@HidanVenom chris wasnt fearless, he was reckless and stupid, he was only made capo because tony wanted him to takeover eventually so he could distance himself from the lifestyle and avoid prison
@@blackkray1168what’s funny is alot of the guys in the end who rose up the ranks like Bobby or Patsy were due to incompetence from Chrissy, Paulie, Ralph being a psycho, etc.
"You've got some unhappy people out there. People who've been with you from the beginning. Before the beginning even, people that were with your father. Possibly people with wings in their hair. People with strange Aunt/Mother relations even, people who go 'hehe' at everything you say. people who wanna know 'whadya hear whaddya say'." "Fucking Paulie, right" "Aaaaahh, I-I ain't sayin nuthin T"
People who’s name rhymes with Mollie Saltyberry. People who don’t know how much more betrayal they can take. People who kill waiters for asking for a better tip. People who say “commendatore” to every random Italian citizen they meet. People who have a thing about shoelaces and bathroom floors. People who use the word “flambé”.
I love how you watch Tony and Sil in the car for a long time thinking they're alone, while there's actually Chris on the back seat that opens it to say something stupid xD
Joe Reimer every fucking upload Borko tries to get a couple popcorn headlines. Go ahead watch last time I clicked so fast on the vid my soup was still warm when it ended
Borko, thissss attitude of youuurs. Its a lot what made you a effective uploader.. 7 deadly infringements and yours.. Is copyright. Frankly you have a problem with HBO
You can always see Tony's descent into madness and cynicism through these compilations if they're in a canonical order. The closer you get to the end, the more you see the ugliest aspects of Tony shine through. Such an amazing series/story.
@@Inbraneinthememsane The facts that he's a murdering, thieving, corrupt, greedy, selfish, sociopathic monster. He has a likable and charming personality, but he's sick and evil.
The character arc for Tony was so well done. In the first season you would never want to see him die. In the final season, while you hope he doesn't take a bullet, a part of you can't help but think.. his men would be better off because he was more of a jerk as time went on.
His glorified crew deserved a leader with varsity athlete potential ill admit. But "they'd be better off if he was dead because he was a meanie" is ridiculous logic. 90% of Tony's crew were incompetents just like Dr Melfi......LOL they'd have been fucked without him. He was a sadistic asshile, selfish prick, and a degenerate fuckin gamblah.... but he was the best they had and without him they woulda been a nervous wreck silvio-run glorified crew who couldn't even shine Phil's shoes.
Silvio was the brains, and as a close friend of Tony is why New Jersey worked. Without Silvio and his gift as a Consigliere, Tony would have had a massive problem.
I've watched this show twice now, and I just realized that Silvio told patsy to take the tiles to keep him feeling valued/earning more to balance the fact that Chrissy took over as captain. Thanks for these short stories that you upload, it really helps digest the stories within the show
The argument between Tony and Sil in the car during the Columbus Day episode is one of my favorite scenes in the whole show. Love the dialogue. So shocking to me how that episode was one of the lowest rated when it came out, but obviously it can be appreciated a lot more today by how relevant and on point it is still.
WHATEVER HAPPENED THERE?!?!?! I'll tell you what fvckin happened, this piece of sh!t cousin didn't ok the boost, he broke six fvckin tiles when he took out the shed!
'You've got some unhappy people out there. Not just the young guys. I'm talking about guys that have been with you since the beginning..since before the beginning..guys who worked for your father and have wings in their hair and have a nervous tic' 'Fuckin Paulie right?' 'Naaaaaaaah I'm not saying nothing.'
All due respect, junior fucked your grandma when she spoke out of lines liek that. All due respect of course buddy. But that's no way top speak to Borko.
Sil doesn’t deny that the tiles were stolen or that he wasn’t involved, he denies doing so with the knowledge that Tony had previously forbade their theft.
@@OlYables the underline is Sil, directly disobeyed Tony to show him that Christopher was not yet fit to be a capo. Not only because he was young but also because he did not earn the respect from the other soldiers and capos. Silvio proved a point
This video really made me realize how terrible of a boss tony is. He passes over senior guys and plays favorites. He constantly disrespects his closest people and makes horrible decisions. Then blames everyone else when it all goes wrong.
I actually believe Tony would have been whacked earlier if not for Silvio. Be it trying to please patsy after the capo pass over, the advices he gave him and the outlet for all the guys' complaints.
Artie only did that when he was usually drunk or just being plain dumb ass Artie. Otherwise, he was a “yes-man” in Tony’s presence. I think there were 4 situations in which Artie stood up to Tony. 1. His restaurant being blown up. (Drunk) 2. That crooked deal with that French guy. (Drunk) 3. That whole thing with the credit card scam, Bennie. (Sober and right) 4. The rapist soccer coach thing. (Sober but stupid)
@@muaddib989 he was not drunk when he aimed a rifle at Tony. He was very angry, but there is absolutely no indication that he was innebriated. He arrives and drives off easy... what the hell were you watching?
Ryan Sansaricq Maybe I’m wrong. I recall him mostly being a goofy side character. Like when he showed up to the French guys house and getting beaten up or when he beat up Bennie and did a celebratory air punching. Meanwhile Bennie was 3 foot 5 and 100lbs.
After all these years, I still can't get enough of Gandolfini's performances. Masterclass. Seen a lot of series' since then. Some great ones. This is still king, IMO.
I used to believe that the supreme Devil character in the Sopranos was Ralphie due to all the lines from Sympathy for the Devil and all that, but the scene where Silvio tells Tony his sin is Pride made me realize that Tony is the true Devil of the series. He beats and tortures people like Matt Bevilaqua, murders people for business, pride, and revenge, murders and orders the murders of close family members or some of his oldest friends like his nephew Christophah, Jimmy Altieri, Pussy, Jackie Aprile Jr., and his cousin Animal Blundetto, sleeps around even while he's with Carmela and basically abuses both his mistresses and Carmela, he runs all manner of scams and rackets, the only thing he doesn't seem to do is hurt children and animals specifically, minus hunting and fishing for animals but that's a bit different. A comment in some random Sopranos video said that Tony has all Seven Deadly Sins and I agree. Plus Tony's Devil imagery just feels like it's more direct than Ralphie's, especially the scene where everyone is laughing at a joke about Christophah's daughter and it pans over to Tony enveloped in cigar smoke and giggling sinisterly
Never understood why Silvio went against Tony on the floor tiles. Was he and Patsy taking advantage of Chris weak leadership? Was he mad at Tony because he thought Patsy was a better option for capo?
ShafterX he felt that Tony was positioning Christopher to be second in command in the family and anointing him captain was the first step. Did patsy feel passed over? Sure, but Silvio was using Patsy’s feelings and telling them to Tony as a way to voice how he really felt. He knocked off the tiles against Tony’s orders as he was feeling insecure about Christopher’s ascension in the family and was posturing.
Tony playing favorite again, and giving Chris the construction job pissed off Patsy and others in the family. Silvio did this to remind Tony people (Silvio himself included) aren't pleased about it. Disobeying his orders sent a message to Tony.
Probably my favorite scene from the entire series is the floor tile scene between Sil and T, in Tony's basement. That was epic, bad-ass, gangster negotiation there. EVERYTHING was on the table in that scene. Sil's loyalty, Tony's loyalty, the possibility of betrayal by either one, and epic gangster negotiations, ALL without actually saying what they're actually saying. Hey, I'm not saying! I'm just saying. That kinda stuff. Very very well-written and acted. David Chase is a master craftsman of cinema.
I get the point Tony was trying to make, Italians didn't have it nearly as hard as Silvio is saying. Italians, Irish, Polish, they were discriminated against when they first started immigrating here, but they absolutely CANNOT be compared to the treatment that Native Americans from both continents and black people endured in America, and that's coming from someone who's Polish and Irish too. As a European, Mexican and Native American myself, fuck Columbus. He was just the first Western European to make it to the Americas, the Norse made it to Canada in the 1000's but everyone forgot about where Vinland and Greenland actually were once the colonies failed. Denmark ended up recolonizing Greenland but Canada went to the French and then English. Columbus was a slave trader. Even if he personally didn't own any (which I doubt he didn't have any), he literally helped create the first system that enslaved tens of thousands to millions of Natives for European wealth
Borko, can you do a video on Mexican Travertine floor tile? We really should know what all the fuss is about. :) Could be the first crossover video for your Mexican and Sopranos subs.
RUclips is filled with many channels who make the same videos with the same moments but I love that boko is different and his videos always have a new pov or a new combination of scenes that I forgot
Why doesn't Tony just call the Lupertazzi's and ask them to send Rusty Millio to Chief Smith - I hear the guy does an excellent impersonation of Frankie Valli...
Silvio was a kind of man that could do the impossible. Tell Tony a message he was smart enough to fully understand but not proud enough to cause trouble over. A rare skill, thats why Dante is Consigliere
In light of recent humiliations.... It's an honor to be joined by men.
Shut up phil
How’s your kid brother at age 47, Billy ? Hehe
@@MM-qi5mk
Let me tell ya a couple of three things: Forget Coco, forget Fat Dom who goes over to Jersey and never comes back, forget my brother Billy.
Empty compliments, I had major fucking coronary disease
@@phil-Leotardo.171 your brother Billy, whatever happened there..
Tony and Silvio had their tensions but Silvio always kept his cool. For a guy who sucked at gambling he sure knew how to play his cards right.
until he got lit up and presumably killed just for stickin around the fat man
I think that's what made him mad about losing at cards. Because he knows how smart he is.
@@christiancoates609you slow rolled me!
@@othmanvaldez1820 his money's good
Why? Why now?!
Even Silvio knew it was wrong to pass over patsy.
@HidanVenom it may have saved tony in the end seeing as it was most likely patsy who had tony whacked.
@HidanVenom chris wasnt fearless, he was reckless and stupid, he was only made capo because tony wanted him to takeover eventually so he could distance himself from the lifestyle and avoid prison
@@thedude7727 patsy ran from the scene shooting over his shoulder
Everyone knew Tony killed his twin brother. Nobody would put Pasty as a Capo lmao
@@blackkray1168what’s funny is alot of the guys in the end who rose up the ranks like Bobby or Patsy were due to incompetence from Chrissy, Paulie, Ralph being a psycho, etc.
Silvio is the only one that can be honest with Tony without being screamed at.
He desereved the most respect out of all of them
That's his job
And Tony can never appreciate Sil's wisdom. Maybe Tonys most annoying character trait.
@@mbtravel7294 Roy Keane ova 'ere!!
Artie could too.
Tony always saying what happened to Gary Cooper but he complains more than anyone in the show
😯😯😯😯😯😯😮😮😮😮😮
All due respect... you have no fucking idea what it’s like to be number 1...
That’s the boss you’re talking about!
@Matthew Barry His name is Clarence.
THATS MY NEPHEW YOURE TALKING ABOUT- IN MY OWN HOME ! HOW DARRRREEE YOU !
"You've got some unhappy people out there. People who've been with you from the beginning. Before the beginning even, people that were with your father. Possibly people with wings in their hair. People with strange Aunt/Mother relations even, people who go 'hehe' at everything you say. people who wanna know 'whadya hear whaddya say'."
"Fucking Paulie, right"
"Aaaaahh, I-I ain't sayin nuthin T"
People who’s name rhymes with Mollie Saltyberry. People who don’t know how much more betrayal they can take. People who kill waiters for asking for a better tip. People who say “commendatore” to every random Italian citizen they meet. People who have a thing about shoelaces and bathroom floors. People who use the word “flambé”.
heheh
😂😂😂
hehe 🖐
I love how you watch Tony and Sil in the car for a long time thinking they're alone, while there's actually Chris on the back seat that opens it to say something stupid xD
Classic Christapha
And he appears to be high.
Patsy was also in the car
@@Troyano1812Patsy? I could care less, honestly.
@@OlYables and yet here you are talking about it
A Tony vs. Sil video is a great way to grab some POPCORN HEADLINES!
Joe Reimer every fucking upload Borko tries to get a couple popcorn headlines. Go ahead watch last time I clicked so fast on the vid my soup was still warm when it ended
Ur making the fucking call
Joe Reimer hahaha
I watched the video so fast my soup was still warm when I came back
GOLD
I always loose it when Tony asks “WTF happened to Gary Cooper, I’d like to know!” And Sil, after pausing for thought says: “He Died.”
He was gay, Gary Cooper?
I mean Sil was right and answered Tony’s question
Nobody's got Gary Cooper!
Then it's like a magnetic force activates between Tony's head and the headrest.
Gary cooper the real Gary cooper. Or anybody named cooper for that matter never suffered like the Italians!!
I've been watching these Sopranos vids from the beginning. And frankly Bork, you've got a problem with HBOs authority. With all due respect.
What do you mean exactly
What the fuck do you know what goes on in my head? All due respect, you got no fucking idea what it’s like being number one.
You will be dealt with in time
Nobody's denying his leadership ability.
Saun Krystian That’s nice, but I’m not running a fucking popularity contest here
Borko, thissss attitude of youuurs. Its a lot what made you a effective uploader..
7 deadly infringements and yours.. Is copyright.
Frankly you have a problem with HBO
One of the best Soprano fan comments
Lmao
What's the original scene? Can't remember
@@mme9646 it’s literally in this video you fucking spo0k
@@clenjones5748 nah i meant another scene with this aaatituude of youuursss.
It was a guy talking to his gf. Season 1. I don't know. What the fuck
@@mme9646 hmm. Can’t recall
Sil was remarkable, probably Tony's best guy, loyal to the end.
What end? Sil lived
Right. Of course. Nobody’s denying Borko’s editing abilities.
@cedricbeard With the change of rank and all, maybe some of the other contributors, like SopranosFan57, feel marginalized.
This Borko is more creative than Pittsburgh
Pure Kino feels bad. Maybe he was passed over
@@diogenes. “my star, my perfect silence.”
@@littlekingtrashmouth9219Woodrow Wilson? Willy Wonka? Walter White?
You can always see Tony's descent into madness and cynicism through these compilations if they're in a canonical order. The closer you get to the end, the more you see the ugliest aspects of Tony shine through. Such an amazing series/story.
That’s what makes borko a goodfella
What ugly aspects? He’s the most normal
Person in the whole show
@@Inbraneinthememsane The facts that he's a murdering, thieving, corrupt, greedy, selfish, sociopathic monster. He has a likable and charming personality, but he's sick and evil.
The character arc for Tony was so well done. In the first season you would never want to see him die. In the final season, while you hope he doesn't take a bullet, a part of you can't help but think.. his men would be better off because he was more of a jerk as time went on.
Elroy's World You know who else had an arc? Noah.
@@petepyeatt6909 I swear that scene gets me every time!!!
His glorified crew deserved a leader with varsity athlete potential ill admit. But "they'd be better off if he was dead because he was a meanie" is ridiculous logic. 90% of Tony's crew were incompetents just like Dr Melfi......LOL they'd have been fucked without him.
He was a sadistic asshile, selfish prick, and a degenerate fuckin gamblah.... but he was the best they had and without him they woulda been a nervous wreck silvio-run glorified crew who couldn't even shine Phil's shoes.
@@spencer9093 Nah. I disagree. I think Sil would've been a great leader. Says what he has to say. Just chills out. Doesn't care too much.
@@elroysworldFR he was acting boss and had a panic attack within a week. That's why i said he would have been a nervous wreck
Patsy's face when Chrissy was named acting capo.....they make everything and everybody ova heaa
Organized Chaos ....The Sopranos are a family. And even in this fucked up day and age, that means something.
@@SaunKrystian Centuries of tradition here.
Either it has meaning or no meaning
Since time immemorial, two things have been recession proof. Certain aspects of showbusiness, and our thing.
Prolly going down on some sheep or shit
I was talking to HBO, sounds like Borko has a little Napoleon thing going on
Yeah? Good.
The seat in your Lincoln, when you sit in it do you feel marginalized?
Pussy Bonpensiero take your fat piece of shit and get off my stoop
@@richarddavid7112 come on, Uncle Philly...
Oh Phil, just don't bus my brother's balls at the body shop when the seat is askew....and that paint was brilliant
I finished this video so fast my soup was still warm
Nick Moscatello for this I miss the Jets first home game!!!
Stannis Capo F’n MF’n pain’na f’n ass! Can we not-huh-with the tantrums!
Warm before ,Warmer wayyyy before
Suit*
Then what? He dies and I can't even wear his fucking shoes.
Silvio Dante is the friend all men fantasize about having.
Fuckin Whodini over here.
Him and Sam from Lord of the rings,very different types of men though 😂
The friend we fantasize about having, and yet we’re averse to imitating them.
I’m lowkey the Silvio of my group
Owns a strip bar!
Silvio was the brains, and as a close friend of Tony is why New Jersey worked. Without Silvio and his gift as a Consigliere, Tony would have had a massive problem.
I've watched this show twice now, and I just realized that Silvio told patsy to take the tiles to keep him feeling valued/earning more to balance the fact that Chrissy took over as captain. Thanks for these short stories that you upload, it really helps digest the stories within the show
You answered my question 🙏
because Silvio was an actual leader
More and more you notice Pasty became Sil’s guy as the seasons went on.
@@pagansmc13except when it came to becoming the actual boss. It almost killed him, he had no idea
@@pagansmc13he just couldn't take everyone whining at him all at once
Borko: *uploads again* “I’m just asking, is it a hanging offense?”
HBO: “Did you deliberately disobey me?”
Timeline got fuck'd up
All just a misunderstanding
We go back along way
Borko screwed Ceerio over the uploads even after Kino said he gave the ok...whatever happened there.
"7 deadly sins. And yours is... not having the makings of a varsity athlete"
😂
Tony would have lost it.
Again with the varsity shit
Ya just got a problem with small hands, part of what makes you a lousy catcher
Tone has gluttony no doubt. dat fat fuck!
The argument between Tony and Sil in the car during the Columbus Day episode is one of my favorite scenes in the whole show. Love the dialogue. So shocking to me how that episode was one of the lowest rated when it came out, but obviously it can be appreciated a lot more today by how relevant and on point it is still.
Because pretty much the entire show is fantastic
Because Tony and Sil argument is the only memorable thing in the episode. It saves the episode.
@@yordanstefanov5570 Furio talking about Northern Italians was underrated
That one scene was a gem in a terrible episode.
Group! GROUP!
I fucking love the Gary Cooper car scene, always cracks me up hahaha
I didn't even know Christopher was in the car till he chimed in, "Gary Cooper was gay?" 🤣🤣🤣
First thing I’m doing is getting a Soprano channel. You know , like Borko.
Underrated comment
I'll talk to you later
Svenska Krigare , you saying what I think you’re saying ?
You got no fkn idea what it's like to be number one
Alright then.
Napoleon with his natural canopy making people feel marginalized.
Mike Lyons wings in his hair, natural canopy...there’s an image
beautifully putt
Yo, you can’t make that stuff up.
He just did.
Stephen Campbell I was looking for “WTF are you talking about, he just did”
The floor tiles, whatever happened there.......
Whatever happened there??
WHATEVER HAPPENED THERE?!?!?! I'll tell you what fvckin happened, this piece of sh!t cousin didn't ok the boost, he broke six fvckin tiles when he took out the shed!
Died ona vine
Te Wa it petered out
@@PussyBonpensiero *A pallet of tiles?* Can you believe this guy!? Go have a lime rickey or whatever you drink nowadays!
The tension between Tony and Silvio can all be traced to Silvio's knowledge that Tony never had the makings of a varsity athlete.
'You've got some unhappy people out there. Not just the young guys. I'm talking about guys that have been with you since the beginning..since before the beginning..guys who worked for your father and have wings in their hair and have a nervous tic'
'Fuckin Paulie right?'
'Naaaaaaaah I'm not saying nothing.'
lmao
Sopranos comment section best on internet.
I’ve known you since you were a kid, Borko. Frankly...you got a problem with HBO. All due respect.
Why you gotta go and top me? Took the air right outta my punchline.
Lion Heart all due respect, you got no fuckin idea what it’s like to upload sopranos clips
7 deadly sins, Borko. Yours is copyright infringement.
Lol@@@berlinocelot
All due respect, junior fucked your grandma when she spoke out of lines liek that. All due respect of course buddy. But that's no way top speak to Borko.
Borko's subscribers? They're a glorified crew.
Funniest profile image ever
The family of early man
go piss in a pool
Over 200,000 soldiers in that family
They’re a bunch’a fuckin’ mocking birds.
tonys reaction to christophers "he was gay?, gary cooper?" always gets me in hysterics
Truck full of shineboxes, we should be looking at what ? 30 grand.
Should be about 2 shines there, I'll have the rest for ya later
came for video...stayed for comments🤣lol
@@SilvioMDanteThat was literally one of the funniest things that I have ever read .
@@adamchewy2284 I said my piece, Chewy!
@@SilvioMDante " She must have crawled unda there for warmth.
No one could say nothing like Sil. Sometimes he repeats what he said to avoid answering and sometimes he says what everyone is thinking.
Sil was fleeeeexin in the basement
pure finesse
Timeline got f**ked up
Sil was Tony’s best friend. Always had Tony’s best interest at heart. I don’t think Tony knew how good of friend he was.
Love how Silvio totally denies the tile thing and then Silvio gives Tony some money for the tiles. Great song and dance.
You idiots are missing the point.
Sil doesn’t deny that the tiles were stolen or that he wasn’t involved, he denies doing so with the knowledge that Tony had previously forbade their theft.
@@OlYables the underline is Sil, directly disobeyed Tony to show him that Christopher was not yet fit to be a capo. Not only because he was young but also because he did not earn the respect from the other soldiers and capos. Silvio proved a point
@@Jaguar_DeltaNot just that, but he knew Patsy needed a win
Timeline got fucked up
This video really made me realize how terrible of a boss tony is. He passes over senior guys and plays favorites. He constantly disrespects his closest people and makes horrible decisions. Then blames everyone else when it all goes wrong.
Yea.... He was.
I actually believe Tony would have been whacked earlier if not for Silvio.
Be it trying to please patsy after the capo pass over, the advices he gave him and the outlet for all the guys' complaints.
He never had the makings of a Varsity Mob Boss
@@RetroHabit82 No. Just no.
I mean he fucked over Chrissy too; it was just Patsy's turn to bend over and grab his ankles.
5:32 I forgot Chris was even in the car lmfao
Sil's reaction when Tony says that Columbus might as well be a movie is amazing
Silvio, Artie, and Junior were the only people Tony knew who told him how it was instead of ducking into cover.
Artie only did that when he was usually drunk or just being plain dumb ass Artie.
Otherwise, he was a “yes-man” in Tony’s presence.
I think there were 4 situations in which Artie stood up to Tony.
1. His restaurant being blown up. (Drunk)
2. That crooked deal with that French guy. (Drunk)
3. That whole thing with the credit card scam, Bennie. (Sober and right)
4. The rapist soccer coach thing. (Sober but stupid)
@@muaddib989 he was not drunk when he aimed a rifle at Tony. He was very angry, but there is absolutely no indication that he was innebriated. He arrives and drives off easy... what the hell were you watching?
Ryan Sansaricq
Maybe I’m wrong. I recall him mostly being a goofy side character.
Like when he showed up to the French guys house and getting beaten up or when he beat up Bennie and did a celebratory air punching. Meanwhile Bennie was 3 foot 5 and 100lbs.
“Forget that Ichabod Crane’s my cousin...”
I can't even say his name...
Man, Bobby was a decent guy. No politics, just congratulates Chris and is the first to do it
im glad I wasn't the only to recognize that too
Tony knows Silvio's secret identity of being a band member in Bruce Springsteens band
Scene w T and Syl in the basement was one of the better ones in the entire series! Phenomenal acting!
even the last clip in the office where tony mocks and dismisses Sil's opinion but is angry because hes in denial that it was good advice. great acting
If the Mayor of Munchkin Land had taken the singing gig with Red Clay, he might be still alive.
Alberto Bingo
This made me crack up, watching them complain about Frankie Vallie, then he comes in as an actor as Rusty Millio
Nope Offmate No kidding
Thought I was hearing that incorrectly.
Would have been a nice little payday, an opportunity to hone that rep he left behind
"That Mexican travertine... I wonder if it was chalked."
Very cute Matty
These are rat turds.. we got to call an exterminator
Pretty up on all this shit huh Matty
Michael O Donnell Carlos lipstick 💄 was on Vitos Atkins Diet
@@stanniscapo7205 *lost my temper and struck you with the hand vacuum. A cloud of dust and rat turds.*
Silvio, Bobby, Carmela and Melfi all knew how to handle him and he didn't even know it
After all these years, I still can't get enough of Gandolfini's performances. Masterclass.
Seen a lot of series' since then. Some great ones. This is still king, IMO.
Frankie Valli, whatever happened there...
You mean the fucking Mayor of Munchkin land?
He gave bad directions
Mayor of Munchkinland was a double agent
He was just a kid
5:32 LMAO i forgot chris had been there the whole time, just sitting there listen to their nonsense
You know, I remember a time where he stayed at home, and as far as I’m concerned, he should still be there!
“Timeline got f*cked up”……. That line can get you out of a lot of situations 😂
He had it rehearsed and ready, clearly
Silvo was being super generous when he said Tony only represented ONE sin, he is like the poster child for them all!
I wish they did more with Gary Cooper he was my favorite character on the show.
When he yells at chrissy for asking if Gary Cooper was gay is my favorite 😂😂😂😂
Just when I thought I was out, "El Señor de Cielos" pull me back in.
HAHAHAH
😂😂😂
LMAO
Silvio Dante's hair is absolute perfection.
“Hair”
Yea whoever fabricated it did a great job
Lol at how Chrissy doesn't show up in the car scene until 5:32
@Starscream91
Same lol he comes outta nowhere.
Patsy was in the car too
Bobby and Fat Dom and Vito were also in the car. In the other corner tho, you couldn’t see em, trick of the camera angles. Real HBO greaseball stuff.
Love all these scenes. These 2 together some of my favourite moments in whole series. Cheers Borko 👍😎
The first thing I'm doing is starting my own Sopranos youtube channel. You know, like Borko.
*doesn't take you seriously* I'll talk to you later.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
That entire car ride and convo about Gary Cooper was just gold
Alot of brilliance in that line: "Columbus was so long ago it might as well have been a movie!"
I used to believe that the supreme Devil character in the Sopranos was Ralphie due to all the lines from Sympathy for the Devil and all that, but the scene where Silvio tells Tony his sin is Pride made me realize that Tony is the true Devil of the series. He beats and tortures people like Matt Bevilaqua, murders people for business, pride, and revenge, murders and orders the murders of close family members or some of his oldest friends like his nephew Christophah, Jimmy Altieri, Pussy, Jackie Aprile Jr., and his cousin Animal Blundetto, sleeps around even while he's with Carmela and basically abuses both his mistresses and Carmela, he runs all manner of scams and rackets, the only thing he doesn't seem to do is hurt children and animals specifically, minus hunting and fishing for animals but that's a bit different. A comment in some random Sopranos video said that Tony has all Seven Deadly Sins and I agree. Plus Tony's Devil imagery just feels like it's more direct than Ralphie's, especially the scene where everyone is laughing at a joke about Christophah's daughter and it pans over to Tony enveloped in cigar smoke and giggling sinisterly
Silvio and Christopher in that scene is one of the funniest interactions of the entire series,,, especially Silvio
Lmao Silvio was spot on when he told Tony he doesn’t want to eat sh1t from John. And Tony knows it. Hahahaha
Anyone : “Where those floor tiles at ???”
Albert : “One of da trucks”
Lmao🤣🤣🤣
It died on a vine
Never understood why Silvio went against Tony on the floor tiles. Was he and Patsy taking advantage of Chris weak leadership? Was he mad at Tony because he thought Patsy was a better option for capo?
ShafterX he felt that Tony was positioning Christopher to be second in command in the family and anointing him captain was the first step. Did patsy feel passed over? Sure, but Silvio was using Patsy’s feelings and telling them to Tony as a way to voice how he really felt. He knocked off the tiles against Tony’s orders as he was feeling insecure about Christopher’s ascension in the family and was posturing.
@@challengerstrength Posturing? Let me guess, "it's part of the game"?
EFF THE GAME, HE'S GOING DOWN!
Tony playing favorite again, and giving Chris the construction job pissed off Patsy and others in the family. Silvio did this to remind Tony people (Silvio himself included) aren't pleased about it. Disobeying his orders sent a message to Tony.
He was testing if he was still 2nd in command by fucking Chrissy
That scene between Tony and Sil about the missing tiles. Wow, that was amazing.
"Tone look I've been your consiGLIere for a lot of years..." Always gets me
skip the preamble
“MARGINALIZED??”
OSTRAFIED!
Matty Carmine Jr. ova heeere
The fuck does that even mean?
Svenska Krigare brainless the second
Said
No Mob Guy ever !
3:36 "ya ever see Frankie Valli and Rusty Milio in the same room, Tone?"
"He was gay, Gary Cooper?" every time I hear that I fuckin die lmaooooo
I legit spit out my drink laughing when i first watched the scene where Chris interjects with "Gary Cooper was gay?"
Chrissy outta nowhere: ''He was gay, Gary Cooper?''
Tony: ''NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! AREYOULISTENINTOME!!!!!''
The Gary cooper scene in the car is hilarious
I just disliked borko, is it a hanging offence or not.
It'll be dealt with, in time.
@@MomMom4Cubs I'll back you on it, Borko will be ok with it.
Fuckin Kruschev over here.
Did you deliberately hit the dislike button?
You wretched buchiach
Tony: A truckload of floor tiles.....
Albert: One of the trucks!
"Truckloada floor tiles. We shubee lookin at whot uh, 30 gren?"
We all go back with Borko a long ways
Indeed we do
Probably my favorite scene from the entire series is the floor tile scene between Sil and T, in Tony's basement. That was epic, bad-ass, gangster negotiation there.
EVERYTHING was on the table in that scene. Sil's loyalty, Tony's loyalty, the possibility of betrayal by either one, and epic gangster negotiations, ALL without actually saying what they're actually saying.
Hey, I'm not saying! I'm just saying. That kinda stuff. Very very well-written and acted. David Chase is a master craftsman of cinema.
The mayor of munchkin land never had the makings of a top casino act.
Rob v w85 move el auto Mo bilo
Tony’s biggest flaw was not being able to take criticism. For someone who hates others for playing victim, he sure does a lot of that himself.
'Whatever happened to Borko that's what I'd like to know, Goddamit."
He died...
I get the point Tony was trying to make, Italians didn't have it nearly as hard as Silvio is saying. Italians, Irish, Polish, they were discriminated against when they first started immigrating here, but they absolutely CANNOT be compared to the treatment that Native Americans from both continents and black people endured in America, and that's coming from someone who's Polish and Irish too. As a European, Mexican and Native American myself, fuck Columbus. He was just the first Western European to make it to the Americas, the Norse made it to Canada in the 1000's but everyone forgot about where Vinland and Greenland actually were once the colonies failed. Denmark ended up recolonizing Greenland but Canada went to the French and then English. Columbus was a slave trader. Even if he personally didn't own any (which I doubt he didn't have any), he literally helped create the first system that enslaved tens of thousands to millions of Natives for European wealth
All things considered, they've got a legitimate beef
Just when I get tired of sopranos videos, RUclips pulls me back in
Borko, can you do a video on Mexican Travertine floor tile? We really should know what all the fuss is about. :) Could be the first crossover video for your Mexican and Sopranos subs.
We go back a long way Borko
Tony complaining about victim groups, but he is the one 'trapped inside that head of his' and seeing a god damn therapist!
RUclips is filled with many channels who make the same videos with the same moments but I love that boko is different and his videos always have a new pov or a new combination of scenes that I forgot
Why doesn't Tony just call the Lupertazzi's and ask them to send Rusty Millio to Chief Smith - I hear the guy does an excellent impersonation of Frankie Valli...
You got some balls, you know that?
5:22 has to be the funniest chrissy line lmfao
Tonys breathing always steals every scene
Silvio was a kind of man that could do the impossible. Tell Tony a message he was smart enough to fully understand but not proud enough to cause trouble over.
A rare skill, thats why Dante is Consigliere
We’ve known you since you started the channel Borko. Frankly you got a problem with authority.
That "NOOOOO!" from Tony. Always makes me fucking laugh.
She's really a man, Michelle Obama?
2:25 Sil feels in control of this scene, one of the downfalls of Tony, he lost his balls, he forgot how to be ruthless in his command.
HBO : did you deliberately disobey me?
Borko : ofcourse not.