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- Lil Carmine Lupertazzi Story - The Sopranos #thesopranos #sopranos #cinematic
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I think this is one of the more effective videos of this show. But until I watch it, it's going to be very hard to verify that it will be.
yea it came out good.
Ceeriously tho his uploads have allegorical and subspecies meaning that go over the heads of borko fans....fixing wet t-shirt contests in Serbia.
@@WestSideGorilla1980Borko: Step up Ceerious get your arms around this thing
Me: You never thought you'd mutter those words
A bit of a poseur if you ask me.
Very allegorical.
I think carmine was actually a lot smarter than anyone thought. He stayed out of the war and everything else. He was living the life in Florida and in the end, he was rich, he wasn’t on the feds radar, and had no worries.
@@Unknown90010 a pint of blood is worth more than a gallon of gold
It's been floated that he even threw the sitdown on purpose, knowing exactly what bringing up Billy would do. In any case, Carmine Jr is undoubtedly among the most important characters on the show.
People seem to think he's stupid because of the malapropisms, but they forget he got them from Carmine Sr.
@@kcmule Watching in reverse, you definitely get the sense that he wasn't always on top of his game, BUT you get a clear sense that he learned over time how to play his own strengths and most importantly play on others weaknesses. You can see an almost straight line from his 1st appearances where he's double crossing Tony to kiss Carmine Sr's ass, to getting played by Rusty, to becoming a "failing" voice of reason that never gets blamed for long and that every one of the capos and bosses still listens to
he´s a genius for sure
“There’s no stigmata these days.” Man, I completely forgot that Lil Carmine actually got his malapropism way of speaking from his old man.
I thought that too at first, but isn't that the same word, just plural? I mean it's not common parlance, but technically he could have said it this way without saying the wrong word.
Stigmata is bleeding from the hands, the wounds of christ
@@helpIthinkmylegsaregone I assumed that the word he meant to say was “stigma”. As the guy below you said, “stigmata” is the act of bleeding from both palms mimicking Jesus’ wounds which obviously doesn’t make sense in that sentence.
@@helpIthinkmylegsaregone 32:49 😅😮😅😅😅😮😮
Unpopular opinion, I think he’s says “stigma on it” in a very Italian way that lumps the words together into sounding like one.
The fundamental questions is will Ceerious be as effective as a boss as Borko was. And he will be. Even more so. But until he is ,it's going to be hard to verify that he'll think he'll be more effective.
I'm gonna tie his likes where his comments are
Like Carmines father always said, a pint of blood is worth more than a gallon of gold.. Ceerious and Borko can have a two boss thing,
Make it harder for the youtubee rats to file copywriter strikes..
Honestly ceerious and borko are the best ones out here with sopranos content, I won’t go anywhere else.
borko is a friend of ours. cheers bro@@Evan-qt3ep
Very allegorical
This video is worth more than a gallon of gold
Tony had a ceerious alteration with Coco.
Just like a pint of blood
You distracted me. I’m taking a mulligan
Too much gerkins.
@@doctorsteve9476
A very allegorical expiration.
That Cleaver production meeting was a total stagmire.
Total dibicle!
Take it easy, were not making a western here
I thought it was more malifluous
Giggity
He gotta put his ear to the street
People poke fun of Little Carmine but they forget he had 9 pictures made under his subspecies
You reminded me louis something something at the chateau 😮
@@williamcooper9379Name was..... "De" something.....
Not to mention the south beach trumpet series
What the fuck was he even trying to say with that lmao
@@pred8r273 Strumpet I think
I won’t call this a sit down because of its negative inclementation. But this infighting between Borko and Ceerious is costing us uploads. I recommend wiping the slate clean, let bygones be bygones - the copy-write strike, whatever happened there …
You wanna talk about earners? How about Don Junior...he's M.I.A alot of people are concerned for his well-being
@@ceerious(blank looks, shoulder shrugs) and?
So was kino, maybe you should start looking into him
Guys guys we were making progress here
Whatever happened thereeeee ?
"Brainless the 2nd" really cracked me up when I heard it first.
By the end of the show though, I realized that Carmine Jr ironically seemed to have had the most brains throughout the whole series. He understood when to step back, lay off of the mob life, live a dream life back in Miami. Deadly rich, beautiful wife, not needing to live with the fear of being whacked in the struggle for the NY boss position.
Also, the sitdown with Tony where he shares the dream of his father Carmine Sr 100 anniversary, about the empty box that he prompts his son to fulfill not by grabbing the gangster power, but by pursuing his own happiness - that was the moment when my admiration for Carmine Jr went off the charts. That scene showed how he had more than intelligence, he had wisdom. Excellent character development!
nicely written. i appreciate this comment. He was brainless in mob activities. But smarter in managing his other dealings
And he could do it only because he was Jr,
He was at the precipice of an enormous crossroad and chose right
Walt Whitman ova here
Lil Carmine was just too stupid to be involved.
I always say “a man is not complete till he’s married, then…he’s finished”. Little Carmine had a great line on that one!
😂
that's one of rodney dangerfield's bits
yeah i tucked that away for if i ever make a friend and toast at their wedding
@@NewWesternFront 😂😂😂 film that if you do and let me see those reactions
it shall be followed by the "the Romans had a word for it...asshole" joke@@ceerious
I respect Carmine for thinking about Chris’s sobriety. Maybe one of the only people who considered Chrissie’s feelings. And you know.. one of the only emotionally mature people in the whole show.
yup
And he was the only one who fulfilled Chris' dreams of making a movie.
That movie was 10x more beneficial for Little Carmine than Chrissy. Carmine got a big cut of the money, strengthened New Jersey ties including taking Anthony Jr under his wing, and all Chrissy got out of it was deeper into his drug addiction and tension between him and Tony for that and for the parallels between him and the evil boss. If you think that Little Carmine was playing the fool on purpose, then there’s a good argument for him helping Chrissy to sow dissent amongst the glorified crew.
@@gyronutz3043 If that was the plan, Little Carmine really was a genius.
Little Carmine was intelligent enough to back down and enjoy his money and life and family johny , Phil,Dock Santoro and Rusty ,the Hairdoo and a lot of other guys who couldent retire ende up dead very fast without enjoying the boss position and also lost money and family
I built this compilation, it even outshown versailles.
Gold...👏🏿👏🏿
And in the end, Louis clapped him in irons
@@emmanuelbenjamin7709thanks bro! hardwork these things. lol. lots of time
@@klompsaucehe came to my turf. tried to recruit my subscribers, and worse..roughed up my channel.
@@ceerious enjoy your success
Carmine seniors outburst “I hate this phucking shite” is hands down the best outburst in the show.
Followed by Furios: “Stupida fucking game!” And Furios special: “you gotta bee on u hat” *slaps hat where clearly there’s no bee on his hat*
This was a genius scene tbh. He realized Tony went all the way to Florida to get him to help sway carmine so carmine used the line he could see Tony as a son immediately got little carmine back on his side through jealousy. John's eyes narrowing when he screwed their plan over was brilliant
@@okat32u-godda-a-bee onna-yo-‘at.
Little Carmine was a genius. He made very calculated moves and spoke deliberately.
The shooting
Whatever happened there
Thats gonna be hard to verify
He knew exactly what he was doing when he brought up Phil’s brother and “whatever happened there.” Go back and watch the scene. He was deliberately provoking Phil and causing more tension between NY and NJ.
Little Carmine is a down low genius. He’s a bit of a poseur if you ask me.
He's an old fashioned guy, very allegorical
I'm glad you made this compilation! The sacred and the propane
Great vid,its above and beyond 😮
Very observant
Always forget Carmine Jr is one of the few people that actually respects Chris’ sobriety. Funny how brainless the second was the only one that legitimised a man of Chris’ stature
That’s a good point. He was respectful. Very allegorical
@@odeleon24 he used to be a pragmatist.
The Sopranos was definitely a show at the precipice of a giant crossroads.
Little Carmine respecting Chrissy's sobriety is a win
"The...something...."
Such deep thoughts from him. I heard he was very allegorical
@@BENNY_MACto us he's Rubenesque
“Ghostbustas, another fuckin money machine!!!”
"Reminsicent of Louis theeee sumthin. His minister, the sumthin built that chateau in Paris. The one that outshined Vursales"
Wisdom like that does not come cheaply
Lil' Carmin was the puppet master. Everyone thought he was stupid, like Freddo, while being the son of a powerful Boss (like Vito). The intentional malapropisms to lure those around him to believe he was harmless...He did it on purpose. Backed off, pretending he didn't even want to be Boss, then struck when everyone else relaxed and thought it was over...Including Tony. It was Butchie and Lil' Carmine that collaborate to take out Tony (= Jersey) to take it ALL for themselves. Brilliant! Brilliant for the character and the writing arc of the show.
BEST TV SHOW EVER MADE.
Yea but he still talked like a moron when he and Christopher were trying to land Sir Ben Kingsley for CLEAVER. I don’t see how playin the idiot son helps anybody in that situation
He was definitely smarter than people gave him credit for but no way on earth were the malapropisms intentionial, he got them from his father
The Meeting of Minds scene's a complete masterpiece. The sheer fucking talent to get that timing and delivery, it's like a comic symphony played dead straight. Wow.
"The other night... i noticed you clammed up around borko"
oh you noticed that too huh?
@@ceerious So what? There's no stigmata these days
“Well i noticed you did too.”
How much more betrayal can borko take?
Clammed up around borko.!! - Albert Barese
Ceerious is an old-fashioned guy. Very allegorical.
42:57 phil leotard turns into house
A gallon of spaghetti is worth a teaspoon of gabagool. South Beach strumpet in his subspecies .
Borko....I can't even say his name.
he treats nickels like manhole covers believe me i know...
That animal Borko. He needs to stop admitting to the existence of this thing!
@@BENNY_MAC in his fathers day we wouldnt be having this conversation, a discord server in his crew he knew how to handle that
@@ceerious discord,? That's a pygmy thing. A glorified 4chan....borko never had the making of a varsity uploader....small bandwidth.
@@WestSideGorilla1980 😂
Rusty "We'll bulldoze John, we'll be welcomed as heroes, it'll be easy."
Also Rusty *Random zip approaches his car in his own driveway after blocking him off* "Here let me help you find your way pal."
I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed but that was definitely a red flag. Guess he got too comfortable and thought the worst was over.
One of the smartest characters on the show. His vocabulary could use some work, but by the end, he learned a lot. The scene about the dream was fantastic. Little Carmine had personal insight that Tony could ony dream of (no pun intended). Tony probably despised him for that.
His vocabulary was proliferous, compared to the rest of the characters. At least he tried. As they say, nothing venture nothing gained.
@@dparis2172 what are malapropisms, if not cultural language that hasn't been adopted.
@@itiswhatitis413 That’s very observant, iiwii. The sacred AND the propane.
poor long john silver getting falsely accused
whatta u want an apology, a fuckin Whitman's sampler!
Him & the Headless Horseman
OH WHO ELSE
Carmine Jr's vernacular skills: ❌
His conflict/disaster management skills: ✅⬆️🤯
The most beautiful thing about this show is for true fans, then entire series is iconic. So much so, you can hear simply “you were warned, Lorraine”, and be taken back to the entire scene. Not
Many shows paint every frame as masterfully as this one. Thanks for taking the time with this.
It's the greatest show of all time and I will defend that until I die. The acting, writing, sets... it's so believable you forget you're watching people acting because it feels so natural.
How about this humidity?
Ceerious has so many story videos under his subspecies
😆 im earnin wit 3 hands here
In only 20 seconds worth of dialogue (24:50 to 25:10) Jimmy Patrile delivers some of the best writing in the entire show
That tennis match with those guys... my guy won
The other one, the son, he dropped out
He get hurt?
Nothing like that, it's settled, that's all
It feels so real; genuinely hard to believe that Jimmy was acting - the delivery was simply stellar
It remind me of when Jimmy Conway in Goodfellas calls to find out how Nicky's (Pesci) Made Man ceremony went when he got whacked
So much said, in so little words
"& we couldn't do nuttin about it"
In Casino, that guy could fuck up a cup of coffee
Wow, another clip under ceerious' subspecies. He's a real hands on guy.
One of the most well written characters ever. Amazing 👏
“I always enjoy those but it never occurs to me to order one” is honestly so relatable.
Bro, the Cleaver subplot is some of the funniest television I've ever seen.
Idk why but its kinda wholesome he was sincere regarding drinking with Christopher.
i felt that way too!
Tony should have supported Brainless II for the top job, he could have manipulated him so easily.
yup. shouldnt of clipped rusty
He regretted not doing so initially and all but begged him to do it but got turned down.
“What’d they reupload that meme?” - Johnny Sack
haha good one
My kids: “let’s take a vote and decide if we all want pizza tonight or not”
Me: “what’s this, the fuckin UN now?!”
Lmao, my kids took a vote and told me I can't cut my hair. I'm gonna use that line
😂
“Hey Ceerious boy, how’s the weather?”
How did we get to this? Soprano stories counter soprano stories, we're at a stagmire here.
Say what you want about Lil Carmine, but he loved and admired his dad. Tony wishes he had that kind of relationship with AJ.
The fundamental question is, will Ceerious be as effective as a boss? And he will be, even more so. But until he is, its going to be hard to verify that he thinks he'll be more effective.
All the guys on the street will support you....take the reigns. There's no scraps in your iPad
@@WestSideGorilla1980 That's not how Ceerious wants to handle it.
@BENNY_MAC uncle Philly we talked about this
7:17 - Lil Carmine paddling over to the phone always gets me
Tony could have chose to be a 'Lil Carmine' who sits back and takes care of his family via legitimate business and savor some little of grace, but he's become more like his parents as he loves the dark-side of the lifestyle.
Not sure why but all i can think of today is when Rusty says “It’s not the boat” so sinister
😂 that stuff happens to me too with lines.
It’s not the boat
Watching this video put me at the precipice of an enormous cross-roads
Machiavelli said there are two ways to survive be a lion or be a fox, And little Carmine was a fox. All the lions got smoked.
They way him and his dad just slaughter the English language is right up on a pedestal with Ricky from the trailer park boys. Best characters on the show
Always notice how Lil Carmine wear shorts, like when his boat sinks. "A don never wears shorts"
Very allegorical.
Ceerious takes no mulligans. He’s very allegorical!
whatd they resod that green?
@@ceerious They had to call Sal Vitro!
@@Djm8520 dont besmirch the man Djm
@@ceerious Please, it’s Doug to you Don Ceerious!
@@Djm8520 Doug? its a friggin nickname. Family name is Dougarelli 😆 ❤️
Ceerious has had 9 pictures under his sub-species.
With borko out HBOs gonna put ceerious in… fuckin brainless the 2nd
😂
😅😅😅😅
borko, whatever happened there…
I thoroughly enjoyed viewage of this collaboration of clips from this fine televisement program.
- Little C - using Rusty to get the top spot against Johnny Sacks while letting Rusty believe he was using Little C, gaining the support of Rusty‘s faction in the end even or because Rusty had to go
- Little C using Doc Santoro to get rid of Phil, gaining the support of Doc‘s faction in the end when Doc had to go
- Little C using Butch to get rid of Phil, getting Butch‘s support in the end when shooting for the top spot
Just shows how effective as a boss he will be at the end of it when he gets rid of Butch using the Soprano‘s as a revenge for Tony‘s whacking
-Little C using the feds to get rid of Tony by the feds painting Tony into a corner and Tony ordering the hit on himself and filling the void left by Tony's death and Silvio's new life as a potato.
Charmaine Bucco would win the Wet T-shirt Contest.
Lorraine C had a nice pair as well
I like how Jon doesn’t even acknowledge Sil “40 percent” comment. Shows that Jon is the next boss of New York.
Similar to when Uncle junior didn’t acknowledge Jackie Jr in Richie meeting “is someone here, who’s that speaking”.
nice call
Those who want respect give respect.
The sacred and the propane
Tony: "One more ting, you hit my brudda in law"
Butch: '...... SO?"
lol butch was such a fkking G😆
loved Butchie. the actor too. and ofcourse Johnny Torrio
Butch made me nervous and I wasn't even on the show😂🤣🤣
Tony really did love Bobby like a brother in law
@@shawnrigsby693 I Grew Up a Big fan of Trains too, so Bobby was prolly the only death I really was sad about.. like, Stop Shooting my guy up like that! He's hurt already dammit!
The fundamental question is, will I be as effective as a channel like borko was? And I will be, even more so. But until I am, it's gonna be hard to verify that I think I'll be more effective.
hes grabbin wit both hands bork. this could get ugly
Lil Carmin was a genius...he predicted what would go down with Johnny Sack at 3:00
Your channel means a lot to us. Not just financially either.
What an upload. Very allegorical.
❤️
Lil Carmines reaction to the news of his fathers stroke is some of the best acting in the show, he usually comes across as idiotic but his demeanour completely changes during the call and you get a sense he was intentionally behaving dumb in front of the other bosses to fly under the radar
Hey oh! Two uploads in a day
3. short later in an hour or 2
I am reminded of Don, whatevers channel... junior something... he built the best sopranos channel, it even outshone borko... in the end, borko clapped him in copy right strikes...
"The sacred and the propane". 😂
Lmaoooo the louis whatever versalles sht then the dramatic pause with the cigar.... xDDDD
really enjoyed all these scenes put together in a cohesive way; excellent editing. Thank you
thank you for the feedback. check out the rest, plenty of more compilations same style.
Long John Silver killed Joe Peeps 😂
Say what you want about Little Carmine.. the dude was a class act. Dropped everything once he heard about his Dad, was respectful of Christopher’s sobriety…. Just a nice guy. I’d totally help him with chores around the house.
agreed
Finance minister.....the something....(best line of the series)
😂 i always laugh at that
Louis the whatever
Thank you for this video❤
And Whatever happens there
"Johnny should be looking for the real killers. Not out on a golf course." Nice O.J. Simpson reference.
Over 45mins? Score! I can't wait to watch this dumb genius apply his stupidity brilliantly. This is a treasure. Thanks, Skip. 😁👍
❤️ enjoy. take a look at some of my analysis vids n sub to my other channel to for free support. i appreciate it
@@ceeriousyou got it!
Watching Little Carmine I am reminded of Curly the...whatever..of The Something (Stooges?) ..he too was a 'wise guy', who was at the precipice of an enormous crossroad...
Very allegorical...
Awesome ! Thank you !!
thank you for supporting! i put out a quick analysis vid of lil carmine. i been doing it after every compilation lately.
Carmine:Your brother Billy, Whatever happened there..
Shah of Iran : 🤯🤬
DAH something is the greatest line in show history.
Li'l carmine's story takes some time. It's uncollaboratively junctioned in a furious way..
Thankyou for this mellifluous upload ceerious. You're a good kid, up and coming.
you got it!
Ceerious sticks with us , we'll have em eating lunch like that everyday
Carmine Jr. was a genius! He was living a life of luxury in Miami while NY and NJ were blasting each other away, he was running legit businesses and he was not looking over his shoulder!
A good compilation is worth more than a gallon if gold
wow this edit is extremely effective , encapsulates the throughlines ...blown away by the depth of this after all these years how much i didnt appreciate. ..Thoroughly explains what ' stability ' looked like, and why Tony was trying everything possible to preserve it ( power sharing idea) and then the cost and mayhem that resulted when it was lost. Its embarrassing to admit there are adfitional layers of profound impact I didn't really get. But it's not my fault how, can a person be expected to see much after hearing shit like " I am reminded of Louis The ....his finance minister...THE something..." Very allegorical. Bit of a pose-ore
thanks man. i try my best with these story edits.
keep it up man, I should think the writers would be grateful ...but if not , I know a guy 😅
The last sit-down between New York and New Jersey (around 45:00) is the most overlooked and important scenes in the final season of The Sopranos. At this point Lil Carmine has accomplished everything he's wanted to do. Johnny Sack, his biggest competition was in jail and is now dead from cancer. Phil an old timey boss whose only answer to every problem is violence has gotten in the way of business. The head of the family was his to take RIGHTFULLY, and where is Lil Carmine sitting? At the head of the table, leading and resolving the war that he himself instigated (WHATEVER HAPPENED THERE).
The other thing people overlook as well is that despite all of his dumb quips Lil Carmine is somehow ALWAYS in the ear of the bosses and his words are able to impact the way they handle the business.
Lil Carmine really reminds me a lot of Slim Charles from The Wire in the way that everything he ever did was to ensure his survival and even if it took him till the very end he'll still make it to the top.
Vito handing Tony some bread pieces and Tony's look on his face always cracks me up
When you analyse this carefully, Carmine was never going to let Phil run new york after what he did to Lorraine and he probably has his suspicions that its Tony or Phil who whacked Rusty. He intentionally provokes the war very cleverly and he's picked up the pieces. Assuming Tony did die, Butch and Paulie would be easy for him to control and he would in effect become a more successful boss than his father ever was, even though his father had a lot more respect.
No one was ever able to control Paulie.
Little Carmine could've been an effective leader and boss, his problem was that he tended to either speak in nonsensical riddles which confused those around him, or he'd speak without thinking and inflame a situation even more than it already was.
Dumb and Pretentious is a lethal combo.
@@anonymouswatcher37
The best way to describe Little Carmine would be the latin phrase: "si, tacuisses, philosiphus mansisses", which means:
"the unwise philosopher speaks without thinking".
Or to put it another way: "if he kept his mouth shut they might've thought he was clever".
Watching it back he 100% instigated the Phil/Tony beef again on purpose. That was a sneaky power play and he hid behind the ‘oh me and my stupid mouth’ schtick that ppl just assumed it was all an accident. That gutted both crews at the end of the series and Carmine could just watch the chips fall
@@Hammerhead547 Great description.
I think youre right@dufaur90
thsnk you for making these
❤️
Make clips of this character’s story, that character. Never enough uploads for ceerious
To much effort on this, respect.
lots of time. its a thankless job. appreciate you. ❤️
I miss James Gandolfini soo much. He is such a good actor and just makes any scene he is in much more captivating. I just finished watching Down the Shore. I also loved him and Hardy in The Drop.
Ok I just have to let it be known, this particular line from Brainless the Second is truly one of the best, most iconic lines in TV history:
"I am reminded of Lewis the whatever's finance minister... duhh something. He built the Chateau. Nicole and I saw when went to Paris... It even outshone Versails - where the King lived... in the end, Lewis clapped him in irons."
A long, drawn out, mispronounced analogy that ended up meaning nothing. Just incredible. Gets better every time. Literally defines his character. The puzzled look and gesture from Tony combined with the utmost confidence and sparking up of a cigar from Little Carmine afterwards is just so so good.
Looking back, Little Carmine was really a pivotal character in ways we didn't understand on our first viewing. The quote above came at a significant time when there was real conflict between two of the biggest players amongst the five families and not only made an impact, but set the tone on his role within the Jersey/NY beef that ran throughout the rest of the show. He would come off as intelligent for a one second after one line and then appear totally ignorant or uninformed the next. I feel like he was intentionally placed by the writers in Miami to make almost random appearances in NY for building up new characters and their affiliation/backstory (Rusty and Phil for example) just to exacerbate the tension between the two families. The exploration of Little Carmine and larger role he played beyond the surface level of the show is so interesting to me. Maybe I'm hyping it up because he was intentionally written as comic relief with all his gaffes and malapropisms. I don't know.
Anyways, four dollars a pound.
He is a smart guy, his mind connects dots and sees patterns also has good instincts but had a hard time explaining his thoughts
41:17
"This alteration". Dont remember hearing this one lol. Overshadowed by the precipice.
😂😂
He was playing chess while everyone else was playing checkers
They don't make shows like this anymore.
you're right
16:20 painting
Little carmine says trump la oil
It is "fool the eye" but it's
trompe-l'œil (tromp loy is closest, trahump la oy is more french frog eating way to say)
If anyone ever pondered that.
trompe-l'œil