took a trip down to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and by the time I watch two full videos I was there! it's like the ride was so short because I was being entertained with these videos; the full video that is.
It really is something when someone recounts a true story especially a murder. The small details and the ammount of them really paint a picture. The rolling down of the windows. The way his hand slid on the blood on the seat. The smell of the gun powder. How he felt afterwards. It's better than the best author could do because it's the truth.
Watch his testimony in front of the senate from the early 90s. This MF is sharp as they come and you know, YOU know this is not the MF you would want to fuck with, in the old days.
He made history as a career criminal and Department of Justice informant. He formed his theories by relationships formed from pre-adolescence. Supper max prison nearly broke him. Tough guy who learned everything is controlled in one way or another. He will always figure out a way to make money. Has a considerable following due to his notoriety and intellect. Accepts the hard truths of living life as a member of a notorious crime family.
Do not want to even imagine what his Judgment day is going to be like, unless God forgives him! I remember seeing him a few times when I was a little kid growing up on Bath Ave. & 25th in the 1980s/1990! We referred to him as Mr. Gravano any time we saw him at his construction office. One time he waved over the Mr. Softee ice cream truck and bought the entire block ice cream. His forearms were like Popeye The Sailorman, bowling pins! Mr. Anthony Spero was always nice to all of us kids on Bath Ave. The Bath Ave. Boys used to idolize Sammy The Bull Gravano! Truth be told, almost everybody feared Sammy The Bull; even the local cops! Truth!
@Dominick LaFiura Those were the days when Brooklyn was Brooklyn! 86th street in Bay ridge had almost everything! Caesars Bay Bazaar was one of the best! New Utrecht Ave was awesome! Hanging out with the girls afterschool from Bishop Kearney! Blowing air-horns, while hiding in the bushes pranking the neighborhood "Street" guys as they played golf at the Dyker golf course! Time Machine me bsck to the 1980s/1990s asap! Salud!
This was an amazing piece👏🏽 Sammy is very articulate and descriptive. I know he kept a lot to himself. You'll never be able to tell EVERYTHING... even if you wanted to but this 2hr and 19mins hit the spot. I especially loved the end when he said, "If you wanna be like me, be like me but just know where your life will end up." This gangster lifestyle is intriguing and a lot of times glamorous but how it ends makes it all NOT worth it🎯
Sammy is an extremely good story teller. He has a real talent for it When I listen to him he gains my complete attention. I'm thinking that he could probably be the Stephen King of Mafia books if he was so inclined.
For someone born in 1945 and uses the word “bro” so normally is badass. Also up to date on current events and opinion on them is interesting and impressive!
You never stop learning in life unless you choose to. The world is always shifting and changing. As long as you keep paying attention you'll be there for it all.
That's what a stent in prison does to you, you'll pick up other dialects just from being around different types of people. And like you said it's definitely badass to hear him speak like this.
He’s from New York You gotta understand New York has always been timeless and ahead of the rest of the country Look up twilight zone the show It was first released in 1958 but the themes of the show are insanely progressive you wouldn’t even believe it came out when it did New York has been spearheading plays and art and acting movies photography etc
How the fuck is he survivor?? He killed 19 people And ratted out 100 people and only got five years he’s a piece of shit in my book!!! If you want to be about that life then take responsibility for your actions
@@Canma890 Neither of us could walk in this man's shoes.... You couldn't hold his jock strap.... I did four years in prison, and I wouldn't want to even be in most of the BS Sammy was in.
@@padraig5335 DONT DO THE CRIME IF YOU CANT DO THE TIME. People dont have to be able to walk in Sammys shoes to call him a rat. A guy who lives honest his whole life can despise tell tales, informers and rats (they exist outside crime too, ya know). And that guy can call Sammy a rat, which he is, he did crimes for years and saved himself when he was like oh shit im afraid to go to jail for life. So he should have done something more minor, sumthin that if he was to get caught he wouldnt need to rat. He overestimated his own toughness and he was stupid enough to do it again and bring his family down with him. Very few man have betrayed two families, Sammy can boast that achievement. He betrayed his blood pact family and he betrayed his blood family. But in his head he didnt really rat, applies to ALL rats, they reason their treason with any self deception is best suited for their agenda.
This is like my 3rd time watching this interview in its entirety. This is one of my favorite Vlad interviews. I love mob stories. Been a fan since a kid.
I gotta say this interview won me over. When he was asked what he thought about the people that were outraged he only got 5 years and his response was “ I don’t give a flying F@&c, what would you do on your little computer “ that’s real.
I've heard just about everything in this interview already on multiple platforms, and I can say that the one thing that I noticed is that none of his stories have changed one bit any time I've heard them. This tells me that (whether you think he's right or wrong for what he did) he's being honest when he speaks
You’re just knew here . His story on his first Murder changed . Joe colucci. When he told the story back in the 90s Joe never wanted to kill Sammy but Sammy added that to his story to justify killing his innocent friend. He admits later he was tricked . Now it’s a new story
@@Kevin-ii7gy you are absolutely right about that. And I honestly wasn't really thinking in that direction when I posted this. So firstly I stand corrected. That said, I was talking more about the Gotti tapes and the "Chess game" that Gotti and he were playing (which he ultimately cheated to win, but make no mistake, he did win if graded on a scale of self preservation over pride) more times than not lately, I have honestly found myself trying to like Sammy and or at least try to "forgive him on a curb" by playing devil's advocate with his "reasons" but it pretty much always ends there because of my moral compass. I do however believe his other stories are truthful. Very possibly told in a way to favor himself and his agenda but truthful and consistent over 30 years. Lastly... I think you were going for "your just NEW here." (not knew here) PS... I'm pretty sure that your going to edit that right now... but you and know what's going on 😉
You're simply incorrect. If you read his book from the 1990s or watch the Diane Sawyer interview you will notice that things have changed and all of them changed to make Sammy look better
Lol vlad said the drug trafficker offered him 40k to rent the disco and Sammy said “that’s some good information you got… who did you talk to?” And I was like dude Sammy told this exact story on his own channel lol vlad didn’t have to talk to anyone to get that info haha
I love this guy.. anyone who has him doesn't understand the man he is or the fact that Gotti threw him to the wolves by ranking and raving about murders Sammy did on wiretap. That shit was unforgivable a real boss would never ever mention a murder after it had been done.
Chazz Palminteri as Carlo Gambino, Al Pacino as Neo Delacroche, Robert de Niro as John Gotti, Joe Pesci as Qua Qua Rugierio, Johnny Deep as Sammy the Bull gravano, Nicolas Cage find a character for him and also to Denzel Washington, Imagine how f.. cking great a Máfia movie would be with all this legends together 🫣👌🏻
One of the best interviews Vlad has ever done, hands-down. I’m glad that after everything he’s able to be free and have the opportunity to tell his story .
The best mafia book and history education you could ever read is "I heard you paint houses" by Charles Brandt. I read it in the can last month. Great book. Really tells you how the Mafia started and gained all their power. And YES they did kill JFK. It's all described in detail in this book. You can't compare movies to books. Books are sooooo much more informative and detailed. If you read that book your Mafia IQ will skyrocket
Great interview he was completely honest about everything.. I think you can’t look at the same hearing the real stories from his mouth versus what has been said about him.
Despite alot of bad things Sammy is 1 of the last from that era and way of life back in the day.Just knowing the historical figures he knew so personally especially Gotti is legendary in itself.Most like me cannot fathom the things this man has seen and experienced.Always look forward to hearing his stories
He’s definitely not from that way of life if he’s speaking on camera about the mafia. Maybe he used to be but not once he turned fed. Tf happened to Omertà?
@@Nandoswitharandoyou sound like a love struck mafia fanboy lol! Unless you were in that life an would be willing to spend the rest of natural life in a secure Fed prison, then just sit back and enjoy the stories!
True , not enough entertainment , not enough entertainment about killers . Too much positivity . Did I say my library of mob killer movies is collecting dust , thats why I'm protesting hollywood for not creating enough mob movies and demand at least one a day
Paid his dues? He was involved in 19 murders, including the killing of a 16 year-old boy.... he was granted release from prison in exchange for his testimony against La Cosa Nostra... he blows it by getting caught selling drugs... he's back out and now making money off of these murders... and you think he's "paid his dues"?
Just watched this for 2 hours like it's a movie .. this held my attention mote then 99% of movies these days .. sammy is the truth if people can't see his point of views after watching the interviews he gives they will never understand life or haven't ever been through anything sammy is the voice of the streets 💯 much respect salute ..
Sammy ratted out dozens of his former friends went to Arizona delt drugs with young people got caught by a tap on his phone thief murderer drug dealer snitch Sammy's life in a nutshell
Sammy's a liar on so maney levels John Gotti from a legal point of view could not have threw Sammy under the bus seeing how Gotti got caught on tape admitting to his own crimes and what about his friends he ratted on and the oath he took and dealing drugs with young people in Arizona after getting caught on a tapped phone not to mention the seventh year old he killed
Sammy showed the utmost respect for John Gotti. Sammy was the best thing John had in his life. I can understand how Sammy felt when John was gonna leave him out to dry ,so to speak. Sammy was the perfect example of how to conduct yourself in that life. I would rather work for Sammy than John. I think Sammy was smarter in the way to be evasive. Not out front in the open Pissing law enforcement off, as well as others in the life.
That's what people don't get. Imagine giving your all to someone only to have them throw you under the bus to save their own a**. Sammy would be dead if he didn't do what he did. Gotti was the one who betrayed the oath first, not Sammy.
Agreed and people still call Sammy the rat. If any thing gotti was the rat. He tried to get the lawyers to paint a picture showing Sammy was a monster, but John is the one who also participated, and he wants Sammy to fall in line? Johns the boss, but that doesn’t change the fact that they’re ALL equal, cuz as a made man, you have all the same rules, boss or not. I would’ve cooperated too if my own boss came to me and told me to take all of his indictments and crimes. ESPECIALLY if what he said was “you’re the sacrificial lamb” 🤦♂️🤦♂️😂🐀🐀
I have to be Up by 6am. I have to catch a 7:30 bus, work by 8am. It's 1:40am and I cannot shut this off. His stories are incredible. However I'm going to start it over again tomorrow when I'm home and sitting in for the evening. This is great. I'm imagining everything he's telling us like a movie in my mind.
Just thinking about the things this person did that he will never talk about sends shivers down my spine. Can you imagine looking this man in the eyes in your final moments of life?
@@Yojsucj It would be in his best interest to admit every single little thing. Everything he admitted to are the only things that are covered in that 5 year sentence. So if he were to leave a murder off, Gotti or somebody else could have come out and sold him down the river on the murder and he would have got 25 more years.
Right. He always balks at anything in the questions that makes him out as a coward murdering loser. Make no mistake. We can only scratch the surface of his evil.
There is NOTHING "awesome" about this punk. Hes murdered dozens of non deserving people, and hes a phuking snitch. Hes lived WAAAAY longer than he should have 🤨
I like how Sammy said 'fuck the money' several times throughout the interview and referring to several different situations. It's refreshing to see someone that still believes some things are more important than money.
Yea of course it’s fuck the money he kame from money he kame from millions before the MOB THATS WHY ITS SO SICKENING EVERYBODY THANKS THIS IS GOOD I REFUSE TO HEAR IT HE IS THE REASON NYC WENT TO SHIT IF YOU KNOW U KNOW KARRY ON GANGSTER U TOOK DOWN THE REAL MOB AND BEEN ON PC AND THE FEDERAL WITNESS PROTECTION PRESIDENT IN THE PEN AND STILL ITS SO SHOCKING THAT YOU KAN SAY THIS IS WHAT REAL LOOK LIKE ICE MAN WAS REAL GOTTI WAS REAL THIS IS A JOKE TO CLEAR HIS FUCKED UP CONSCIOUS I SAID WHAT I SAID NOT TRYING TO OFFEND ANYONE BUT THE RAT!!!!
I grew up in NYC and worked in a club in the early eighties and so guys like this, make no mistake his code of ethics is real in terms of soldiers killing soldiers in the MOB. That said, it's hard to disagree with some of his logic and in the end I think he may have been a better boss than Gotti.
History has proven that Gotti's reign was disastrous. Even aside from bringing a ton of heat on everyone in that life because of his narcissism and big mouth, he put his son and older brother in charge of the Gambino family for many years who were both utter disasters as well. Remember, Gotti could've been given a life sentence for his crimes as boss, that would have been that, but his big mouth on all those tapes is what turned Sammy into an informant who put close to 40 guys away in prison in other cases, including testifying against Gigante who was the longtime boss of the Genovese family. Gotti did enormous damage to that life so obviously Sammy would have been a much more competent boss considering the FBI had thousands of hours of secretly recorded tapes on Sammy, but they didn't have one shred of evidence since Sammy did what he was supposed to do and kept his mouth shut.
There is no way he wouldn't of been a better boss he's smart cold calculated.. he's fucking almost 77 and look how strong he still is and sharp John gotti would be a wash up compared to Sammy as the boss
You can tell he’s old school and he still takes a lot of pride in what he was apart of, he looked annoyed when vlad had things confused “it wasn’t a crew, it was the family”💯
He’s still a mass murderer. If he killed my family member, he’d be wishing he was still undercover. They literally him get away with murder for testifying against someone they hated more.
Sorry, just stumbled across this interview, it's phenomenal. But I absolutely was thinking the same thing about the "okay" at the end of a story. It's like this dude tells the most gruesome, emotionally charged, poignant story, pause...."okay"...next question😂 I'm like, damn you don't have anything to say after what he just told you other than okay😂😂
When my grandfather died there was 24 limos in the precession. I never knew a lot of the people there bc I was so young but you could just tell they were the scariest kindest people ever.
I'm amazed how sharp his mind is at this age, his lived an amazing life even though he took huge risks. Only a very few people in the world have Brass balls like Sal.
First interview of Vlad’s that I was actually able to watch all the way through in one sitting and that wasn’t actually cut-up into *50* _separate_ clips!
This was the fastest 2 hours and 19 minutes ever. I could sit and listen to Sammy tell stories all day.
Try the Valuetainment interview. Wayyyy better
Funny you say that, I left YT on overnight and just woke up to this ending - his sweet stories must've been incredibly soothing cus I've never slept better lol
Will have to actually listen later
He has his own podcast you would probably enjoy then!
@@tracysmith3298 yeah I know. I've seen every episode of Our Thing and I've seen all of his short stories. My favorite episode of Our Thing is the Johnny Keys hit. Sammy has a way of telling a story. As soon as he starts talking he has your attention from start to finish.
Me too I'm sitting had a date and didn't realize the time
Hands down the best mafia interview I’ve seen. Real hardcore story with true sentiment & experience. Blew me away wow.
@@karenwalker4476 The Franzese interview brought me here! Absolutely love these. I hope they make a movie of Him one day I’d love to see in detail about all his schemes that made him a high ranking earner, that’s going to be so entertaining.
@@tomp3978 OMG Tom! I feel the same way, 100%! Franzese is an incredible speaker, super intelligent and his interview here kept me captivated to say the least! His newest book “Mafia Democracy; How Our Modern Day Republic Became a Mob Racket,” is a real page turner! Being the fan you are, you probably have read all of Frazese’s books and watched all of his interviews also. VLADTV is where my healthy obsession with him began but it’s nice knowing a fellow fan of his too!👍👏🏻😁
@@tomp3978 Regarding a film of Franzese’s life, I hope that happens in the very near future too! I’ll be 1st in line for tickets 🎟️😁
Best mafia guest. Vlad sucks at interviews. Sammy carried the interview.
By a true rat
It’s unbelievable this man is alive to tell all these stories
because the fbi protects him
The FBI is with that rat bastard at all times
@@slyonme There was a 4 man hit squad after him when he moved to Texas from New York, one of the guys was his old friend (affiliated). He confronted him 1v1 outside his warehouse business in Texas and spoke to him, after he knew and saw him in the area trying to whack him. The fbi was not protecting him in that situation, and the men after him witnessed his family in the area, which is why he confronted them. He told a local hispanic drug dealer in the area that he "saw nothing" when the dope dealer was shooting at a robber-buyer days before, and gave the dealer his real name (afraid of nothing. Nobody was protecting him in the area at the time. You have no idea what you are talking about. This guy was granted immunity, and he consistently admits to murders he was never charged for, and ones he was charged for but not convicted. He has nothing to hide, and lived a wild-life, and was given a pass by the government to tell his entire story unfiltered. There's probably only a few thousand people like this who exist in the world. He happens to be alive to tell the story. Get your facts straight... if you think he is lying about everything, you're delusional... his track record/s prove it.
@@jonathansnow2613 nobody said he was lying bro why u so mad
@@jonathansnow2613 so he's a rat
I loved the part about 40 mins in when he said i think you owe me a few more dollars for this story. the hustle is what i loved to see with Sammy it wasn't staged, planned... it was pure.
Who’s here 2 years after the valuentertainment interview and still can’t get enough of Sammy! 👌🏼
✋ right here. I could listen to his stories all day 💯
I don’t about getting enough of him he snitched and brought crime down but look at the government so this isn’t a celebration people it’s the opposite
@@summertimesunshine2444Agreed. What a story Gotti Jr had to tell.
A lot of truth in what he says.
Every single story he was telling, I swear to god I was envisioning it in my head. It's like a movie started playing in my mind. Amazing stories, but even more amazing is the way he tells it.
"God gave you 2 ears to hear both sides of the story" ahahah what a line
Yeah God gave people two ears what makes you. Not listen to God now do they if they did they wouldn't be amazed by Amanda made a life of hurting people made money by illegal activity and people really listen to God they would know bad company corrupts good behavior they would be listening to Jesus Christ. not to people that done evil in their lives
@@Setfree316 Legislation is created by man and influenced by the dollar, believing in jesus is one of the most small minded things you could possibly hope to do in your lifetime :)
@@kornandfoofighters rejecting Jesus Christ is one of the most sinful minded things it's actually a simple mind a sinful simple mind is a mind that doesn't recognize that they're going to stand before God on judgment Day to give an account of their lives and those who refuse to acknowledge Jesus Christ his boss will not get into heaven
@@Setfree316 You whacky Christians (smh). 😅
Bro, this man is 78 years old and still looks strong and healthy and speaking with incredible clarity
It’s the Italian diet.
@@MrCIA-me3ef Cigars, Wine, and Pasta?
Best interview EVER!
He supposed to speak slow or something?
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1:01:10....It's amazing to see Sammy surprised and impressed by the preperation of the interviewer. His eyes light up and he becomes more respectful and open from then on.
Great interviewer and the work they put in for this interview is just impressive. Bravo.
He a fed that’s why he know😂
That entire question is from Samny Gravano’s book😂 He tells the story in the book and he’s told it on UA-cam. He just forgot.
Don't care how many times I've heard all these stories, he's just an interesting man to listen to
He’s def infamous for telling stories🫢
You've got a man crush.
So true! I could listen to Sammy tell stories all day
You have that right I have hard these stories time and time again and still can’t skip past it
100%. I’ve heard him tell them all multiple times and I still listen. Haha. He is very good story teller. I’m sure little things are exaggerated here and there but nobody can deny who he was in the life. He was one of the absolute most feared guys and made a shit ton of money. It’s fact. Not up for debate.
Even in his 70's you just know Sammy is a guy you dont mess around with, great interview with a guy who has seen and done it all.
no one seen it all, let alone done it all, there is always more
The funny thing is he is no taller than 5 feet 5 inches
@@Snickerszn Joe pesci is the Hollywood sammy
@jimmygreensYeah, ok buddy.
He’s harmless
I can literally sit here and listen to Sammy speak about his life over and over again and not get tired of it. He had me captured and kept me interested the whole time.2 hours wasn't enough 😂 I need more lol
Have you listened to the Nicholas Irving one? Just as awesome. And they talk about Sammy for a sec as well
@@TyTellinStories no but I would love to..I've seen him on demolition ranch a couple times but never got to hear his full story. I'm actually going to look for it now.
My guy, he has a podcast called “Our Thing” where he breaks down his entire life. It’s incredible
Read his book, Underboss. I bought that book the first day it came out, I was probably 25 back then. I read it from cover to cover and still have it.
Yeah, you aren’t the only one. People love stories about violence and death until it happens to them. This man is a lot of things. Articulate, interesting, charismatic, and he’s also a serial killer.
It's absolutely criminal that a proper movie or series hasn't been done on Sammy The Bull.
Sammy the Rat
I see what you did there
There is a movie on him. It came out in 1998 on HBO.
Wow! Almost 20 minute segments of Sammy talking without a Vlad interruption! Thank god. That’s how good of a storyteller Sammy the Bull is! A true legend!
He’s a🐀🐀🐀🐀
He's a murderer. You people idolize anybody.
Thats when you know someones good at telling a story, When you gripped to it and 20mins feels like 20secs and the interviewer doesn't interrupt cause he's gripped to the story as well 🤣and what you have to remember is this story is 30+ years ago so don't interrupt cause he may forget lol when someone interrupts me I forget what I was talking about after talking to someone else for 1min and I was telling a story that happened 2 weeks ago ........ so don't interrupt lol!!!
True criminal
Yeah, he talks pretty good, this guy. Specially for somebody who gots “The Lexic.”
He took us to the moments like he's living it, with clear memory and emotion. And the way he corrects Vlad; pure honesty and vulnerability
Ain't nothing vulnerable about this man, this is a cold blooded killer reliving his glory days
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@@hankwilliams2569 for interview purposes and for vlad TV, it brings in the views to play that.
Also in most successful killers deceptions. But it serves well to tell the story, because he cant lie on Vlad TV!
If you know any killers, a false sense of vulnerability is how victims are pulled in. but he's old now, so all he has left is the honesty.
The "accidental" or Just plain "emotional" killers are the ones that dont have those traits as a cover. So there is everything to use that as a display. But at 75 or around that age, that's all most old folks who lived that life have left
"Pure honesty" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 this dude would play you like a fiddle
@@hankwilliams2569 at the SAME z
Amazing at how articulate he is at telling the stories of his life... and with his recall of details that happened 50+ years ago. I also noticed how intently he listened to the interviewer and stays so engaged in the moment, conversationally.
Don't glorify murdering dozens of people and after he got off, him and his son brought tons of drugs(extacy) into Arizona, he's trash as good as trash gets he needs to be in a dumpster himself one day 🖕
When you're in that kind of life you've got to have a good memory and remember every single little detail about everything you do cause one little slip up in what he says could get have got him killed
@@samuelrussell7003 gggggggggggggggggggggggghgggu
@@cbemusiccbemusic4426😂😂😂
He’s a articulate snitch
When a famous Made Mafia Hitman, says "where did you get this information" you know you tapped in 😂
You better lie is what you better do 😮
Google he thinks Vlad a informant!
Go listen to his audiobook..."Underboss by Peter Maas". It's all there. Sammy must have forgot he has done a tell all book in 90s.
Funny lol. ..... peace out......B
Vlad def handed him a heavy envelope for this interview.
My guess is at least 5-10 grand.
@@Spineburger my guess is more
@@Spineburger more
Actually at 2:11:55 he makes a joke saying he could tell the story if Vlad gives him another "f..." he starts to say what i think is $5000 and then stops himself
Better know it
You could tell he’s traumatized. He relives those moments when he talks. He got no reason to lie now he lived his life this is probably the most honesty we gonna get from him.
Dude is a legend
He's traumatized? About what....?
Sure he regrets about things he did in the Mafia (and after) but that's all.
Check out bro’s eyebrows
@@adamj6645 "About what?" Maybe all the people who he knew personally, respected, and brutally murdered? He even says that he imagines images of a man he killed whenever he tells the story, and had to stop.
He has plenty of reasons to lie still are you fucking dense? So people after jail just don’t lie anymore? Lol the reasoning makes no sense. He’s a convicted killer and a admitted rat and you think he wouldn’t lie about anything still lol
This was one interview that I refused to watch until Vlad dropped it completely. I'm glad I waited. Great interview Vlad.
Exactly, couldn’t just watch snippets
Facts 😭😭😭😭
Me too!
Same
Was waiting for it lol.
Straight up honest. No exaggeration… no bullshit. Amazing interview
A 'Bull Market'
List of those Gravano fingered. All were convicted:
John Gotti
Victor Orena
John Riggi
Frank LoCascio
Venero Mangano
Benedetto Aloi
Robert Bisaccia
Thomas Gambino
Pasquale Conte
Joseph Corrao
James Failla
Daniel Marino
John Gambino
Ralph Mosca
Paul Graziano
Anthony Vinciullo
Domenico Cefalu
Francesco Versaglio
Orazio Stantini
Phillip Mazzara
Louis Astuto
Dominic Borghese
Joseph Gambino
Peter Mosca
Virgil Alessi
Lorenzo Mannino
George Pape
Joseph Passanante
George Helbig
Peter Mavis
William Peist
Barry Nichilo
Robert Sasso
Michael Carbone
Michael Bourgal
John Probeyhan
Joseph Matarazzo
@@vipglobal2022hey buddy nobody cares 😂😂😂
@yungdraco6075 He is a good story teller. A lot of fabrication. He is a habitual liar. But I know you kids enjoy story time with Sammy. So enjoy! 🤣🤣
From a dam rat …. Have some morals please
This interview was better than a 2-hour movie! and I watched the whole thing non-stop. Fascinating insight!
Is it just me or is anyone else on a Sammy kick rite now. I went down the rabbit hole weeks ago and can't stop watching him. I love this guy..
Cool you love a sociopathic mass murderer. I get it, mafia guys are interesting, but that’s it. Do you sit there saying “man, I love Ted Bundy” like cmon now.
You love a rat that sells himself as the hero in every story that he tells? Who killed his own brother in law, friends and partners and an innocent teenager? Fumbles his second chance and pulls his kids into drug dealing where his son got 8 years in prison. Ya, what a very lovable guy... smh.
says a lot about your character.
@@diversitytrainingwithmre yeah NAZI, He was in the mafia. You want them to smell flowers together when their comes an issue? It’s your best friend that pulls the trigger.
@@diversitytrainingwithmre And yet here you are watching.... lol
That 2 hours went so quickly. To hear such brutal honesty about his life is shocking. I was unaware of his history so it was eye opening and I am appreciative that he did this interview and laid the bare truth out there for all to see and hear.
Yeah it's astonishing he's even here telling stories. Guys in his old line of work don't grow old. Despite what people think they know, he played his cards right. 2023 still alive and kicking. Incredible.
Check out Sammys channel 👍
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Imagine all the stories he didn't tell. All that that which he is not allowed to talk about.
@@Boc3phu5 I know right. How good would they be? He he he 👿
Had to rewatch bc I was playing this while layinf down. Fell asleep and was dreamimg about mobsters, etc lol. Fantastic interview. Captivating.
Say what you want about this man but he stands on every thing he did…good, bad and ugly. He’s a genius story teller and in my opinion still the last of a dying breed.
Ya he killed 19 people he’s a str8 psycho.
he’s just a lil shady about that kid he killed by accident but besides that sammy keeps it a buck
Good bad and the ugly somebody listens to Sammy's podcast 😂
nah he is a snitch
@@xexmatu7s it's cool when they like the person lmao think about all the dudes who be praising Frank Lucas
For Sammy's age and can still remember all these events in detail the way he does you can tell his mind is still very well sharp
He's full of shit on a ton of it trust me....
I'm sure things like what he went through, are things you will never forget.
Sicilian blood lol. Pure bred
Yeah maybe he'd pass the 4th grade now
@@MsFaith1009 yes us Sicilian's are the best
Great interview. He was very vivid and answered every question and remembered them like it was yesterday
Have you not listened to our thing? The Sammy gravano podcast? I’m 30 minutes in and he detailed all of this already.
I mean it’s the same story every time.
Like reading the same book an hour for 5k
The shit these fools got away with when forensics was non existant..
He seems cool and no disrespect but he looks like he could be a part of a dropkick Murphys gig lol
I was so enthralled by his story… this was an amazing interview. By far one of the best Vlad has ewer conducted
Sammy’s a true survivor of the so called ‘the life’… he’s like a history book and should be consistently interviewed about the topic. He’s truthful and doesn’t have to bend the truth because of who he is. Much respect indeed!
Respect for turning against cosa nostra and violating omertà??? Shutup
respect a murder who talk like the fault off what he did was on anorher peoplw
wtf? respect a killer, drug dealer? That's bizarre. What about the parents raising an autistic child, who rarely get a day off. What about the nurses and doctors who work often understaffed and overworked in our hospitals. or the police and firemen? These people don't have a platform, or a 'name', this is what's wrong in the world where we sensationalize criminals who have done nothing but bring terror to the community they live in, all for greed and ego. It's backwards.
Wasn't his daughter on mob wives I forget which one I think her names Karen but I knew her first lol
@@djhunter5231 how do you turn again cosa nostra and survive the only thing crazier would be surviving ms13 or Mexican mafia
This is going to be a certified vlad classic.
“So I interviewed Sammy Gravano”
Definitely better interviews with Sammy and this one.
A Vlad Classic, a Vlassic!
Lol right
Sammie is one of those dudes , where no matter how old he is , I wouldn’t ever try him up
My ggrandfather was like that…..
Yea cuz he gonna tell on ya
Well who would try up a 80 year old dude anyway
@@legateloke4170 He still a killer regardless.
@@legateloke4170 lmaooooo
This was hands down one of the best interviews I have everrrr seen. This was a fkin movie!!
Well bloody done to all involved 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Thanks Vlad for posting the full video. Watching the 4- 8 minute clips doesn't do the interview justice. I've watched a lot of Sammy's videos. His stories are pretty consistent. Great job Vlad.
Thanks!
I just wait for the full video now. Those clips just be killing the story sometimes... But I get it that's how you get your extra views which means extra money so I can knock the hustle at all, actually it's smart. But I just wait for the full video, sit back with my popcorn and just enjoy... This past week I took a trip down to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and by the time I watch two full videos I was there! it's like the ride was so short because I was being entertained with these videos; the full video that is.
Sammy I can listen to you all day long. You are an amazing story teller. Im 100% invested! Thank you.
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I have been watching your interviews for years VLAD, this is the best one ive ever seen by far. Keep it up homie.
It really is something when someone recounts a true story especially a murder. The small details and the ammount of them really paint a picture. The rolling down of the windows. The way his hand slid on the blood on the seat. The smell of the gun powder. How he felt afterwards. It's better than the best author could do because it's the truth.
Alright gaspipe
His memory is sharp! He really tells the story so well that you can picture it, all of it.
Watch his testimony in front of the senate from the early 90s. This MF is sharp as they come and you know, YOU know this is not the MF you would want to fuck with, in the old days.
@@all.day.day-dreamer He is a snitch.
@@sguerilla6142so? If they aren’t snitches they’re dead or in prison so who had the last laugh?
I swear this interview went by in 5 minutes. He draws you in every 👏🏼single👏🏼time👏🏼🔥💯
Why u keep deleting my comments 🐩
He made history as a career criminal and Department of Justice informant. He formed his theories by relationships formed from pre-adolescence. Supper max prison nearly broke him. Tough guy who learned everything is controlled in one way or another. He will always figure out a way to make money. Has a considerable following due to his notoriety and intellect. Accepts the hard truths of living life as a member of a notorious crime family.
Do not want to even imagine what his Judgment day is going to be like, unless God forgives him!
I remember seeing him a few times when I was a little kid growing up on Bath Ave. & 25th in the 1980s/1990!
We referred to him as Mr. Gravano any time we saw him at his construction office.
One time he waved over the Mr. Softee ice cream truck and bought the entire block ice cream.
His forearms were like Popeye The Sailorman, bowling pins!
Mr. Anthony Spero was always nice to all of us kids on Bath Ave.
The Bath Ave. Boys used to idolize
Sammy The Bull Gravano!
Truth be told, almost everybody feared Sammy The Bull; even the local cops! Truth!
Grew up in Howard beach you remember Fabrizio DeFrancisci?
I believe that for sure
@@augustaugust7667 people all over the world use UA-cam.
I grew up on 26th n bath. Miss those days …
@Dominick LaFiura
Those were the days when Brooklyn was Brooklyn!
86th street in Bay ridge had almost everything!
Caesars Bay Bazaar was one of the best!
New Utrecht Ave was awesome!
Hanging out with the girls afterschool from Bishop Kearney!
Blowing air-horns, while hiding in the bushes pranking the neighborhood "Street" guys as they played golf at the Dyker golf course!
Time Machine me bsck to the 1980s/1990s asap! Salud!
I've heard Mr Gravano's story a dozen times and this was by far the best one yet!
This was an amazing piece👏🏽 Sammy is very articulate and descriptive. I know he kept a lot to himself. You'll never be able to tell EVERYTHING... even if you wanted to but this 2hr and 19mins hit the spot. I especially loved the end when he said, "If you wanna be like me, be like me but just know where your life will end up." This gangster lifestyle is intriguing and a lot of times glamorous but how it ends makes it all NOT worth it🎯
Sammy is an extremely good story teller. He has a real talent for it When I listen to him he gains my complete attention. I'm thinking that he could probably be the Stephen King of Mafia books if he was so inclined.
Yea a lot of these real Mob guys tell the best stories
They like to leave out the parts that show who they really are.
Yeah he did his best story telling in court snitches are not respectable
He’s also a murderous piece of shit lol but yeah he can tell a story.
@@thesinaclwon Liars be like that.
Awesome! Can't get enough of Salvatore 'Sammy the bull' Gravano. Thanks for putting this thing out!
For someone born in 1945 and uses the word “bro” so normally is badass. Also up to date on current events and opinion on them is interesting and impressive!
You never stop learning in life unless you choose to. The world is always shifting and changing. As long as you keep paying attention you'll be there for it all.
He’s from New York. That kinda comes with it
That's what a stent in prison does to you, you'll pick up other dialects just from being around different types of people. And like you said it's definitely badass to hear him speak like this.
He’s from New York
You gotta understand New York has always been timeless and ahead of the rest of the country
Look up twilight zone the show
It was first released in 1958 but the themes of the show are insanely progressive you wouldn’t even believe it came out when it did
New York has been spearheading plays and art and acting movies photography etc
He got out of prison in 2017 so his life basically started 5 years ago lol
His stories are so compelling I could listen all day
This Interview Was Better Than ANY Movie I Ever Saw....
Sammy is a true survivor.
Testament to the saying - "Beware of an old man in the profession where men die young"
He killed and snitched how’s that a survivor he should be in jail for life
@@karljordan19 How’s that a survivor? He’s literally the last major person alive from that era. That’s literally the definition of a survivor.
@@texasvet2729 real talk
How the fuck is he survivor?? He killed 19 people And ratted out 100 people and only got five years he’s a piece of shit in my book!!! If you want to be about that life then take responsibility for your actions
Snitches like him should be flayed . 13 murders he got away by Snitching on the his mob " family " .
Dope interview, he’s lived a complicated and interesting life. I’d like to see a part 2!
I’d watch every single part of it
Al Capone “ he thinks he was fighting WW3 or something” 🤣😭🤣
This man really outlived everybody.
Ye cuz he snitched
Outsnitched.
@@Canma890 touche
@@Canma890 Neither of us could walk in this man's shoes.... You couldn't hold his jock strap.... I did four years in prison, and I wouldn't want to even be in most of the BS Sammy was in.
@@padraig5335 DONT DO THE CRIME IF YOU CANT DO THE TIME. People dont have to be able to walk in Sammys shoes to call him a rat. A guy who lives honest his whole life can despise tell tales, informers and rats (they exist outside crime too, ya know). And that guy can call Sammy a rat, which he is, he did crimes for years and saved himself when he was like oh shit im afraid to go to jail for life. So he should have done something more minor, sumthin that if he was to get caught he wouldnt need to rat. He overestimated his own toughness and he was stupid enough to do it again and bring his family down with him. Very few man have betrayed two families, Sammy can boast that achievement. He betrayed his blood pact family and he betrayed his blood family.
But in his head he didnt really rat, applies to ALL rats, they reason their treason with any self deception is best suited for their agenda.
After 22 months Vlad finally put out the whole interview
It’s to generate more views/money. He’s a business man. What would you do???? 🤡
We need Scorsese movie about a biography of Sammy the bull
This is like my 3rd time watching this interview in its entirety. This is one of my favorite Vlad interviews. I love mob stories. Been a fan since a kid.
I gotta say this interview won me over. When he was asked what he thought about the people that were outraged he only got 5 years and his response was “ I don’t give a flying F@&c, what would you do on your little computer “ that’s real.
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Wow you’re head over heels for him? In love! 😂😂
@@ThePrinceofallsayain 🤣😄😄😂😄😂😄😂😄😄😄😄😂😄😂😄😂😄😂😄😂😄😂😄😂😂😄😂😄😂😄😄😂😂😄😂😄😂😄😂😄😂😄😂😂😄😂😄😂😄😂😂😄😂
We are all sitting in our underwear giggling in this chit chat room
I can hear him talk forever. No bullshit, no finesse, straight up the way he saw things. 💯
I've heard just about everything in this interview already on multiple platforms, and I can say that the one thing that I noticed is that none of his stories have changed one bit any time I've heard them. This tells me that (whether you think he's right or wrong for what he did) he's being honest when he speaks
You’re just knew here . His story on his first
Murder changed . Joe colucci. When he told the story back in the 90s Joe never wanted to kill Sammy but Sammy added that to his story to justify killing his innocent friend. He admits later he was tricked . Now it’s a new story
@@Kevin-ii7gy you are absolutely right about that. And I honestly wasn't really thinking in that direction when I posted this. So firstly I stand corrected. That said, I was talking more about the Gotti tapes and the "Chess game" that Gotti and he were playing (which he ultimately cheated to win, but make no mistake, he did win if graded on a scale of self preservation over pride) more times than not lately, I have honestly found myself trying to like Sammy and or at least try to "forgive him on a curb" by playing devil's advocate with his "reasons" but it pretty much always ends there because of my moral compass. I do however believe his other stories are truthful. Very possibly told in a way to favor himself and his agenda but truthful and consistent over 30 years.
Lastly... I think you were going for "your just NEW here." (not knew here)
PS... I'm pretty sure that your going to edit that right now... but you and know what's going on 😉
You're simply incorrect. If you read his book from the 1990s or watch the Diane Sawyer interview you will notice that things have changed and all of them changed to make Sammy look better
Lol vlad said the drug trafficker offered him 40k to rent the disco and Sammy said “that’s some good information you got… who did you talk to?” And I was like dude Sammy told this exact story on his own channel lol vlad didn’t have to talk to anyone to get that info haha
@@brians7901 right every single story is like Sammy was never in the wrong and never the bad guy. Nobody has a track record like that lol
Everything about Sammy is real and straight to the point. Amazing. Wish you all the best for the rest of your life Sammy.
This is who everyone you've watched on this channel was trying to be.
Z see
A a pathological lying , backstabbing snitch?
LMAO bro facts
except sammy is really short
Very true
I love this guy.. anyone who has him doesn't understand the man he is or the fact that Gotti threw him to the wolves by ranking and raving about murders Sammy did on wiretap. That shit was unforgivable a real boss would never ever mention a murder after it had been done.
You wouldn’t if he killed a member of your family
You love a guy who chose a life of murdering people?
You love a career criminal and a murderer??
Uh...yes, he was betrayed. Still a mass murdering mobster. Wtf lol
Chazz Palminteri as Carlo Gambino, Al Pacino as Neo Delacroche, Robert de Niro as John Gotti, Joe Pesci as Qua Qua Rugierio, Johnny Deep as Sammy the Bull gravano, Nicolas Cage find a character for him and also to Denzel Washington, Imagine how f.. cking great a Máfia movie would be with all this legends together 🫣👌🏻
to many cheifs
@@soopsoopdawoooop5586 I thought the same thing, too many A Listers playing too many primary characters
Cocoon 3
Neo dellacroche?
Tried this concept with the Irishman and it blew
One of the best interviews Vlad has ever done, hands-down.
I’m glad that after everything he’s able to be free and have the opportunity to tell his story .
The best mafia book and history education you could ever read is "I heard you paint houses" by Charles Brandt. I read it in the can last month. Great book. Really tells you how the Mafia started and gained all their power. And YES they did kill JFK. It's all described in detail in this book. You can't compare movies to books. Books are sooooo much more informative and detailed. If you read that book your Mafia IQ will skyrocket
It's crazy how they are fiercely driven by business. Killing seems to be the byproduct of their pursuit of business
Sheerhan didn't kill Hoffa,
@@randythesavage1105fact. That whole Irishman movie and book we're 90%bs
Just bought this bc of you. Ty!
Exactly @@randythesavage1105
Great interview he was completely honest about everything.. I think you can’t look at the same hearing the real stories from his mouth versus what has been said about him.
Sammy's always honest, go to Sammy's channel you'll get much more than this lame interview
90 percent .
This is one of the greatest Vlad TV interviews of all time
Really is
This is an incredible interview!!!! One of the best interviews about the mob for sure! Fantastic 😊
Despite alot of bad things Sammy is 1 of the last from that era and way of life back in the day.Just knowing the historical figures he knew so personally especially Gotti is legendary in itself.Most like me cannot fathom the things this man has seen and experienced.Always look forward to hearing his stories
GREAT MEMORY,, HE KEEPIN IT 1OOO
sammy the rat.
He’s definitely not from that way of life if he’s speaking on camera about the mafia. Maybe he used to be but not once he turned fed. Tf happened to Omertà?
@@Nandoswitharando yes but still definitely used to be before flipping
@@Nandoswitharandoyou sound like a love struck mafia fanboy lol! Unless you were in that life an would be willing to spend the rest of natural life in a secure Fed prison, then just sit back and enjoy the stories!
This Interview Could Be The Foundation Of Sammy’s Life Movie! We Need A New Mafia Classic!
True , not enough entertainment , not enough entertainment about killers . Too much positivity . Did I say my library of mob killer movies is collecting dust , thats why I'm protesting hollywood for not creating enough mob movies and demand at least one a day
@@FUNKACHELI sarcasm at its finest hour-
Excellent interview as always Vlad. I wish Sammy all the best. He's paid his dues.
Paid his dues? He was involved in 19 murders, including the killing of a 16 year-old boy.... he was granted release from prison in exchange for his testimony against La Cosa Nostra... he blows it by getting caught selling drugs... he's back out and now making money off of these murders... and you think he's "paid his dues"?
These stories had me mesmerised … I swear I was seeing the whole thing in my head like I was watching a classic movie… great stuff!
Just watched this for 2 hours like it's a movie .. this held my attention mote then 99% of movies these days .. sammy is the truth if people can't see his point of views after watching the interviews he gives they will never understand life or haven't ever been through anything sammy is the voice of the streets 💯 much respect salute ..
thx hun
Well said.
Amen
Sammy ratted out dozens of his former friends went to Arizona delt drugs with young people got caught by a tap on his phone thief murderer drug dealer snitch Sammy's life in a nutshell
Sammy's a liar on so maney levels John Gotti from a legal point of view could not have threw Sammy under the bus seeing how Gotti got caught on tape admitting to his own crimes and what about his friends he ratted on and the oath he took and dealing drugs with young people in Arizona after getting caught on a tapped phone not to mention the seventh year old he killed
@@darrenk7163 He told on Gotti after Gotti snitched on him. Why would someone go down for a rat?
Sammy showed the utmost respect for John Gotti. Sammy was the best thing John had in his life. I can understand how Sammy felt when John was gonna leave him out to dry ,so to speak. Sammy was the perfect example of how to conduct yourself in that life. I would rather work for Sammy than John. I think Sammy was smarter in the way to be evasive. Not out front in the open Pissing law enforcement off, as well as others in the life.
That's what people don't get. Imagine giving your all to someone only to have them throw you under the bus to save their own a**. Sammy would be dead if he didn't do what he did. Gotti was the one who betrayed the oath first, not Sammy.
Agreed and people still call Sammy the rat. If any thing gotti was the rat. He tried to get the lawyers to paint a picture showing Sammy was a monster, but John is the one who also participated, and he wants Sammy to fall in line? Johns the boss, but that doesn’t change the fact that they’re ALL equal, cuz as a made man, you have all the same rules, boss or not. I would’ve cooperated too if my own boss came to me and told me to take all of his indictments and crimes. ESPECIALLY if what he said was “you’re the sacrificial lamb” 🤦♂️🤦♂️😂🐀🐀
Agreed
Rat
@@jl_finesse well then so was john Gotti. Letting another man go down for your B'S is a rat move too
You know Vlad offered him a nice little bag for this interview... money well invested sir! Watched from start to finish!
I have to be Up by 6am. I have to catch a 7:30 bus, work by 8am. It's 1:40am and I cannot shut this off. His stories are incredible. However I'm going to start it over again tomorrow when I'm home and sitting in for the evening. This is great. I'm imagining everything he's telling us like a movie in my mind.
This is hands down one of the best interviews I have ever watched. Fascinating.
This man is a great story teller. Maybe because he lived it but also because of his ability to tell it
Yeah. He can DEFINITELY tell it.
Never trust wiseguys, always on the Hussle
@@FrankC71 and always turning around and ratting on one another it would seem. Most people these days want attaboy points for not snitching.
@@glenbellefonte9620 True, Like My Old Man Used To Say, Rule 1 is "Keep your Fing mouth shut"
@@FrankC71 and rule two, same. 👍🏻
When Sammy talks, I hear Movie Scripts coming out
Me 2!
TV Show would be better 6+ seasons 10 episodes each.
I can visualize the movie as the talks
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I hear jail doors slamming closed behind many
Bloody hell, I’ve never been so intrigued with a Vlad Interview as this one. Flipping amazing!
The story about the guy that died with his shoes off was deep.
You heard it from the " our thing" podcast? If you didn't, do it. The details are crazy
Just thinking about the things this person did that he will never talk about sends shivers down my spine. Can you imagine looking this man in the eyes in your final moments of life?
In order to get à deal he had to tell everything leave one thing one crime out deal off
@@Yojsucj It would be in his best interest to admit every single little thing. Everything he admitted to are the only things that are covered in that 5 year sentence. So if he were to leave a murder off, Gotti or somebody else could have come out and sold him down the river on the murder and he would have got 25 more years.
Exactly
@@darrenk7163 😂
Right. He always balks at anything in the questions that makes him out as a coward murdering loser. Make no mistake. We can only scratch the surface of his evil.
There’s a movie called ‘Witness To The Mob’. It’s Sammy Gravano’s story. It’s very accurate with what’s said in this interview.
My friend plays the part of Sammy
@@tonytoonstours that’s sick
@@tonytoonstours, did he meet Sammy?
@@TheRelger no. Not that I know.
The life Sammy the bull went through is part of history that 99.9%of us will never know...respect it
@@Okhero777 good ooint
Sammy IS Mafia. What an awesome interview. Thanks, Vlad !
Great interview. I've heard different stories of this guy. To still be alive and remember a lot of his life is awesome.
There is NOTHING "awesome" about this punk. Hes murdered dozens of non deserving people, and hes a phuking snitch. Hes lived WAAAAY longer than he should have 🤨
Check out his channel, he's got loads more stories.
"God gave u two ears to listen to both sides to the story"-Gambinos
its crazy how he remembers these stories so well like it happened yesterday
because he’s bluffing
By far one of the best interviews, if not the best, I’ve ever heard. Sammy is the man
I like how Sammy said 'fuck the money' several times throughout the interview and referring to several different situations. It's refreshing to see someone that still believes some things are more important than money.
He says that but him and vlad went back and fourth for awhile until they agreed on a price for the interview and then there’s 39:16 lol
I hope you said the same about #45 .. Working free for 4 years ..
Hmmm...
Yea of course it’s fuck the money he kame from money he kame from millions before the MOB THATS WHY ITS SO SICKENING EVERYBODY THANKS THIS IS GOOD I REFUSE TO HEAR IT HE IS THE REASON NYC WENT TO SHIT IF YOU KNOW U KNOW KARRY ON GANGSTER U TOOK DOWN THE REAL MOB AND BEEN ON PC AND THE FEDERAL WITNESS PROTECTION PRESIDENT IN THE PEN AND STILL ITS SO SHOCKING THAT YOU KAN SAY THIS IS WHAT REAL LOOK LIKE ICE MAN WAS REAL GOTTI WAS REAL THIS IS A JOKE TO CLEAR HIS FUCKED UP CONSCIOUS I SAID WHAT I SAID NOT TRYING TO OFFEND ANYONE BUT THE RAT!!!!
Money is nothing more than a man made piece of paper
I grew up in NYC and worked in a club in the early eighties and so guys like this, make no mistake his code of ethics is real in terms of soldiers killing soldiers in the MOB. That said, it's hard to disagree with some of his logic and in the end I think he may have been a better boss than Gotti.
Gotti was a horrible boss, so that’s not saying much.
Let's put it this way, Sammy would not just kill the innocent. He won't go out and just thrill kill like gangs of other races would do.
History has proven that Gotti's reign was disastrous. Even aside from bringing a ton of heat on everyone in that life because of his narcissism and big mouth, he put his son and older brother in charge of the Gambino family for many years who were both utter disasters as well. Remember, Gotti could've been given a life sentence for his crimes as boss, that would have been that, but his big mouth on all those tapes is what turned Sammy into an informant who put close to 40 guys away in prison in other cases, including testifying against Gigante who was the longtime boss of the Genovese family. Gotti did enormous damage to that life so obviously Sammy would have been a much more competent boss considering the FBI had thousands of hours of secretly recorded tapes on Sammy, but they didn't have one shred of evidence since Sammy did what he was supposed to do and kept his mouth shut.
There is no way he wouldn't of been a better boss he's smart cold calculated.. he's fucking almost 77 and look how strong he still is and sharp John gotti would be a wash up compared to Sammy as the boss
@@jamesgretsch4894 so what did Greg scarpo do?
Even 30 years later you can hear the hurt in his voice when he says “I knew he was betraying me behind my back.”
Hahahahahaha
He’s a rat
You can tell he’s old school and he still takes a lot of pride in what he was apart of, he looked annoyed when vlad had things confused “it wasn’t a crew, it was the family”💯
Oh shit 💯🤣🤣🤣
He’s still a mass murderer. If he killed my family member, he’d be wishing he was still undercover. They literally him get away with murder for testifying against someone they hated more.
You are idolizing a serial killer
Youre one of the main problems of society
Yeah thought he called it a crew earlier in the interview
Sammy gave a great interview here. It is amazing he has got this far to tell his story...
ok
To tell a story.
Sammy has this expression of intently waiting for Vlad to say THE WRONG thing 😂
Looks like he wanted to give Vlad 3 in the back of the head.
@@6thfloor33 exactly!!! BWAAAAAAHAHAHA
You hit the nail on the head. That’s the exact look Sammy has on his face the whole time
Facts
My thoughts exactly more like we all are waiting for Vlad to piss him off lol
Love this video. But the interview kills me with his “Okay” after Sammy answers everything 😂
That s something about his interviewing eptitued that i enjoy !!! Different Strokes
Sorry, just stumbled across this interview, it's phenomenal. But I absolutely was thinking the same thing about the "okay" at the end of a story. It's like this dude tells the most gruesome, emotionally charged, poignant story, pause...."okay"...next question😂 I'm like, damn you don't have anything to say after what he just told you other than okay😂😂
Damn that story about my man wit the shoes damn amazing ❤
That hit is way more detailed in his audio book its great and its on youtube if u search it up
@CursetheVandal What's The Tittle Of The Book?
@@eltazz760 underboss by Peter Maas
just what i was about to say , movies cant touch the real thing. and there are prob so many stories like this through out history
I read this as it just finished yes sir
Sammys podcast....is the greatest podcast to date .
I've watched alot of vald interviews by far one of the best interviews a very interesting guy & lifestyle. (The story continues)
Watch Sammy's podcast it's on UA-cam it's called "our thing" he has 5 seasons on UA-cam I highly recommend it. Crazy ass stories
Lol Sammy mad this interview great not Vlad
When my grandfather died there was 24 limos in the precession. I never knew a lot of the people there bc I was so young but you could just tell they were the scariest kindest people ever.
I'm amazed how sharp his mind is at this age, his lived an amazing life even though he took huge risks. Only a very few people in the world have Brass balls like Sal.
well 20 years in jail reading books will sharp your ming I guess
Stealing murder and snitching he's ruined a lot of lives
Brass Balls? fanboys these day
First interview of Vlad’s that I was actually able to watch all the way through in one sitting and that wasn’t actually cut-up into *50* _separate_ clips!
Great interview with a mafia survivor….told with bold truth….Sammy the bull a legend
a legend For killing people? Making little children grow up without a father. Yea that sound legendary! to me
@@preciousakpona7835 well what you here for,.,.he is a legend an your just a termite eating my wood
@@preciousakpona7835 go to 2:04:00 in the video
everyone born before like 1950 tells great stories. old people really know how to paint a picture
These guys really know how to paint a house.
disrespectfull