Never thought I'd see the day when Sammy the bull had a podcast and a RUclips channel where he freely shares his life with everyone and anyone wanting to listen!! I bet he never imagined it either
Hes also a really nice bloke.... If you listen to what the underlying message is. love your family and the people in it and respect each other.... What is wrong with that
@Alex Miller is he?? maybe sit down for a beer an tell him that to his face. personally Id rather sit down and have a rant about his life and the shit he did. its all past tence
Why is he legit terrifying?? I have been trained in interrogation tactics by the Government. The only thing scary about these guys is 1. How easily they can kill someone who they called a friend, and 2. How quickly they flip when they get hit with some time.
@@MetalGearTenno Serious? You don't remember hurricane Sandy? They don't get Galveston or Carolina or Bahama type magnitude because they usually weaken but still 80-100 mph gusts. Low level but still able to break a window. :D
@@stevehutch9592 when u live longer than everyone else in the game at that time they mostly already all dead, that makes it okay. Not like he ratted in the golden days. He was solid.
@@stevehutch9592 I read one of Sammy's books years ago. If I remember correctly, he makes the point that in the end, for all the talk of honour and omerta, the mob are criminals. And criminals are ultimately in it for themselves. There's no honour among thieves as they say. You can judge Sammy a canary - Sammy would tell you John Gotti was going to throw him under a bus, and it was John's big mouth that blew the whole thing. For example, John yapped on about the Castellano hit YEARS after it had happened, after it had all been settled in the Commission and he was the undisputed Gambino boss. Why would he do that? Ego? Guilt? Then he ran through a litany of old hits Sammy had performed, dropping his underboss right in it. Gigante would never have made such stupid mistakes. Didn't Gotti once supposedly berate Ruggiero, "never say nuthin' you don't want played back to you in court?" Looks like Johnny Boy didn't live up to his own advice?
This story exemplifies why a guy like Sammy will almost always come out ahead...his unbelievably quick, decisive, decision making combined with his propensity for violence and sheer fearlessness makes him an extremely dangerous foe for anyone......I’m just blown away by this story for some reason ......I feel like this would a perfect little story for an animated short.
He has great Storys ,He was Dangerous Killed 19 or More people. He also Dangerous when He testifying against U and Convicting over 32 People that is also true .He also got His Family Involved n a Drug ring dealing drugs after doing 5 years for 19 Murders ,Racketeering,Rico ,And many other crimes .Then 18 years for dealing X and He had Millions of Dollars the Government let Him Keep around 5 to 7 Million Dollars from Organized Crime .Some was from a Legit Construction maybe 15 to 20 Percent of it and the rest Was from corporate acts .All He had to do was live of Millions of Dollars and He got money from the Government .He still messed up again put His Family n the Middle of it .So enjoy the Storys but understand He killed a 16 year old kid n 1977 He never talks about that kid cause He was a Innocent Kid .Sammy Killed some Scum bag that He was Suppose to Hit at night and then n then just Shot a Kid Who had nothing to do with anything .
Sammy has great storys !!I He always says John Gotti was going to make Him the fall guy .And John asked Him to take the Fall so John could run the Family .That is so untrue John Gotti had served time n Jail and n Prison n the 60s ,Lewis Burg n the 70s .John just got caught on tape a Wire tap just like almost all of them did from the Technology .John sure did not use a Defense of Sammy did it or let Me make a deal with the Government .Or let Me take a Plea and say this about anyone He took Life and went to the worse Prisons n the Country .Im no fan of violence Im a Anti War person and enjoy these documentary's .But a Fact person and Sammy did kill a 16 year old kid n 1977 It would b nice If He said He was sorry for that .Or He had regrets and that was the 1 that had nothing to do with the life nothing .He was a Kid going Home to His Parents and Sammy Killed some Guy on orders of the Gambino Family .And He decides Kill some one just across the way a kid .And They did not Kill all the Witnesses or any at the Big Paul Hit with all that Traffic n 85 .So I dont think He needed to Kill a Child n 77 I have a 19 year old Kid .
I am retired and I am not Italian, but the years when I was working were in the greater Philadelphia / Trenton area, and during that entire time I was close to and surrounded by Italians, most of whom were everyday people, but some of whom were connected, and a couple of those were fairly highly connected locally ... I no longer live in that area, in fact I happen to be about as far out of it as one can be in this world, but I can't begin to enumerate all the lessons of life that I learned from these people, and listening to Sammy brings so much of that experience and those memories back.
i love this mans stories, he remembers everything so clearly and doesnt leave much out at all a very honest man considering what he has bone/ experienced /been through. you cant help but like the guy i have read his story so many times but nothing is better than listening to the man himself xx
Wonder if they ever paid for Gravano's windows or if Gravano's threat to kill them made everything even. Interesting how same refers to the Italian mob guys from Italy as greaseballs since the media has been reporting for years that the American mob guys refer to them as zips
@@millsbomb007 True. Lots of times these newspapers or movies make up stuff like nicknames or things about Italian culture,that the mob or Italians in general never heard of. But then the mob or regular Italians start to own them. After the Godfather lots of Italians would act like what they were seeing that was in the movie were things they normally did or terms they normally used
7:49 "You wanna kill him now?" Just, mad respect for you both. You for standing up for yourself, and your friend who was willing to go to bat for you in a potentially deadly situation. That is true brotherhood right there.
@@tyler1846 cool cool. Thanks for the reply. I've actually ran into a lot of people on the interwebs who are local to me or had local ties. Really is a small world.
No, you'd have to kill him. You'd have 10,000 times more trouble, as his friends and brothers came looking for you to payback. Since Sammy was a reasonable man, you could do business with him, he neutralized a lot of trouble. He can have your done in, or you can do business, keep your word and do the right thing.
It reminds me of the bar scene from "A Bronx Tale". They mouthed off to Sammy. Then Sammy explained what they had done, and the life drained out of their faces.
@@djthemercyfull5516Me: " You are one funny guy DJ. Hahahahaha! Good one.!" DJ: "O so I'm funny to you. How exactly am I funny? Am I a but a spurious amusement to you whose most solemn utterances are mere chicanery to you?" Goodfellas 😊😀
Growing up in Brooklyn a stones throw from a lot of the places mentioned in his videos during the times he discusses and being a civilian I can tell you this. You couldn’t swing a dead cat back then without hitting a wise guy. For the most part if you remained respectful you were ok. But you could easily cross the line and get in some trouble.
New york is so much different now. The 60-80s in New York was really rough. Mafia,gangs,drugs etc... It's all so different now compared to how my uncle said it was growing up.
You watch some of these others "old ex-mobsters" and I get a sense of, "nah, that doesn't sound true, did that really happen?" I don't get that feeling with Sammy. I get a, "holy fuck, I'm glad I was never on Sammy's shit list" feeling. lol
Sammy...I know you did a lot of bad things in your life. But...I think God has kept you alive this long to tell us these stories...so that we can hear the good, bad, and ugly and make peace in our own hearts by relating this to our own life. Its a miracle you are sitting here telling us this. God bless.
Great story Sammy! I was 12 years old when “Underboss” came out. It was the first book I bought with my own money and the first book I read cover to cover!
Agreed...A movie that tells the whole story.... behind the scenes about what really happened between him and Jonn etc. etc...let people figure out for themselves who really brought down cosa nostra...
He needs more stories like this, I think it shows not only how he rose up, but how he got the nickname “THE BULL”, as well as how he got the men in that life to respect him…..great story!!
Who needs a video or movie... Sam just illustrate so well when he tells a story that you can actually “trip” into the action... great storyteller. Live his life respecting and commanding respect inside of the world he grew up on.
I have a hard time believing a guy who has all those guy's around and was talking tough just suddenly turns timid after a 5cent gangsgter line. Are we to just believe guy was a plain old bitch? Sounds fanciful is all.
There’s a reason he became an underboss to John gotti back in those days you didn’t embellish or make up fake stories actions like that is what make people recognize you in the streets it’s really not that crazy of a story I’m sure capos underbosses and bosses all have a lot crazier stories of things that made them so feared and respected above everyone else....at the end of the day maybe the guy talked tough because he thought he had the upper hand but when he saw there would be resistance he thought it was a bad idea and that is why you never tell people what you’re going to do before you do it and allow them to prepare for what is about to happen in this case however doing that may have just saved the mans life
@@914southside Sammy called his bluff...the reality of the situation sammy had total control 2 on 1. My guess the men in the back werent killers just avg joes going to a social club.
What a beautiful story teller. Makes you feel like you are there. He is who he is , take it or leave it. A real man's man. means what he says and says what he means. I have tons of respect.
You got me addicted to this podcast now...I wasn't gonna pay for " the sitdown" but your story telling it will be worth every penny...No movie ever made can compete with this Sammy!
@@jfuentss seriously nobody that's surrounded by mobsters with guns and threatens them with his and his friends gun this shit only happens in movies. If this was true him and his 2 friends would've been killed 1000%
but they were from italy not. new york . sometimes you have to be italian to understand what he means . he’s not bullshiting he was with a family already so i believe he was made already so you can’t mess with a guys place who is already with a family. it’s not fabricated this is the life. i like him sorry but it’s just business
Those old family-owned Italian deli's were the best. The old guys hanging out, the bread and cheese...! We'd go to this place in Passaic or Paterson `Bella Vista', about 60 yrs ago. I can still recall the smell. Mom and dad, good memories.
This guy is like my dad telling me bed time story's. I just discovered these RUclips videos, I know of Sammy from the 80ties and 90ties. But just discovered this podcasts/RUclips account. I think I'll be listening to these when I'm going to bed and get my amazing bed time story's. One thing about this guy is he DEMANDS respect, you can tell his story's are legit by his mannerisms, TONE, and assertiveness and calm demeanor. nice discovery. :)
Sammy I get you 100%....I am 70...of Italian decent ..Calabrese...my grandfather was sent to America at age 14 to protect him from a vendetta...he came and initially lived with a cousin ..Chicago..he became a gangster..an enforcer among other jobs...he had to become a wise guy to survive...he left the life and was able to settle in PA with my dad and Uncles and Aunts and started a new life...he was a loving man and his last remaining years were lived in peace and love with his grandchildren (me) and family....❤
All killers can summon that energy even at the end of their life. If you haven't watched all the Cullota videos that he did on his channel Coffee with Cullota I suggest it to you. He was putting up videos right up to the end of his life this year.And he could change in a second, happy go lucky old fart to I wonder how many times I would have to stab this guy before he shuts the fuck up.
Sammy the bull has a way of telling stories that totally put you in the room along with him. The FBI must of broke out the popcorn and cokes when they sat down and listened to his stories. Good for him for doing what was in his best interest.
And so was our forefathers. Nice. My mother is from Sicily and lots of uncles and relatives from the old country. Beautiful! Sammy the Bull is bad ass. I always liked him :)
This has to be one of the most badass stories I’ve ever heard in my life. Sheer power, put his life on the line and walked out with respect.
Unbelievable Awesome... Awesome!
Just incredible story, better than any mob movie ever. Now that's real respect .
Props x 1000
@MathedPunk, his young days were legendary/. Wish he was our Attorney General or FBI boss. Take no prisoners.
Terrified of death you idolize him somehow.
Where others "talk" about the life, Sammy takes you there....As if you were standing in the same room watching it all unfold...
Others.. Who you referring to when you say "OTHERS". 😂
He told so he’s allowed to talk about it 😂
Yea none of this is scripted. His memory is amazing. I hope I make it to his age nevermind remembering like him
talk about "the life"*
Hey ho..steve...shut it down..this is ya warnin
this guy is in his 70 and is still in good shape, mentally and physically
Are you his personal trainer ?
It’s called DOC
@@Gmenpg are you a keyboard warrior?! 😆
@@scottfrost8956 What's DOC?
@@TRIIGGAVELLI Damn Bro, you must be new to all this?, lol..
Department of Corrections..
When Sammy was telling the story I saw the entire event in my mind.
Indeed
Me too!😊
Well done! You should try reading a book bro, youd be amazed! Ha
It’s almost like you have an imagination
For real paints a brilliant painter for the mind
Never thought I'd see the day when Sammy the bull had a podcast and a RUclips channel where he freely shares his life with everyone and anyone wanting to listen!! I bet he never imagined it either
I know. It sure beats watching any 'reality show' out there.
He probably needs the money.
Nobody can tell a story like Sammy Gravano, he can make anything riveting.
i dont care how old he is, this man is legit terrifying and he isnt even trying. his level of confidence is astounding.
Hes also a really nice bloke.... If you listen to what the underlying message is. love your family and the people in it and respect each other.... What is wrong with that
@Alex Miller is he?? maybe sit down for a beer an tell him that to his face. personally Id rather sit down and have a rant about his life and the shit he did. its all past tence
Why is he legit terrifying?? I have been trained in interrogation tactics by the Government. The only thing scary about these guys is 1. How easily they can kill someone who they called a friend, and 2. How quickly they flip when they get hit with some time.
@@CMC-lr7kq What does that have to do with anything? No, I was never a seal
@@CMC-lr7kq Its youtube he wasn't trained in jack shit. If he was he wouldn't be on youtube bragging about it.
“I’ll kill him as sure as god made apples!” That’s the quote of the year🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
I though he said “assholes” 😂
@@jf13579 I suppose God made both?
I was there. He’s exaggerating
@@Gmenpg yeah me too!!
As good as " Get the cannoli".. Hes a trip..xx
He said if a hurricane comes and breaks his window he coming after dude, damn that’s cold my man Sammy no joke
It's pretty much what Don Corleone says about Michael ruclips.net/video/v75CFbaajKg/видео.html
Do they have hurricanes in New York.
@@MetalGearTenno Serious? You don't remember hurricane Sandy? They don't get Galveston or Carolina or Bahama type magnitude because they usually weaken but still 80-100 mph gusts. Low level but still able to break a window. :D
@@MetalGearTenno A Geracaine, lol
No one can deny that Sammy is an amazing storyteller. I could literally feel the tension in that basement!😬 I need a drink now.🍸
What the feds said exactly lol
Sangria pairs well with Mr. Sammy the Bull content
Sammy the bull grabano is alive because he has another great story to live and share with us.
i think i need a drink aswell lol
My thought exactly! His storytelling is AMAZING!
“My name is Salvatore “Sammy The Bull” Gravano”
goosebumps!
Allow me to Re-introduce myself....bad ass
🐀
as classic as any full name drop in the movies "bond, james bond"!
Yes, I thought the same! 🙌
Dangerous Man
Sammy is a mesmerizing and gifted story teller. Amazing detail.
There's a reason sammy is still alive today. He had the balls of a bull, truly.
Balls of a bull
Sings like a canary
🐁🐀🐀🐁🐀🐁
@@stevehutch9592 when u live longer than everyone else in the game at that time they mostly already all dead, that makes it okay. Not like he ratted in the golden days. He was solid.
@@stevehutch9592 I read one of Sammy's books years ago. If I remember correctly, he makes the point that in the end, for all the talk of honour and omerta, the mob are criminals. And criminals are ultimately in it for themselves. There's no honour among thieves as they say. You can judge Sammy a canary - Sammy would tell you John Gotti was going to throw him under a bus, and it was John's big mouth that blew the whole thing. For example, John yapped on about the Castellano hit YEARS after it had happened, after it had all been settled in the Commission and he was the undisputed Gambino boss. Why would he do that? Ego? Guilt? Then he ran through a litany of old hits Sammy had performed, dropping his underboss right in it. Gigante would never have made such stupid mistakes. Didn't Gotti once supposedly berate Ruggiero, "never say nuthin' you don't want played back to you in court?" Looks like Johnny Boy didn't live up to his own advice?
@@stevehutch9592 go do something then talk big
I listen to these stories over and over, and they don’t get old.
This story exemplifies why a guy like Sammy will almost always come out ahead...his unbelievably quick, decisive, decision making combined with his propensity for violence and sheer fearlessness makes him an extremely dangerous foe for anyone......I’m just blown away by this story for some reason ......I feel like this would a perfect little story for an animated short.
I really hope netflix or someone approaches him to animate all of these stories!
Be*🧹
One of the best stories so far, I can see how you earned your reputation. I’m sure those guys didn’t expect you to confront them about your windows.
When Sammy tells a story he makes you feel like your right there in the room with him. This is great stuff.
that's because he was reliving it as we were learning about it.
I can tell by his demeanor, he is legit,and is telling the truth.I almost felt like I was there, in the room,as witness....
You know shit .
@@thegreatestmantoevrwlkthep9986
Says your fake ass
Don't mention the word witness with these guys lol !
These are more than stories I feel like he’s truly taking us with him as all of this is happening in real-time. Amazing stuff !!!
I agree 💯% I was so into this story.
@Alex Garcia You’re on your period too huh? 🤷🏻♀️
He has the mind of an elephant.
Calm down lmfao its nott that good bud 🤣
@@ericasanchez738 lmfao !!!🤣🤣🤣 dead
Nothing more dangerous than a man whose life is already in jeopardy...
Or a man has no reason to live
@@alladean9080 he had a family
@@thestonedprince2167 he said a few times he would die for them sooo
He has great Storys ,He was Dangerous Killed 19 or More people. He also Dangerous when He testifying against U and Convicting over 32 People that is also true .He also got His Family Involved n a Drug ring dealing drugs after doing 5 years for 19 Murders ,Racketeering,Rico ,And many other crimes .Then 18 years for dealing X and He had Millions of Dollars the Government let Him Keep around 5 to 7 Million Dollars from Organized Crime .Some was from a Legit Construction maybe 15 to 20 Percent of it and the rest Was from corporate acts .All He had to do was live of Millions of Dollars and He got money from the Government .He still messed up again put His Family n the Middle of it .So enjoy the Storys but understand He killed a 16 year old kid n 1977 He never talks about that kid cause He was a Innocent Kid .Sammy Killed some Scum bag that He was Suppose to Hit at night and then n then just Shot a Kid Who had nothing to do with anything .
Sammy has great storys !!I He always says John Gotti was going to make Him the fall guy .And John asked Him to take the Fall so John could run the Family .That is so untrue John Gotti had served time n Jail and n Prison n the 60s ,Lewis Burg n the 70s .John just got caught on tape a Wire tap just like almost all of them did from the Technology .John sure did not use a Defense of Sammy did it or let Me make a deal with the Government .Or let Me take a Plea and say this about anyone He took Life and went to the worse Prisons n the Country .Im no fan of violence Im a Anti War person and enjoy these documentary's .But a Fact person and Sammy did kill a 16 year old kid n 1977 It would b nice If He said He was sorry for that .Or He had regrets and that was the 1 that had nothing to do with the life nothing .He was a Kid going Home to His Parents and Sammy Killed some Guy on orders of the Gambino Family .And He decides Kill some one just across the way a kid .And They did not Kill all the Witnesses or any at the Big Paul Hit with all that Traffic n 85 .So I dont think He needed to Kill a Child n 77 I have a 19 year old Kid .
I have no idea how true the stories are, but they sure are entertaning. Can't stop binge watching.
Sammy, I can hear you talk all day. The stories are amazing. keep them coming!
I am retired and I am not Italian, but the years when I was working were in the greater Philadelphia / Trenton area, and during that entire time I was close to and surrounded by Italians, most of whom were everyday people, but some of whom were connected, and a couple of those were fairly highly connected locally ... I no longer live in that area, in fact I happen to be about as far out of it as one can be in this world, but I can't begin to enumerate all the lessons of life that I learned from these people, and listening to Sammy brings so much of that experience and those memories back.
Right.
i love this mans stories, he remembers everything so clearly and doesnt leave much out at all a very honest man considering what he has bone/ experienced /been through. you cant help but like the guy i have read his story so many times but nothing is better than listening to the man himself xx
I can listen to Sammy for days on end. His stories are better than a Hollywood motion picture.
People would respect him more if he gave his life to Jesus Christ
@@keithcameron8306 you mean you? who cares? get lost.
It’s amazing the emotion you still show. You can tell that you’re still genuinely pissed at them
Wonder if they ever paid for Gravano's windows or if Gravano's threat to kill them made everything even. Interesting how same refers to the Italian mob guys from Italy as greaseballs since the media has been reporting for years that the American mob guys refer to them as zips
@@AristotleSanchez1000 the press talk shit, always have and always will, just look what in the press at the moment.
@@millsbomb007 True. Lots of times these newspapers or movies make up stuff like nicknames or things about Italian culture,that the mob or Italians in general never heard of. But then the mob or regular Italians start to own them. After the Godfather lots of Italians would act like what they were seeing that was in the movie were things they normally did or terms they normally used
Straight up OG! In the house! Salute! A man's man. I'd like to hear more from Sammy the bull.
7:49 "You wanna kill him now?" Just, mad respect for you both. You for standing up for yourself, and your friend who was willing to go to bat for you in a potentially deadly situation. That is true brotherhood right there.
true partnership, they both knew how each other worked, and what to say/do at the right time. Probably could finish each other sentences.
You forgot,,, “you want to kill him now goombada”
Story so good you had to hear it twice
Related to the Vic Cassano pizza family? I'm from Dayton Ohio we have lots of Cassanos all over.
@@joshuagibson2520 nopee not that I know anyways
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@@tyler1846 cool cool. Thanks for the reply. I've actually ran into a lot of people on the interwebs who are local to me or had local ties. Really is a small world.
🤔🤔🤔
I wouldn't want to be on Sammy Gravano's bad side. Testing him sounds like a recipe for disaster.
No, you'd have to kill him. You'd have 10,000 times more trouble, as his friends and brothers came looking for you to payback.
Since Sammy was a reasonable man, you could do business with him, he neutralized a lot of trouble.
He can have your done in, or you can do business, keep your word and do the right thing.
Love it when Sammy say "thought I'd give youz this." Youz guyz! Love it!
When is the Gravano-Franzese sit down happening?!
Can’t wait for that legendary moment.
Won’t happen . I don’t think Michael likes Sammy
@@TwofourA not true micheal says on his youtube channel that he was open to that idea
@@TwofourA Not sure bout Sammy but Michael sure okay with this sitdown, He hearts comments (mentioning the meeting) on his channel.
Michael has been quite critical of Sammy in a few instances so I don’t think Sammy is open to that idea.
@@sp-files82 theyre older and a little wiser. The mafia time is done time to forget everything and sit down together ad gentlemen.
The way he tells his story is amazing ! I felt I was sat in that basement with him! Massive respect Sammy
Nothing gets someone's attention like being faced with the fact that they've put themselves at the point of no return.
It reminds me of the bar scene from "A Bronx Tale". They mouthed off to Sammy. Then Sammy explained what they had done, and the life drained out of their faces.
Excellent statement
@@IntraFinesse "Now you's can't leave" .... classic scene!!
His mind is a treasure of stories. I read and listened to the audiobook multiple times. Love this channel ❤
I love his story telling … I mean it’s truly amazing.
Kinda surreal that Sammy has a RUclips channel.
Crossed my mind too. How's this man still alive lol
And now a podcast, too..
Agreed. After he got sent to Arizona Super Max I thought surely it was the end of him. It's surreal it's so real to have him with us.
Kinda surreal he is still breathing
@@djthemercyfull5516Me: " You are one funny guy DJ. Hahahahaha! Good one.!" DJ: "O so I'm funny to you. How exactly am I funny? Am I a but a spurious amusement to you whose most solemn utterances are mere chicanery to you?" Goodfellas 😊😀
Holly shit! Sammy had me in that basement with him with this amazing story...
"Mr. Sammy the Bull" could you please keep these great stories coming?! It's beautiful how you allow us to be there the way you tell these stories!
Am I the only one who likes when Sammy calls us guys?”😊
I mean what else should he call us lol
Without a doubt this is my most favorite story from Sammy.
Growing up in Brooklyn a stones throw from a lot of the places mentioned in his videos during the times he discusses and being a civilian I can tell you this. You couldn’t swing a dead cat back then without hitting a wise guy. For the most part if you remained respectful you were ok. But you could easily cross the line and get in some trouble.
New york is so much different now. The 60-80s in New York was really rough.
Mafia,gangs,drugs etc... It's all so different now compared to how my uncle said it was growing up.
@@drdre4397 that’s the way I remember it.
You're perfect at telling these stories.
Can't believe such a legend is on RUclips, telling these great stories. The Bull should grace us with a movie.
Cant stop watching Mr.Gravanos videos! He has a unique, but very effective way of presenting a Story! Love It!
That was one of the most riveting exciting mob stories I’ve ever heard. Balls of steel. Grazie, Signori Gravano!
Tbh I can see a whole movie in my head listening to this badass story🔥
Love this, it’s great watching . I’m 78 and little to enjoy in my life but this is one.
Allie boy sounds like a real g I wish I had some one got my back like that
“As sure as God made apples”. Legendary quote!!!
Omg, sounds like my father.
That was funny.
Nothing but love for you Sammy
Fanboy post
I heard that too, "as God made apples"🤔...I will use this 👉
You watch some of these others "old ex-mobsters" and I get a sense of, "nah, that doesn't sound true, did that really happen?" I don't get that feeling with Sammy. I get a, "holy fuck, I'm glad I was never on Sammy's shit list" feeling. lol
Sammy...I know you did a lot of bad things in your life. But...I think God has kept you alive this long to tell us these stories...so that we can hear the good, bad, and ugly and make peace in our own hearts by relating this to our own life. Its a miracle you are sitting here telling us this. God bless.
He's retired and still earning. It's a beautiful thing.
What's good John long time since I've seen you I'm gonna go back to filming soon
When I Watch mafia videos I normally get bored.. but the second Sammy starts to talk.. HE JUST PULLS ME BACK IN !!
Great story Sammy! I was 12 years old when “Underboss” came out. It was the first book I bought with my own money and the first book I read cover to cover!
You really mean it's the ONLY book you've ever read...lol
Is it a good book?
@@leedstown 12 yr old me thought so
@@nasdaqua 😂😂
@@leedstown incredibly good
When he grinded his teeth while talking about wanting to shoot that guy you knew for damn sure he ment what he was saying.
And he was angry all over again. He put himself back in the moment.
*meant
thiss is so gangster .. needs a mafia cartoon or animated series with recreations .. this is like scorcese dialogue
Wish I knew how to write a script I got enough material on this 1 podcast lol
Fuking beautiful story! Gotta respect the way this man Carries himself...
Gotti respect. Get it? Lol
Sammy gotta make a movie about his life
There’s a movie it’s called witness to the mob
They will for sure
Agreed...A movie that tells the whole story.... behind the scenes about what really happened between him and Jonn etc. etc...let people figure out for themselves who really brought down cosa nostra...
witness to the mob was trash...the guy who played Sammy was super trash...
@@Cubanb3 I didn’t mind it to much it’s definitely not a classic that’s for sure
He needs more stories like this, I think it shows not only how he rose up, but how he got the nickname “THE BULL”, as well as how he got the men in that life to respect him…..great story!!
For a second i thought he was talking to me at that table and started getting goosebumps 😂😂
I love how Sammy says bro
It's funny coming from him for some reason like hey bro we gotta get outta hear
Sammy I fucking love your ability to take someone through the story as if you’re reminding them of a memory. Top notch all around!
The amount of respect I have for Sammy & Ally Boy,is beyond this Earth.👏👐
Sammy love your War stories. You were my big Idol back then. You are a true gangster of historie. Big respect ❤️
Are u for real?
@@Abcd-hr9ot Sammy was his big idol back then 😂
@@Abcd-hr9ot
Yeah I’m for real
@@kylewest5152 why
@@mojo6031 he was a bully tough guy with a crowde behind him
I could listen to you all day long. Love the stories and the way you tell them.
Came back after 3 years to watch again.. take that into consideration
The 26 dislikes are those Italians in the basement that got schooled.
49 GreaseBalls and counting
Smh. Ppl who dislike have no fuckin reason
Isn't this guy a holla???
Or he snitched on them
@@anonymous3174 perfect comment 👌 ,
Who needs a video or movie... Sam just illustrate so well when he tells a story that you can actually “trip” into the action... great storyteller. Live his life respecting and commanding respect inside of the world he grew up on.
"I dont wanna scare em to the point he has to react" thats why you survived this thing mr Gravano
I have a hard time believing a guy who has all those guy's around and was talking tough just suddenly turns timid after a 5cent gangsgter line. Are we to just believe guy was a plain old bitch? Sounds fanciful is all.
@@jaxn13 I thought i was the only one. This story sounds like what he thought he should have done while looking at the situation in hindsight.
@@jaxn13 this isnt a movie. Real life not so cut n dry
There’s a reason he became an underboss to John gotti back in those days you didn’t embellish or make up fake stories actions like that is what make people recognize you in the streets it’s really not that crazy of a story I’m sure capos underbosses and bosses all have a lot crazier stories of things that made them so feared and respected above everyone else....at the end of the day maybe the guy talked tough because he thought he had the upper hand but when he saw there would be resistance he thought it was a bad idea and that is why you never tell people what you’re going to do before you do it and allow them to prepare for what is about to happen in this case however doing that may have just saved the mans life
@@914southside Sammy called his bluff...the reality of the situation sammy had total control 2 on 1. My guess the men in the back werent killers just avg joes going to a social club.
I love the way you tell the stories Sammy about your experiences. Be blessed. :}
What a beautiful story teller. Makes you feel like you are there. He is who he is , take it or leave it. A real man's man. means what he says and says what he means. I have tons of respect.
Damn,
That would be a Great scene for a Mafia movie. Good Fellas 2
Sammy is the best story teller, some of there other guys should give their story to Sammy to tell. He makes you feel like you were right there.
So true. I could smell the linguini coming out of that basement.
You got me addicted to this podcast now...I wasn't gonna pay for " the sitdown" but your story telling it will be worth every penny...No movie ever made can compete with this Sammy!
Your descriptive narration had me in that basement.
His story telling is compelling but can also be a huge indication that it’s a fabricated story line
@@jfuentss seriously nobody that's surrounded by mobsters with guns and threatens them with his and his friends gun this shit only happens in movies. If this was true him and his 2 friends would've been killed 1000%
but they were from italy not. new york . sometimes you have to be italian to understand what he means . he’s not bullshiting he was with a family already so i believe he was made already so you can’t mess with a guys place who is already with a family. it’s not fabricated this is the life. i like him sorry but it’s just business
@@marisawood721 Plus, he was dealing with window breakers. They were packing rocks.
@@blackportspeakercabinets4145 Thought Gravano said early on that he wasn't "made" yet and that the GBs were mobbed up in Italy.
"I'm gonna kill him as sure as God made apples", his 1 liners are legendary...😄
These are the stories that can't be lost and need to be told. Balls of steel
What do you call a dog with no back legs and has steel balls??
SPARKY.☘️☘️
I don’t wanna scare him to the point where he has no choice but to react..I want him to listen 💪🏾 💪🏾
I love how Sammy doesn't leave anythin out he puts it how it is the stories r better like that GO SAMMY the BULL 🐂🐂🐂🐂
I binged watch half a day of stories, hands down this story is the best!
That was one awesome story !!! Heard tell Sammy didn’t play stupid games, and was serious as a heart attack.
"I got his attention big time his eyes were open wide..." ~ Sammy the Bull
Sir, my eyes are open wide, cause you got my attention to.
*Shaking*
Those old family-owned Italian deli's were the best. The old guys hanging out, the bread and cheese...! We'd go to this place in Passaic or Paterson `Bella Vista', about 60 yrs ago. I can still recall the smell. Mom and dad, good memories.
GREAT story Mr. Gravano. No more stories please. WE WANT THE MOVIE!!!
I really enjoyed hearing that story Mr Gravano. You're really good at this.
This guy is like my dad telling me bed time story's.
I just discovered these RUclips videos, I know of Sammy from the 80ties and 90ties.
But just discovered this podcasts/RUclips account.
I think I'll be listening to these when I'm going to bed and get my amazing bed time story's.
One thing about this guy is he DEMANDS respect, you can tell his story's are legit by his mannerisms, TONE, and assertiveness and calm demeanor.
nice discovery. :)
I was in the basement while listening to this story
Swear I watched this last night ...I’m a go and put the lottery on
😂😂
So did I! Just changed the title! But I love it!
Probably got taken down because of the title.
You didn't see nothing
Lol
Sammy I get you 100%....I am 70...of Italian decent ..Calabrese...my grandfather was sent to America at age 14 to protect him from a vendetta...he came and initially lived with a cousin ..Chicago..he became a gangster..an enforcer among other jobs...he had to become a wise guy to survive...he left the life and was able to settle in PA with my dad and Uncles and Aunts and started a new life...he was a loving man and his last remaining years were lived in peace and love with his grandchildren (me) and family....❤
I like reading comments like this, give different perspective of other people in that life.
Hearing Sammy talk makes me miss Brooklyn back in the days. Some of the toughest people on earth.
Yay for criminals!
There needs to be a movie on Sammy’s life if there is one let me know
Witness to the mob
I love these stories, they're so good it's as though they're fictitious...
he is kind of intimidating even at his old age
Definitely cause you know he means business
@Dany Rizk Amen to that!!
Kind of?? Lol this dude is tough as nails doesn't matter how old he is he'd still kill you
I agree
All killers can summon that energy even at the end of their life. If you haven't watched all the Cullota videos that he did on his channel Coffee with Cullota I suggest it to you. He was putting up videos right up to the end of his life this year.And he could change in a second, happy go lucky old fart to I wonder how many times I would have to stab this guy before he shuts the fuck up.
Sammy the bull has a way of telling stories that totally put you in the room along with him. The FBI must of broke out the popcorn and cokes when they sat down and listened to his stories. Good for him for doing what was in his best interest.
No they pulled out blow and hookerz
And so was our forefathers. Nice. My mother is from Sicily and lots of uncles and relatives from the old country. Beautiful! Sammy the Bull is bad ass. I always liked him :)
That was the best story yet. Hahaha I have to admit I didn't even see that coming and I already know the Bulls reputation during that period hahaha.
You can feel the emotion in this video!
SAMMY, The podcast gets me through my day at work. I have shown it to everyone I know, it's amazing and I can't get enough. Please keep them coming...
I almost had a heart attack when this got deleted before I got to watch it last night
Set your Notifications to see when sammy drops a video
Yeah -what happened? Wasn't it under a different title also? Thought it said something about "suicide"?
@@bbcr11 yes that's what it said
why wtf hes a silly old man a serial killer
bbcr11 ..RUclips didn’t like that title