First his regime gets overthrown the he flees to the US only to spend 20 years in jail then get his head ran over at a gas station, life was not kind to the sha...
The more i watch Johnny Sack, the more i like him. He was a straight up guy, and defended Tony when he didn't have to. Little Carmine always seemed like a wannabe philosopher, trying to sound deeper and more intelligent than he really was by spewing word salad. It only took a few words from his father to make him jealous of Tony, even though he was trying to defend him a minute earlier.
He’s talking about propane, Tony called Noah a charcoal briquette... we’re really watching the New Jersey version of King of the Hill. AJ is definitely Bobby... that boy ain’t right.
@@MrSofuskroghlarsen WHATEVA HAPPENED THERE!? ILL TELL YOU WHAT HAPPENED. THIS PIECE OF SHITS COUSIN DECIDED TO PUT 3 BULLETS IN THE KID WITH NO PROVOCATION WHATSOEVER
Just realized Lil Carmine said sticking post instead of sticking point! There should have one scene, one scene, with Lil Carmine and Albert Barese! Man, a missed opportunity, it could have been hisorilogical! Did you hear that? A missed opportunity, it could have been historlogical!
Nah, he was trying to keep the peace. With mob guys, small financial squabbles canquickly turn into body counts. Little Carmine was being petty and reckless.
@@colorcombinations7387 Him and Carmine sure knee how to get under each other's skin even though they loved each other. Damn shame they didn't have more scenes together.
Usually carmine Sr was able to put his emotions to the side and be logical and business sided, its rare that we see an emotional outburst from him like this.
Carmine this actually smarter than he appears he’s trying to ease the tension between the Ny family and Nj and he finds out his father has more approval of Tony over his son which makes Carmine jr spill the beans on what Tony said to stir up more drama
That one has always been lost on me. I thought he was making up words, and trying to say something about Carmine’s perspective on things. Thanks for the clarification.
When Carmine Sr tees off on the ball cleaner, he shows the temper he usually keeps in check. Thinking about his character as a younger man, one might see the impulsive enforcer he once was.
I saw Little Carmine, Ray Abruzzo, on the phone at a shopping mall in Santa Monica. So exciting coming from Australia we do not see many famous people here.
It's so weird to have Johnny sticking up for Tony tthen going behind his back then declaring war on him and then back to being friends.... then hit by an FBI sting. Roller coaster over here
“I’m not sure that I like that he did that end run” Carmine Sr. didn’t really care too much about HUD, he was schooling his son on how not to be taken advantage of, and how to set boundaries with people trying to stick their nose in his lineage. When Carmine Jr. retracted, it proved to Carmine Sr. that Tony was running game on his son; trying too hard and overreaching to impress his father. It’s almost like Carmine Sr. foresaw his son becoming the puppet in a power vacuum before it even happened, and tried to warn him in his own way. It took little Carmine a while, but he was smart enough to put the pieces together in the end.
That’s pretty hurtful and insensitive to refer to Tony’s crew as glorified. Tony’s crew was just as capable of shakedowns, loansharking, racketeering, stealing, intimidating, pimping, beating and murdering as any New York crew.
I've never thought this... Anyone want to explain why this is a theory... Lil Carmine seemed to be at peace with things and out of the way by the time Tony died
I always thought so, too. Over Rusty Millio, mainly. He even said as much, in S6AE12, that he intended to do something when he found out who was responsible.
Generally people mispronounce words when they have only read them. Little Carmine doesn't strike me as much of a reader. Either way, who mispronounces "debacle"?
“Total debacle”, but pronounced incorrectly 😂 “And pop with his testatories not doing anybody any good.” I don’t even know what he’s talking about here, but that’s definitely not a word 🤣
It wasn't Little Carmine who was manipulating here.... Carmine threw him a bone with that "calling Tony Soprano a son" and he went after it. Very allegorical, the whole scene.
Little Carmine didn't have balls or brains like Tonys, he only had family ties ~ I feel he brought up Tony killing Phil's brothers at that meeting on purpose
Phil Leotardo knows a couple of three things about compromise.
Yeah those 20 years, whatever happened there.
First his regime gets overthrown the he flees to the US only to spend 20 years in jail then get his head ran over at a gas station, life was not kind to the sha...
@@gfunkmadness OHHHh!
And eating grilled cheeses off the raddietor.
And having sex with other prisoners... Umm I mean coming into tissue. All about compromise.
The more i watch Johnny Sack, the more i like him.
He was a straight up guy, and defended Tony when he didn't have to. Little Carmine always seemed like a wannabe philosopher, trying to sound deeper and more intelligent than he really was by spewing word salad. It only took a few words from his father to make him jealous of Tony, even though he was trying to defend him a minute earlier.
Did somebody say compromise?
Hey little carmine is the only one out of everyone who made money and lived in peace so he had to have some smarts
Charles Schwab ova here
Disagree. He was a snake, always playing angles.
The only reason Johnny Sack is standing up for Tony is because there is a lot of money at stake. That's it. He's standing up for the deal. Not Tony.
Johnny stood up for the Sopranos over here. Respect
*for money
@@KingDrakoYep still!
"the voice of moderation"
@@heathen838 If you say so
@@adityajejurkar Tony said so ; )
Little Carmine always had a knack for understanding the difference between the sacred and the propane
the sacred, the propane and the propane accessories
@@ccx806 I tell ya hwat
@@geoorge1000 That's my purse! I don't know you!
He’s talking about propane, Tony called Noah a charcoal briquette... we’re really watching the New Jersey version of King of the Hill. AJ is definitely Bobby... that boy ain’t right.
😂😂😂😂
the death stares from Johnny to little carmine are gold
You put your sunblock on ?
John's face when lil Carmine tries to throw shade on Tony.😂 Very allegorical.
"What'd they re-sod that green?" Lmao one of my favorite lines
Same here. Perfect delivery too.
Johnny Sacks stare at the end. In the voice of Rick James COLD BLOODED.
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I always loved how Tony and John were friends. Even if it was mostly for business. I think they had a genuine bond.
Things fall apart after johnny died
he almost got Johnny wacked though, very allegorical
"He's an old fashioned guy, pop. Very Allegorical."
That one was so bad I can't even figure what he was trying to really say.
@@itbelikethat6579 Yeah, we know what the word "allegorical" means. Problem is, Little Carmine doesn't.
I guess he meant tony references a lot of stories in the way he talks?
@@drtony1000 I think little carmine is confusing allegorical with metaphorical. That would make more sense
@@joshnow8552 ur mom is allegorical
traditional? antiquated? anachronistic? archaic? sentimental? maybe primordial? lol no idea. dude is a real aboriginal.
I’ve watched this scene upwards of 50 times and this is the first time I realized he was saying debacle.
I thought he said 'total typical' like a valley girl or something
ive probably watched it just as many times and i still dont have a clue what word he was going for when he said "allegorical"
@@numba1stunna885 That is an actual word. Like an allegory
gwg245 I know I meant like what word he confused with allegorical that he was trying to say there
@@numba1stunna885 Oh I see. Good point. What do you think it was?
A Don can wear sun block. There's no stigmata these days.
You distracted me I’m taking some egg salad
But never short pants. A Don never wears those.
Too many gherkins @@armanvranka7520
Total deb-acle
Yep, that’s the sticking post
They over-do the stupid things he says too much.
@@dadof3tngirls log
Told
Cv Ottolgoltotolg
Togg
debagool
You distracted me; I'm takin' a mulligan.
you distracted me, im takin a mulignan
You distracted me, I'm taking a mulligan
You put your sunblock on???
I’m using that line the next time I disappoint my wife during sex.
@@Dorsch123 Where are you taking him?
Carmine was honestly smart when it came to manipulating people.
Honestly Carmine Jr was the most interesting character. The proverbial wise fool.
He was the guy you hate because he was stupid smart and not actually even joking
I would say street smart, or book smart but neither of those really fit for him
L
Like paulie
don't you mean adverbial ?
this is proof Little Carmine ain't so dumb afterall, he knows what to say and when to say it
He's just nor sure of which words to use.
@@ALD56 he knows exactly what to say to push which button
Whatever happened there...
@@MrSofuskroghlarsen WHATEVA HAPPENED THERE!? ILL TELL YOU WHAT HAPPENED. THIS PIECE OF SHITS COUSIN DECIDED TO PUT 3 BULLETS IN THE KID WITH NO PROVOCATION WHATSOEVER
@@jacobfromallstate4963 Yeah, I know. But i'm talking on a human level here, Phil. There's a limit
1:49 lmao John trying to change the topic so Carmine Sr. doesn’t get too mad
He does it because he was talking bad about tony, he was mad regardless
Nothing but respect for Sacks... Jonny knew what Tony brought to the table. And he ok with that...
Carmine is the JaJa Binks of the Sopranos. Sith lord pulling all the strings :D
Playing dumb yet always ending up on top.
Carmine Jr you mean
Carmine Snr was a Sith Lord
Just imagine, with Little Carmine as boss, Jackie Jr. as underboss, AJ as consigliere, Matt Bevilaqua as capo, they coulda been unstoppable. Shame.
It's Jar Jar :)
@@caglioso matty as capo? over my dead body
Carmine never had the makings of a varsity smarty; saying words correctly or knowing their definitions.
He's an old fashion type, very allegorical 😁
Another making of a varsity athlete comment. Brilliant. Very original 👏.
Lol
He probably just acted like that as a fume monitor or a green trout.
Phil is also in this scene, he’s one of the buildings in the background.
Just realized Lil Carmine said sticking post instead of sticking point! There should have one scene, one scene, with Lil Carmine and Albert Barese! Man, a missed opportunity, it could have been hisorilogical! Did you hear that? A missed opportunity, it could have been historlogical!
Oooohh what are you doin' over there, you're a regular Jerry Lee Lewis on the comedy
Fuck that fuckin parakeet
Johnny was playing them away games
Nah, he was trying to keep the peace. With mob guys, small financial squabbles canquickly turn into body counts. Little Carmine was being petty and reckless.
@@colorcombinations7387 Him and Carmine sure knee how to get under each other's skin even though they loved each other. Damn shame they didn't have more scenes together.
@@colorcombinations7387 Did you notice Little Carmine switched up when Carmine made a reference to Tony being like a son to him?
This is one example that shows Little Carmine wasn't stupid. He knew what he was doing by stirring the pot.
Or he was just jealous at the praise Carmine was heaping on Tony.
Usually carmine Sr was able to put his emotions to the side and be logical and business sided, its rare that we see an emotional outburst from him like this.
Old man anger
Carmine this actually smarter than he appears he’s trying to ease the tension between the Ny family and Nj and he finds out his father has more approval of Tony over his son which makes Carmine jr spill the beans on what Tony said to stir up more drama
Took me a minute to realize Little Carmine was trying to say “testa dura” ("hard head") instead of “testatory.”
That one has always been lost on me. I thought he was making up words, and trying to say something about Carmine’s perspective on things. Thanks for the clarification.
The look Johnny gives Carmine Jr at the end. If looks could kill!
0:30 "You guys put your sunblock on?" Carmine the Dad as ex-Boss. (stupida fackin game!)
Carmine Jr knew how to play big carmine to a tee. Pun intended
The look Johnny gave little Carmine right at the end, he saw right through his bullshit.
“I came All the way up here for that“
It’s 2-1/2 hour flight. What a favor little
Carmine did for everyone. 🙏
LOL Carmine getting angry and physical reminds me of Mr. Burns
0:21 "This shit with Tony?" "Total debbicle." It just gives me fits how he pronounces debacle!
When Carmine Sr tees off on the ball cleaner, he shows the temper he usually keeps in check. Thinking about his character as a younger man, one might see the impulsive enforcer he once was.
Carmine always the great peacemaker
Whatever happened there
@@MisterMcKinney WHATEVER HAPPENED THERE?!?!
Carmine went to VER-SAILS... In 🇫🇷 france..
Where the king lived
Kentucky has a town named Versailles that is pronounced that way. Actually named after the French city, too.
Fathers can hurt men deeper than anyone else, it's primal
I saw Little Carmine, Ray Abruzzo, on the phone at a shopping mall in Santa Monica. So exciting coming from Australia we do not see many famous people here.
2:23 Judges you in Italian.
This highlighted the difference between Carmine and Phil. Carmine was willing to compromise.
Carmaine never had to eat grilled cheese from the radiator
Carmine is a businessman. Phil is a fanatic.
Lil Carmine, the absolute definition of ‘Passive aggression’. Not that he would know what that is…
It's so weird to have Johnny sticking up for Tony tthen going behind his back then declaring war on him and then back to being friends.... then hit by an FBI sting. Roller coaster over here
If I had a nickle everytime someone days There He Is, on Sopranos, I would be watching this show on HBO subscription, not on RUclips clips 😀
The "There he is" frequency is def up there in the top earners with Phil "20 years" Leotardo
Gotta love all of the hugging and phony cameraderie. Johnny Sack had a shiv for Carmine Jr.
I sincerely mean this ,best show ever that taught me so many things .
I love this scene so fucking much man.....goat lines everywhere in this scene .... each character was definitely in play in their primes here
Cool seeing Carmine lose is cool and act out. And the reaction from John and Carmine Jr. lets you know that it is common.
Johnny: "Where's your Pop?"
Little Carmine: "In the clubhouse- forgot to put his Desenex"
Hilarious.
Up in the clubhouse?
“I’m not sure that I like that he did that end run” Carmine Sr. didn’t really care too much about HUD, he was schooling his son on how not to be taken advantage of, and how to set boundaries with people trying to stick their nose in his lineage. When Carmine Jr. retracted, it proved to Carmine Sr. that Tony was running game on his son; trying too hard and overreaching to impress his father. It’s almost like Carmine Sr. foresaw his son becoming the puppet in a power vacuum before it even happened, and tried to warn him in his own way. It took little Carmine a while, but he was smart enough to put the pieces together in the end.
That has to be the most hilariously wrong pronunciation of a word I’ve ever heard
wow when i saw this scene i didn't even peep he started talking shit because he got jealous for what his father said !
"whatever happened there" convenient slips of the tongue for this guy carmine
Carmine was jealous of Tony, which is why he made a real effort to sabotage the potential peace between Phil and Tony
That’s pretty hurtful and insensitive to refer to Tony’s crew as glorified. Tony’s crew was just as capable of shakedowns, loansharking, racketeering, stealing, intimidating, pimping, beating and murdering as any New York crew.
They’re a lot smaller
@Auxiliary Stream Services what?
@@DanJuega nothing. Some of these guys gotta bring black people into everything. Deep seeded hatred
Little carmine is in the muff
This scene to me shows that Carmine Jr had hidden intentions and was very manipulative.
My dad, implying that he regarded Tony Soprano as having more desirable attributes as a son than me......whatever happened there.
It’s a real sticking post!
I still say it was little Carmine that had Tony whacked
Butchie told him about Rusty
I've never thought this... Anyone want to explain why this is a theory... Lil Carmine seemed to be at peace with things and out of the way by the time Tony died
I always thought so, too. Over Rusty Millio, mainly. He even said as much, in S6AE12, that he intended to do something when he found out who was responsible.
@@dustyguadian7570 yep, and Tony was a bit of a po-zurrrr
@@secondcomingofbast9908 Tony Egg was the killer
After the dust settles from The Many Saints of Newark, David Chase needs to do another prequel about how Little Carmine came up ;-)
Nice job there from the costume department.. Johnny Sac and Lil Carmine in opposing colors, black VS white. Setting up the conflict visually...
Forgot to put his desonex gets me every time🤣🤣🤣
Little Carmine never had the makings of real Gangster .....
That sunblock. Whatever happened there?
Little Carmine, always saying the right thing at the wrong time to escalate matters. Fredo
There he is! Live from New York, it’s Saturday night!
Johnny says respitory and LC said testitory both on the green lol
Tony was like my son what ever happened there
John caught the shade little Carmine was throwing early
I wonder if I'll live long enough to refer to a forty something as "that kid".
There was nothing we could do. Carmine was a made guy, The ball cleaner wasn't.
what a stagmire
"That allegorical debacle.... whatever happened there."
Little Carmine never had any business with these guys to begin with...
Wisdom from Carmine Lupertazzi, Sr.: Never gold without putting on Desenex.
Is the way he says debacle a real thing? Because I didn’t make it beyond 25 seconds due to that. Haha
Generally people mispronounce words when they have only read them. Little Carmine doesn't strike me as much of a reader.
Either way, who mispronounces "debacle"?
@CharlesCorvid I read "IllinoiS" every time. I've lived in the state for 45 years.
The one time Carmine Jr did something right except pissing off Johnny Sack put him in danger lol
Is that Marine Park golf course with the Belt Parkway in the background?
“Total debacle”, but pronounced incorrectly 😂
“And pop with his testatories not doing anybody any good.” I don’t even know what he’s talking about here, but that’s definitely not a word 🤣
Testa Dura (hard head)
It wasn't Little Carmine who was manipulating here.... Carmine threw him a bone with that "calling Tony Soprano a son" and he went after it.
Very allegorical, the whole scene.
that distracted golf shot, whatever happened there...
Johnny sac had Tony's back stuck up for him little carmine getting jealous ruined everything
Johnny resents that Little Carmine allowed his dad to get under his skin and mess with his ego so easily. Bad businessman
Lol that look at the end
Little Carmine knows words
Little Carmen Fucks it up again
poseur is the poser way of saying it 🤣
Ya see.. THATS why count chocula came to joysey.. Cash... And little carmine couldn't think his way out of a 1 door room with no windas
What they re sod that green? 🤣
LOL I know he’s trying to change the conversation but what green is Johnny talking about? They are on the tee box?
“A real debacle.”
The wet t-shirts competitions, whatever happened there..
What'd they re-sod that green?
The sticking post lollll what a stunad
Little Carmine didn't have balls or brains like Tonys, he only had family ties ~ I feel he brought up Tony killing Phil's brothers at that meeting on purpose
2:16 "I hate this fuckin' shinebox!" :-D
"HERE HE ISSSS, LIVE FROM MIAMI BEACH!! “
40 mulligans wouldn't help Carmine with that swing