Four Sopranos Characters Ranked By Loyalty to Tony Soprano - and WHY!

In this video, I talk about, and rank, four Sopranos Characters by their loyalty to Tony, and I include my reasons for doing so. I hope you enjoy it and would love to hear your take on it!
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00:00 Introduction
00:13 Silvio Dante
01:36 Bobby Baccalieri
03:26 Christopher Moltisanti
06:55 Paulie Walnuts
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[@KhadijahJoySams93]

Sil to me is the most loyal.

[@jamesgreenldn]

I must stay loyle to Sil

[@GuidoLuzzi]

i did-dent!

[@VIDEOHOMESYSTEM]

IS IT TRUE?MICHAEL!!!!

[@jakealter5504]

Either sil or Bobby

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Amen!

[@adamgoldsteintv]

Not only was Silvio the most loyal, he was the most levelheaded guy out of everyone.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Definitely…besides his little cheese pet peeve and the “Christopher” Columbus Day mess, which was kind of an outlier.

[@KhadijahJoySams93]

Agreed

[@anthonyparra9553]

I would say he’s definitely smart. But levelheaded, maybe not. He gets stressed too easy under pressure as seen when tony was shot

[@saulwalle]

​@@SopranosBlueprintyou're both forgetting when he let Dom get under his skin which resulted in him and Carlo killing him

[@machomusprime50]

Until Paulie talks too much during Sunday dinner. 😂😂😂

[@Dominus564]

No one is more loyal than Phil. Did you know that he did 20 years in the can? He even became the Shia of Iran, until that animal Blundetto took his brother at 40, he is just a kid.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Just a kid, a fckin baby! All that compromising and eating grilled cheese off the radiator, and for what? No more, Butchie. No more of this… (Also, btw, I’ll be doing more of these and Phil will definitely be one of the featured characters! Stay tuned. 😎)

[@Buford_T_Justice1]

Sil was loyal to T. Bobby was loyal to the tray of ziti. Chrissy was loyal to Heroin. Paulie was loyal to himself.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

A WHOLE TRAY IN THERE!!!

[@cmcniel54]

I was hungry!

[@SopranosBlueprint]

@@cmcniel54 Half a tray in there!

[@Chickenbowser]

Completely agree with the assessment. Despite Paulie never being a rat (as Tony Sirico had requested when accepting the role) he was certainly disloyal. He had no problem sowing discord between the families for personal gain. And let's be honest, Tony's disdain came from Paulie completely botching the payment pick up from Valery. So ultimately, Paulie was mad at Tony for his own fuck ups but decided make his life difficult over it.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Yes! I think about your first point quite often. If it's about loyalty, undermining the boss by talking behind his back to the point of causing extreme turmoil between the families that could've resulted in bloodshed seems pretty disloyal to me, as well. And getting pissed at Tony at the end of season three for "ruling against him" with the Morristown check cashing store robbery. And then of course all the way back in S1 telling Sil he can't get past Tony seeing a woman therapist. Sil had to promptly put him in his place.

[@NateBullock-ow6on]

Bull crap

[@matthewpredmore6523]

Paulie might have been even more selfish than Tony, and that’s saying something. He only looked out for himself and did not care about any other person whatsoever. Hell, he killed an old lady he knew from childhood, for money, which he used to try to get back in good with Tony after shafting him with New York. Also,Paulie was the worst earner in the borgata because he was lazy. Not much of an asset to Tony except as muscle.

[@deathsee]

Dude you are so off, Paulie was Nothing but a Rat for NYm and Sirico was talking out of his Butt

[@deathsee]

@@SopranosBlueprint he was a Total Rat to the Family, there is and was pressure that real Rats for the Gov should never happen but there is a real reason, they are cowards to time and more, but he indeed was a Rat to the Family and Worthless in the whole picture, if tony was killed in the last episode, Paulie was in on it period

[@biekgiek]

When Bobbi punched Toni, he was showing his loyalty to Janice, his wife. At least that's my take. I agree with your assessment.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Very, very good point about Bobby re: Janice, and in line with his being faithful to his former wife, I guess that was another thing Tony didn’t have to worry about - what to do if his brother-in-law in the family business had a goomar on his side.

[@ollitiilimaki1667]

Its BOBBY and TONY.

[@biekgiek]

@@ollitiilimaki1667 My mistake, BOBBIE and TONIE.

[@ollitiilimaki1667]

@@biekgiek your mistake indeed

[@biekgiek]

@@ollitiilimaki1667 Thanks for having my back!

[@jamesgreenldn]

I must stay loyle to my capo

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Especially once you manuge the drop. That’s when the loylety really gets intense!

[@gzs98]

Bobby was loyal to Junior, and Junior taught him a lot about how the business worked, which in turn made him loyal to Tony.

[@tonyc7301]

Sil was absolutely the most loyal. When he killed Burt after having a chance to switch over to New York, which had about three times as many soldiers, and was likely going to squash Jersey, that shows the loyalty that Sil had.

[@Sernival]

I think this reflects the subjectiveness of Carmela's line about Tony not having friends. Part of it was her just being mean, guys like Silvio and her own cousin Chris definitely loved Tony. But he can't really be friends with his crew, since they're opportunistic sociopaths. Silvio was definitely loyal, Chris and Paulie were loyal until their respective incidents with Tony. Chris and Paulie lash out when they feel betrayed, which makes them incapable of being real friends, and there's Tony himself who struggles to love people after having to off Puss. But that's kind of how life actually is, most friendships are built on opportunistic reasons and nostalgia.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

💯 “Do as I say, not as I do!”

[@vickmcfadden833]

Bobby is the most loyal. Like you said he was gonna follow JR no matter what because he was the boss . Bobby hit Tony defending his wife, he was loyal to his first wife who died. It’s in his nature to be 100 pct loyal

[@SopranosBlueprint]

I'd say in terms of a moral compass/lack of psychopathic/sociopathic tendencies, Bobby would definitely have the number one spot.

[@maxjulien2647]

Yeah exactly, because he was loyal to Junior originally doesnt mKe him any less loyal

[@sir_fapalot]

Johnny Sack wasn't actually gonna take out Tony at the end of season 4. He was just saying that to Paulie to see his reaction and test his loyalty to Tony.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

But Paulie didn’t know that, so his loyalty, or lack thereof, wouldn’t change in that case.

[@GRUSTLER]

Johnny Sack played Paulie like fiddle.

[@James_Price79]

You know who loved being loyal? Joey Peeps, may he rest in peace.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Yeah, it's sad when they go young like that...

[@James_Price79]

@@SopranosBlueprint every time 🤣🤣🤣

[@TAC618]

Peeps?? His name is Peparelli

[@raygun26]

Don’t do it to yourself James.

[@francisalbert1799]

@@SopranosBlueprintWhen they GO? C’mon, huh? 😂

[@rktyler3470]

Silvio is the model of a right hand man. Smart. Clear headed. Well respected. Loyal. And most importantly, willing to tell the boss the truth.

[@ubelmensch]

Most loyal imo would be Benny Fazio, loyle friend, and criminal mastermind

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Benny Fazio was a loyal guy, that's for sure, with the one blemish on his record being his decision to shit where Tony ate at Vesuvio. But he definitely took one for the team from Phil and didn't try talking to NY on the side like some other folks.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Also, I heard that in Albania, he'd be the tallest guy!

[@hideaway7768]

Patsy Parisi deserves mention. Despite his single malt diatribes , Patsy never took revenge on Tony despite him having Spoons clipped. Aside from the pool thing, whatever happened there.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

I’ll be making some more of these ranking-type videos, and he’ll definitely be included in one of them 😊

[@JamesSmith-bd8kl]

Patsy was only more loyal than Paulie

[@vgcq02]

Look at the loyal guy, making him do the perp walk. Legitimate loyal guy.

[@derekstewart5689]

Don't forget how quickly Chris was to obey Tony when they chopped up both Richie and Ralphie. He was sociopathic but fearless. Tony gave him such a hard time about staying sober in the last season. Chris had opportunities but he was often undermined or straight up derailed.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

It always is painful for me to see Tony swooshing around his wine glass and talking about how good it is…just like Christopher said, pointing his finger with one hand and pouring him a drink with the other.

[@RogueBoyScout]

Chris always had a hard time staying Loyle to his Capo. As for Paulie, we see that he never had the makings of a varsity radiator...

[@abdullzain]

Wait a min I saw a poll on Twitter first 😁

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Yes! It got so much traction that I figured I should dive into it some more!

[@aurinator]

Completely agree with your assessment! Although, I would be interested to know where you think Johnny Sack ranks relative to others. He's admittedly a bit different being from another Crew entirely but was always one of my favorite characters.

[@thunderwarrior1759]

Sil is the type of friend every guy needs..loyal, levelheaded and always there when he is needed

[@lostone9700]

Paulie is like varys. He always lives to see the next boss.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

So true! Lol when Janice says “Jesus Christ, fckin’ Paulie Gualtieri. Isn’t he dead yet?” in S2.E1. Well, Janice, the answer is no!

[@brandonfouts4074]

nicely done, a new observation

[@WinstonWolfe21]

Gotta go Sil first for his years of loyalty and counsel then easily Bobby (Bobby seems to be the most moral and loyal) then it’s a toss up. Chris is more loyal than Paulie but Paulie doesn’t have a drug problem but Paulie does atleast respect Tony so I’d put Paulie third then Chrissy last.

[@hithere4719]

Even down to marrying Janice, Bobby was wildly loyal. Richie and Ralph were with Janice to spite Tony, but Bobby made an honest woman out of her.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Yeah, I went back and forth between Christopher and Paulie...One and two were easy for me, but I could make a case for both Chrissy and Paulie for both #3 and #4 spots.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Bobby really didn't have a bad bone in his body. That's why it felt extra sad when he was holding Nica by the water at the end of Soprano Home Movies. It was the end of any semblance of innocence that he'd managed to hold onto all these years, until that point (which I know is a separate issue in terms of him being a made guy without having done that).

[@Steve-wo7gt]

Silvio is the most loyal TO TONY. But having loyalty as a general character trait, I'd have to give the nod to Bobby.

[@Nickyeyes]

Christopher saved himself, not Tony nor anyone else. My loyalty list: 1.Sil, 2.Bobby, 3.Christopher, 4.Paulie. Paulie's crimes against the family could have, and almost did, get the most people killed. He also caused a very costly work stoppage flappin' his mouth about the H.U.D. deal. Good video. Keep em coming!

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Glad you enjoyed it, and appreciate your take on the rankings! Plenty more to come. 😃

[@Nickyeyes]

@@SopranosBlueprint Thanks! Definitely looking forward for more!!!

[@jt8696.]

This is really good, you could prolly make similar vids on other interesting rankings. I never comment on your vids but i watch a majority of them. You're very insightful about the show in very clever ways I haven't seen a lot of others talk about.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Thank you! Really appreciate it. I’m definitely going to do some more ranking videos, and your comment is also helpful in that regard in terms of making videos that catch folks’ attention among the billions of videos out there to watch. Thanks again, and stay tuned for more!

[@carlrosendorf5210]

Great work Stephanie Proud of you Dad 4 27 2024

[@robertcampain612]

I agree with this list- Paulie was definitely the least loyal to Tony- all of his dealings with New York cemented his spot in this list! Good video! Thanks for posting!!

[@dinozulic1624]

Vito was the most loyal. Not only did he change his name in order to enter the family, but he persevered despite the side effects of his blood pressure medicine and managed to become the top earner. Even after he was outed, he wanted back. A true soldier.

[@briceedwards4662]

You should do this but with everyone, it’d be a long and hard video to make but damn that would be so nice to watch.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

That’s a great idea!! I’m definitely going to do more rankings, and perhaps one larger video at the end with them all. 😊

[@briceedwards4662]

@SopranosBlueprint I'd love to see everyone in the jersey family from Richie, Ralph, Junior, Patsy, Sal, Tony Blundetto. Tony was in a world of snakes lol. I think that'd be one of the hardest but yet best sopranos videos on KZbin. You could divide it into seasons because characters do change in terms of loyalty as the show goes on. And it'd also be 1/6th easier. Anyways keep up the good work

[@realkingofantarctica]

Silvio reminds me of Tsukishima from Golden Kamuy. Someone who on the surface is very stoic, to the point where they could easily mask rebellious feelings, of which they have every right to harbour, yet actually end up being more loyal than the characters who openly kiss their superiors' feet. In this case, Paulie would be closer to the character of Koito.

[@imarriedabrkfsttaco3737]

Bobby (RIP) was loyal to his wife,Karen( RIP) to such a degree,he defended Karen's last ziti from that manipulative black hole,janice for quite some time. Respect.

[@James_Price79]

Lol you never cease to amaze me with your video ideas, so cool! I agree with your list as well, its funny how no matter how loyal they are in this game compared to civilians they still act terribly to each other 😂 I mean Sil is number 1 and look at his and Gabs excitement at being the boss, look at him fed up having to go to Livias funeral cos he was missing a football game 😂

[@SopranosBlueprint]

*For this I miss the Jets first home game!?* 😂

[@James_Price79]

​@@SopranosBlueprintfunny how with all his crimes I list that as one of his worst moments 😂

[@victorsforza6213]

​@@James_Price79borkos back and he ain't respectin' old arraignments.. hehehe

[@littlea5111]

​@@SopranosBlueprint😂😂😂😂 pain in the fuckin ass !!!!

[@robertprice5243]

thats a sleeper hit of one of the best lines ever in the entire show.....If he dies ,i cant even wear his shoes....top 5 fo sure

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Junior had such phenomenal lines, like this one and lots of others 💯💯💯💯 I’ve come to appreciate some even more the longer I watch, like you mention here.

[@alextheis1123]

Exact order I had them in. Nice work.

[@hb2862]

I been bing watching Sopranos a lot lately. I think you should of included Vito. He lasted most of the series until he was found to be gay/ bisexual and got whacked because of it. Do you remember Vito was Tony biggest earner and one of his hardest workers. Tony always mentioned that after Vito died. I think part of Tony regretted letting Vito get whacked because Tomy wasn't pulling in the same money numbers after Vito wasn't in his crew anymore. Vito even came out of hiding and risked his life and lost his life trying to get back in Tony's good grace to work for him. It didn't work out at all for Vito. Vito was loyal to Tony to a fault.

[@Montgomery13]

When Tony was in the coma, Vito mentioned to Larry they need a boss who has longevity, he was basically hoping Tony died so he could ascend to a higher position. For example he also told Phil Letando about his hesitations to give Carmela the $100,000 because Tony might die. And the only reason he came back to New Jersey to get into Tony's good graces was because he was simply bored of life in New Hampshire, it bored him, he wanted the respect, the money, the life. But it was never ever going to be that simple because New York was always going to want Vito whacked and several people in Tony's "glorified crew" wanted him dead such as Paulie & Carlo and to an extent Silvio. Vito had to go everyone knew it. Tony just did not want to because Vito made millions for Tony, remember Tony mentions to Carlo he wouldn't be able to afford the new boat had it not been for Vito. Vito was not loyal, he was loyal to himself not Tony.

[@MariaHeredia-dw4id]

I would say it’s Sil, Christopher, then Bobby since Bobby was okay with Tony being cappped since it was Jrs wishing the worst Chris has done to point and fire a gun that he knew was empty since he fired it at his SUV before entering while Paulie was just looking for Paulie at the end of the day.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Interesting. Thanks for your comment! 😊🙏🏼

[@Arun999]

Paulie caused most of the problems within the family especially with Christopher and New York

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Definitely. He couldn't help but run his mouth to Johnny Sack!

[@JimmyG415]

I knew Paulie was going to get #4. But I think you made some good points, I forgot that Bobby wasn't loyal at 1st. Add in Christopher giving up Ad, I'd have to go Sil/Chrissy/BB/Paulie.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Nice! I like your order, too.

[@llorenstorrespr4409]

To me, Silvio & GiGi are the most loyal, & GiGi being the one that had the most respect to Tony.

[@JamesJones-jb3vx]

Love you Blue. If I had a consigliare like you, we'd be an empire!

[@dannydiaz4782]

Thanks!

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Thank YOU!!! Appreciate it so much! 🎉❤🎉

[@byff2323]

Yep, you nailed it!

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Thanks!! In the words of Carmine Sr, “Appreciate cha thoughts.” 😉

[@byff2323]

@@SopranosBlueprint you have a lot of knowledge under your subspecies!

[@BUckENbooz]

I didn't even need to click on this video just to look at the thumbnail to answer the question for you (huge Sopranos fan)

[@GuidoLuzzi]

great video

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!!

[@Void7.4.14]

Yeah, I agree. A lotta times with vids like this I find some reason to disagree somewhere, but I actually agree with all these lol

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Nice!! Glad to hear - like minds

[@CeasarJames]

My days I love her voice 🥰

[@brandongardner7398]

Chris was telling Tony about a movie deal in the pilot episode also.

[@Buugzy]

Silvio, Christopher, Bobby and Gigi🙌🙌

[@rickykeim2005]

Chris Definitely regretted his Decision to Give Up Adriana. Like Most in the Show who make Sacrifices for The Life Expected to be More Richly Rewarded then He Was. I can't really Blame Him though. He Sacrificed the Woman He Cared for More then anything in the Word. That's a Heavy Price for anybody to Pay. when it comes to Paulie he's Lucky he didn't get Wacked IMO. He was never a Rat but Id Argue that He Started what Ultimately was Tony's Downfall and the Destruction of the Entire Crew by telling Johnny Sac about the Joke. sure It was Phil's Family Getting Killed that put the Nail in the Coffin but Paulie telling John about the Joke really damaged the Relationship between John and Tony which Is probably why John didn't Protest much when New York and Jersey went to War.

[@ismaelgarcia7658]

Paulie was a A1 sweet talker that’s why to me he always stood around. He was wild but he was a god tier gas lighter.

[@inovashade6273]

The correct order is sorted in the thumbnail from left to right already

[@theicelander06]

I agree with the list ✋🏻

[@Tj11813]

What episode of Talkin Sopranos were you on?

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Episode 76 - I have a playlist on my channel where you can go right to it - I start around minute 51 😃

[@mosthatedny2243]

When Sil says measures were taken 😭😭😭😭😭

[@chadromano3444]

Sil is the most loyal guy in the show! He is my favorite character bc of that

[@HelloZukoHere7]

My loyalty list to Tony: 1: Sil 2: Tony 3: Bobby 4: Christopher 5: Paulie

[@jamesmorant1406]

Great list

[@bandit7519]

Bobby only went along with Richie and uncle jr on taking out Tony because with Tony out the way Richie promised him free rain over beansie pizza shop and Bobby always wanted to eat the whole menu

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Bobby sure loved Carmela's ---er, Janice's---lasagna. OH JUNIOR, YOU'RE SO CYNICAL!

[@bandit7519]

@@SopranosBlueprint Bobby never meet a lasagna he didn t love and all ur cynicism can t be good for you

[@AlphonseSwedgen]

I would argue that even during the floor tile situation, Sil was looking out for Tony's interests. I think he was trying to show Tony that Chris wasn't leadership material, without coming right out and saying it. Look at it this way: When he tells Chris that he's acting captain for Paulie's crew, Chris made the comment about getting wings in his hair and Sil wasn't amused. Then Sil tries to tell Tony that Patsy feels "marginalized", which Tony just laughs off. Chris mishandled the cable theft, then appeared inconsistent in front of the crew. And of course, then Patsy goes behind Chris' back and boosts the floor tiles on Sil's okay. Chris flies off the handle and makes a complete ass of himself when he finds out. Sil's the kind of friend you really need. Sometimes you need someone to just bluntly show you you're making the wrong choice. If Tony had've trusted Sil's instincts and not made Chris his protégé, a lot of bad things could have been avoided later on.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Thanks for your comment. I was nodding my head nearly the whole time while reading! I can definitely see that. When Tony and Sil had that real up close & personal talk in the basement, I love how Sil looked him right in the eye and didn’t admit any wrongdoing or try to suck up to him in any way.

[@stevefix1112]

Paulie "let slip?" No way! All Paulie's comments were intended to undermine Tony. Insofar as being a rat, he may not have gone to the fuzz, but he was an "internal rat" nonetheless.

[@hannibalbarca4430]

Bobby was up there for me, he was the closest to a friend Tony ever had. Other than Artie of course

[@ortahopaninsefiri]

the reason chris gave up adriana to tony certainly was not because he was loyal to tony, it was because he knew he couldn't possibly give up being a wise guy. as he said regularness of the life was too much for him. he would rather send the woman who loves her despite everything he has done to her to death than living as an ordinary man. ade was stupid af for sticking with him too

[@05373]

I agree

[@jamesmorant1406]

Christopher was loyal to Tony he gave up the love of his life for him but Tony never appreciated it and their relationship was never the same

[@blueregarf764]

Why did you start it with number 1, now I have to find a new video while I eat

[@brandonpotts54]

I loved Paulie, but I have watched the series so many times, and he was a snake. That's why he lasted in the game so long.

[@victorsforza6213]

Borkos back, who hes kiddin' hes just back to pick the bones of other uploaders, like some KZbinr come lately.. HEHEHE

[@stevenpeeven3169]

Outside the 4 in the video I'd say Gigi Gestone or Hesh

[@jaibjake2]

She should have showed when Paulie went to Carmine Sr and he didn’t know who Paulie was. Paulie realized John was a liar and Paulie became more loyal to Tony till the end

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Funny timing - just made a short video about that - Johnny Sack (and I think Carmine, too) played Paulie like a fiddle. I happen to believe that Carmine did know who Paulie was (he even knew Tony was seeing a psychiatrist) but I think that was Carmine's way of trolling Paulie and putting him in his place.

[@jaibjake2]

@@SopranosBlueprint true true. Didn’t look at it in that way.

[@AlbatrossRevenue]

I like the video, but I did find it a bit superficial. Like Sil is indeed an obvious choice for #1, but when was his loyalty ever really tested? When did he ever have a really good reason to be upset with Tony? They were childhood friends and Tony treated him with more respect and favor than the rest. We saw Sil has an explosive, irrational temper, but we never saw their relationship tested much at all. Bobby could be argued to be the most loyal in that he was treated like trash by Tony compared to the others. It wasn't until much later that Tony warmed to him even a little. Yet Bobby is unwaveringly loyal to the order of the family. When he's under Junior, he goes along unquestionably. When he's under Tony, all the mistreatment is taken in stride and he consistently does his job and follows orders. Chris is tested more than any of the others I think we can say, though often through his own fault. But his tendency to look up to Tony is unique among all of them. Had it not been Adriana in the car with Tony when it got flipped over and those rumors of an affair spread, and instead been the wife of one of the others, would they have actually killed Tony? All Chris could manage was to come into the Bing yelling and waving an empty gun. Paulie even said he had to have known the gun was empty. And if he really wanted Tony dead, he would have come up quietly. He knows how to kill, he's not an idiot. All he wanted was confrontation and to earn back respect from people, but never to kill Tony. Given that he had good reason to think Tony hooked up with Adriana, that shows tremendous loyalty. Not sure any of the others would have managed that. Even Bobby was willing to fight with Tony just over some insults to Janice that were normal between the two of them. And Paulie, although I'd still agree he's at the bottom of the list either way, the context of his betrayal is important. He was already feeling betrayed by Tony at that time by having an upstart like Ralph get favor just because he's a good earner despite being poison to the whole family otherwise. Of course he was a very greedy guy and never kicked up the full amount to Tony and tried to hide money from him, so Tony had plenty of reason not to favor him more in disputes between him and Ralph. We can say for sure Paulie would have been fine with Tony getting killed if a good position had actually been waiting for him under Carmine. And while I would agree Sil and Chris would never go along with that, I'm not sure about Bobby. I could see Bobby being fine with NY killing Tony with a similar deal for him, at least before he married Janice. After that, probably not. So while I think Paulie is definitely at the bottom no matter how you cut it, the rest are a lot more uncertain.

[@sonnyooo338]

I would switch Christopher and paulie,paulie would never snitch on Tony where Chris would have I think and may have where paulie would never

[@johnlewisbrooks]

...the Gabagool is the most loyal! What? It never hurt noBODIES!😂😂😂

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Just like that pizza never hurt nobody!

[@River_wylde]

Wanna talk about dirty laundry alot of us think the boy boddy killed was harpo janices son

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Yep! I could see that being the case given the variables - Canadian, curly hair, looking a bit like he was “on the pavers” - talk about irony for Bobby - and while the guy was doing laundry of all things.

[@vsupreme9386]

Make his bones? Bobby was a made guy 20 years before he was asked to kill someone...

[@localfatty4364]

I don’t know Patsy seems pretty loyal to me😅

[@SopranosBlueprint]

I can imagine it was difficult for Patsy coming in every day, like Gigi said, “having to look into the eyes of the guy you know ordered your (twin) brother whacked.”

[@localfatty4364]

@@SopranosBlueprint patsy probably didn’t want to end up like his brother either

[@carterpewderschmitgaming]

I must be loyle to my capo

[@MrDhen88]

Bobby hands down, sil pulled a bunch of underhanded shit with Paulie and Chris and Tony even, Bobby was jrs guy and would’ve had to go along with the hit on Tony or be in the trunk next to him, Bobby may have hit him in the face but it was out of loyalty to his wife. And

[@dorianschmidt6827]

Just for fun, I’ll disagree with the number 1. The way Tony was declining as a person towards the end makes me think him and Sill could of gotten into it. On more then one occasion Tony told Chris he was the future of the family. Chris was put to the test and always sided with Tony. Chris also had enough dirt on other family members to keep them in line. I agree with the line up in the video, just having a fun rebuttal.

[@leeaycock4456]

Who but Silvio would be capable of killing Adriana without remorse? Even Tony couldn't, so he ordered Sil to do it.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

He sure was ice cold. It’s interesting how they couldn’t bear to show her being shot, though. Their real life psyches couldn’t go through with it, understandably so!

[@paulmascotti3645]

Before season 6*

[@LaCream973]

Paulie okayed the hit

[@Kilroy238_]

I think you're reading Bobby all wrong. You owe your allegiance to your captain. Junior was his captain and he remained loyal. That doesn't show disloyalty to Tony that just shows that Bobby was a stand-up guy. I also think you're misreading Christopher's question. I don't think he was quite sure of himself and where he fit into things and was worried about what his situation might be if Tony wasn't the boss. Looking for a little guidance from big pu$$y I think would be natural. We all know they live in a highly fluid world everything can change with one bullet or one pair of handcuffs at any time. There is however no question about your order.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

Thanks for the comment! The way I see it, by season two, when we meet Bobby, Junior is in jail/on house arrest/surviving at a subsistence level, per Tony’s instructions. Tony was the person who Bobby (and everyone else) answered to from that point on, which Tony hammered home in the “To the victor, belongs the spoils” scene. Bobby wasn’t passing on a message TO the guy in charge, he was passing a message on to Junior FROM the guy in charge.

[@richevans609]

Silvio hands down...

[@Carmine_Lupertazzi]

That wasn't an act of loyalty from Christopher. It was fuelled purely by selfishness and survival.

[@rossl5908]

Chris is the most loyal to Tony, Sil is the most loyal to the life.

[@leeaycock4456]

It wasn't loyalty for Chrissie to give up Ade: It was cowardice, as Adriana would have to be clipped either way. Chris pussed out and farmed the job to his cuz. Dick move.

[@WisteriaNerium]

I'd argue it wasn't cowardize either, since Christopher was willing to be killed by Tony when he heard the Adriana rumors. He couldn't live a life on the run, he saw that family on that gas station where they all were crammed up in that little car and Christopher realized that he loved his lifestyle way more than he loved Adriana. But Christopher framed it to Tony as he was doing it because of loyalty to him.

[@briankay4713]

Sil is super loyal . But so was Bobby ...once Junior was out of the picture Maybe the most loyal

[@Brandon-vo2rx]

Bobby loyal just because he wanted a chance to earn and be included in the social club.

[@Justin_theTsar]

Totally agrre with this list

[@Kenscialoia]

Furio was loyal except for the little problem that he fell in love with Carmela.

[@deathsee]

I would have the same, but all and all Paulie was a Rat to the family for NY every dhance he got and if tony was killed, Paulie was in on it

[@michaeld8280]

Sopranos Gangster Tier List!

[@aryanahyperborea8731]

Sil was loyle to his capo

[@gregsdadmcleod1548]

I'm going to say that it's Meadow

[@FxnWaySheGoes]

Sil was probably the only redeemable character in the mafia

[@saljpal3]

I wouldn't exactly call him a saint but yeah he was the most respectable mobster and my favorite Sopranos character.

[@mikemastro1717]

Chrissy was easily most loyal hence the reason he called Chris after Tony killed ralphie

[@rkjjo]

I think your order is on point. I never liked Paulie.

[@SopranosBlueprint]

A snake, that one!

[@ricardoj85]

Chrissie was a good kid and all I'll give you that, but by season 10 he would've made a move against tony soprano with the help of Albert Barese, all things being equal.....

[@mrblanc7521]

Christopher chose himself not Tony