And it's so perfect. This isn't just a Tony thing. Most "religious" people (especially in the bible belt) will only follow the rules that are convenient to them.
@@MadMike1 no more like everyone is like that including even those who swore to do good like cops political leaders and more any and everyone does whatever and tries to give out excuses
"I had him pegged the whole time" "he helped Carmela when we were strapped" "the guys that work for me are asking for head" "he's a come from behind kinda guy" Amazing writing lmao
This is a real thing in therapy. Jacques Lacan really harped on this. Basically he believed and I believe that people essentially leak their real thoughts and feelings in their language, somewhat like a Freudian slip, but it’s not the same thing. The direct content of the language that patients use means more than they might be aware of.
James Gandolfini really is able to capture the roller coaster of emotions someone has when they actually do some serious self exploration about how they feel. He goes from leaning back on his homophobia , to slightly softening his stance, to denying it was a shock, and then ultimately he realizes that he personally doesn't care all that much.
except now we have their whole lgbt regime forcefully putting that into child media where children should be learning to read, spell, math and other activities appropriate for them. but nah they are more concerned about teaching hand job techniques to elementary schoolers. hopefully with this new transgender bill, all those predatory adults that lust after children will be rightfully fired and arrested.
Honestly, this is a pretty accurate depiction of how Americans feel about LGBTQ things. It's like: "Eww, that's super weird!" To: "Eh, I don't get it but they aren't bothering me. Whatever, I guess." But then rightwing media have to blow things out of proportion and make it some kind of moral crisis when it never was one.
@@Chosen9038 Not our circus, not our monkeys. Not our problem. Not our business. Why are people so nosy? Someone you know does not give you trouble, why should you care if they do their dog? Live and let live. And the more YOU mind your own friking business the better for everyone.
That's the sad part - it's not something he cares about, but it's something expected of him by his social group. He portrays the character so well, he's so exhausted by the inner politics of his circle. Guy does his job and does it better than most of the other grunts, but has to get whacked to maintain the status quo.
The 'Ndrangheta started accepting homosexual members only recently. The son of one of the bosses is a drag queen. But before that, homosexuality in the mafia was completely unacceptable. John D'Amato was killed for being gay.
The guy that brought down Roy demeos murder machine Vito was his name and he was incredibly overweight like Vito on the show. The mafia worked with gays but didn't make gay guys back then.
It’s great to see how Tony instinctively starts going off on a homophobic rant because of the way he was raised and how he’s expected to act around his crew, while also admitting he doesn’t actually care about it when prodded further. It’s another example of how Tony knows what he does is wrong and simply doesn’t care. He doesn’t think Vito should get hurt because he’s gay, but in the end he signs off on the hit just to satisfy the others.
@@PatternLand Yeah... Time moves slowly in the Mob, so you have to understand that he's coming from a very 70-80's era perspective. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if actual Mob Bosses today felt this way.
Ooh, someone’s mad. It’s fun though how the first thing you tried to do is shut someone up - real catholic of you, good job. The minority of all population today believes in deity’s - and christians aren’t even the biggest group out there, that would be muslims.
I swear the dialogue in this show is so effortlessly great. So many reasons why this show is the GOAT but the brilliance of its dialogue always comes to mind.
People hate the first half of the 6yh season but I love it. We see tony almost die and have a new outlook on life to try to be a better husband, a better father and a better person. But we slowly and steadily see him episode by episode chip away and turn back towards his dark desires and violent impulses.
@@Zorichai people always say on here "he didn't change he was always that bad" and blah blah blah . Honestly I think he got worse after his mother died and by the end of the 4th season he was a black hole. Season 1 tony is a very different character than season 6 tony.
@@jmalott96 4th season? I'd say when he was forced to kill his cousin is when he became a black hole. But he definitely signed his death warrant by killing Ralphie over a horse. Season 4 was the beginning of the end for the family.
@@homelessjesse9453 i agree. Season 5 was when the show started to get depressing. Show made u feel as empty and sad as tony felt living in his mother's house. The abuse he gives aj, the souless dinner with his wife explaining the new terms of their marriage ....just chilling
Did people not like the first half of season 6 when it originally aired? Nowadays it seems universally loved. Every Sopranos fan I've talked to really enjoys the Kevin Finnerty thing.
tony's initial reactions to it are the trained reflexes he's learned from the life he's had with the people he's around. He's also angry that it has interfered with his business. The last reflections, given calmly and after he's vented are his real ones. He really, deep down, doesn't give a shit. It's not important to him.
This is quintessential Tony. He knows what he WANTS to believe, and what he SHOULD believe, but his true feelings about anything are increasingly difficult to pin down.
@@timmy13duffy actually i take that back The fact that he defended mafia boys in prison doing that stuff is kind pf despicable. Phil certainly wouldn't be proud.
Deep down Tony didn’t care about Vito being gay, he was the boss & had to make a move. Similar to the way he had to beat up someone (his driver) after his hospitalization to show who was in charge. Tony could show no weakness to his underlings.
@@AxxLAfriku I must say you probably have the most unusual marketing strategy on the internet. You seem to thrive and profit on making yourself as annoying as possible but somehow have attracted enough people to get 35 thousand subscribers. No shame in doing what works
Actually giving a shit really showed the underlings owned him he is only a leader by obeying THEIR rules and he doesn't make the rules. A true king walks and others follow ...he makes his own rules.
He only cared because other people cared. I don't think he was bullshitting when he said "I had him pegged this whole time", he just didn't care until it was out in the open and everyone else knew.
@@alexanderthegreat1270 I feel like it’s more about the trolling than success as they comment in the most random places. I’m almost always shocked when I see one of their comments as they feel so out of left field take this one for instance this is the only one on the entire channel on this one comment. Somehow though it does work as he does all this and still gets many subs and profits off of hate towards him
Tony is a hypocrit who can't control his testosterone. Take away his mistresses he'll become gay, like what he admitted to Melfi. At least Phil knew how to in that situation with a tissue.
To me it seemed like deep down he doesn't really care about homosexuality. At first he was pretty loud and defensive, repeated what his environment would say to present himself as "tough". But that changed to the end of the scene
“I agree with that senator... Sanatorium” Just genius writing. Little gems like that make this show the greatest ever. Stuff like that you miss the first time watching
I love the indirect phrasing Tony says about Vito. “Actually, I had him pegged the whole time.” “He helped Carmela tremendously when we were strapped.” “The guys that work for me are asking for head. *His* head - what the fuck?” “Just for the record, my uh… incarnation was very short-term, so I never had any need for any anal… you know?” I love how Tony realised that he screwed up with his phrasing at “asking for Vito’s head”.
I swear these therapy sessions were the funniest part of the show. Dr Melfi always got the upper hand on him and it was always funny to see his reactions. He knew he was weak before her and he hated it, but could not stop coming. Almost like he was addicted to being disarmed by her lol
if my life hinged on not being outed as gay, i wouldn't go blowing a random security guard and going out to a gay club. incredibly reckless and not very secret
@@jesuspernia8031 I mean there's no reason to suspect that your boss' daughters boyfriend will show up to work hours early, or that some money collectors will see specifically you in the gay bar out of probably hundreds of homos.
@@mappingshaman5280 The first one I agree with. The second one not so much because the mob was behind almost everything and I think Vito should have had knowledge that there’s people collecting money there. Plus if it was only Finn, he would have still lived, but being caught at the gay bar sealed it.
This is the show at its finest, in my opinion. What's actually going on in the minds of people in this life? The therapy sessions were important in that they were a bystander's window into exploring that possible psychology. What a showcase of James Gandolfini's acting ability, as well. Mobsters are people not so far separated mentally from those you may know personally, yourself included, and he really sells that.
I’ve always thought the way melfi says “well that’s nice…” is just fucking hilarious lol. It’s her roundabout way of calling Tony out on his mafia code bullshit right to his face. What a great scene.
Junior gave that as an answer to Tony when they share their last scene together with Tony trying to remind Junior of Johnny Boy and the mob life he once had. “You and my father used to run all of North Jersey together” “I was involved with that?…Well that’s nice”
It's insane the character of Tony. Some parts of the series he's portrayed as sub-human. Then there's moments like 3:40. Truly the greatest character invented of all time.
As a plumber who works with a bunch of middle aged goombahs, they are all exactly like this. Good hard working people, but they have absolutely no idea what to make of homosexuality as a concept and it scares the living shit out of them.
@@factsbeatfeeelings advance mathematics are confusing, sexuality is pretty simple. They don't want to understand it because once you get to a certain age you become a boomer and opening your mind to "new" things is too hard so they go watch fox news instead.
This is actually a pretty great example of how to talk to casually bigoted people. Often you just sorta ask them why they actually feel that way, and they can't really give a good answer and eventually just talk themselves around into being more open minded without you having to say very much at all.
This. These days most "woke" people are just looking for an excuse to yell and get angry and virtue signal about how progressive they are. But that only causes the bigot to double down on their positions. You are more likely to change minds if you don't say much at all, and ask a couple of questions.
@@benjamin6194 The one point I would disagree with you on is that "most" so called woke people are like this. In my personal experience, the majority of socially progressive people (which is basically all "woke" is supposed to mean) are very willing to engage in constructive rhetoric and give people a chance to learn and grow. Unfortunately, the most shrill, self righteous, and confrontational voices get amplified disproportionately by the sensationalist nature of our culture. It may look like most people on the left are insufferable wokescolds, but I don't believe it's true.
@@gordonscott6180 I mean if you want to replace the word "most" with "many" I don't mind. "Many woke people are just looking for an excuse to yell and get angry and virtue signal how progressive they are." Better? But it's still a very common thing, no? We agree that this is a very common phenomenon I am describing, right? Lots of them just want to be SEEN being progressive, by yelling and getting angry and attacking someone, as opposed to actually changing minds, or really changing anything. And if I want to split hairs, I don't think of "woke" has meaning the same thing as socially progressive. "Woke" means tribalism. Defining everything as this group vs that group. So it's men vs women, white vs black, gay vs straight. That's how woke people see the world. Unlike progressives, woke people can't ever coexist peacefully, they have to make war on what they perceive as the opposing tribe. That's how I think of "woke" anyways. It's a fairly new movement. The kind of people who read books about white fragility while saying that women are smarter than men and should rule the world.
@@benjamin6194 Why do you assume the object is always to change minds? Sometimes it's people just being fed up with your sh*t. Nobody owes you a logical discussion to help guide you away from your bigotry. If someone chooses to, bless their hearts, we need more people with that kind of patience in the world. But sometimes people just want to tell bigots to f**k off, and that's perfectly valid too. Geez, imagine thinking people from groups that are discriminated against owe it to bigots to teach them a better way. Sometimes the person from the marginalized group that screams and yells, does so because this is their upteenth encounter of the same kind that same day, and they don't have the patience to have a civil conversation with yet another bigot.
@@benjamin6194 There are some like that, I call it twitter activism. It's not very helpful. But if I had to weigh irritations, annoying zoomers trying to cancel Eminem over what he said 20 years ago vs. actual policies of a major American political party, I know where I'd stand on trying to reduce bigotry. I get it, they're annoying, but acting like virtue signaling is only on the left is really foolish. You should look up the Dixie Chicks as an example.
@@piterpraker3399 he said that there are many fake catholics out there, not that catholics are hypocrites, every catholic I know would agree with that.
Gandolfini was an amazing actor who was capable of always being believable and when necessary scary or relatable. I'm sure would have gave us years of stellar performance if only his life would have not been cut short. See you Tony, we miss you. 🥺
It's really well writen. Feels really authentic. It's the kind of "reasoning" you get from real people who have an opinion on an issue, based on intuition but haven't really thought through properly. And suddenly they have to talk about it and have to formulate their position. It's incoherent, it's confused... it's also very defensive, because a lot of his negative feelings towards the subject comes from a degree of insecurity about himself, and the feeling that he always has to prove his own masculinity. God forbit, somebody might think HE's gay!
Exactly on the money. And look at all the genuine homophobes in these comments that didn't understand that, just goes to show how well-written this show was.
Yep, great scene…. Well written/acted/directed…. A real issue, portrayed in a real way, not the typical “we’re leftist Hollywood and we support these activities so nothing about it can seem to the viewer as controversial in any way, everyone has to be portrayed as loving and supporting it or as a total, evil, piece of shit who is hiding his own love for it behind confused hate!”
@@dilikdolik "For the uninitiated, pegging is a sexual act that usually involves a cis woman donning a strap-on dildo and making sweet, sweet love to the anus of her partner, who is more often than not a cis male." Here ya go
We need to have more moments like this in TV shows since there isn't a better way of spreading awareness to bigotry then trying to understand where it comes from
Lol have you read the comments on half of these sopranos videos? Half of them are of mouth breathing idiots who idolize Tony’s character as a “man’s man,” and think his word is gospel. David Chase himself even realized it while writing the show; I remember seeing in an interview him saying he got pissed off as the show was going because he thought people empathized and enjoyed the characters too much, so he had to think of more ways to make it obvious they were bad people lmao
@@serendipitousslim1529lol not at all. Yeah everyone loves Tonys character but most comments i saw relaize that hes a sociopath and a bad person so idk what you are on.
3:10 they way Tony's doing mental gymnastics to clarify he had never had gay encounters in prison is hilarious. James' face is priceless. I also love how Melfi is figuratively eating popcorn during this whole scene. She's having a ball picking at Tony's brain. Lol
Before Dexter, before Don Draper, before Walter White...there was Tony Soprano. The ORIGINAL television antihero. I’m a gay man myself, and I love this scene because of its brutal honesty and ambiguity. Tony’s caught between his knowledge of Vito as a good person and his obligations as a mob boss to stamp out perceived “weakness.” There’s also an undercurrent of anticapitalism here: not only does Tony cite the old guard and their “major dollars” as a reason for punishing Vito, but his final lines outright name “your house, the shit you own” as the reason that it’s hard to maintain positivity and kindness. I honestly believe that this was one of, if not THE, best TV dramas ever created, anchored by the incomparable James Gandolfini. Amazing...
i gotta say, putting tony into therapy has got to be one of the most genius piece of writing in tv. getting a mob bosses brash insight and outbursts while he pussyfoots around the details to not incriminate himself. sopranos really nailed the character writing
@@ahmedaly-mx1bo (Spoiler alert)Unless I'm mistaken, the character they're talking about gets bumped off mid-season 6 - (episode "Cold Stones") - so probably some time just before that. Maybe not such a long hill really, unless you look at the entire run as one downhill slog. I was speaking more thematically, though, than narratively. I think this session represents Tony's closest connection with his humanity in the entire run.
You can kind of tell that on a personal level, Tony doesn't really give a fuck about gay people one way or another. He isn't really homophobic, but he knows that it'll be expected of him to act on it or his family will lose face. Sad.
Eh I think it depends on how you look at it. I think he is disgusted by homosexuality but not homosexuals (if that makes sense). Kinda like saying “to me, it’s disgusting, but who am I to tell you what YOU should or shouldn’t be doing?”. That’s why he said he just doesn’t want to see it in public. He’s homophobic, but not to the point where he’d want to harm someone. Hence why he asked why Vito doesn’t deserve a second chance. The whole killing Vito situation was more about their reputation in the crime world being affected rather than him actually being gay anyway.
I think this is one of the best scenes that sums up the relationship of Tony and Milfi along with Tony’s character beautifully. Tony is a strict Catholic but we see him break tenets even a normal Catholic knows. As well as putting on this persona of a tough guy who has to be this way because of his upbringing and surroundings. Milfi sees through this bs persona. She knows this is an act and honestly knows that Tony while a hardass is a big softy. Who at the end doesn’t give a shit about Vito being gay. I mean it makes sense before this reveal Vito was a respected member and did his job.
He murdered ppl. Can't really say he was a big softy and that it's an act. You're making it like she's breaking him down and making him look inferior. When she triggered him he got up he put his hands on her and threatened her
@@Carl_McMelvin Dude, you're the one here acting upset. The fact that you're acting like a bigot and responding with nothing but pointless insults really shows who's the sad one here lmao.
@@Carl_McMelvin Once again you reply with the exact same message. Do you know how to say anything else, or can you only speak the language of "angry 12-15 year old who watches Ben Shapiro and makes fun of minorities because they want a sense of power over their life"? Lmao
The conflict between his humanity and upholding the power of his brand and image as a mob boss is ironically like being in the clouset. The draining stress of maintaining the responsibilities others have burdened him with is the core to his problems and violence.
The Sopranos is such a well written show. I can't get over how amazing it is. I can watch these clips for days. Might have to just go back and watch the whole series for a third time.
I know that Tony soprano is a character on the show but I have to admit I have never related more to a human being in my life. He's sitting here trying to understand the world around him and his place in it. he's trying to figure out what he really thinks versus what other people have told him. It's a difficult thing to do. I was raised to hate gay people and then one of my best childhood friends turned out to be gay the whole time. He didn't reveal it until his junior year of high school and we had been friends since early middle school. I had no idea. When he came out of the closet social turmoil swept everyone in our little circle. He lost many friends..... But he never lost me. Even though I was told I had to leave him behind even hate him, I just couldn't do it. And then I was only one of three of his friends he retained. There were at least 18 or so in our circle. I'm a married heterosexual man but I can't hate another man for his homosexuality. I just can't bring myself to hate someone. Whether you believe it's a choice, a disease, or just another way of life it doesn't justify hate.
“That lesbian thing with Jennifer Beales ….. it wasn’t bad “ - Tony Soprano , Feminist and LBGTQ advocate
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🤣
Tony's practically da president of New Jersey PFLAG!
@Patrick McMahon Exactly!
“Fa crissakes, deres betta lookin men in da can den my sista!!”
“I’m a strict Catholic” had people murdered daily, cheats on his wife all the time. This show is just to good to be true😂
And it's so perfect. This isn't just a Tony thing. Most "religious" people (especially in the bible belt) will only follow the rules that are convenient to them.
Well if the Pope himself is covering for paedophiles I'd say that makes Tony right, he's just following his churches example lol
@@MadMike1 constantly cherry picking, before saying he's a strict catholic he also says lesbians arent bad 😂
@@MadMike1 no more like everyone is like that including even those who swore to do good like cops political leaders and more any and everyone does whatever and tries to give out excuses
@@mikeoxlong567 Everyone in the world is a cherry picker.
"You knew he was gay?"
- "I had him pegged the whole time"
Lol
Hahahahahhaha
Such bullshit hahaha
"Hell, he even pegged me!"
"He helped Carmela tremendously when we were strapped." They went wild with this dialogue but it works.
The guys are asking for head. His head.
"I had him pegged the whole time"
"he helped Carmela when we were strapped"
"the guys that work for me are asking for head"
"he's a come from behind kinda guy"
Amazing writing lmao
“Just for the record, my incarceration was short term, so I never had any need for… you know.”
"I agree with that Senator, Sanitorium"
Let's take it in the back..
Yeah, that's what Vito did😂
This is a real thing in therapy. Jacques Lacan really harped on this.
Basically he believed and I believe that people essentially leak their real thoughts and feelings in their language, somewhat like a Freudian slip, but it’s not the same thing.
The direct content of the language that patients use means more than they might be aware of.
"I don't give too much of a shit."
"Pretty soon we'll be fuckin dogs."
I love Dr. Melfi scenes because it's basically like a postgame press conference on Tony's life events.
Haha bang on. It was like the highlights 😂😂😂
So true
Now every time I see that clip of LeBron in shorts walks out with a handbag saying, "Do better tomorrow", I'mma think of T
Thats lowkey exactly what therapy is.
You talk about the past week. The highlights.
Its a team meeting with your coach.
LMAO Holy shit this is a perfect analogy
"I'm a strict Catholic" hahahahaha good one Tony
Says the man whose had a mistress in every season and is a part time owner of a strip club.
@@lucasrackley250 And regularly murders people.
"We bend more rules than the Catholic church!" - Johnny Sack
"You getta pass fa that"
Lol it also always pissed me off when Philly said "its a sacrament!" As if that means two shits to these guys when they're with their girlfriends 😂
“Transwhatevers” Tony soprano leading the gender debate since 1999
Brilliant hahaha
Still strands true
tony has always been at the precipice of an enormous crossroad.
He had year in college so he knows about transwhatevers
😂😂
James Gandolfini really is able to capture the roller coaster of emotions someone has when they actually do some serious self exploration about how they feel. He goes from leaning back on his homophobia , to slightly softening his stance, to denying it was a shock, and then ultimately he realizes that he personally doesn't care all that much.
Im the same way.
except now we have their whole lgbt regime forcefully putting that into child media where children should be learning to read, spell, math and other activities appropriate for them. but nah they are more concerned about teaching hand job techniques to elementary schoolers. hopefully with this new transgender bill, all those predatory adults that lust after children will be rightfully fired and arrested.
Honestly, this is a pretty accurate depiction of how Americans feel about LGBTQ things.
It's like: "Eww, that's super weird!"
To: "Eh, I don't get it but they aren't bothering me. Whatever, I guess."
But then rightwing media have to blow things out of proportion and make it some kind of moral crisis when it never was one.
@@Chosen9038 Not our circus, not our monkeys. Not our problem. Not our business. Why are people so nosy? Someone you know does not give you trouble, why should you care if they do their dog? Live and let live. And the more YOU mind your own friking business the better for everyone.
That's the sad part - it's not something he cares about, but it's something expected of him by his social group. He portrays the character so well, he's so exhausted by the inner politics of his circle. Guy does his job and does it better than most of the other grunts, but has to get whacked to maintain the status quo.
"the guys that work for me are asking me for head... his head... wtf" underated line right there ahahaha
had to be intentional, right? :)
The medicine... the ones he's taking after his hospital stay...it does things...makes him say things, too...
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha soooooooooooooo underated line
@@simonnot8487 like a truth serum...
I don't think it's under-rated at all, everybody noticed it.
This is actually a very powerful scene. She knows it’s highly-likely Tony is going to kill him. In a way, she’s fighting for Vito’s life.
The 'Ndrangheta started accepting homosexual members only recently. The son of one of the bosses is a drag queen.
But before that, homosexuality in the mafia was completely unacceptable. John D'Amato was killed for being gay.
@@NIKOLAP7 or for trying to run the family as a puppet for the Gambinos
@@NIKOLAP7 that situation is different the Boss isnt gay. Plus their in another country.
This scene is unrealistic...he’s a mob boss talking to a psychiatrist lol
The guy that brought down Roy demeos murder machine Vito was his name and he was incredibly overweight like Vito on the show.
The mafia worked with gays but didn't make gay guys back then.
It’s great to see how Tony instinctively starts going off on a homophobic rant because of the way he was raised and how he’s expected to act around his crew, while also admitting he doesn’t actually care about it when prodded further. It’s another example of how Tony knows what he does is wrong and simply doesn’t care. He doesn’t think Vito should get hurt because he’s gay, but in the end he signs off on the hit just to satisfy the others.
Video just showed up on my feed as well, and I was thinking the same thing. That, and how it probably reflects a lot of people and their views.
OOOH phobia!!! I'm scared a this
Two guys boning phobia is a word somebody dreamed up. A short time ago they had a phobia about coming out and letting everyone know
I think he'd care if he was prodded further.
@@Harp_and_Guitar_Moving_Forward What?
The “he’s a faaaaaag” line is an absolute classic. I sometimes say it aloud while I’m alone at the house.
:(
Me too… especially while looking In the mirror 😂😂🏳️🌈
huh?
@@Jays6926 based
0:43
1:05 "Gays and trans-whatevers, of all stripes."
Businesses practicing their PR for pride month.
Charles Schwab ova here
"My incarceration was very short term so I never had any need ...", Tony was really concerned giving the wrong impression
An Italian mob boss from the early 00s hell yeah I’d be too lol
@@PatternLand Yeah... Time moves slowly in the Mob, so you have to understand that he's coming from a very 70-80's era perspective. Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if actual Mob Bosses today felt this way.
@@themaverick6269 So you're telling me in 15 to 20 years we'll have mob bosses acting like queens ? I loooove it.
@@Drakoraz We already do. I've hung out with enough Gay's and lesbians to know that the "gay mafia" does, in fact, exist! 🤣
I cant get women Outside of prison, and I still would never fuck around w a dude!
“Did you know he was gay?” “I had him pegged the whole time.” LMAO the jokes were crazy this episode.
lol
@mohammedrafik nareja fucking someone up the ass
@mohammedrafik nareja To have someone pegged means to have them figured out, though in this case there's a literal meaning to it
Funny since he's copying Christopher who said he called it and knew it from a long time ago
hahaha that went right over my head some how. that is gold tho lmao
"Men kissing men, holding eachother's hands"
says the Italian
huh thats different
@@Vergapol1 You get a pass for that
@@Aritro77Hugging and kissing the cheek when its family is normal unless you live in a place rampant with homosexuals
@@Vergapol1 Things Americans won't understand.
@@ordafles5360we could care less basically
Tony "I'm a strict Catholic" - Dude we're a walking advert for the 7 deadly sins
Lol we?
Hypocrisy is the trademark of the modern Christian
@Septic Neuron billions?
@@popings yes, there are 8 billions of us if not more, now be like an H and fucking silence
Ooh, someone’s mad. It’s fun though how the first thing you tried to do is shut someone up - real catholic of you, good job.
The minority of all population today believes in deity’s - and christians aren’t even the biggest group out there, that would be muslims.
"Had him pegged the whole time"
"Lota guys are asking for head"
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What the faq
Lol, “pegged”...
Freudian Slip
@@spaceranger6308 are you by any chance familiar with the Genovaverse
I swear the dialogue in this show is so effortlessly great. So many reasons why this show is the GOAT but the brilliance of its dialogue always comes to mind.
Man RIP Gandolfini he was one of a kind. He nailed this role so perfect
Yep it's as if we watched someone else's life on tv like how Rick and Morty do with interdimensional cable. RIP James Gandolfini.
Had it pegged the whole time
@@realamericannegro977 bro you did not just compare the soprano’s to Rick and Morty. I like Rick and Morty but come on
@@Cal.Crimson You're right, Sopranos is shit comparatively!
@@stuv1996 Rick and morty is trash
“You’re in there for 5, 10 years!”
“I DID 20 FUCKING YEARS IN THE CAN”
10 years in the the joint made you a
@@rangerv1WHOA BREAKING THE LAW
Damn I didn't realize when I watched it, but Phil sacrificed his sexuality too. Probably turned gay after 20 years of being butt fucked.
People hate the first half of the 6yh season but I love it. We see tony almost die and have a new outlook on life to try to be a better husband, a better father and a better person. But we slowly and steadily see him episode by episode chip away and turn back towards his dark desires and violent impulses.
Not only that, but he becomes worst than ever.
@@Zorichai people always say on here "he didn't change he was always that bad" and blah blah blah . Honestly I think he got worse after his mother died and by the end of the 4th season he was a black hole. Season 1 tony is a very different character than season 6 tony.
@@jmalott96 4th season? I'd say when he was forced to kill his cousin is when he became a black hole. But he definitely signed his death warrant by killing Ralphie over a horse. Season 4 was the beginning of the end for the family.
@@homelessjesse9453 i agree. Season 5 was when the show started to get depressing. Show made u feel as empty and sad as tony felt living in his mother's house. The abuse he gives aj, the souless dinner with his wife explaining the new terms of their marriage ....just chilling
Did people not like the first half of season 6 when it originally aired? Nowadays it seems universally loved. Every Sopranos fan I've talked to really enjoys the Kevin Finnerty thing.
"Trans-whatevers of all stripes" this writing is just outrageous, so good.
I’m impressed he said trans and not tranny. Don’t think I was even aware of the term “trans” back then
Really not that good.
The colorful language was definitely a defining key,
Frankly it still is.
'SCUSE ME! HE SAID "Trans-whatevahs..."
Kay just being that guy. Goodbye.
@@TheTurquoiseAlien Seems pretty good to me :^).
tony's initial reactions to it are the trained reflexes he's learned from the life he's had with the people he's around. He's also angry that it has interfered with his business. The last reflections, given calmly and after he's vented are his real ones. He really, deep down, doesn't give a shit. It's not important to him.
I can't believe he vented, personally, that's a little sus
@@donato8983 susprano???
@@donato8983 better to vent to her tho than someone else
@@CrashCarson14 yeah she probably wouldn't report him
Yeah pretty much
This is quintessential Tony. He knows what he WANTS to believe, and what he SHOULD believe, but his true feelings about anything are increasingly difficult to pin down.
should is crazy
around his peers tho yeah i see your point lmao
I love how tony immediately pivots off the hypocrisy of him having millions of dollars but still needing extra money from his crew for his wife
They offered up that cash
@@hanklesacks they offered it up because it was expected of them, not out of the kindness of their hearts
@@Ed-en8br Exactly, that entire episode was Paulie and Vito trying to avoid paying Carmela.
@@alithelin1234 its not net worth when tony confirms in the clip that he has millions of dollars dumbass
Yeah, that's how hierarchy works. Your boss takes half your money too, just before you knew it was there.
This is 4 minutes of the full complexity of this character - likable and despicable all in the same person.... Expert writing and acting.
I don't find anything despicable about him in this scene.
@@galacticguardian2783 That's nice.
@@timmy13duffy actually i take that back The fact that he defended mafia boys in prison doing that stuff is kind pf despicable. Phil certainly wouldn't be proud.
There’s something likeable about this guy?
@@Zilegil about to protagonist of one of the most successful tv shows of all time? I’m gonna go out on a limb and say people find him likable
Deep down Tony didn’t care about Vito being gay, he was the boss & had to make a move. Similar to the way he had to beat up someone (his driver) after his hospitalization to show who was in charge. Tony could show no weakness to his underlings.
Whats your problem with slamming a refrigirator door?
@@AxxLAfriku I must say you probably have the most unusual marketing strategy on the internet. You seem to thrive and profit on making yourself as annoying as possible but somehow have attracted enough people to get 35 thousand subscribers.
No shame in doing what works
Actually giving a shit really showed the underlings owned him he is only a leader by obeying THEIR rules and he doesn't make the rules. A true king walks and others follow ...he makes his own rules.
He only cared because other people cared. I don't think he was bullshitting when he said "I had him pegged this whole time", he just didn't care until it was out in the open and everyone else knew.
@@alexanderthegreat1270 I feel like it’s more about the trolling than success as they comment in the most random places. I’m almost always shocked when I see one of their comments as they feel so out of left field take this one for instance this is the only one on the entire channel on this one comment. Somehow though it does work as he does all this and still gets many subs and profits off of hate towards him
"he's a 💞🏳️🌈FAAAAAAGGG💞🏳️🌈" why was bro singing it
Because the insult hits harder in song
I assumed he was mocking the stereotypical gay voice.
Lmao
He was feeling zesty 💅
I assumed he was saying it like that to imply that it's obvious. Sort of like "isn't it obvious???"
Tony never had the makings of a strict catholic.
He was not a varsity Catholic
This comment should have far more likes.
His religion looked like shit.
Gold!
He is a walking advertisement of the Seven Dealdy Sins!
“What are you gonna do? There’s no women there”
Phil Leotardo knew what to do...and with a grilled cheese sandwich off the radiator to boot
Twenty years in the can. No one can blame him.
No more butchie, no more of this
Agreed...
I compromised (awkward stares)... I jacked off in a tissue
Tony is a hypocrit who can't control his testosterone. Take away his mistresses he'll become gay, like what he admitted to Melfi. At least Phil knew how to in that situation with a tissue.
For a person so homophobic he was surprisingly understanding of gay sex in prison.
A lot of prisoners are like that
@@Lilyanna298 you saying tony was getting ass in prison?
Is not gay if is in prison thats in the Geneva convention man
@@The-Deadite I'm sure tony felt the same way.
To me it seemed like deep down he doesn't really care about homosexuality.
At first he was pretty loud and defensive, repeated what his environment would say to present himself as "tough".
But that changed to the end of the scene
“I agree with that senator... Sanatorium”
Just genius writing. Little gems like that make this show the greatest ever. Stuff like that you miss the first time watching
We let this stuff go too far pretty soon we'll be fuckin dogs
😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 i fucken agree with this 100%
@@SIXNINEONEFOURpretty will be fucking dogs 😅
The wire is the greatest written show ever
@@kingtrawalget the fuck outta here, sopranos is number 1
@@kingtrawal no
"Don't forget...I'm a strict Catholic" Lmfaooooooo
“There’s no women thereee!
You’re there for 5-10 years!”
Phil was there for 20, I think…
He compromised
@@jackofall2305 I bursted!!!
"very short term"
He never mentioned his 20 years in the can.
It is highly speculative how many years Phil did, he never stated it.
“Your there 5, 10 years!”
Knew this one guy he did 20 fucking years. He didn’t like talking about it much tho
I think this guy compromised and ate grilled cheese off the radiator, might be wrong tho
You never admit the existence of this thing!
@@paulkovalski9026 this thing of ours
A tissue
Are you talking about my uncle phillips?
James Gandolfini was brilliant as usual. Passed away too soon and is sadly missed.
So was Robin Williams, Paul Walker, Heath Ledger, Patrick Swayze, Jennifer Syme, and Lance Reddick.
@@MBnobody420 Just goes to show, you've got to appreciate people while they're still here, because one day they suddenly won't be.
@@MrJonezy541 True.
I love the indirect phrasing Tony says about Vito.
“Actually, I had him pegged the whole time.”
“He helped Carmela tremendously when we were strapped.”
“The guys that work for me are asking for head. *His* head - what the fuck?”
“Just for the record, my uh… incarnation was very short-term, so I never had any need for any anal… you know?”
I love how Tony realised that he screwed up with his phrasing at “asking for Vito’s head”.
Bruh he's in therapy we don't laugh at phrasing in there when it's important shit like this
@@kakizakichannel Always laugh at phrasing no matter the situation
@@kakizakichannel its a show not reality
@@nohooligans888 And yet we all laugh at each others delusion. You're right it is a show a shit show in fact
I was doubting if we were seeing Tony Soprano or Tobias Funke
Therapist: “what’s your emotional response to homosexuality?”
Tony: “... ... ... those fuckin’ cell phones huh!?”
Its the 5gs antennas or wahtever turning people gay or trans of all stripes
@@Sinner987 Lmao I Lost my shit When he said stripes I fell on the ground laughing
"What's the D E A L with cellphones these days?"
I swear these therapy sessions were the funniest part of the show. Dr Melfi always got the upper hand on him and it was always funny to see his reactions. He knew he was weak before her and he hated it, but could not stop coming. Almost like he was addicted to being disarmed by her lol
they were the most boring part of the show, but there's a few laughs in there
@@JK-br1mu no his therapy sessions is when the show offered so much insight on his character
@@yamomsahoe2430 boring. The 2nd and 3rd times through I just fast-forwarded those.
@@JK-br1mu average MCU fan
@@anthonyf616 bangin' broads
LOL!!! How Lorraine Bracco managed to do this scene seriously, without laughing, is worth of praise 😂😂😂
Tony: "Men kissing men is disgusting".
Also Tony: Kisses every men on the show
Truuuue!
Not with his tongue.
@@CarbonGlassMan Who's to say...?
@@mokonono5903 well it's in video.
He was Italian. lol
Tony to Sill “fucking Vito couldn’t of done this secretly in his own time” Sill “isn’t that what he did Tony?”
if my life hinged on not being outed as gay, i wouldn't go blowing a random security guard and going out to a gay club. incredibly reckless and not very secret
Technically he didn’t. He was out dancing in gay bars and blowing security guards in the open. He had it coming
From behind 😳
@@jesuspernia8031 I mean there's no reason to suspect that your boss' daughters boyfriend will show up to work hours early, or that some money collectors will see specifically you in the gay bar out of probably hundreds of homos.
@@mappingshaman5280
The first one I agree with. The second one not so much because the mob was behind almost everything and I think Vito should have had knowledge that there’s people collecting money there. Plus if it was only Finn, he would have still lived, but being caught at the gay bar sealed it.
“Every fucking tv show now, they rub your nose in it”
I wonder if it was hard not to wink at the camera after that line lol.
Well we’re gone past having our nose rubbed in now
@@toomuch9762 oh no gay people in tv shows 😱😱😱😱😱
@@jopa4033 read his nickname
@@jopa4033 And some people that comment are retards, as seen from this prime example from Jopa!
ARE you know he was joking, right?
This is the show at its finest, in my opinion. What's actually going on in the minds of people in this life? The therapy sessions were important in that they were a bystander's window into exploring that possible psychology. What a showcase of James Gandolfini's acting ability, as well. Mobsters are people not so far separated mentally from those you may know personally, yourself included, and he really sells that.
I’ve always thought the way melfi says “well that’s nice…” is just fucking hilarious lol. It’s her roundabout way of calling Tony out on his mafia code bullshit right to his face. What a great scene.
Junior gave that as an answer to Tony when they share their last scene together with Tony trying to remind Junior of Johnny Boy and the mob life he once had.
“You and my father used to run all of North Jersey together”
“I was involved with that?…Well that’s nice”
She like oh thts how you get down😊😏🤣🤣🤣💯
It's insane the character of Tony. Some parts of the series he's portrayed as sub-human. Then there's moments like 3:40. Truly the greatest character invented of all time.
@@anthonylaloggia112 What are you a weirdass or something?
His moment of sympathy for g*ys was his characters worst moment
@@Bobbleheads56 why?
@@Bobbleheads56 you’re a moron lol
@@Bobbleheads56 im gonna have to assume youre joking since you have a brockhampton song in your playlist lmaooo
"The guys that are working for me are asking for head, his head"
Well they should ask him that then
I love that little "huh?" Tony does when melfi asks about his finances during his hospital stay.
1:21 "Men kissing men" That's all what his crew does when they greet each other LOL!
JRC FOG like are you even comparing yourself to him in this moment or but hurt about what he said lol
Thats like a cultural thing it's a greeting. You're the one reading too much into it
Literally!! They're a few inches from being gay then!!
You get a pass for that
That's pretty much the point. The more comfortable a culture is with male-male kissing and hugging, the more averse it is to homosexuality.
"the guys that work for me are asking for head... his head... ah what the fuck?!" xD
“I agree with that Senator Sanatorium” 😂
I love how ignorant Tony is and yet Melfi never draws attention to it
@@red2977 Except the time when she made fun of Tony’s “rigard” to her smug shrink with the giant water bottle.
Rick Santorum is based.
@@samplexample Rick Santorum is a fucking idiot lol
@@Odinsday idk bro.. if Sanitorium thinks sexual deviancy is a slippery slope, he’s wiser than any single one of you lefty fucksticks.
As a plumber who works with a bunch of middle aged goombahs, they are all exactly like this. Good hard working people, but they have absolutely no idea what to make of homosexuality as a concept and it scares the living shit out of them.
"good" people
Honestly they just gotta meet gay people in person, I’ve changed a lot of peoples views that way
@@floodhunter2156 its a very simple thing to understand. People have been doing it for thousands of years. Don't they watch tv lmao?
It's not scary, just confusing and inconsistent.
@@factsbeatfeeelings advance mathematics are confusing, sexuality is pretty simple. They don't want to understand it because once you get to a certain age you become a boomer and opening your mind to "new" things is too hard so they go watch fox news instead.
Great actor...really. He left this world too soon.
He left at a time when the world was better , good for him
He died the way Christopher said he would at his intervention
It's sad when they go young like that
@@rickyj1250 WHEN THEY GO?
James was top 5 in his era. Also a good dude from what I hear.
3:00 ... Does anyone else hear Phil in the background saying ... "Twenty fucking years!"
Cause I sure did.
I thought I was the only one.
Actually I don't
All I hear is a grilled cheese on a radiator
All Phil admitted to was a tissue.
Is that how long Phil was in prison for? I don’t remember one scene where he went into detail about his time in the can.
“You get a pass for that” lmfao
In real life you dont, in prison you get fucked up for being gay if you arent on a protected range
@@donc7984 exactly. This show is only half-realistic.
“That’s nice.”
1:42 "She a dike in real life?" Melfi goes, "How the fuck should I know? What do you think I am?"
This is actually a pretty great example of how to talk to casually bigoted people. Often you just sorta ask them why they actually feel that way, and they can't really give a good answer and eventually just talk themselves around into being more open minded without you having to say very much at all.
This. These days most "woke" people are just looking for an excuse to yell and get angry and virtue signal about how progressive they are. But that only causes the bigot to double down on their positions. You are more likely to change minds if you don't say much at all, and ask a couple of questions.
@@benjamin6194 The one point I would disagree with you on is that "most" so called woke people are like this. In my personal experience, the majority of socially progressive people (which is basically all "woke" is supposed to mean) are very willing to engage in constructive rhetoric and give people a chance to learn and grow. Unfortunately, the most shrill, self righteous, and confrontational voices get amplified disproportionately by the sensationalist nature of our culture. It may look like most people on the left are insufferable wokescolds, but I don't believe it's true.
@@gordonscott6180 I mean if you want to replace the word "most" with "many" I don't mind. "Many woke people are just looking for an excuse to yell and get angry and virtue signal how progressive they are."
Better? But it's still a very common thing, no? We agree that this is a very common phenomenon I am describing, right? Lots of them just want to be SEEN being progressive, by yelling and getting angry and attacking someone, as opposed to actually changing minds, or really changing anything.
And if I want to split hairs, I don't think of "woke" has meaning the same thing as socially progressive. "Woke" means tribalism. Defining everything as this group vs that group. So it's men vs women, white vs black, gay vs straight. That's how woke people see the world. Unlike progressives, woke people can't ever coexist peacefully, they have to make war on what they perceive as the opposing tribe. That's how I think of "woke" anyways. It's a fairly new movement. The kind of people who read books about white fragility while saying that women are smarter than men and should rule the world.
@@benjamin6194 Why do you assume the object is always to change minds? Sometimes it's people just being fed up with your sh*t. Nobody owes you a logical discussion to help guide you away from your bigotry. If someone chooses to, bless their hearts, we need more people with that kind of patience in the world. But sometimes people just want to tell bigots to f**k off, and that's perfectly valid too. Geez, imagine thinking people from groups that are discriminated against owe it to bigots to teach them a better way. Sometimes the person from the marginalized group that screams and yells, does so because this is their upteenth encounter of the same kind that same day, and they don't have the patience to have a civil conversation with yet another bigot.
@@benjamin6194 There are some like that, I call it twitter activism. It's not very helpful. But if I had to weigh irritations, annoying zoomers trying to cancel Eminem over what he said 20 years ago vs. actual policies of a major American political party, I know where I'd stand on trying to reduce bigotry. I get it, they're annoying, but acting like virtue signaling is only on the left is really foolish. You should look up the Dixie Chicks as an example.
“I’m a strict catholic” 😂😂😂😂😂 wtf this really is the best show ever cuz there’s hypocrites like this everywhere
Listen at this dumbass
There's nothing inherently wrong with being a catholic - I mean, as a protestant I have my personal beefs with it, but whatever.
@@marcomarco6834 he isn't wrong
@@piterpraker3399 he said that there are many fake catholics out there, not that catholics are hypocrites, every catholic I know would agree with that.
@@piterpraker3399
That was an off colored remark. Highly inappropriate. If you Catholics want, I'll demand he's taxed.
This conversation is unreal. Masterclass in acting from both of them.
"2:20"
The guys that work for me are asking for head 🤣
“The guys that work for me are asking for head”. Apparently, they heard that Vito had mad skills.
For me it's the bit where he calls Rick Santorum "Senator Sanatorium".
I thought that was great too!
Gandolfini was an amazing actor who was capable of always being believable and when necessary scary or relatable. I'm sure would have gave us years of stellar performance if only his life would have not been cut short. See you Tony, we miss you. 🥺
It's sad when they go young like that
James
2:17 this feels like a genuine blooper they kept in, I love it.
It's really well writen. Feels really authentic. It's the kind of "reasoning" you get from real people who have an opinion on an issue, based on intuition but haven't really thought through properly. And suddenly they have to talk about it and have to formulate their position. It's incoherent, it's confused... it's also very defensive, because a lot of his negative feelings towards the subject comes from a degree of insecurity about himself, and the feeling that he always has to prove his own masculinity. God forbit, somebody might think HE's gay!
Exactly on the money. And look at all the genuine homophobes in these comments that didn't understand that, just goes to show how well-written this show was.
@@HeatyFrog cope
Yep, great scene…. Well written/acted/directed…. A real issue, portrayed in a real way, not the typical “we’re leftist Hollywood and we support these activities so nothing about it can seem to the viewer as controversial in any way, everyone has to be portrayed as loving and supporting it or as a total, evil, piece of shit who is hiding his own love for it behind confused hate!”
@@Rick_Sanchez_C137_ hollywood, that well known anti-capitalist and left wing institution.
@@HeatyFrog homophobia is based
"Actually, I had him pegged the whole time." Tony would've thought twice before using that word if he knew it's other connotations.
Do you mind telling me what is the other meaning? English is not my first language 🌸
@@dilikdolik "For the uninitiated, pegging is a sexual act that usually involves a cis woman donning a strap-on dildo and making sweet, sweet love to the anus of her partner, who is more often than not a cis male."
Here ya go
@@micahlee2191 Thanks.
Lol. How you give a pass for being gay in jail but not in public
2nv Solo I think they get a pass because they're pitching not catching.
I wouldn’t have sex with another guy even if I was in prison for a million years.
You don’t get a pass, you get a “pash”
AgnosticProle I’m reading these comments and laughing at how fucked masculinity is like geezz.
@@paddyoak1 truth
The first time I heard T say “he’s a faaaAag” My stomach hurt from laughing
The first time I watched this I was surprised by his "head" comment and keeled over laughing
“I agree wit that Senator Sanitorium” lmao
2:03 I never noticed that little fist pump with "fucking dogs", great stuff
We need to have more moments like this in TV shows since there isn't a better way of spreading awareness to bigotry then trying to understand where it comes from
this show is far from your opportunity to spread your opinion on 'bigotry' or whatever the fuck. stfu
Lol have you read the comments on half of these sopranos videos? Half of them are of mouth breathing idiots who idolize Tony’s character as a “man’s man,” and think his word is gospel. David Chase himself even realized it while writing the show; I remember seeing in an interview him saying he got pissed off as the show was going because he thought people empathized and enjoyed the characters too much, so he had to think of more ways to make it obvious they were bad people lmao
@@serendipitousslim1529lol not at all.
Yeah everyone loves Tonys character but most comments i saw relaize that hes a sociopath and a bad person so idk what you are on.
This is how most people talk about this issue. Don't kid yourself
This. This is why we have freedom of speech.
“I’m a strict catholic...”
this man would “ok” somebody being killed with the same amount of effort it would take for him to unwrap a sandwich 😂
Tony's mannerisms and hand gestures make this scene even more hilarious lol.
"You get a pass for dat"
"Well, that's nice"
I'm dead XD
3:10 they way Tony's doing mental gymnastics to clarify he had never had gay encounters in prison is hilarious. James' face is priceless.
I also love how Melfi is figuratively eating popcorn during this whole scene. She's having a ball picking at Tony's brain. Lol
Before Dexter, before Don Draper, before Walter White...there was Tony Soprano. The ORIGINAL television antihero. I’m a gay man myself, and I love this scene because of its brutal honesty and ambiguity. Tony’s caught between his knowledge of Vito as a good person and his obligations as a mob boss to stamp out perceived “weakness.” There’s also an undercurrent of anticapitalism here: not only does Tony cite the old guard and their “major dollars” as a reason for punishing Vito, but his final lines outright name “your house, the shit you own” as the reason that it’s hard to maintain positivity and kindness. I honestly believe that this was one of, if not THE, best TV dramas ever created, anchored by the incomparable James Gandolfini. Amazing...
Don't be gay.
Probably the most honest internet comment you’ll ever see here
why are you gay?
How can you be a good person if you are a homosexual? Doesn’t make any sense.
The head joke made me laugh more than I should’ve 😂
"Trying to work a cellphone menu is enough to make you scream."
i gotta say, putting tony into therapy has got to be one of the most genius piece of writing in tv. getting a mob bosses brash insight and outbursts while he pussyfoots around the details to not incriminate himself. sopranos really nailed the character writing
No, it's shitty, lazy writing.
This session was the closest in the entire run that Tony came to being healed. I think it was all down a very long hill from here.
Which season is it ?
@@ahmedaly-mx1bo (Spoiler alert)Unless I'm mistaken, the character they're talking about gets bumped off mid-season 6 - (episode "Cold Stones") - so probably some time just before that. Maybe not such a long hill really, unless you look at the entire run as one downhill slog. I was speaking more thematically, though, than narratively. I think this session represents Tony's closest connection with his humanity in the entire run.
You can kind of tell that on a personal level, Tony doesn't really give a fuck about gay people one way or another. He isn't really homophobic, but he knows that it'll be expected of him to act on it or his family will lose face. Sad.
I mean he is, but not to the extent to kill his top earner over it
no, not sad. Good. I would rather him know deep down he is wrong then not
Eh I think it depends on how you look at it. I think he is disgusted by homosexuality but not homosexuals (if that makes sense). Kinda like saying “to me, it’s disgusting, but who am I to tell you what YOU should or shouldn’t be doing?”. That’s why he said he just doesn’t want to see it in public. He’s homophobic, but not to the point where he’d want to harm someone. Hence why he asked why Vito doesn’t deserve a second chance. The whole killing Vito situation was more about their reputation in the crime world being affected rather than him actually being gay anyway.
There is no such thing as “homophobia”
@@mohammadbayazid5064 based
He said "he's a f**" in the gayest way possible, reminds me of MadTV.
I think this is one of the best scenes that sums up the relationship of Tony and Milfi along with Tony’s character beautifully.
Tony is a strict Catholic but we see him break tenets even a normal Catholic knows. As well as putting on this persona of a tough guy who has to be this way because of his upbringing and surroundings.
Milfi sees through this bs persona. She knows this is an act and honestly knows that Tony while a hardass is a big softy. Who at the end doesn’t give a shit about Vito being gay. I mean it makes sense before this reveal Vito was a respected member and did his job.
He murdered ppl. Can't really say he was a big softy and that it's an act. You're making it like she's breaking him down and making him look inferior. When she triggered him he got up he put his hands on her and threatened her
Tony: He should have done it in secret! Been discreet!
Sil: Wasn't he though?
Tony: ...
“ In your circle I’m sure you got a lot of gays and transwhatevers.”
Gary Oak You know he’s supposed to sound ignorant here?
@@Carl_McMelvin bud I think you need to have a long hard think about your life
maybe go for a walk or something
@@Carl_McMelvin Dude, you're the one here acting upset. The fact that you're acting like a bigot and responding with nothing but pointless insults really shows who's the sad one here lmao.
@@Carl_McMelvin Once again you reply with the exact same message. Do you know how to say anything else, or can you only speak the language of "angry 12-15 year old who watches Ben Shapiro and makes fun of minorities because they want a sense of power over their life"? Lmao
@@Carl_McMelvin I must hear your point!! I wanna understand the ways of a true genius such as yourself!! What is ol' mighty's thesis?
I'm assuming "dat Senator Santorium or whatevah" is Rick Santorum 😂
Lmfaoooo
Yep. He just got fired from CNN.
"men kissing men" italian dudes meeting eachother hug kiss and hold eachother its so fucking funny
Bingo!!
They kiss people on the cheek they are close or connected not random Italian dudes. How can you not see the difference?
That means they arent gay its a way to say hello to a person Americans think with their genitals.
@@aribrahim1898 Most gay people aren't kissing random people either...
@@bajscast Are you sure about that? Are you a man and do you know where the term "Gay" comes from?
“Lotta guys were asking for head. His head”
“I don’t understand Tony I thought your guys hated him?”
“They do! They do. But gotdamn, is he good at what he does.”
He’s a “come from behind” kind of guy.
The conflict between his humanity and upholding the power of his brand and image as a mob boss is ironically like being in the clouset. The draining stress of maintaining the responsibilities others have burdened him with is the core to his problems and violence.
2:56 "Well, what are you going to do? There's no women there. You're there five, ten years."
Me: *[Cries in 25 year old virgin]*
Real men stay there 20 years ;)
My god will you get laid already
I’m 27 get over it already it’s really not that big of a deal
Just buy a hooker for the first time.
@@MrLeerolljankins But the fact you couldn't tell that my comment was a joke is a big deal.
"the guys with me are asking for head.... his head" genius.
The Sopranos is such a well written show. I can't get over how amazing it is. I can watch these clips for days. Might have to just go back and watch the whole series for a third time.
4:06 Shit. I feel that. These sessions were really genius way to narrate in a way and provide first person perspective from Tony's POV
"The guys are asking for head. His head." I know what he meant, but in the topic of discussion it's pure gold 🤣🤣🤣😭😭💯
“How many genders are there, Tony?”
“3. Male, female, and trans-whatevahs of all stripes”
Every line in this scene is pure gold
00:43 I cannot even tell you how many times I heard that sound clip used by Fred on the Stern show
I know that Tony soprano is a character on the show but I have to admit I have never related more to a human being in my life. He's sitting here trying to understand the world around him and his place in it. he's trying to figure out what he really thinks versus what other people have told him. It's a difficult thing to do. I was raised to hate gay people and then one of my best childhood friends turned out to be gay the whole time. He didn't reveal it until his junior year of high school and we had been friends since early middle school. I had no idea. When he came out of the closet social turmoil swept everyone in our little circle. He lost many friends..... But he never lost me. Even though I was told I had to leave him behind even hate him, I just couldn't do it. And then I was only one of three of his friends he retained. There were at least 18 or so in our circle. I'm a married heterosexual man but I can't hate another man for his homosexuality. I just can't bring myself to hate someone. Whether you believe it's a choice, a disease, or just another way of life it doesn't justify hate.
thanks for not abandoning your friend for something he has no control over
Hate isn't justified, hate the crime, the illness not the person affected by it.
@@speedking7224oh be quiet. Don’t split hairs. That’s hatred under the guise of fancy words and religious bullshit.
Calling homosexuality a disease is hate.
@@speedking7224 homosexuality is not an illness
2:03 damn, the writers were ahead of their time sheesshh