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I don't agree with number five. Tony was trying his best to keep his cousin out of harm's Way. New York would have decimated New Jersey until everyone but Tony B was wiped out. The other option would be that New York would find Tony B anyway and torture him to death. What Tony did for his cousin was a mercy
Did he say Salvatore Bah - Pin -sir O? Wtf is that? What is this guy, Jewish??!?! It's Salvatore Ba pinzero, his last name is one word, not 3 u jagoff. (Those are phonetic spellings too before anyone talk shit)
For real dude, I would give Rebecca a pass for obvious reasons, but this dude needs to go back to Wendy's because I'm sure he's needed back on the grill.
Right, honestly Adrianna should’ve came clean and told the feds she wanted to talk to her lawyer, she would’ve gotten off because she didn’t know that much. But she corporate with the feds for an whole year n half
I just rewatched the entire series of The Sopranos and it's STILL easily my favorite show of all-time. My friends and I used to get together every single Sunday to watch the latest episode on HBO.
Just curious about what you and your friends thought of the finale when it first aired. When the screen went black did you guys say WTF was that the first time it aired
@@batgurrl We were actually only pissed because we thought the TV went out at the worst possible moment EVER. Confused at first but have grown to love the ending.
@@DominickRuocco EXACTLY. The Brilliance of it is that is that credible youtube channels are STILL talking about it. I’m a boomer who grew up in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, NY and in my experience Dominick is such a strictly Italian name. I was going to use another term but I don’t know you☮️🖖🙏
Livia is 💯 Lady Macbeth in the series. She acted innocent sometimes or dumb but she knew what she doing. It makes her one of the most compelling characters imo
True! They had different plans for her character, and she was going to play a much larger role going forward, but sadly, the actress who played Livia, Nancy Marchand passed away.
@@jamesteegardner2273 no she was supposed to be smothered by Tony in the 1st season but she had cancer and asked for her role to be prolonged until she died, which she did. The last episode with her in it is her head cgi on another woman's body and looks really strange. And every line she says is recycled from earlier in the season.
As much as Tony killing Christopher at any point would not have surprised me, I sincerely think that it is the possibility of Chris killing/hurting his infant daughter that really made the difference in the end. Remember in the last season when Melfi reads about sociopathic criminals and how they show compassion for young children and animals......That definitely is a part of Tony's personality.
Tony blowing up Valsuvios doesn't belong on this list at all he saved Artie from a million hardships and got him paid if anything it was one of Tony's greatest acts of true friendship in the show
Christopher's death is easily one of the best character arc developments I've ever seen. Not too soon and not too late, I just realized he was going to die. His whole arc (since season one) is built around that. Every decision the character made led to this ending, we just need to retrace the path. One point that I really like is that they didn't use his addiction as the cause of death, but just a ruse. As I said, his death was being developed from the beginning and that from the various choices he made, but especially for he (stupidly) opted for the mob and Tony, throwing away other opportunities, even his drug problem is hampered by this circle. Even though it was an expected conclusion, the show still managed to surprise me, I never imagined that it would be Tony himself who would kill him, although that also makes sense.
I like how junior told him to get rid of Christopher bc he wad a liability in season 1, Tony ended up taking his advice, but only 5 seasons later. Junior was actually right abt alot of stuff leading the NJ family
I think the show is showing how differently men and society treated or expected women to behave. Take a look at the crap Camilla cops from her father? It's the same degradation she cops from Tony. Her mother points out carm could have married a guy who is very rich now and owns multiple pharmacies because he was totally in love with her yet people take on the view Tony gave her everything and without him she would have been married to what he believes is a loser. He had to push her down just like her father did. But everytime she stands up to Tony and puts her family first people see her as the perpetrator instead of a victim of generational abuse. But Tony is a disloyal selfish murderer and he is viewed as a victim of his mother and father.
Yeah, in the true "mafia" world though, I expect, Christopher (minus the drug addiction) would be the BEST guy to have in your corner. He never ratted on anyone, and as shown with Adriana, he wouldn't rat no matter the cost. He's a psychopath, quick to kill and maim for his boss or the rest of the family. But the heroin could get him pinched so easily, and he was useless while on it. Tony killed him basically because he told him if he relapsed, he would die. And most importantly, he found out he relapsed after he almost killed Tony in a gigantic car wreck. The branch through the baby seat was a good touch by Chase. But that was Tony's selfish way of justifying it as almost "good."
Tony killed Chris mostly because of the car accident. When tony looked in the backseat and saw the destroyed car seat, followed by Chris saying that he’s currently on drugs, tony knew Chris’s daughter would’ve died if she was in the back seat. Chris refusing to stay clean as well as other betrayals is what caused Tony to do what he thought was for the best.
Uncle June goes after Tony because of Tony's Mother. Her constantly meddling, turning people against each other for her sick thrills, and nonstop talk of Tony seeing a psychiatrist pushed Junior into making some really stupid decisions. I applauded when that old bitty finally croaked.
Excellent list for my favorite drama of all time, which the majority of serious critics consider he GOAT. Livia should have been higher but the tragic Chis/Adriana deserved it’s spot. RIP James Gandolfini - you are still missed❤️
@@Morales7141 Exactly! I thought at first that there’s something wrong with this episode. I didn’t like that much at first because I didn’t I understand it well. But then I just realized that this way Tony being selfish as always.
Seriously no mention of Janice plotting against Tony with Richie Aprile? Im sorry but Janice had to been the most despised character for me through the series.
1.Junior betrayal of Tony should not be on the list you can't run the family behind the boss back 2.Tony killing his cousin was a mercy kill 3.Livia should be number one hands down I mean its her son
The Weight episode plot was decided at the last minute because they needed a bit of a filler episode in the middle of Season Four but it's right up there with the best episodes of the series imo.
The #1 was spot on!! Adrianna’s death will always be the most brutal thing I’ve watched on TV. I remember not being able to sleep when I watched this episode. It broke me :( I know Adrianna wasn’t innocent, but she was ready for a clean slate with the love of her life :(
@@GrimJester82 how’s dragging a woman out of the car while she’s begging to not kill her is funny? This was the most humiliating and heartbreaking death I’ve ever seen.
the sopranos is one of my favorite shows I don't know about the biggest betrayals but the two I was the most shocked by was when Chris gave up Adriana and when Tony smothered Chris after that car accident I probably shouldn't have been but I was genuinely shocked when I first saw it
Wouldn’t call burning vesuvio a betrayal either because Tony only did that because junior planned to carry out a hit there and Tony couldn’t convince him not to. Hell, tony even gave Artie a pass when Artie pulled a gun on him over that when Tony has killed people for less
I completely agree with the #1 choice,that storyline broke my heart. Adriana was one of my favorite characters, and she literally risked her life to stay with Christopher. And he gave her up to the wolves, for a man who would end up killing him. Crazyyy.
Jackie was never gonna live a life outside of what he was born into. His sister even says its what he always wanted to be. He was destined to die young
What about the betrayal Paulie had to deal with when he found out Vito was gay? He felt like he was stabbed in the heart! How much more betrayal can he take?
the biggest betrayal was Rhiannon who was sent into the mental hospital by NY to befriend AJ so she could spy on the Soprano family and let them know where and when Tony would be (Holsten's) and then he was killed in front of his family.
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I don't agree with number five. Tony was trying his best to keep his cousin out of harm's Way. New York would have decimated New Jersey until everyone but Tony B was wiped out. The other option would be that New York would find Tony B anyway and torture him to death. What Tony did for his cousin was a mercy
The voice of this has never watched The Sopranos it doesn't know s*** about the show
Did he say Salvatore Bah - Pin -sir O? Wtf is that? What is this guy, Jewish??!?! It's Salvatore Ba pinzero, his last name is one word, not 3 u jagoff. (Those are phonetic spellings too before anyone talk shit)
I told you not to fking say that
Go actually watch the show...then come back MOJO.
I feel like Carmela having the pool drained and Tony not being able to have a swim in the morning is the ultimate betrayal though!
Nah, it was the lack of turkey in the fridge. How could Carmela do that to Tony? What does a man have to do?
@@hristiyanhristov2480 🤣🤣
@@hristiyanhristov2480 For Christ’s sake who’d some gabagool ever hurt?!
@@hristiyanhristov2480 to get some smoked turkey? Apparently a lot!😂
Hey, it costs a lot to upkeep that pool! Plus the duck feed? Fuggetaboutit.
The biggest betrayal was Junior saying that Tony never had makings of the varsity athlete. It was very hurtfull.
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Yeah if Tony was more like Junior he would’ve whacked him for the slight, just like Junior did to Dickie!
and frankly, a tremendous blow to his self-esteem
Small hands, that was his problem
@@jamescarlisle4023 It's undermining.
biggest betrayal was that Ginni was eating candys after Johny goes out !
Yo😂😭
biggest
lmfaooooo
My heart broke for them both.
And Johnny was only mad that she lied. What a sweetheart. 😅
I don't think Tony S killing Tony B was a betrayal. It was a mercy killing otherwise Phil Leotardo would have tortured him.
You got that EXACTLY right. If anything Tony Blundetto betrayed Tony and The whole family
True there’s a huge difference in this case
If Tony S knew that Phil would come alone to kill Tony B, then Tony S would've given him the shotgun and told him to deal with it himself 😂
Yes ..that is true
Na that was family idgaf
Vito's betrayal of Paulie. He feels like he has been stabbed in the heart
How much more betrayal can he take??
@@irishmacky8773 Don't get cunty
Stabbed trew da hawt
catching, not pitching
Stabbed in the haaat
Livia betraying Tony should’ve been No.1. What kind of mother tries to kill their own son???
Italians have no limits.
Italians have their own blood brothers killed.
Look at The Godfather Part II.
Sociopath type of moms lol
He should've been a better athlete if he wanted his mother's (and uncle's) love
They do it every day at Planned Parenthood.
He never had the makings of a varsity athlete.
The ducks leaving the pool was the biggest betrayal. That and uncle Ben making Tony collapse.
"Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in!" Been loving The Soprano's lately
Not the Sopranos
Godfather part 3
😁😁😁aye do the thing.😁😁😁
Silvio quotes that movie all the time. It's a running gag
@@jackinthebox1993 easy to tell whom is really watching...
Chris Rock said it best
Black on black crime ain't nothing compared to Italian on Italian crime
The way he pronounced Sal's name... Jesus, this guy never watched the show.
exactly
For real dude, I would give Rebecca a pass for obvious reasons, but this dude needs to go back to Wendy's because I'm sure he's needed back on the grill.
For the longest time I thought Pussy's name was Sal " Bumpin' " Sairo.
@@JohnnyRico118 that is funny. Lol.
Cun-sig-lee-err-eee
“The worst part about betrayal is that it never comes from an enemy.”
Well yeah… how can an enemy betray you? Lol
That’s literally the definition of betrayal, someone close to you.
I don’t know how your comment got so many likes lol
Says the guy who was betrayed by Frieza for being gullible
It came from a fish.
@@josecarranza7555 YES IT IS.
I knew Chris and Adrianna had to be one number on this list. Amazing show. Great acting and writing.
Right, honestly Adrianna should’ve came clean and told the feds she wanted to talk to her lawyer, she would’ve gotten off because she didn’t know that much. But she corporate with the feds for an whole year n half
I just rewatched the entire series of The Sopranos and it's STILL easily my favorite show of all-time. My friends and I used to get together every single Sunday to watch the latest episode on HBO.
Just curious about what you and your friends thought of the finale when it first aired. When the screen went black did you guys say WTF was that the first time it aired
@@batgurrl We were actually only pissed because we thought the TV went out at the worst possible moment EVER. Confused at first but have grown to love the ending.
@@DominickRuocco EXACTLY. The Brilliance of it is that is that credible youtube channels are STILL talking about it.
I’m a boomer who grew up in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, NY and in my experience Dominick is such a strictly Italian name. I was going to use another term but I don’t know you☮️🖖🙏
Yeah dude the ending was so good. I think me and my 1 friend were the only people I knew that liked the ending
There’s really nothing like it. Only Breaking Bad is on that level IMO
Livia is 💯 Lady Macbeth in the series. She acted innocent sometimes or dumb but she knew what she doing. It makes her one of the most compelling characters imo
Agreed. It was so sad that Nancy Merchand died so soon.
True! They had different plans for her character, and she was going to play a much larger role going forward, but sadly, the actress who played Livia, Nancy Marchand passed away.
"Look at her she's fuckin smiling!"
@@jamesteegardner2273 no she was supposed to be smothered by Tony in the 1st season but she had cancer and asked for her role to be prolonged until she died, which she did. The last episode with her in it is her head cgi on another woman's body and looks really strange. And every line she says is recycled from earlier in the season.
Two things that made this show so great:
The writing & the acting
No shit
As much as Tony killing Christopher at any point would not have surprised me, I sincerely think that it is the possibility of Chris killing/hurting his infant daughter that really made the difference in the end. Remember in the last season when Melfi reads about sociopathic criminals and how they show compassion for young children and animals......That definitely is a part of Tony's personality.
Tony betraying Christopher should be number one it’s like a father killing his own child
Literally
Tony blowing up Valsuvios doesn't belong on this list at all he saved Artie from a million hardships and got him paid if anything it was one of Tony's greatest acts of true friendship in the show
A little Jewish lightning to save the day.
Wasn’t junior planning a shooting in the restaurant?
He even gave Artie a pass when Artie pulled a gun and threatened to shoot him
If you ask Tony, he might say the biggest betrayal was when Meadow brought home Noah...
😂👍
Jamal Ginsberg, the Hasidic Homeboy
Noel 😂
In the end, damn near all of them turned against each other!!! David Chase did a incredible job of showing what the mafia really is!!
That, dead or in prison
The Sopranos is my favorite tv show of all time.
James Gandolfini - LEGEND
Paulie finding out that Vito is gay has to be Number 1. I mean......how much more betrayal can Paulie take?!
😂😂
Once you watch this show, it never leaves you
Nah Tony looked at the baby seat and realized in that moment Chris was never gonna change his ways and would be a big liability to his kid.
For the record Jackie wasn't doing that great in school
My first thought!! lol
Number five wasn’t a betrayal, it was a kindness he did for his cousin.
Sil had the best lines "I'm getting my ass beat and this idiot over here playing Hazel" hahaha
Christopher's death is easily one of the best character arc developments I've ever seen.
Not too soon and not too late, I just realized he was going to die. His whole arc (since season one) is built around that. Every decision the character made led to this ending, we just need to retrace the path.
One point that I really like is that they didn't use his addiction as the cause of death, but just a ruse. As I said, his death was being developed from the beginning and that from the various choices he made, but especially for he (stupidly) opted for the mob and Tony, throwing away other opportunities, even his drug problem is hampered by this circle.
Even though it was an expected conclusion, the show still managed to surprise me, I never imagined that it would be Tony himself who would kill him, although that also makes sense.
I like how junior told him to get rid of Christopher bc he wad a liability in season 1, Tony ended up taking his advice, but only 5 seasons later. Junior was actually right abt alot of stuff leading the NJ family
Junior was also right abt putting gigi in charge of Ralphies crew, not a good idea
Tony Soprano was my favourite character, I wish they’d done more with him.
One thing that gets me is Tony doesn't forgive Livia for quite some time but starts talking to junior again almost immediately.
JUNIOR WAS RIGHT ABOUT THEIR CONFLICT AND TONY DEEPLY INSIDE KNEW IT. LIVIA WAS A MONSTER!!!!!!!!!!!
Me too.
I think the show is showing how differently men and society treated or expected women to behave. Take a look at the crap Camilla cops from her father? It's the same degradation she cops from Tony. Her mother points out carm could have married a guy who is very rich now and owns multiple pharmacies because he was totally in love with her yet people take on the view Tony gave her everything and without him she would have been married to what he believes is a loser. He had to push her down just like her father did. But everytime she stands up to Tony and puts her family first people see her as the perpetrator instead of a victim of generational abuse. But Tony is a disloyal selfish murderer and he is viewed as a victim of his mother and father.
@@Oddbisketexcept tony was a victim of his parents
what hurts the most about Christopher's whacking is that he kept loyal to tony, even giving up adriana.... and it the end it was for nothing
Yeah but he was driving the boss while high Tony knew then he can't be trusted
Yeah, in the true "mafia" world though, I expect, Christopher (minus the drug addiction) would be the BEST guy to have in your corner. He never ratted on anyone, and as shown with Adriana, he wouldn't rat no matter the cost. He's a psychopath, quick to kill and maim for his boss or the rest of the family. But the heroin could get him pinched so easily, and he was useless while on it. Tony killed him basically because he told him if he relapsed, he would die. And most importantly, he found out he relapsed after he almost killed Tony in a gigantic car wreck. The branch through the baby seat was a good touch by Chase. But that was Tony's selfish way of justifying it as almost "good."
Moltosanti was literally an accident waiting to happen......and it did. Karma..... .
He deserved
Vito betraying paulie not number 1!. Jeez it made him feel like he had been stabbed in the heart
🤣🤣
Biggest betrayal was this the narrator betraying sal’s last name @4:54
Thank you!!! what was that pronunciation????
Thank you! And why do we keep calling him Sal anyway? That’s Big Pussy!
😂😂😂
Salvatore Bonpinsero ova heah
You forgot Butchy betraying Phil Leotardo. The man did 20 years in the can and he got backstabbed!
The way he pronounces Sal’s last name, man sounds like he did 20 years inside
Tony killed Chris mostly because of the car accident. When tony looked in the backseat and saw the destroyed car seat, followed by Chris saying that he’s currently on drugs, tony knew Chris’s daughter would’ve died if she was in the back seat. Chris refusing to stay clean as well as other betrayals is what caused Tony to do what he thought was for the best.
There would not be a Walter White without Tony Soprano!
So true!
Even the actor the played Walter white said so.
Thanks for that Reverb " Brian Cranston" 🙄😅
Uncle June goes after Tony because of Tony's Mother. Her constantly meddling, turning people against each other for her sick thrills, and nonstop talk of Tony seeing a psychiatrist pushed Junior into making some really stupid decisions. I applauded when that old bitty finally croaked.
No surprise that Adriana’s death is #1.
Excellent list for my favorite drama of all time, which the majority of serious critics consider he GOAT. Livia should have been higher but the tragic Chis/Adriana deserved it’s spot. RIP James Gandolfini - you are still missed❤️
The worst betrayal was this guys pronunciation of bonpensiero
Been waiting for this video my whole life.
Christopher’s death was expected. He had it coming because his liability.
I felt that he’s going to die, but not this way :”)
@@TranslatorGuruDee I must admit I was surprised as well. I had to rewind it 4 times just to see if I miss any Dialogue
@@Morales7141 Exactly! I thought at first that there’s something wrong with this episode. I didn’t like that much at first because I didn’t I understand it well. But then I just realized that this way Tony being selfish as always.
adrianna was by far the saddest one
Seriously no mention of Janice plotting against Tony with Richie Aprile? Im sorry but Janice had to been the most despised character for me through the series.
Even worse than their own mother?
Worse because she left her mother to rot and only came back to see if she can collect or snag a husband 🤦🏻♀️
1.Junior betrayal of Tony should not be on the list you can't run the family behind the boss back 2.Tony killing his cousin was a mercy kill 3.Livia should be number one hands down I mean its her son
But Livia was vicious from the beginning, I wasn’t that surprised when she wanted her son killed.
The Weight episode plot was decided at the last minute because they needed a bit of a filler episode in the middle of Season Four but it's right up there with the best episodes of the series imo.
The biggest betrayal was Tony screaming at AJ for eating too late & too much.
The #1 was spot on!! Adrianna’s death will always be the most brutal thing I’ve watched on TV. I remember not being able to sleep when I watched this episode. It broke me :( I know Adrianna wasn’t innocent, but she was ready for a clean slate with the love of her life :(
I’m sorry but her death was funny as hell lol
@@GrimJester82 how’s dragging a woman out of the car while she’s begging to not kill her is funny? This was the most humiliating and heartbreaking death I’ve ever seen.
She had a slight drug issue and accepted stolen property. Other than that, she was cool. Too trusting and naive, though.
That was a hard one to watch.
"I'm sorry if I yelled, T. It's just.....HOW MUCH MORE BETRAYAL CAN I TAKE?!?"
Ah, the Sopranos. Came for mob shenanigans. Stayed for Livia being batshit crazy and then some.
I always thought Patsy pissing in Tony's pool was a pretty hardcore betrayal.
Maybe not the biggest but Ralphie not accepting a drink really got him mad 😂
The most hypocritical betrayal was setting up Feech for a parole violation.
the sopranos is one of my favorite shows I don't know about the biggest betrayals but the two I was the most shocked by was when Chris gave up Adriana and when Tony smothered Chris after that car accident I probably shouldn't have been but I was genuinely shocked when I first saw it
Tony basically was the one who got jackie junior whacked with what he told ralph.
I’ve never seen this show in my life but my mom used to watch it. Maybe I’ll check it out
You know the mob is mad at you when they don't even let you sit down
You were warned WatchMojo, the money goes up to borko.
Great narration. I really miss that show
Same here!
“It’s hard to tell who has your back from who has it long enough just to stab you in it.”
- Nicole Richie
Meadow bringing home a moolie was pretty hurtful.
Great video!!
That cold gabagool on the fridge was the biggest betrayal of all.
The way this guy pronounces Sal's last name...you know he was just reading a script and never actually watched the show.
Haha.
He also called silvio, sil-vo.
If Tony B had brought to guns instead of 1 he could have finished off Phil and he, Sal, and countless others would still be alive
When I see so much betrayal, I just feel sorry for Paulie, and thinking of how much more betrayal can he take?
“That’s the guy, my uncle Tony, the guy I went to hell for”
@@alissa6 Im quoting the movie ending one
@@cuquestjeens6721 Woops sorry. The series quote is more popular though.
@@alissa6 yep the movie one stay in my head because was the last thing I see from The sopranos
I really missed the series
Adriana went from this show to the failed Friends spinoff Joey.
Bonpensiero pulling rat. It deserves to be in the Top 5. Bonpensiero wasn't made yesterday. He knew full well that ratting often ends in death.
Blundetto wasn’t a betrayal. That was as merciful of an end as he would have ever got
Wouldn’t call burning vesuvio a betrayal either because Tony only did that because junior planned to carry out a hit there and Tony couldn’t convince him not to. Hell, tony even gave Artie a pass when Artie pulled a gun on him over that when Tony has killed people for less
I just got done watching this show all 6 season yesterday and I’m going threw a betrayal right now myself so this a perfect clip 😂💯
I completely agree with the #1 choice,that storyline broke my heart.
Adriana was one of my favorite characters, and she literally risked her life to stay with Christopher. And he gave her up to the wolves, for a man who would end up killing him. Crazyyy.
I liked the fact that tony was never afraid to get his own hands dirty
Sopranos are everywhere in 2022!
In my opinion one of the biggest betrayals was Buchy setting up Phil at the end
The look on Tony’s face when he’s killing Christopher chills me everytime!
The dead eyes in shadow…brutal.
The biggest betrayal was hearing you say multiple of these characters' names, showing us you did not watch the show, probably just a summary.
Do a list on sopranos villains.
Jackie was never gonna live a life outside of what he was born into. His sister even says its what he always wanted to be. He was destined to die young
Young.....and stupid as well.
need more this kind series
Biggest betrayal was Tony's mom and Jr wanting a hit on Tony
Paulies mom not being Paulies mom takes the cake
I kinda disagree since it wasn’t done out of ill intent
Salvatore Bombpinceroh, the legend.
The ducks leaving Tony. That was the worst one.
"Tony betrayed Christopher....Family or not, it was a long time coming"
If it was a long time coming, then it wasn't a betrayal lol
"I FEEL LIKE I'VE BEEN STABBED IN THE HAHT!"
the worst was Tony betraying Beansie and giving Richie Aprile permission to mutilate a "civilian" "stop talking about do something or shut up'
Tony didn’t give permission for that, that was all Richie
didn't he tell him to stop talking, do something or shut up? i could be off here thanks
What about the betrayal Paulie had to deal with when he found out Vito was gay? He felt like he was stabbed in the heart! How much more betrayal can he take?
Good annunciation on name such as “Silvo” and “Salvatore Bon Pincero” 😂😂
This is great
One of my favorite shows
the biggest betrayal was Rhiannon who was sent into the mental hospital by NY to befriend AJ so she could spy on the Soprano family and let them know where and when Tony would be (Holsten's) and then he was killed in front of his family.
Chris gave up his fiancee to die all for the man he was protecting to kill him smh
When livia died I literally out loud went “YESSSSS”
The biggest betrayal was the Gabbagool upsetting Tony’s stomach.
Please make more sopranos content
Jackie Jr is so dreamy 🥰
The biggest betrayal was definitely when Paulie was betrayed by his mother and by Vito. I mean, how much more betrayal can he take?!