Phil: No More Butchie, No More Of This - The Sopranos HD

[@CegeRoles]

"47. He was a fucking kid. Me, I'm an old man...I'd like to do it over, boy lemme tell ya." This is such a wonderfully vulnerable moment for Phil. Underneath all that violent machismo and thuggish pride is a sad, bitter old man filled with regret. The best years of his life are gone and he gave it all up to protect a family that never really cared about him.

[@Brownismyname]

my estimate of Phil as a man just plummeted.

[@macmoney2043]

20 Years in the can... ,he grew mushrooms outta his azz .He is named after a balerina ,lets give him a break

[@chupacabra3331]

Phil? I don’t know, he’s changed

[@anamariaponcecarrasco1205]

It's funny because the whole show doesn't stay that way and he actually becomes the head of the family 😂

[@alexb6234]

Just like most of the other characters he has his own moments of hypocrisy. Because he went on that big attack on John for crying at his daughter's wedding and how it diminished his manhood and yet he's doing something similar and (I would argue) far more emotional.

[@FreaKJumPaa]

Every sentence Phil says is pure gold. He's arguably the most quotable character

[@PhillyLeotardo25]

He spent 20 years vern schillinger he has a right to be fucked up

[@bezolsmate]

lemme tell ya uh couple uh tree tings

[@cyclones101no]

The wine makes him emotional

[@f-22fighterjet84]

Junior and Paulie??

[@alexmalescio885]

How about this humidity?

[@johnnyboy7538]

Phil - I can't even say his name Me - That animal blundetto

[@KianoUyMOOP]

Nucky Thompson

[@willn8664]

Mr Pink

[@JasonJones-ty1xb]

Donny

[@djgreene5440]

@@KianoUyMOOP😂😂

[@mysterfrosty]

You got Jose Feliciano you got complaints......

[@klown839]

He snapped in a very quiet, subtle way. That’s the most dangerous.

[@djgreene5440]

Uncle Philly had enough 😭😭

[@cheetosthrash]

@@djgreene5440 uncle philly my ASS

[@matthewriley7826]

It’s the quiet ones you gotta watch out for…

[@Hk86bs]

Everbody felt like Phil some moment in their lives. Stand up for yourself. Enough is enough

[@richp.1234]

Yeah man. You can really feel it.

[@InvictusOmega]

Hello from 2021. Yeah…

[@TonyMontana-sp1kf]

Everytime I pick myself back up I literally say "no more Butchie.... no more of this"

[@131untouchable]

Sounds like putin lmao

[@Vasily_dont_be_silly]

@@131untouchable "That piece of shit said I look like the President of Russia!" "Historically, Stalin always said Ukraine is just a glorified region of Russia"

[@saintdevilsfood7784]

Phil's mindset here was greatly done and disturbing. A violent, feared, hateful killer sincerely feels like all he does is eat shit from everyone and he has to stand up for himself. He's got guilt for whatever happened there with his bro as fuel too. It reminds me of Tony's delusions that he's the dancing bear, the sad clown for everyone when really he was also evil and selfish.

[@onesixfive]

You get it

[@juannitro7148]

Whatever happened there?! WHATEVER HAPPENED THERE?!

[@markgamolka1045]

Obsessive pride is what drives Phil and results in his downfall

[@michaelcrosskill7010]

@@juannitro7148 the shooting

[@spanishflyevh9606]

After doing 20 years in the can!!

[@scottbrandon9390]

World record here. It only took Phil 51 secs. to mention he did 20 years.

[@ramonwebber]

No more Scott, no more of this

[@michaelstewart5798]

Also the cooking time of a grilled cheese on a prison radiator.

[@DrAvEn1990]

@@ramonwebber lol love this comment and your username 👍

[@pk1842]

I’m effing rolling here

[@rustyshackleford2026]

That's 30 seconds more than a vegan telling you they are vegan

[@chdanish6568]

The best ending of all episodes. Goosebumps.

[@str8cash113]

The 🎶🎵🎵 music is perfect

[@theeverchosen1504]

This and the ending in the Bing with Tony talking about his dad's mistress

[@robb4394]

@@theeverchosen1504 And the ending where Junior is made "acting" boss.

[@jameshorton3692]

100%, that hit so hard on my first watch. I knew things were about to get ugly.

[@theeverchosen1504]

@@robb4394 another great ending is when they're all at Jackies funeral and AJ realise his father is in the mob

[@locutus1126]

the best thing about the Sopranos was how every season they wheeled out new characters to keep it fresh. Phil was a great addition. Perfect character.

[@notd0ll109]

Yep. The Sopranos and Breaking Bad had by far the greatest “villains” of any TV shows ever. Livia, Ritchie, Ralph, Johnny Sack after Peeps, Tony B, Uncle Philly,

[@nitewatchman1576]

@@notd0ll109 You missed Rome, that was impressive. Extremely well done, fantastic writing, sets, acting, everything. Then the pricks at HBO fucked it cause it cost too much. " ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME ".

[@scottwitoff8932]

It would've been funny if there was a shine box reference in an episode

[@OcelotDAD]

@@notd0ll109 Tony B was never a villain.

[@notd0ll109]

@@OcelotDAD Tony B caused the war that led to multiple members of the Soprano crew getting shot, with Bobby dying.

[@MarvinT0606]

In the end, Phil Leotardo's legacy is to be the only New York mob boss to lose a war against New Jersey

[@hungrymikepencetd5686]

Na he won. Tonys fat ass is dead and Butchie is the boss of all the farmers too now. Butchie let Phil die, Jersey was too weak for anything.

[@adebolabloke6962]

On a penalty shootout too.

[@xanferra215]

Put some respect on him. 20 fucking years. Jonhy Sacks legacy is being a rat. You never admit the existence of this shit, never!!

[@Themselveswhy]

Oh damn

[@timelessstudios931]

We’ll technically he won he just didn’t live to see it

[@JohnDoeTheGoodGuy]

"Shinebox, that's my fucking legacy!" - Frank Vincent

[@JohnDoeTheGoodGuy]

Not many are fortunate enough to be immortalized this way. Now, anytime I see a shinebox, or see the word or read a shinebox joke, I'll laugh and remember him. May he rest in peace.

[@adamchewy2284]

JHC just pissed myself LMAO !

[@Nostalgia_Addict]

@@JohnDoeTheGoodGuy true

[@TonyMontana-sp1kf]

I laughed out in the train on this comment 😂😂

[@astralsurfer1193]

I should know full well to expect a shinebox reference yet when I see it it's like it hits me for the first time out of nowhere over and over again lol

[@easyto]

This scene is so sad. I know he's the series antagonist, but you can't help but feel for Phil.

[@journeyforever1932]

This is Phil's most relatable scene

[@larryzeldin7561]

What about when he runs into the hospital in his pajamas yelling “I’m dying”? Very relatable.

[@MonarchPoolPlaster]

I do that every time I eat a weed brownie.

[@brettpilkington9539]

There's scraps in your scrapbook

[@blimy01maynard30]

Why do you feel for Phil? He didn't have to kill Angelo. He didn't have to kill Lorraine and her toy boy. Johnny Sac with his goons Phil and Phil's 47 year old kid brother started it.

[@jefferywilliams6984]

Honestly this might be my favorite scene in the whole show. The way the camera pans across the pictures of Carmine, Billy and Johnny Sac who are all dead is just so dope to me

[@parapoliticos52]

Billy deserved to die for wasting that fine piece of a.

[@Gashwell87]

Goosebumps every time. You just know what’s coming.

[@ramos5122]

Frrrrrrrr

[@djgreene5440]

Yeah this whole scene was dope asf especially when the music started playing

[@jackserra]

Genuinely a highlight of the series

[@Tsarbomb117]

the reason Chrissy looks sad at the end is because he wasn't able to really lean into Tony's hug, that fuckin' beak of his

[@AssdMusicChannel]

You can't make that shit up!

[@danielmoran2011]

Its like a natural cannopy

[@manco828]

@@danielmoran2011 You can't make that shit up!

[@JimmyKilmister]

​@@manco828 fck you talkin' about? I just did

[@CarlKarnak]

@@manco828 what are you talkin about? He just did

[@JapjotMann]

One of the coldest endings to the series. The song choice was perfect

[@henners1574]

What was the song please god

[@Ryan-bw3eb]

@@henners1574evidently chickentown

[@evensen007]

The music and the look in Christopher's eyes at the end.... You know the writers were high-fiving eachother when they wrote this and especially when it aired and they saw it fully produced for the first time.

[@KaelWrit]

chris even sinking his nose into Tony's shoulder

[@chupacabra3331]

It’s like a natural canopy

[@Sam-wv4fz]

I can't even imagine the satisfaction. Imagine creating this and seeing the episode air. And so many other episodes with breathtaking ends. The "Caterinne" song, and "Don't you love me?" and "No." and "I get it!!!" and "Doooon't stop -" ...

[@andronicus1949]

I didn't know Phill did 20 years. Why didn't he tell me this from the beginning.

[@mdd1963]

He should have mentioned it....or, possibly discussed his compromises, at least....

[@lordfatcock]

Not a fuckin peep

[@nitewatchman1576]

You'll are just killing me. Lol

[@dieheiligenhallen5184]

He compromised.....and didn't tell you

[@area51ville]

whatever happen then?

[@ryneredington]

"My family took shit from the medigans the minute we got off the shinebox" -Joel Rogain RIP Joel

[@charlesriportella7031]

Even Phil's name was a compromise.

[@runningdecadeix4780]

He did 20 fucking years

[@easy2findproductions2014]

Not a fuckin peep

[@scoobysnak07]

The Merigans... whatever happened there...

[@lilkayswirl]

Clearly a reference to the "Baptism of fire" in The Godfather but instead of murders taking place during the baptism it instead hints at the upcoming war in the next season between the two families. what a finale

[@daauthor6004]

I can see why he's frustrated. Phil feels like he should have disobeyed Jonny Sack's orders and took revenge on Tony's crew once his brother was killed. Phil felt like he didn't stand up and draws parallels between himself and his ancestors. His ancestors allowed for their names to be misspelled. However, Phil forgets that keeping a cool head is what got him to the position of boss.

[@anon_148]

well put

[@nihaalsandim9986]

"Our cooler heads prevailed"

[@jdb316]

I thought what made him boss was Johnny Sack being arrested and later dying of cancer and Phil having Doc Santoro whacked.

[@daauthor6004]

@@jdb316 But in order for Phil to be next in line, he had to have a high position himself. He was capo for a reason. Everyone knows what happened on a physical level. I'm talking about how Phil became great on an emotional level. This comment requires higher level thinking skills.

[@JMR_2028]

@@daauthor6004 Phil killed off the competition. He wasn’t really elected, and he wouldn’t of been if his rivals were still alive

[@BookshelfQBattler]

When I was young, I thought Uncle Philly was an evil prick. Now that I'm old, I realize the compromises aren't worth it. Think only of yourself from the start, because trust me, everyone else always will.

[@zufgh]

I really relate to Phil's feeling of defeatism and failure.

[@TonyMontana-sp1kf]

I relate more to "no more Butchie, no mora dis"

[@anon_148]

two sides of the same coin

[@andresgonzalez-ci8gr]

That is probably because you didn't have the makings of a varsity athlete...

[@masterprattu]

I too... Even the 'sometimes I think it's in my DNA' bit.

[@nikobellic3526]

​@@masterprattusame

[@YD-uq5fi]

Someone should have told Phil that he is allowed to legally change his last name back to 'Leonardo'. It is just a small bit of paperwork. He could have done it decades ago, including while he had all that free time in the can (20 years, in case yous were unawares of dat). Dino Crocetti became Dean Martin, for god's sake, and this is a smaller change (just one letter) than that.

[@aikonoklas]

even if he wanted to, he couldn't do it back then because he was doing 20 years in the can, and not a f***ing peep!

[@mistersinister5768]

He already changed his name once, and they misspelled it again. It was originally "Reotardo"

[@jeffcherubin9073]

Glad I wasn't the only one thinking this.

[@John-sy6rr]

He was too busy doing 20 fuckin years

[@KaelWrit]

maybe if he wasnt such a homophobe a trans person coulda told him 😅

[@dakkefernet8585]

I was gonna write "Me, im an old shinebox." But I wont go there. No more, commentators. You hear!? No more of this.

[@mickfunny4185]

@Dakke Fernet the Shinebox was a made guy and the other comment wasn’t and we had to sit there and take it

[@JohnnyDogs1978]

You compromised.

[@irieite9666]

Whats French for go get your shinebox "Sacre Bleu vere izz your shineboxxx"

[@vanillabatcave5677]

"Shinebox"...that's our fucking legacy.

[@littleleg6428]

This is the moment where Phil truly turned into Leotardo.

[@alvarorojas5515]

This marked the begining of the end.

[@gregoryillinivich5328]

When Tony and Chris embrace, Chris' nose gets smothered.

[@newworldblues7245]

phil was tired of feeling powerless, and moreso being "humble" and letting people walk on him and his families name. the 20 years, the name change, the allowance of his brothers murder. he wanted the power to change his legacy, and he did get close to doing what no other NY boss did and thats finally wiping put the sopranos.

[@hungrymikepencetd5686]

true phil was a good boss, and one of the last mafiosi who played by the rules.

[@romyarmada2521]

By this stage, why play by the rules when Soprano wasn’t?

[@armaniedwards]

“47, he was a fuckin kid. Me? I’m an old shinebox.”

[@Danny-ju2ip]

I remember watching this scene on its original air date getting chills cuz you knew bad shit was coming

[@Sam-wv4fz]

like the Jaws theme rolling in, just brilliant

[@alexandriaocasio-smollett5078]

For my money… This is the greatest song choice in the history of television.

[@marccru]

Miami Vice with In the Air tonight is the only thing close.

[@ronaldlymm7248]

Should of used ‘ jump in my car ‘ by David hasslehoff

[@alexandriaocasio-smollett5078]

@@ronaldlymm7248 I’m just gonna pretend you didn’t say that🤣

[@melodymakermark]

@@ronaldlymm7248 or “Back of a Car” by Big Star

[@JBurd3n]

Totally. It shouldn't work but it works perfectly

[@Micher1807]

Fuck me this scene is so ominous

[@TheBigSal]

Villain or not, Phil is right. Compromise makes a man weak. It destroys everything he stands for, and for what? Compromise has two meanings: making a deal or something being destroyed or ruined. To Phil, both of these are the same.

[@dmagyo6631]

It didn’t really click with me the first time I watched this scene but I now know that the last name change from Leonardo to Leotardo is why Phil is always such an unforgiving prick. Shows how much it really messed with his head.

[@nitewatchman1576]

Hey some Irish cop changed my families name too. Freakin' mic.

[@deanwright7611]

But imagine getting whacked by a guy named after a ballet costume.

[@rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488]

@@deanwright7611 to be fair leotards are for modern dance and jazz, ballet you wear a tutu.

[@evolutiontail5697]

@@deanwright7611 😭😭😭😭

[@adude9882]

@@rev.jimjonesandthekool-aid4488 It don't help.

[@MashedJoetatoes]

"No more, Butchie. No more of this." -The Shah of Chickentown

[@Sam-wv4fz]

Hahaha brilliant

[@masterprattu]

I love that despite Johnny Sack breaking Omerta, Phil still keeps a photo of him in the bar. Quite respectful.

[@pIayingwithmahwii]

honestly i'm surprised, that's kinda weird. by this point phil has less than no respect for johnny sack, from crying at the wedding to breaking of the oath of omerta--which by the way is probably the absolute worst thing a man could do in phil's eyes, cause he personally spent 20 years in the can Because he was loyal to that oath and didn't rat. and now phil sees that one of the guys he sacrificed 20 years of his own life to save won't return the favor? he sees that none of the guys he saved by taking the 20 years would do the same for him if it came down to it. i mean that'd piss me off like mad too given all that i see no reason why Phil'd keep the photo of john up. like yeah phil is huge on mafia tradition and tradition in general, and the photos on the mantle seem to be a tradition of the lupertazzi family--but still, you would think johnny ratting would make him dead to them. i mean, they'd want him killed if he hadn't died first. i don't know how membership in the mafia works, but it's safe to say that if they kill you for breaking the oath of omerta you're no longer a member, right?

[@strollic5162]

@@pIayingwithmahwiiI think it's safe to assume the photo was already there or someone else put it there.

[@nicholascoob1350]

​@@pIayingwithmahwiiYou could make the argument that him leaving it there was him becoming disillusioned with the rules. Remember right after this episode he wacks a made guy to ascend to boss.

[@dcaseng]

This is one of the best scenes in the whole show.

[@jasonburdette6921]

I started do same thing no more taken shit from anyone or dealing with people problems or being used. January this year said no more

[@Ryan-bw3eb]

I’m starting to do it but it’s tough. How are you doing with it?

[@jasonburdette6921]

Slow transition but coming along

[@Ryan-bw3eb]

@@jasonburdette6921 same here. Best of luck in your progress. 👍

[@jasonburdette6921]

​@@Ryan-bw3eb Where you fan TV show The Sopranos?

[@Ryan-bw3eb]

@@jasonburdette6921 yes

[@teiamaru44]

Phil went to the bar hoping to insult someone a little bit, but he compromised and got depressed instead...

[@evolutiontail5697]

😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@runningdecadeix4780]

Useful buttons 0:44 fucking compromise 0:48 20 years inside

[@marquesjohnson6359]

this was my favorite ending everybody knew there was no going back that S**T was about to get really real and the song at the end I never heard before but it really made the scene even more chilling

[@jacobadam6804]

Hearing Phil refer to his grown ass 47 year old brother as a kid never fails to make me laugh 😂

[@GREENCUBE880]

Bro that's a grown ass man 😂😂

[@pIayingwithmahwii]

@@GREENCUBE880 he's verging on old, too. his brother is closer to being a senior citizen than he is to a being a teenager lol.

[@TanmaiKhanna]

I always assumed it's because Billy was young when Phil went to jail, so he still remembers him as being in his 20s

[@BookshelfQBattler]

People give Phil shit for this but Billy was a very healthy, in shape 47. He probably had a good 25-30 years left. That's a lot of time to lose because of that animal, Blundetto, I can't even say his name.

[@nrlsan36_34]

​@@TanmaiKhanna I thought more that it was because Phil was almost 20 years older than Billy. He was a grown man and possibly married before Billy was even in kindergarten. For all we knew he probably helped raise him. It's like when even your grandparents are old and gray, they still see and treat your parents as if they are small children.

[@Idalg87]

No more shines Butchie, no more of this.

[@harrywakatipu2547]

Maybe you didn't hear about it, you've been away a long time. They didn't go up there and tell you. I don't shine shoes anymore, Butch

[@Ahmed-vz7fd]

@@harrywakatipu2547 Now go home and get your fuckin shine box

[@scoobysnak07]

​@@harrywakatipu2547 relax, will ya? What's gotten into ya? I'm only shining boxes!

[@philiplynch6224]

The best heavy in the entire series and the role Frank Vincent deserved. Iconic actor, R.I.P.

[@timomomomo969]

When Phil Leotardo sealed his own fate.

[@tchoupitoulos]

Amongst others.

[@TheFightHubb]

But also took new jersey with him at least...

[@wq198mnr]

The only reason Philly died was because his own family turned on him. He dismantled Jersey with ease. Cut off the head(s) of the family. Butchie turned on him.

[@TheFightHubb]

@@wq198mnr yup. If buthie stayed on phil’s side it would have been the end for jersey (i mean it still kinda was, tony died, bobby died and silvio in coma

[@lancearoni1090]

@@TheFightHubb Tony isn’t dead , from a show standpoint , David chase said he was going to make a movie to end off the series , that’s why it cut , he wanted to scare the shit out of everyone , James Gandolfini passed away before production began . Sadly that’s the last we see of him and James died so that is the actual ending , but that wasn’t his death when they made it .

[@NWAWskeptic]

Damn David Chase knows how to end an episode! So many in this series. Always leave 'em wanting more.

[@BigFaoiter]

This ending was chilling, especially the scene that followed right after, the christening

[@zenobios_]

Phil sent the vespa scooters back to italy and gave one each to a child with the last name Leonardo, that was his legacy.

[@almostmadeit96]

why does this get me so fired up

[@speezleventis7475]

You even see the exact moment he makes the decision to change! That decision cost the lives of many, including his own!

[@Stoigniew666]

Yeah, the thing is sometimes you reach a point where you just stop giving a shit, because... somethin broke.

[@speezleventis7475]

@@Stoigniew666 true, but then again not when it leads to murder!

[@Stoigniew666]

@@speezleventis7475 I'm talking in the general sense

[@speezleventis7475]

@@Stoigniew666 I know 😉

[@henry7696]

i know phil is kind of a meme in the sopranos, but this scene and what he says...its relatable. dont keep taking shit from people...no more

[@lordchancellorhatton1910]

I was expecting to hear Pesci do a voiceover like in Casino. "You knew people were gonna get clipped."

[@prudies.3375]

I say this in my head every time I have to let someone go.

[@radicalpaddyo]

I really wish Phil had delved deeper into exactly how long he had spent in the can. We can assume it was quite long, but I guess we'll never know

[@kalahauoli355]

20 fuckin years

[@radicalpaddyo]

@@kalahauoli355 can you cite your sources please?

[@lonestartalent]

Wait Phil was in prison? How was he able to eat manicott or make love to a woman?

[@Pyrrhic537]

This scene always makes me emotional. Who couldn't relate to Phil Leotardo with feeling wronged and they have compromised everything.

[@jordanflores5687]

Scene was so fk'n gangster you knew it was on after this

[@PeekaBooo25]

“My viewers has been taking shit from HBO since we’ve been posting videos…” “No more, Borko…no more of this….”

[@burhanbudak6041]

Phil looming at his predecessors and decided to do something radical.

[@aashiv93]

No more Shines, Butchie.

[@Hippopotaman]

THIS is the moment Phil Leotardo TRULY became Phil Tutu

[@jamesperez4790]

Tutu? Tuwnety years in da can

[@armenstaubach9276]

One of the best endings ever

[@miami8089]

When I first saw this scene, I was thinking it was gonna be an all out war. For some reason I thought Christopher was gonna be the one to kill Phil. I don’t know why, but that was my initial thought.

[@nicholasquinones1071]

Christopher was Annie Oakley with any gun. Phil would have been popped real quick. I read people speculated Christopher would sell Tony out to Phil, considering how far they grew apart.

[@131untouchable]

Fuk wouldn't that have been great

[@RevDooDatt]

Soprano Wars - Revenge Of The Shinebox.

[@tonyreyes3780]

Phil is supposed to be the bad guy but honestly I think we all have a little of him in us. Compromises can be spiritual poison.

[@danimalcrunch5344]

Greatest ending of any episode of any show

[@scottbrandon9390]

This was start of the war with the Sopranos. Then they flash to the church and new beginnings with Christopher's child's baptism.

[@NEBLEEKS]

I think the red bar top is suppose to symbolize Billy's blood and him dying in his brothers hands. Phil's hands.

[@Jsimms1324]

“No more shines Butchie. No more of this.”

[@saveir6601]

So in the end, Phil wasn’t pissed about him doing 20 years in the can. He was mad about his last name being named after a ballet uniform

[@billdabuthcer25]

I know Tony is the main guy but on my rewatches I always see the show as "The Lupertazzis" and Phil is the main character to me!

[@Brian6587]

The music was a good touch to the scene. “Time to take the gloves off”

[@mudnarchist]

This scene gave me chills.

[@mreasterntownshiptootheeas1247]

When that music hits …. You know that the momentum is shifting & shits about to go down !

[@bobpage6597]

I know people often recall this scene at the end for the exchange between Chris and Tony at the church - but for me, Phil's comment about 'No more Butchie. No more of this!' It sets the tone perfectly for what is to come: Phil's going after Tony & Co, and blood will be spilled!!

[@Theenucleus]

This was the beginning of Phil becoming a house.

[@KAZALO9]

I still get goose bumps

[@frankgiants]

20 years as a Leotardo. I wanted no more of this, Butchie. I compromised. I took shit from the grilled cheese

[@Mcracken]

The choice of song for this was perfect.

[@PoweredByAudio]

I bloody miss this bloody show.

[@thekratos619]

Fact : Phil Leotardo was actually sort of a pioneer in the field of music. Today we call that genre house music.

[@Sam-wv4fz]

Stealthy :)

[@sutekhset443]

All I can think of whenever Phil speaks is ' Lemme tell ya a couple of three things'

[@chrissundar4903]

Nobody Realizes How Rowdy And Scary This Scene Is He Decides Not To Take It Anymore And Starts A War 😮

[@jackserra]

This scene always stuck out to me after watching the series all the way through. I don’t think there’s a more stylistic end to an episode in the whole series.

[@coyoteduster8919]

He had a point, Phil got punked at every turn on the show. Was time for some revenge.

[@Sam-wv4fz]

Phil was a lowlife, but this scene gets me fired up

[@collinclayton980]

Gotta feel for Philly… dude had every right to snap.

[@MayaUndefined]

the song is evidently chickentown by John cooper clarke

[@thebuildingbuyer2]

When they show the pictures of Carmine, Billy, and Johnny Sacs…it meant Phil wasn’t compromising anymore like they would of. They would of kept the peace, but Phil wanted to do it his way.

[@ulfricstormcloak4230]

One of the greatest scenes in television history

[@christophergetchell6490]

One of my top favorite scenes from the entire series!

[@nicholastube17]

Best scene. Everything about it. The music. Gold.

[@GeoffreyBronson]

Me as a Brit when JCC starts on the track: oh dear. Hard shit inbound.

[@Bertiesghost]

I had no idea it was John Cooper Clarke until I rewatched the series recently.

[@rsr78a14]

Still great song

[@marccru]

Best scene on TV, since the In the Air Tonight scene on Miami Vice

[@lannon4prez]

Compromised everything. I ate grilled cheese of the radiator.

[@bradmcdorfhead2745]

Chilling combination of music, acting, and camera angles.

[@TomHeavey]

what a bloody scene, my god, the music brings a remarkable poignancy and darkness to it.

[@darnelldarden9429]

What a unusual but fantastic choice this was for music score

[@rickallen6378]

Many felt that Phil's shine box was rough and uneven, this clip proves that.

[@YD-uq5fi]

Frank Vincent should have been in Boardwalk Empire.

[@AmIDeadYet]

Yeah and he would have met up with that animal Nukey Thompson lol

[@j.l.2849]

"I wanted to get some work done from home. I compromised. I watched Sopranos clips for an hour."

[@Ezio999Auditore]

One of my fav scenes