Classic moments with Carmine "Little Carmine" Lupertazzi, Jr. !

A conglomeration of "tour de France" performances by one of the most wordly-wise personas from The Sopranos - Little Carmine ;-)

[@josepartida1711]

It takes a lot of talent to write Little Carmine’s lines. You have to be malifluous in your efficacy and fundamental to the core. But until you are you won’t know how effective you will be as a writer.

[@jowhit226]

lol

[@prairie_dog_5443]

Hahaha

[@stuartfoster5819]

I can hear his voice when i read this

[@adamschaeffer4057]

Nothing sadder than a write that has come to a stagmire in his career

[@truthseeker7001]

Bravo, Sir!

[@Illmakeyou]

The way he turns his head back to Tony after taking a puff of his cigar, acting like he dropped some major knowledge, kills me every single time.

[@dylanpriest9756]

Even though he communicated it poorly, he does make a good point. When you try and outshine the boss you'll end up in trouble

[@twiceremoved7339]

All he did was sloppily state rule #1, using the exact example from Greene's book

[@richardawilliamsjr5832]

And the way Chris turned his head then, Carmine turns to him as if to say "why aren't you enamored with my whit and rapor"

[@joelspringman7748]

Tony's processor was overheating.

[@wolf7el356]

He was like, "Nailed it!"

[@servantofChristMichael]

4:17 : "The sacred AND the propane"... As a fan of Sopranos and King Of The Hill, this was a golden moment in production.

[@notcool2594]

That boy ain’t right -Carmine Lupertazzi Sr.

[@chrisdawson1776]

@From the Shadows Emerges... Indeed. What did he mean by this?

[@brettstarks1846]

Dang it, Phil, you’ve gone too far this time!

[@vercingetorix444]

"The fundamental question is will I be as effective as a boss like my dad was. And I will be. Even more so, but until I am, it's going to be hard to verify that I think I'll be more effective."

[@Pete-Prolly]

"If you hadn't posted this 1st, then I would have, but unless I had, it's going to be hard for me to verify whether I think I would have posted it first if you hadn't." Lol, Historically, historical laughter comes from Little Carmine talking.

[@cristianstefanmitu6982]

@@Pete-Prolly i'm fycking crying 😂😂😂😂

[@elveszettszikla]

Neil Hawke Little Carmine was way overrated but he was a puppet master acting stupid to make them all snooze. Was a very interesting character. Fooling the fools who thought they were fooling him.

[@fredgardon336]

Yes shinebox, we saw the video. Nothing like KZbin Soprano commentators, to reiterate the lines.

[@pedronunez8911]

I couldn't stop laughing when i first seen this scene

[@8002spirgnob]

Tony's facial expressions while Carmine's talking kill me.

[@yassineazed5448]

yeah and whith paulie too like when he tell the story of the snaks and adam & eave

[@debravalreyes2033]

Loise Ds finance minister.... duh something...

[@debravalreyes2033]

At the end Loise clapped him in irons

[@eb2354]

@Ren·ais·sance man Its always an adventure to see what will come out of Carmine's mouth next. If it wasn't for his dad, this guy would just be an associate.

[@8ball_21]

Tony's probably saying to him self like what the fucking is this guy talking about

[@erintaylor5856]

Historically, historical things have happened.

[@TrempBoy2]

He's not wrong to be fair

[@dondajulah4168]

Things sacred and things propane

[@marvin-zindlers-favorite-b6957]

And no one around can/will tell him anything... (To be so powerful.)

[@michaelwoods1171]

Erin Taylor but..historicaly..😂👍

[@TheManInTheMasks]

Whatever happened there...

[@MarkyD1967]

3:56 “Much like a child, a film has many parents.” 🤦‍♂️🤣🤣🤣

[@danielromeroreyez3795]

🤣

[@SirHaroldMaguire]

And through aversion the film is many peoples baby.

[@steventoshney682]

Many I thought a child had two parents 🤣🤣🤣

[@MisterMcKinney]

How could a child have more than two? What constitutes “many”?

[@geordiejones5618]

Lowkey his best line because its true. You know the saying it takes a village to raise a child is legit when you actually try doing it.

[@responare]

This character was without a doubt the funniest one pound for pound on the Sopranos. He delivers laughs 100% of the time..

[@husaammaawia3057]

Pint for gallon

[@ronaldkregar7139]

it’s Paulie that was the funniest....and it wasn’t even close, lol

[@acsone3546]

I’d say that’s Artie

[@RadioactiveSince1990x]

The top 3 are Carmine Jr, Paulie & Phil

[@nicobelic9034]

what has pound for pound got to do with it, you sounded just like Carmine Jr with that comment haha

[@scatterthewinds3126]

To this day, the fact that we cant agree if Little Carmine is a genius or an imbecile is a testament to the writing team that conceived this character.

[@sangun123]

Gotta be a genius, lol the only character with a happy ending, he moved and retired wealthy with his family free of any beefs

[@Circa1628]

Either way, definitely Emotionally- Intelligent. Everyone wants to be happy, but he made a conscious decision to to get off the track the rest were stuck on and BE happy- long term.

[@user-jl2oq4mo5s]

He's an imbecile, but due to his meekness and certain circumstances, manages to fail upwards.

[@yggdrasil2]

I think he might have autistic traits. The way he tries to reassure everyone or heavy-handedly explain what he means even when completely unnecessary or just making things more difficult, is something I recognize in myself sometimes.

[@user-jl2oq4mo5s]

@@yggdrasil2 To me, his overexplaining always seemed like he wants to leave an impression of being capable and knowledgeable. You know, standard issued mafia ego.

[@biggoron3566]

Whenever I'm reminded of a certain subspecies I think back on all the crossroads and mellifluous stagmires. And realize that the sacred AND the propane will set our souls free at the meeting of minds.

[@dylankane9709]

Big Goron you sir are a genius lmaooo

[@dylankane9709]

“Fuckin wits ova heaaa”

[@betomaelo4998]

Lol

[@patgogan7324]

😂🤣

[@visionist7]

But only at Versales

[@ccie12933]

If there's one thing I hate, it's being at the precipice of a crossroads.

[@Chillsaurus]

+Chris Bryant that's why it's good not to have alterations...

[@charliec8679]

+creep2300 so in other words, alternate alterations.

[@robertthomas2601]

Carmine Jr. was the Tim Allen of the Sopranos.

[@Adam-bq2vw]

That's a neurotic soliloquy. Like a forlorned gardener, just aspiring to greater hopes from within his own self, and from others, too.

[@mr.randomlikes1268]

Adam 1 well put

[@youreadisgracepod]

Glad you caught that, Janice. Very observant. The sacré AND the bleu

[@malamutextv]

WHERE IS ME MAMA???

[@Britton_Thompson]

How can you not love Little Carmine?! He was this show's most consistent comedy relief. He's The Sopranos version of Tim Taylor after talking to Wilson near the backyard fence.

[@pedrodormer6059]

"We wanted to summize your interest & tailor the part to your specificities". 😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭

[@DoctorChained]

Surmise*

[@marcusking8507]

In other words, "we have approximately fuck all".

[@SeamHead33]

This show was soooo good. Basically an eighty+ hour movie. The writing was excellent.

[@danpena10565]

Very allegorical of you, the sacred and the propane.

[@PoweredByAudio]

"Certain incidents have expired..." My oh my. Lol 😂

[@joelspringman7748]

Canceled do to in climate weather...

[@abbasjafiya21]

That "...historically, historical changes..." line set Angelo back a few seconds

[@reggiethehammeringassassin9985]

he was the Socrates of the mafia

[@DoyleFuckinHargraves]

Little Carmine would have pronounced that, "So crates"

[@nuckymancini7013]

Total debicle

[@lysandersensale2792]

@@DoyleFuckinHargraves Nose-tradamus and Nowtra Dayme. You gonna tell me you never pondered that?

[@richricey2481]

Alogoricalicy speaking historically a pint of stagmire costs more than a pint of blood

[@bluesuncompanyman]

You know, after watching this video I am reminded of "Louis The Whatever"'s finance minister: "D-UH Something". He was an old-fashioned guy, very allegorical. With 9 pictures under his sub-species. He would gather other ministers together to get their imputs - or "notes" as we'd call them. Eventually this brought him to the precipice of an enormous crossroads where - historically - historical changes have come out of war. And as we all know: "A pint of blood is worth more than a gallon of gold". In the end it didn't matter, because Louis clapped him in irons.

[@drewb007]

bluesuncompanyman Well done, my friend. Well done.

[@chakrazulu2106]

bruh good shit! total debbicle

[@dondajulah4168]

But in the end, Lewis had him clapped in irons.

[@frankmagana1408]

This comment outshone ver-sails

[@jasonwebb5964]

What a mellifluous comment

[@wilsonallender6334]

I love the cut to Tony’s face when carmine says Versales. Same face as when Bobby said Quasimodo predicted all this

[@VincentK.McMahon]

Best example of a pseudo-intellectual I've ever seen. Hilarious stuff used to love this character.

[@unclesam1192]

bit of a poseur if you ask me

[@davrogrz5286]

a bit *pompous, but was one of my favourite.

[@shane4018]

Gotta love the guy. Tbf even though he mispronounces/misuses a lot of words and dresses up what he is saying he usually makes decent points.

[@papanurgle8393]

I always liked the guy, mainly because he seems like the sort of person that "understands" he's not the sharpest tool in the shed, and in his own way has tried to work at it by reading/informing himself on a bunch of subjects. Of course... how that plays out is debatable...

[@davrogrz5286]

@@papanurgle8393 very good opinion,,, i get that👌

[@patsy5177]

"This alteration you had with him" classic.

[@rfranks8244]

Patrick Bevan ahahahaha

[@nuckymancini7013]

Free alterations

[@DCFelix67]

He altered his teeth

[@buildinit6523]

HE WAS TAILORING HIS SUIT COAT

[@jonswenson]

2:05 "The fundamental question is, will I be as effective as a boss like my dad was... and I will be, even moreso; but until I am, it's going to be hard to verify that I think I'll be more effective."

[@patrickbyrne5070]

This fuckin guy must’ve taught trump. Somebody get him a fuckin dictionary

[@chucky2569]

@@patrickbyrne5070 say what you want about Trump my friend but unemployment at a 50 year low, economy is doing great.. peoples 401k's are doing well ... You've been listening too much of that mainstream liberal media like ABC ..NBC....

[@quincylee2276]

Patrick Byrne can’t we just enjoy fiction without some salty cupcake bringing up politics?

[@EndOfSmallSanctuary97]

@@patrickbyrne5070 ORANGE MAN BAD

[@pianoman9421]

What a terrible thing to waste one's mind, or not to have a mind as being truly wasteful. How true that is.

[@AriusBLK]

But historically … historical changes have come out of War

[@omerbrooklyn8716]

Arius Black lool I read this exactly when it was said!

[@MandenTV]

Arius Black I mean statistically... most of the time any important changes happened in history, happened after a time of war.

[@nagihangot6133]

Sounds like your average internet Black dude!!

[@HotBoxTrucking]

when you're right, you're right

[@aldiyarball2914]

Arius BLK 1st very allegorical

[@TrishaDishaWarEagle]

"I am reminded of Louis the Whatever's Finance Minister. Duh something."

[@aubsta1]

Trisha Doherty 😂😂😂

[@justanobadi6655]

It took listening to it three times to realize what he was talking about. even being american I'd never anglicize the french THAT hard

[@tavolo22]

Emphasis on the Duh! That’s fucking hilarious.

[@Therion0184]

*smugly lights cigar^

[@DoggoWillink]

Ver sails

[@UgoStrange]

How he said ANY of these lines with a straight face is beyond me, I'd have died after that whole "Effective" speech. My goodness this man is an amazing actor.

[@disgustika]

Holy shit, this whole time watching Sopranos I never paid attention to Little Carmine's vocabulary! LOLLLL

[@michaelsamra7239]

disgustika Pay less attention

[@ernestiechevalierchildprod1586]

And this you brag?

[@bovineone2420]

disgustika - They all constantly use words wrong. That's kinda the point of the show.....they're all extremely stupid. Sopranos is a comedy not a drama. And once you realize that, it becomes hysterical!

[@ernestiechevalierchildprod1586]

ho!

[@keithelliott2328]

"FUCKN brainless the second "

[@PoisonYouth]

It's going to be hard to verify that I think I'll be more effective.

[@dylankane9709]

PoisonYouth to this day I have no idea what in the fuck he was talking about LMFAOOO

[@Chris-bs4qy]

@KZbin Veterinarian go home and get your fucking shine box!!!

[@nuckymancini7013]

Fair enough

[@dimevh84]

"historically, historical changes have come of war" brilliant!

[@Pete-Prolly]

Historically, historical laughter comes from Little Carmine talking, LOL... What a "stagmire." LOL

[@Eaoleolo]

Wow, 9 pictures under his subspecies.

[@incompressible01]

+Emil Osorio Llanos or subsidiaries ?!?

[@ludlowlivingston2129]

he was such an illiterate. what a fuckin stagmire.

[@Jackmerius_Tacktheritrix5733]

Ludlow Livingston If you go stag to a quagmire...stagmire

[@MrBudcole]

He was at the precipice... of a major cross-roads.

[@dylankane9709]

Emil Osorio Llanos LMFAOOOOOOO!!!!

[@justinmacdonald321]

0:00 "I am reminded of Louis the whatever's finance minister-the....something". Gandolfini deserved an Emmy just for not rolling on floor laughing after that

[@TheCoolestJose]

He clapped em in irons

[@JohnS-er7jh]

the other time is Johnny Sack was speaking to Tony about the offensive joke he heard about Ginny having a 95 lb mole removed. I wonder how many takes they must have had to get through that scene.

[@matrags]

"The sacred and the propane".

[@Lazyguy22]

Propane *is* sacred, I tell you what!

[@Meshuggapeth]

Mark Griffiths The sacred, and propane accessories

[@sabatino1977]

That boy aint right....

[@francescohayate7278]

Profane

[@norman9291]

@@Lazyguy22 Hank Hill would agree

[@benriffle104]

The opening scene is the best. Little Carmine pauses for dramatic effect like he dropped some serious knowledge and Tony just had a blank stare and gives an arm nod.

[@Zodiac581]

0:30 listen to how he says "debacle" lmfaooo

[@fabiokaya202]

didnt notice this until now. LMAAAOOOOO

[@pescando]

Its almost hurts to listen to, but then you hear the rest of his story about the dream and his wife telling him to hang up his heart with the work he does and you realize Lil Carm is a sincere and deep soul.

[@JohnLoCicero]

The fundamental question is wilI I be as effective as a boss like my dad was. And I will be. Even more so. But until I am, it's gonna be hard to verify that I think I'll be more effective.

[@chakrazulu2106]

lmao to me that's the funniest one he really went in

[@Pete-Prolly]

"If you hadn't posted this 1st, then I would have, but unless I had, it's going to be hard for me to verify whether I think I would have posted it first if you hadn't." LMAO!! (Historically, historical laughter comes from Little Carmine talking!!) What a "stagmire" LOL..Omg, ....whew!!!!

[@chakrazulu2106]

total debbicle

[@adamhonestyanddecency5054]

Reminds me of Donald Trump.

[@glenbellefonte9620]

Maybe the funniest thing ever on the Sopranos.

[@wades2132]

I always liked how Carmine tried to infuse his role with more gravitas than he could muster. He could never manage to rule by fear or intimidation, but he always seemed to calm things down with his magnanimous yet earnest attitudes.

[@benriffle104]

He used stupidity to disarm people.

[@donnymoney4222]

You put your sunblock on?

[@jimrizzo494]

My favorite Sopranos character. He was anti-violent mob guy.

[@oldmanbacala5571]

Jim Rizzo Carmine Jr. and Albert Berese should have interacted on this show.

[@westham118]

@@oldmanbacala5571 now THAT would of been a scene haha

[@danpena10565]

he averted alterations.

[@southsidesaiyan8641]

Joey peeps was killed on his orders.

[@BridgeTROLL777]

@@southsidesaiyan8641 Are you dyslexic? Its Pepperelli.

[@HJR8581]

ver sales

[@Adam-bq2vw]

BrockL191 I'm from Missouri. We have a Versailles, but pronounce it "Versales."

[@adamhonestyanddecency5054]

BrockL191 I'm from Missouri. We have a Versailles we pronounce, "Versales."

[@blueca1]

well the fucking French palace is not Versales so stop defending his awful pronounciation

[@drewcampbell9258]

I'm so happy someone mentioned it!!!

[@Exedus20]

@@adamhonestyanddecency5054 is adam 1 your neighbor or your clone?

[@joeyeyes7045]

His best line ever was “It’s a stagmire”. His lines are some of the funniest shit ever!

[@incompressible01]

Makes one appreciate how well the character was written and delivered by Ray !

[@EbenezarGold]

+Khushwinder Jasrotia he played it with such an earnest face. you can't help but have admiration for his commanding prevalence.

[@incompressible01]

+Ebenezar Yup, his industrious dramaturgy is quite meritorious.

[@EbenezarGold]

Khushwinder Jasrotia lol! Carmine of the Year award goes to... awesome.

[@biggoron3566]

+Khushwinder Jasrotia your comment was quite mellifluous

[@OpenMawProductions]

@@biggoron3566 Very allegorical.

[@weps8983]

"The sacred AND the propane" "This alteration you had with him" Pure genius

[@That1Guy]

“This alteration you had with him.” Any word with more than one syllable he butchers. It’s beautiful

[@PontoLyone]

Every conversation this guy is involved in, he brings it to a higher level, in a good way

[@hlf_coder6272]

“This alteration you had with him. You’re at the precipice of an enormous crossroad”. Not only does he misuse a fairly common word, the statement itself is fairly nonsensical for multiple reasons. Yet you still basically get the meaning he’s trying to convey. Great writing

[@michaelmcguigan5278]

The best Lil carmine quote is “think of it as a meeting of the minds.”

[@johnnyafrica631]

"the sacred and the propane" dude makes my laugh

[@uromaniac]

Blew my mind when I found out Carmine Sr. (Tony Lip) was the actual driver and bodyguard of pianist Don Shirley, as portrayed in the film "Green Book". Whaat?

[@magetaaaaaa]

Ya distracted me! I'm takin a mulligan! Classic carmine.

[@nickamenta12]

The Nightmare if you talk during someones shot with friends they should let you take one

[@Fan_Made_Videos]

Even the clips in this video had to cut 'Lil Carmine off at a certain point. We as an audience can only take so much 😂😂😂😂

[@svenskakrigare9543]

Like a wise man once said, "historically, historical changes have come out of war"

[@somewisealien]

Every moment with Carmine, Tony’s face is always stuck between “wtf are you talking about” and “calm down Tony, he’s a made man from NY”

[@RobWright1981]

Little Carmine has the best words, the best words.

[@wwbdwwbd]

So little Carmine is the George W Bush of the Sopranos.

[@Snarkythecat]

Fuckin Brainless, the 2nd

[@marcopico7074]

wwbdwwbd lol spilled my milk laughing

[@dd.4910]

LOL! Obama had more class and manners in his turds than King Cheeto has in all of his lineage

[@dd.4910]

No, he's left the world to a twittering madman with the thinnest skin ever. Obama did't have run ins with a theatre group LOL!! US is fucked

[@dd.4910]

I'm not a foreigner. Are you comfortable with all the lies being told by Cheeto or are you just happy to wave that Hillary card even though it's played out? Eh, twat? Haha

[@chloedog47]

0:18 Tony's like wtf did you just say?

[@Carmine_Lupertazzi]

Thank you for this video. most excellent

[@JesusCommando]

I love how he lights the cigar after his nonsensical point about ‘...Duh, something....’ as if he’s just given Tony some sage advice 😂

[@marc80s]

1 person is very allegorical.

[@organizedchaos7111]

Lol classic

[@nn0673]

Carmine's word screwups is like the "Rickyisms" from trailer park boys!

[@wyattdawg]

Worst case ontario.....you're right.

[@B3NNYBATZ]

get 2 birds stoned at once

[@jackfahy2283]

Well said 😂

[@dylankane9709]

NN067 indeed.

[@tonyc7301]

"This alteration you had with him."....lol. Carmine was awesome.

[@Papagiorgio153]

a pint of blood is worth more than a gallon of gold

[@seanmartin6773]

True words

[@Garium87]

He said it "costs" more than a gallon gold. That's why it was stupid.

[@nickcaesar7650]

Alex it’s stupid because gold is measured in ounces, a unit of mass. There’s no such thing as a gallon of gold.

[@Lazionederland]

Ghost of GG it could have an impact on our bottomlines

[@Papagiorgio153]

@@Lazionederland I know vitos bottom was impacted if thats what you're refuring to

[@christopherdavid1561]

“The Bulgarian people outta be proud of the achievements they’ve achieved.” - G. W. Bush

[@mikem6176]

Carmine: And Louis clapped him in irons. Tony: (silently waiting for Carmine to get to the point, knowing he never will.)

[@melk100]

0:30 Oh, my! The face on Jonny when Carmine says "A total debical"

[@IceColdProfessional]

3:40 Butch's face is priceless. He's pissed, he wants blood, he's also confused AF by Lil' Carmine's English butchery.

[@dog9124]

'The Sacred, and the propane'- kills me everytime

[@finally_startingtopost]

I always liked Carmine Jr for some reason....they did a good job on this show of keeping him sort of an outsider...it's like he brought a different perspective..

[@arthurbunsch3067]

I love how everyone around him acts,the conversation with Tony about Louis....Tony's look at the end.

[@BBCater]

"You're at the precupice, Tony - of an enormous cross-road...." BRILLIANT writing! Maybe the most unheralded actor in the entire series, as he delivers his "Yogi-isms" with such conviction. "I have many films under my subspecies..."

[@RedemptioINN]

What is the word that should replace subspecies? I know like "sacred and propane" should be "sacred and profane" but wtf is the subspecies thing?

[@daviddedominici1705]

@@RedemptioINN that's a question I also want answered - I can't figure it out either. The best guess I can come up with is "sub genre."

[@zezubat8900]

@@RedemptioINN subsidiaries

[@raulgomez1623]

It's funny how automatically people assume that the character was written to be a moron. Which could not be further from the truth. Carmine Jr's methods are hidden in his dialogue. That was the genius of the writing in the Soprano's writing. If you take the first clip of this video, he speaks of the finance minister building a bigger chateau then the king's. He's actually telling Tony that having to much will actually get you killed. At the time, Tony was making a ton of cash from the HUD scam and wanted Carmine to help him from having New York taxing it. Tony didn't get it.

[@AZK91]

a g "That was the genius of the writing in the Soprano's writing." I see you've been taking lessons from Carmine Jr himself.

[@ChrisStavros]

With these lessons being such as they are, it's very possible however unlikely that he'll be even greater at writing the Sopranos as the writers are themselves. However, until that happens it's going to be very difficult to verify that I think that he is.

[@dondajulah4168]

Much like a child, a Sopranos comment thread has many parents. That is to say, many commenters who act like parents. That, by aversion, the thread is their baby. This comment was made under one of my several Google sub-species.

[@zefearth973]

a g I don't think Little Carmine was a mastermind as much as he was just lucky. As far as his vocabulary, Carmine, Sr. occasionally used malpropisms and incorrect words, though nowhere near to the same extent as his son. And Carmine, Sr. wasn't a moron. As for Little Carmine's alleged plan to stay in the shadows and let New Jersey and New York kill each other, I don't buy it because if Little Carmine has similar traits to his father, presumably he'd handle things like him. For example, Carmine was ready to have Johnny Sack killed over the Ginny joke when he wouldn't let it go. He didn't have this approach where he'd just let Tony and Johnny go at it. He was actively involved in dealing with the issue. Another thing is, the main thing, is that, even if we suppose that Little Carmine is intent to take over New Jersey and whoever's left in the Leotardo crew, he's got to deal with Butchie, Albie and whoever else. They're not going to put up with a guy from a rival crew just coming in and taking over, especially one who, up until the events in the last few episodes of the show, has shown himself to be a complete moron. The last thing is that, after Rusty Millio and the other guy get whacked by the two zips from Italy, Little Carmine's crew is completely wiped out. What is Carmine doing by the end of season six? He's got no soldiers under him. It's very hard to believe that Butch and Albie and the rest wouldn't just get rid of him at that point.

[@dondajulah4168]

While I tend to agree with you that Carmine did not have a master plan, I can see where someone who did have a master plan would have wanted to allow Tony and Phil to go after each other. The differences between Phil and Tony were irreconcilable so no point in making any real effort to resolve that problem. Better to let them go at each other an kill each other off so that he could step in and clean up after the bloodletting. Carmine's position was much too weak to effectively intervene so any real effort to do so would have been suicidal. I dont see where Carmine would need to have the same leadership style as his dad just as I think there can be more than one style of leadership that can be effective.

[@mikehall7189]

Little Carmine was always one of my favourites. His dream ,and even more so his shrewd interpretation thereof, and subsequent exiting of the life shows that he was indeed far more wise than we ever thought.

[@kingofthemc]

Watching and hearing all of these classic scenes are mellifluous to my ears.

[@Zach-fb6yj]

"I'm glad you caught that Alexandra, very observant. The sacred and the propane." lmao

[@clairestark9024]

At the end hes alive, rich, happy and free It's like mr er....whoever said-"it takes a smart man to play dumb."

[@jamok3]

I like Paulie's nickname for him, "Brainless the second".

[@ajbahus]

"As I understand, he's a zombie of sorts."

[@incompressible01]

??

[@Jack9788]

he's teetering on the edge of a precipice of an enormously huge junction of crossroads.

[@albertdelatorre2487]

You put your sunblock on?Johnny's face expression😂

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sunscreen

[@B0xlife1]

Butch's face at 3:40 is Golden LOL. I've seen that scene a million times and got it saved in my favorites whenever I'm bored and I need a good laugh I cut that scene on just mainly for Butch's face lol It says everything without saying it.

[@matteopantangelli9477]

Hahah yea that’s great, good catch

[@godfather4377]

Little Carmine was actually likable unlike almost all the other characters. Didn't behave like a ruthless jerk. I loved his character.

[@I_Get_Computers_Puting]

"Sub-species" and JT looks over. That's all the clues you need about how smart Little Carmine is.

[@pauljackson2409]

The writers obviously had a great time writing the script for Mr Malaprop here.

[@benwade7419]

Don't know how many times I've watched this, it's hilarious lmao

[@unbridledenthusiasm]

This is a fantastic video. The first clip is perfect

[@fakeittillyoumakeit7101]

0:19 Lmao , that look on tony when he didn't understand a word little carmine said 😂

[@karlmarx1868]

In a way he was the smartest he survived with no jail time and his money intact

[@napoleonsolo5929]

And his life.

[@mmcneil777]

Every scene was with him was enjoyable and memorable. Endless classic lines. Underrated character...

[@-0rbital-]

“Much like a child, a film has many parents.” - Louis D’Whatever’s finance minister, Duh Something

[@stackinfiddiessuckintittys2029]

I am reminded of Louis the whatevers finance minister, duh something

[@incompressible01]

marquis De BelleÎle - Nicolas Fouquet !

[@B3NNYBATZ]

one of the best lines from all 6 seasons, i have watched the full series over 4/5 times and still howl when he mutters those words!

[@dondajulah4168]

The expression on Tony's face during that scene was truly memorable.

[@scdevon]

@@dondajulah4168 Tony was thinking what he told Christopher. "It's common knowledge he's ret@#&ed"

[@abulhasan3908]

Haha as soon as he gets out of the caddy, "You put your sunblock on!"

[@ITzFlipper0k]

I love the facial reactions to the potential self-effectiveness and historically history speech.

[@spacedoginnebraska]

It just never gets old....

[@mattpope1746]

2:07 - 2:18 is Little Carmine at his best. Credit to Ray Abruzzo for pulling off such inane dialogue with so much earnestness 🤣🤣🤣

[@CoreyT127]

Little Carmine always builds up like he's ready to drop some life changing knowledge before saying some shit outta left field!

[@wilhelmhesse1348]

The actor who played little Carmine is a genius. Sopranos had such an amazing cast.

[@JohnDoeTheGoodGuy]

Little Carmine is the smartest motherf*cker in this show, and sadly, many people don't realize it. He always played dumb so that people don't count him as a threat, and he easily played both Tony and Phil against each other. Watch your rivals kill each other, then come in and take the big cake when they're gone. Divide and conquer.

[@increasepeace4996]

John Doe How was Tony his rival at this point?

[@JohnDoeTheGoodGuy]

Increase Peace In that business, no one is your friend, everyone is your rival.

[@tupelomississippiflash968]

Little carmine , got no respect.

[@TheJipino]

+John Doe You misspelled "'Frusciante''

[@JohnDoeTheGoodGuy]

Jip W That dude is my f*cking inspiration. Nice to see another fan.

[@jeffgachihi8225]

2:05 - Fun fact...this dialogue was ripped nearly word for word. "The fundamental question is, 'Will I be a successful president when it comes to foreign policy?' I will be, but until I'm the president, it's going to be hard for me to verify that I think I'll be more effective."-In Wayne, Mich., as quoted by Katharine Q. Seelye in the New York Times, June 28, 2000

[@Boobalopbop]

Carmine is a great example of what happens when dudes are legacied into the mafia... This is why Tony is SO smart for not doing that with his kids. Imagine AJ trying to live that life, lol. That's little Carmine

[@WorldWar2freak94]

The smartest thing he did was listen to his wife and step away from the leadership argument.

[@CrackerBarrelkid555]

the scene where he explains he doesn’t wanna be the boss when he’s eating with tony is by far the best scene from carmine bc it shows he actually is a little smart regardless of his obtuse sentences.

[@thereccher8746]

Holy shit. Peggy Hill if she were Italian-American and a guy.

[@notcool2594]

The sacred and the propane, I’ll tell ya hwhat!