ROBERT DENIRO - ''It don't take that much strength to pull the trigger.''

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[@DeMoraJS]

"The working man is the tough guy. Your father's the tough guy." Absolute truth. Thank you, dad.

[@itzBl3ssed]

not really, the working man is more like a slave guy. Working for someone else trynna be tough while the boss is chilling in his swimming pool with a pina colada.

[@rando4065]

@@itzBl3ssed Boss is too paranoid to chill. And has bunch of other mental health issues.

[@rahibchowdhury3159]

You know mob boss have many enemy. His enemy will hurt him or his family . ​@@itzBl3ssed

[@Hanger087]

​@@itzBl3ssedYeah, because the boss is a lazy sack of shit. Doube you'll ever come close to that luxury Imao

[@justaperson9155]

​​@@itzBl3ssedthe boss isn't the man you picture in your imagination. 99% of the time they're a sleeze bag with no one to truly love and full of insecurities because they gave up their integrity and authenticity. That's all that matters in life. Your character. The money doesn't account for much at the end of the day.

[@MicahMoody365]

DeNiro hit this for real. “Your father’s the tough guy.” This means more now that I’m older.

[@360Warlock]

Facts and im Bus Driver

[@BeefZupreme]

Dinothing is a sellout

[@BillClay88]

@@360Warlock where you work? Transit? I did that for 5 yrs. Couldn't make regular so I kept my original job.

[@Toonyloon]

@Chic Stw we got a hard worker here😂 I work 5 I need my rest g I stand literally my whole shift packing make good pay tho

[@therooster1339]

Nah, he's a sucker for working to pay taxes to tyrants

[@rnatenocx3717]

"It dont take much to pull the trigger but try getting up every morning day after day. Then lets see whos the real tough guy" i needed to hear that

[@kh7688]

Most people who pull triggers, would be too afraid to fight one on one. So they are most certainly not the tough guys.

[@danielnorris6785]

I guarantee that Sonny guys like him have more respect when a "REAL MAN" stands up to him tells him "THE TRUTH "]

[@Armafly]

Priceless

[@trezzy.tre1088]

Me too

[@jaimep3432]

Tell that to a liberal they can't even look at a gun.

[@radiotop6]

the slap, the kiss and the hug..... everyone needs that most times

[@MrNimbus420]

You can’t slap a kid on 2022

[@keeanoagustiadi241]

@@MrNimbus420 wrong

[@dmitrigames4105]

@@MrNimbus420 That's why the world is becoming shit. My parents discipline moulded me.

[@radiotop6]

@@keeanoagustiadi241 agreed

[@ActionHero29]

@@dmitrigames4105 absolutely correct

[@chrisortega5889]

The impact of a father in a child’s life is perfectly depicted in this scene.

[@kh7688]

Facts on top of facts.

[@wulf67]

The “impact” is illustrated perfectly in this scene. It’s the father who wants to teach his ideals of virtue to his child who inadvertently teaches him that violence, power, and authority determine who is right. Sonny the gangster only implies the slap, but it’s the father who leaves the unmistakeable lesson that “might makes right” planted firmly in and ON the boy’s head. The words the father says will be questioned, doubted or forgotten, but the lesson of the slap echoes for millennia throughout all of humanity.

[@luigimarino374]

@@wulf67 is that in part the lesson from the movie or something? I’m just curious, haven’t seen it. That proposal brings interesting but conflicting thoughts to my mind. Maybe only seeing the clip in isolation doesn’t do the movie justice.

[@wulf67]

@@luigimarino374 The lesson is in the eye of the beholder.

[@Spidido]

@@wulf67 now you sound silly

[@mastergmoore]

Bro just called his dad a sucker and a coward after he just stood up for his son to a mob boss completely unarmed.

[@aplus1080]

I'm surprised Deniro didn't trip over his own d here.

[@TheVeganButcher]

I mean it's kinda realistic, kids are just stupid

[@CusPedro]

It's what he perceived because sonny was feeding him his point of view.

[@dagnrl215]

Lmfao right Kid doesn’t realize his old man is packing a MASSIVE set of balls of steel for that

[@jasonross2439]

😂😂😂 #Facts #TheIrony

[@kiklocus4660]

I cry evrytime I see this. every father that worked hard to put food on table is a tough guy

[@SyedBukhari-e7h]

Ameen to that

[@MaxPowerPT]

Crying right now,

[@ChiChi-tn2kc]

Word Life.

[@kha7705]

Absolutely right Sir

[@Hhe448]

No they aren’t. They’re a parent. It’s the default. There’s nothing commendable about doing what’s expected of you as a parent.

[@tomk6312]

DeNiro actually playing a moral compass in a crime film is crazy

[@tomlynch7097]

Lmao

[@josiahstoehr1297]

Name of the film?

[@tomk6312]

@@josiahstoehr1297 fucked if I know

[@Dylannem]

​@@josiahstoehr1297 A Bronx Tale

[@TheMissiIe]

​@@josiahstoehr1297Skyfall

[@grid2485]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate how good the kid's acting was, like DAMN

[@777-h6d]

It really is a hell of a scene, on top of all this he brought out some great delivery from Deniro.

[@futvnyc]

The dude that plays the teen version of this kid is a terrible actor

[@leonfrancis244]

Yes I thought only I saw it kid made my eyes water especially at the end u could see his dad is his hero but he want string like sonny more like rich like sonny so he could take care of is dad to me that's the hidden message that hug solidified my theory in a way

[@MaNNeRz91]

The trick to making kids cry is to slap them for real 😂😂😂

[@ricky8917]

Not going to lie the kid was a very good actor

[@fino7561]

"People don't love him, they fear him. There's a difference." Fathers bring wisdom.

[@USMCCombatVet4TastyCrayons]

Even the ones that sexually violate kids? Blanket statements (to try to piggyback off KZbin content to PRETEND you are thoughtful or profound) like that don't make you anything but a generalizing simpleton. Also, if you are going to make real world statements, maybe don't use fictional people/stories to accomplish it. Tard.

[@splinchsplonch1243]

Sometimes

[@josesampaio5345]

@@splinchsplonch1243 nobody is perfect. Doing the best we can and hope that it’s good enough is all we can do as fathers.

[@jougetsu]

after slapping him

[@nimazsheik5152]

@@jougetsu A well deserved slap.

[@TalkToMe711]

Fact. Seeing my parents wake up at 4am everyday for work. Never calling in sick. Grinding so we never go hungry. That takes strength.

[@leeg5678]

intellect is better, save strength for the reckoning.

[@arturoespindola2227]

@@leeg5678🤓

[@iceonthesun8880]

Strength of character Something mob bosses know nothing of...

[@irshviralvideo]

So you think your parents are tough ?? Guys in ufc are tough. Gang dudes in jail are tough. Your parents are not

[@iceonthesun8880]

@@irshviralvideo People in jail aren't tough. They lack discipline and can't control their emotional responses. Hence why they are in prison. Tough people don't turn to crime because they have an aversion to hard work day in and day out.

[@picklerick4208]

Sonny knew he wasn't scared of him like everyone else was

[@redn8tive_savage46]

He knew. He had to save face and talk to tough. But pops wasn’t backing down either.

[@serslack6175]

I think Sonny also respected Deniro's character for doing his job as a father. The clip cut before it shows Deniro carrying his son down the street and Sonny telling his men to let him go.

[@James_Edward59]

@@serslack6175 Yea exactly, Sonny knew he was just doing what he should be doing for his child. He knew he was a good honest hard working man that kept his nose clean but at the same time, Sonny knows how it works in that life and how just growing up in that kind of neighborhood that it is inevitable and the kid was going to end up getting involved in that life regardless especially because he already looked up to them so much already. Sonny was just trying to help the kid out the only way he knew how to.

[@lpdb1995]

Wasn't that he wasn't scared its that he didn't care he was scared. his kid was at stake.

[@hang-solo]

@@lpdb1995 yes that’s that’s the best way to put I don’t care who you are everyone is scared in a situation like that but it’s what you do with that fear that makes you or breaks you

[@KingNexusMOCs]

"People don't love him, they fear him. There's a difference."

[@philmclitoris2304]

Wow, you can type

[@orlonarsino6729]

@@philmclitoris2304 I'm saying this everytime I see people regurgitate lines from a youtube video in the comment section

[@mcdirty311]

@@orlonarsino6729 "Sonny was right. The working man is a sucker"

[@hisholiness4537]

Ppl's social skills are lacking so much in these

[@antoniouss]

@@mcdirty311 Wow, you can type.

[@buttpiratesbuttpirate5913]

In that one moment; the slap instilled fear, the words emparted wisdom, and the kiss proved the love. A father being a father to his boy when he needed it the most

[@jorgeherrera1074]

If you watch the movie the kid still goes the way of the mobster.

[@springerworks002]

Why is he teaching his son stupid lessons then? Very few people get ahead working hard. You either play the system, or the system is playing you.

[@theportugueselegend]

​@@springerworks002 Because as a kid you gotta learn what's important. In that era, italian americans either worked hard or worked for the mob. That work smart you say it's actually working for the mafia (hence being called wiseguys). You're either a man or a made man

[@MistereXMachina]

@@springerworks002 -🤡 you can play the system without extorting, murdering, defrauding, racketeering, gambling, and sex trafficking. And it's not about getting ahead, it's about survival, supporting your family, being a man, period.

[@lenny578]

@@MistereXMachina Finally someone who has been in the real world

[@Stonecold831]

"The working mans the tough guy" shit hits different as you get older

[@splinchsplonch1243]

Ye just work smarter so that it’s not that tough

[@jonathanbutler5628]

Getting up day after day to get it done. Its more about the motivation to keep going even when you don't feel like it or want to. I felt that part.

[@Blueberriesjohnson]

It sure does hits different as u get older cuz thats when u realize u fudge up ur life for nothing

[@markstewart4501]

@M Simmons I will tell you how I old I am. Im 43. I have seen the "working man" give the rich man tax break after tax break. I have seen the "working man" WORSHIP war, kill millions, want to turn all the sand to glass, because 19 nutties took some plains and run them into buildings. The "working man" we don't even want to pay them a "living wage"...and then we complain he has to get food stamps and isn't paying rent...but some how some old school movie has you in the feels? Go F:K YOURself..."working man". Stop f'king everyone else and calling yourself a "man".

[@Democrities]

That’s why the gangsters always side with the bosses

[@Shy.89]

“People don’t love him, they fear him, there’s a difference.” Damn, that’s deep

[@recoveringsoul755]

Respect, can be from either. Its important to know the difference

[@Shy.89]

@@recoveringsoul755 Agreed

[@lachlanyoung4264]

Later in the movie, C asks Sonny if he'd rather be loved or feared and Sonny chose fear, because he needed people to be scared of him for his own safety.

[@emmanuel_j612]

@@lachlanyoung4264was just about to say that 😂

[@mystery4763]

Agree

[@doitright5819]

“People don’t love him. They fear him. There’s a difference” 😢

[@diRecTorUNBEKNOWNST]

i used to want to be feared To earn respect My father taught me the power of love and i respect him above all else

[@jaysoncolbert6187]

So basically GOD

[@DNixon845]

@@jaysoncolbert6187 😂

[@kevingeorge8939]

Fear and respect there is no difference Stalin

[@thenops7186]

When i was younger i thought it was the same thing but now i understand it's 2 different things.

[@Drock2414]

Just finished my 14 hr shift pulling cable. Saw my 2 boys for a 1/2 hour before they went to bed. Feeling like a sucker. This video came at the perfect time.

[@zeddythehead]

You are the real tough guy!

[@ed2345]

You're a stand up guy

[@ayandak47]

Just keep doing your best and try to make sure they understand.

[@DatDewdYouKnowAndLuv]

Keep going DRock! I grew up without a father around and would have rather had one for 30 mins per day and some time on the weekends seeing his hardass work than none at all

[@kareta7275]

Brother, i full respect of you. Real father. “Men are the caretakers of women, as men have been provisioned by Allah over women and tasked with supporting them financially. And righteous women are devoutly obedient and, when alone, protective of what Allah has entrusted them with.” [Quran, 4:34] May Allah guide you brother.

[@GinoBoxingFan07]

This is one of the greatest and most underrated movies of all time. A Bronx Tale

[@holdtheline4169]

100 percent. I wtatched this as a kid hundreds of times. Its hilarious, serious, and real.

[@liza3337]

Thanks

[@deadbeats4894]

The girl being tested with the locked door is genius.

[@KblazeProductions-by9me]

Definitely not underrated

[@tarekbendjenni7037]

It was never underrated

[@MartinTalamantes-yf8lk]

"People don't love him. They fear him"..... Such strong words

[@jasonbauer6638]

Being a father, this scene hits so different now.

[@damonpolk4394]

The things we didn't see when our fathers were teaching us, we see now.

[@bree120708]

Very much

[@viliamekaralo2707]

🖤😭

[@gurnoorchauhan]

Movie name??

[@bree120708]

@@gurnoorchauhan Bronx tale

[@edwardharris9810]

He's right the man who gets up everyday and goes to work is the real tough guy

[@ReprehensibleTed]

Whoop Whoop Mmfwcl

[@edwardharris9810]

@@JinroTheCorpse Maybe not but what else can you do? Refuse to work because others make more money than me and I'm being exploited? We're all getting f**ked by someone!

[@williamtkelleher]

That’s the message they feed down to the sheep to keep them working and obedient. They want you to think your struggle is somehow noble 🤣

[@alliwishis_2]

@@JinroTheCorpse not only is it the smart thing but it's the most responsible thing especially if that's your blood child and even like you said it's the most respectable thing it takes a man to raise a man not someone who's cocky and emotional

[@alliwishis_2]

@@williamtkelleher well let me ask you something with all the fatherless teenagers out here do you think that's a bright idea having all these fathers kids and teenagers

[@RStories.]

Fun little fact, the father of Sonny (Chazz Palminteri) used to tell him that. That the working man is a tough guy not the gangster and they implemented that in the film.

[@vlad.luciano]

he's father used to say the opposite

[@RStories.]

@@vlad.luciano No, kzbin.infoJoFTl86WBaw

[@JeremyS86]

No chaz' father was actually a bus driver like in this film. Theres a good interview where chaz explains that this movie was basically about his own life and how he almost became a gangster. Even the story with the black girl is true ish. Calogero is based off of a young chaz

[@RStories.]

@@JeremyS86 What's your point, i was saying that what Robert De Niro said, Chaz's dad used to say to him. Just open the link i sent above, im not putting words in anyone's mouth he said it himself. Jeez

[@oofowie8882]

@@RStories. read your own words dude, you said that his father said the working man Is a sucker. He told him the opposite.

[@BlockBlender]

Everybody needs a strong father like this guy in the movie.

[@rebeccagumbi2133]

Absolutely

[@zaragozaperez5810]

When the kid cries "I don't understand" it absolutely breaks my heart because I for sure remember being that innocent. Shit cuts even deeper now that I'm a father.

[@matthewhorizon6050]

I hear ya man. We change once we become fathers

[@willie417]

that kid like that money and those perks

[@chazzfranz6783]

That’s how my father reacted when I was younger when I started crying

[@isabelmontoya9797]

Everything involving kids hits different when you become a parent. Your emotions change and you become more human and care more. I can’t watch some news or movies because it just hits different now.

[@Bram25]

Movie is A Bronx Tale.

[@tevitakomaisavai4987]

Thanks

[@ckoritko]

Thank you! I wanna see this!

[@brigadierblue221]

Thank you

[@slickstb1234]

Great movie. Lot of knowledge from all three perspectives.

[@alialghamdi7660]

Finally someone understands why we go to the comments section.

[@taylorodonnell3765]

“Don’t take much strength to pull a trigger, try getting up every morning and working”

[@Scorpio7500]

I know my heart hurt from that, real

[@LWH768]

I've been with my Security company for 10 years, never called off and never been late, no cap. DCOG

[@flexangelo]

facts

[@declanosullivan8770]

​@@LWH768 still a sucker

[@PwnCrackers]

hardest thing to do to be honest

[@SeeSaw99]

"A Bronx Tale" an absolute legend of a movie !!!

[@totalbliss1]

This little clip got my eyes to tear up. Many fathers with young sons can relate to this. Showing them the right path is our main job.

[@pumpkineater6975]

What’s the movie called

[@totalbliss1]

@@pumpkineater6975 A Bronx Tale.

[@FranchiseSIX5]

Your generation is void of emotions. It’s not surprising

[@jerryesque3747]

People need to learn, the old heads need many young soldiers to fall for them. Old heads stay out here with the girls, the money, the power while the young guys are behind bars for life for not snitching and following the "street" rules.

[@fryo2299]

The old heads been there to

[@Josuegurrola]

The Old heads work for bigger Heads, they do the bad muddy work for them. We are all the bottom against the heads.

[@dylanhealy8126]

Glad I’m a “sucker” that works for a living.

[@RylzMunkister]

Man glad I dont live where you are

[@garrettviewegh677]

Today though, the American mafia is pretty much gone and dead. Yeah, new generations of criminal gangs have taken the streets, but they’re not as powerful or influential as the mafia was. Today you have workers that still exist, unlike some crime families.

[@oustrainolivier6760]

We all knows that De Niro is one of the great actors of all times but the kid acting skills r so,so good.The way he plays anger and sadness is just unbelievable for an actor on this age.

[@Ghst-fd1hv]

he grew up to be... just awful

[@locovanezuela469]

​@@Ghst-fd1hv lol true

[@GodF0rbid]

Absofuckinsmurfly

[@DarthJRM]

DeNiro can play a mob boss or a civilian it’s crazy talent

[@justinhunt4767]

He's great

[@itzFlaco723]

“The saddest thing in life, is wasted talent” really wish I understood that when I was younger, now it’s one of the few quotes I’ll never forget n will keep sayin it to ppl who seem like they’re lost when they’ve got a gift or blessings

[@woofy9977]

awesome man, thanks

[@TPRM1]

David Brent?

[@mannyp2307]

I live by that quote. Love A Bronx Tale...

[@hisholiness4537]

No, it's deserved. Fuck the world, we never deserved guys like Alan Turing and Stanislav Petrov.

[@pritamsuryawanshi]

🤘

[@HairyBlock.]

A true father's love can never be beat.

[@lostpockets2227]

my dad drinks a lot ☹️

[@thesleepingbuddhist]

@@lostpockets2227 mine too. Go to Alcoholics anonymous. No body ever talks about AA or Alcohol abuse except there. Then you won’t feel so alone. Then you’ll wake up and realize you have the power to change for the better. Whether you’re a kid or grown up and living some place else, AA will teach you that almost every single family suffers the exact same way you are/did. Meditation helps too. We block out thoughts/memories/emotions cause that’s what our fathers do. We adopt our fathers coping mechanisms internally. Self destruct. Play victim. And manipulate. Meditation will help you wake up and realize, “Oh. This baggage im carrying on my back isn’t even mine. I should let it go.” Why would you carry someone else’s luggage? You don’t have to throw it back at him or anyone else. You can simply set it down on the ground, and let it go. Learn to let go. Then, you will find peace.

[@Kasyom]

@@thesleepingbuddhist mine too, but he was a good man. He had his vice, but he never overdid it.

[@alimhm7341]

@@lostpockets2227 Awww

[@cosmicdoggo9296]

@@lostpockets2227 he said true father

[@amybuckman3319]

That's why the presence of a Father in a household is important

[@tonyrpacheco08]

Damn right

[@k24m76]

💯

[@Placebo201]

Exactly

[@Twiggster38]

Ever heard of a working woman/mother? You’d be surprised how much more inspiring it is when they do the same thing as “the working man,” all while dealing with the stereotypical views from being a woman. Just saying🤷🏻

[@shizzlenizzle]

Presence of a **good** father in a household is important. There are fathers present in households that sometimes do more damage than good such as deadbeat ones or alcoholics, etc. The real gold in the world is a healthy, functioning family that stays together through the good and bad and supports one another.

[@snackette]

As a new father, this is scary. Losing your son to bad people and not being able to get through to your boy.

[@Maradonaldinho]

Just the fact that you feel that way makes me think you'll never have that problem. You got this ;)

[@wowalamoiz9489]

Just listen to him and explain anything, instead of just telling him to do what you say. Make yourself someone who he can trust, and keep checking in on him instead of waiting for him to come with you. The latter guards against influences besides you.

[@AA-os1sg]

Be worried about this LGBT agenda than a MOB boss taking your son! Make him a man not wussy

[@kennethhood2168]

The main thing is to listen and to teach and explain why u try to avoid costly mistakes and get the child to understand why education is important and why work are owning your own business is important.

[@snackette]

@@wowalamoiz9489 that's good advice that I will take to heart. Thanks

[@GentlemensAcademy]

“People worship the thug and the dead / but in reality the working man is rugged instead. So wake up!” - Benefit -

[@istandwithrussia8254]

The working class man is a slave

[@jonathanflopstein8587]

Song is called Dreaming In Hell for those who tried to find it

[@andressoto739]

Working men are a bunch of bitches! Not all, but the ones with any sort of fixed schedule are. In other words, 99% of "men" work under some predetermined schedule. Another thing to realize is that everyone is replaceable. If Elon Musk, Bezos, Albert Einstein, Newton, Alexander the great were never born... we'd still be where we are today. You truly gotta do something special to stand out and as of now... I can't name ONE MAN who did something truly special in the past 10,000 years. For every "nobel laureate" there are hundreds working on the same project. For every multi-billion dollar entrepreneur there are 10,000 qualified (even more so) people to take over. What are you gonna do to stand out?

[@kessler003]

Thats why I cringe when I see those dumb rapper guys with Tony Montana posters and shit. Lol, fools.

[@orionpete]

Hip hop ftw!

[@todd-2362]

A father is so important to their children.

[@miketaylor6869]

And after that they say it’s completely normal for a lesbian couple tot raise a kid

[@lifenote1943]

@@miketaylor6869 here we fucking go. You can never say "dads are important" without some repressed homosexual chiming in. yo by this fucking logic what about 2 dads then? thats an extra dad. If 2 men raise a kid is that the perfect way to do it? Just look at the data you dickwad, kids from gay couples perform the same way, do the same stuff, it's all the same man there's no difference.

[@dmcd7333]

In Pete Buttigeg's case two dads.... The more the better... NOT.

[@hendriktropartz7619]

​@@miketaylor6869 🤡

[@yrknutzreek]

​@@miketaylor6869 it depends on if both are masculine or both feminine. Every kid needs so eo e who can give them a shoulder to cry on and trach them how to live and care for themselves. They also need someone who can protect them from everyone, even the kid themselves, as well as hold them accountable without blaming them and being disappointed. If two lesbians can do that, or two gay men, then they're as fit to raise a kid as any stable hetero couple.

[@jkillalea5226]

The slap isn't for discipline or any kind of cruelty, but to wake him up and show him an honest dollar is harder to earn and way more admirable. The world needs more dads like this

[@mikek7660]

It's to get his attention

[@mattsvoid]

No shit

[@dalentces2492]

Lmao nice cope. This is very much the definition of proper discipline, not the strawman you folks made up in your minds. People who came from that kind of upbringing don't hate their parents, they now understand what it was all about as they grew their knowledge on life with experience.

[@joserijal7520]

​@@dalentces2492yep lol, american white parents mostly never discipline their kid(speaking from experience meeting lots of folk) and turn out to be just like that

[@johncap6495]

Yea but only now that father would probably go to jail and as far as sonny Goes. I don’t even wanna say what group henwould be representing in the current era we are in

[@QNoland]

You can feel the respect that Deniro had for the kid through the screen. Iron sharpens iron. And I mean that kid sharpened DeNiro’s acting in that scene. Can’t get shown up by a kid, regardless how talented.

[@kratosofsparta4650]

The working man is the tough guy

[@AC-fg4kg]

A working man alone must beg, but working men together will bargain.

[@The2984]

I fuckin love that line

[@alliwishis_2]

@@AC-fg4kg not really not all the time

[@srod2620]

I choke up with watery eyes when I see this movie and scene. Reminds me of my dad and I growing up. He would always say that to me. You think it’s tough carrying a gun and with the guys and making money fast? Try doing what I do. Work every day early morning and come home late and repeat it. I told him I’ll never wanna be like you ever. You got nothing to show for it, he chuckled and said look around. I got house and a car and food. He then said Keep it up and you’ll be the one with nothing to show for. Now I’m older and i regret the words I told him. And I’m now the working man, thanks pops. I fucking love you.

[@16blank45]

What a beautiful tribute. Thanks for posting. This never gets old.

[@MrBoisestatebroncos]

I love you too son, now get back to work ❤️

[@joshsearle9433]

Dammit Bobby

[@srod2620]

@@16blank45 thanks man.

[@arjunsecondary]

It’s okay. Your dad knew you didn’t know better. Nothing to feel bad about

[@phillyexclusive]

People don't love him, they fear him... 💎💯

[@Gabe1027]

How ironic

[@SabrumBaker]

People always confused love and fear so much it’s kinda scary how thin that line can get sometimes. Whether someone is doing something out of love or trying to get you to understand that their is a fear their

[@fabioshanley8475]

@@SabrumBaker their what?

[@Jameslawz]

A job does not define a man. Just because he was a bus driver or even if he were a garbage man, he spoke like a real man and stood up to those looking to manipulate and destroy society. Fear men that aren't corruptible and hold strong family morals. He is the true king.

[@Imnotadentist556]

Don’t care about such people. Keep your values to your broke-ass self

[@Brucemamando675]

@@gnarlax2005Fr😂😂😂😂😂

[@jedidah838]

​@@gnarlax2005trying to look smart huh?

[@nxku1747]

​@@gnarlax2005it's a comment section to express your opinion. What the fuck you want bros to be saying?

[@ijusttyrn3250]

Such an iconic scene, please post more Mafia movie legendary scenes like this🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@andriyshapovalov8886]

It's a 'working man' legendary scene.

[@viktormuerte]

A Bronx Tale isn't really a mafia movie.

[@isaiasperez6254]

"A Bronx Tale" fantastic movie this scene shows what a real man and father is someone who is willing to break their back everyday and risk everything they are for their family it's just a shame that most the youth including myself at one point idolizes the fool who pulls a trigger because they got some quick money while having little to no respect for hard-working people who make living in today's society a possibility

[@chrisg6235]

True words 🙏

[@Robby4022]

An old man once to me "listen to an old man". Best advice I've gotten.

[@702twhite]

I just love how the line “The working man is the tough guy!” Is what Chazz Palminteri’s (Sonny) father actually said to him as a kid in real life!

[@Rinn-nz6of]

What movie is this called I figured you know cuz of commet

[@702twhite]

@@Rinn-nz6of A Bronx Tale

[@Rinn-nz6of]

Thank you

[@gdoubler81]

​@@Rinn-nz6of the guy who plays Sonny (Chaz Palminteri) wrote the script based on his own childhood. The film was directed by Robert De Niro who plays the dad. Classic film

[@christopherfeeney1962]

And Chazz's father was absolutely right

[@saiyanlifestyle3707]

"It takes strength everyday to wake up and go earn a living." Didn't know the meaning of this until recently

[@Adelaide-audits.]

Luv brother 💙

[@asan7708]

This was the most pivotal and valuable dialogue in the entire movie.

[@Coburnify]

Easily

[@marcofattore146]

One of the best scenes in movie history, it make a grown ass man cry every time

[@stormranger528]

Name of movie??

[@danfortino4540]

@@stormranger528 a Bronx tale

[@BrooksDunn]

Lol dead on.. my 2 yr old was mad and swung his hands- popped me next to my eye, I smacked his hand and told him to never hit again, he stopped crying & stared at me with pouty face. Next thing I know his head is on my shoulder pouting, I felt so bad but know I can’t let him get away. So I walked and was talking to him saying he’s not in trouble just needs to calm down. I know he’s two, but it really did break my heart to be the one making him sad.

[@infamouskillas]

​@@BrooksDunn hey man you got all the right intention I got a 3 year old at home and understand where you're at right now with your son. keep being the best father figure you can be you're doing everything right.

[@BrooksDunn]

@@infamouskillas Thank you, that is refreshing to hear. This age is so fun, they're so innocent and honest. Keep up the great work on your end also!

[@KidArez]

I wished I had a dad like that who actually gave a shit.

[@markpople7162]

You and me both pal 👍

[@stubert94]

yeeep

[@RayoBeatz]

I didn't come here looking for no dads.. I came here look'n for bootay.

[@KidArez]

@@RayoBeatz Oh I know who you are Rayo Beats. Now I watch your videos all the time. You got this youtube community guidelines, moderators waitin' outside, it'll make me no difference. So, I tell you what. I like ya, and I want ya. So we can do this the easy way or we can do it the hard way. Choice is yours.

[@RayoBeatz]

@@KidArez alright stop... this isn't working someone get this guy outta...

[@masonjar510]

For anyone wondering, this movie is called "A Bronx Tale" It's easily one of my favorite movies of all time.

[@leonardnimoy7]

And one of mine, brilliant writing, direction and ofcourse, performances. Love this film.

[@masonjar510]

@@leonardnimoy7 agreed

[@TrinidaddyGdom]

Always that one legend in the comments 🤲thanks bro🤝

[@byronrush9802]

I've always heard about this film never got a chance to watch it

[@diegomartinmartindiego7829]

My dad was like that . RIP . You taught me good. Love you dad , wish I could see you . Stand up man

[@SH-qh5ow]

Man that quote really made me stop all the bad things I was into 20 yrs ago , now I have a beautiful family and home. I sweat all day and bleed here and there but it has been worth it.

[@Deeznutz...]

Wyd for work?

[@SH-qh5ow]

Ironworker

[@neomileft3409]

May God bless you and your family more. May God bless all of you and your families more. Any advice on women? I just got rejected.

[@reginaldmadlock]

All he had to tell him was hes breaking his mothers heart

[@mogemoge3215]

Family guy reference?

[@yungcris5211]

@@mogemoge3215 yea, your breaking your mother’s heart! Noooo maaaaa maaaaaaaa

[@chronicthingz]

Well why didn't say so MAAAAA

[@reginaldmadlock]

@@mogemoge3215 yeah lol

[@Sam-U-S-i4z]

But fr, what happened to his ma when he was grown up? She just disappeared with no explanation. Unless I missed the explanation in the movie

[@CHNL.s]

A strong man isn't the one who can defeat other men. A strong man is a man who when angry can defeat his own anger.

[@yueshijoorya601]

I mean, both kind of men are strong in different ways.

[@SMOOTHJESÚS]

Indeed Poignant

[@hamidswift]

"The person who is strong is not strong because he can knock people down. The person who is strong is the one who controls himself when he is angry." - Prophet Muhammad (may Allah bless him and grant him peace)

[@natmanprime4295]

Er....no

[@DeafEnder]

People are mistaking strength for discipline, both are good to have (just as kratos which is his favorite), and both are necessary for a well adjusted human being.

[@AsAugustSleeps]

This is a great scene. The working class are absolutely the toughest people on the planet and deserve the utmost respect.

[@fredmercury1314]

Everyone with a job is working class.

[@laika6661]

@@fredmercury1314 “The working class, sometimes referred to as the labour class, includes employees engaged in manual labour and industrial occupations.”

[@Novarcharesk]

What a bullshit wank

[@Kromsmitesyou]

​@fredmercury1314 so by your definition the degenerates in Hollywood or billionaires like bill gates are working class?

[@briandemesi]

Being a dad and struggling everyday to provide for my son makes me appreciate this 💖

[@miguelcaceres5368]

This brought tears to my eyes because of how true this is and how blessed I am to have a father who is not perfect but does his best by teaching through example and firmly held convictions. 71 and still working driving trucks and still speaks no English. I hope to be at least half the man that he is.

[@JimmyJayJunior]

Thats a real Dad

[@sipi2009]

Sounds like an incredibly tough man.

[@ARASPAN]

You are, a Good Son, Miguel.

[@lazerlazer]

Robert de Niro is the preeminent actor. He can turn himself from a ruthless gangster to a caring father very convincingly

[@Aman-nk5uq]

greatest actor i saw

[@joshua592]

I absolutely love this scene. I didn't have much growing up, but my parents always made sure my siblings and I had a meal. My dad use to wake up 4:00 everyday to go to work, he hardly called in sick. He's a real tough guy💯

[@santiagocarreno5881]

yes!

[@howieusmc9214]

Went through this many times as a dad, trying to protect my boys from the evils of this world. Doing again with grandchildren. Its was and is a daily struggle.

[@Cyttorack_]

Keep at it devil dog

[@mysty0]

Your father's your hero.. until they put DC or Marvel heroes in front of the kid.. I love Comics, but this truth hit me hard.. kids idolise their fathers, comic book heroes was the beginning of taking that away

[@davemustang8173]

The working man is the only reason wiseguys can make a living. How'd they get their suits? Who's businesses do they shake down? Who makes their pasta? Who's labor do they abuse handling waste?

[@PsychAxE]

If it isnt dave Dave Wankstaine from MegaMeth

[@davemustang8173]

@@PsychAxE clever. Hope that didn't keep you up late a night

[@PsychAxE]

@@davemustang8173 I'm just bustin' your balls, Davie! We know how good you are as a rhythm guitarist. Almost as good as James...😉

[@dinuxplay8003]

I mean, it is vice versa as well. What is labor without purpose or supervision? What is labor without capital? What is capital without labor? 🤷. It is a mutual relationship.

[@zombspideyspecial]

@@dinuxplay8003 i mean people usually can work to survive without the supervision of two-bit goombas and goons.

[@YOUCANDOIT-uw5qq]

He’s right the working man is a real man 🥲

[@jamesosborne2118]

The working man is a sheep ...be a wolf dont bow to the systems or you work your whole life and miss important moments and end up with hardly anything and miserable

[@Anthony0855]

@@jamesosborne2118 you are clearly talking from a privileged upbringing.

[@ivancarlos4951]

@@jamesosborne2118 Wrong.

[@brodont655]

@@jamesosborne2118 u watch too many movies lmao

[@shaemingaming5615]

@@jamesosborne2118 main character syndrome

[@jvonte07]

I once had a neighbor who was a big time dealer walk up to me and told me how much he admired how I was good father and how it inspired him to watch me get up at 4:30 am everyday and provide for my family legally. You are always being watched. Just like Sonny could of had Deniro’s character taken out but even he respected him standing up to him and being a father.

[@divineblessings3780]

This is one of the best pieces of wisdom ever.

[@thecodfather7109]

The film is called "A Bronx Tale" my favourite film of all time. Chazz Palmenteri who was talking to De Niro in this scene, it was based on his life when he was younger after seeing a guy get shot in front of his stoop.

[@kokeali4889]

One of my ALL TIME favorites too fam

[@thecodfather7109]

@@kokeali4889 nothing worse than wasted talent 😉

[@alliwishis_2]

@@thecodfather7109 just as well.. A mind is a terrible thing to waste There used to be a commercial that used to state that phrase way back in the late sixties on television they need that phrase to be posted up on television again

[@niloofarahmadzai3626]

Thank you sir for sharing the name

[@manson9083]

Thanks I was trying to remember what movie this was

[@Slitherv5]

Bronx tale was a deep movie man. So many gems watching it grown up now, then before. You miss so much from the film, that you forget with what they teach you, is easily applicable to real life in way.

[@jerrylewis788]

One of the GREATEST Fatherhood scenes in cinema history. Right behind Denzel saying, "Well take my heart then" in John Q.

[@closgasca4162]

Props to all the fathers that get up in the morning and handle their business.

[@dannysims5914]

AMEN and Amen...

[@phillybluntz2828]

I get up.and take the browns to the superbowl every morning.

[@iamoverpowered8963]

Movie name

[@enhancedutility266]

Yeah 👍🏾

[@TemmieContingenC]

@@iamoverpowered8963 A Bronx Tale

[@donalddorsey6271]

My father died when I was 12 years old , he worked and my mother was a house wife . My mother went to work and paid off our house ! Our parents are incredible !

[@jalvarez111]

God bless you and your family. Tell your mom that a random guy on KZbin said that she is amazing. Well done mom! ❤️

[@hueality]

Blessed

[@alexanderdrakh5237]

The kiss at the end... So sweet. Kids need that

[@NotASnowflake]

*One of the best scenes ever to have a "teachable moment" with your children!!*

[@neoibelievematrix2719]

I watched this movie many times before and this scene in particular always hits home.. my father was my hero hard working honest living straight guy.. no drinking, gambling not even smoking always took care of his family always cared for and put his wife and children first he gave the best life as he could to his family.. I realized much of this when he passed away everyone loved him I miss him everyday and see him in my dreams beautiful man appreciated him while he was alive also more after his passing never will ever be forgotten to my children n their children so on.. my father is my hero

[@thebesttheworst2277]

Beautifully said 👏 you've honoured him with that written passage. You are also a lucky Son, so many people have never known their Father or a Father's love and pride.

[@neoibelievematrix2719]

@@thebesttheworst2277 😔💔 that is one of the nicest things anyone has ever said to me I really appreciate it

[@thebesttheworst2277]

@@neoibelievematrix2719 Thank you - You're very welcome, you deserve it 👍

[@staceygrant4096]

This is so awesome. It tugs at my heartstrings every time. This is the importance of a good dad. Not just a boy who has aged. But a man with character and integrity who fights for his son. Then teaching him, with tough love, what it takes to be a real man. 😢

[@springerworks002]

You're version of "a real man" is my version of a slave.

[@Freelancer-kd4zr]

“It don’t take much strength to pull a trigger but try getting up every morning day after day.” Never have truer words been spoken.

[@ISaudio]

Movie changed my life. Shoutout to the directors of that era man. Their vision to touch the hearts exceeds the junk we get today.

[@nimazsheik5152]

No wonder I stopped watching movies. DeNiro and Pacino had some impactful movies in the 80s and 90s.

[@mrmusic1931]

Movie name please

[@ISaudio]

@@mrmusic1931 A Bronx Tale

[@princeharming8963]

So true. How on earth my parents pulled it off will forever remain a mystery. 8 kids.. one salary. It was a comfortable life, but not an extravagant one. And road trip vacations on top of that. Thanks Mom and Pop. (Edit: They'd only planned on 6.. but the last one turned out to be THREE.)

[@kurtbuchholz920]

I second that! One of nine kids on one salary, never went hungry and enjoyed TONS of love. Real love, tough sometimes but always fair. Thank you, Mom and Dad.

[@Vermillionx]

I had a familiar upbringing but with less siblings (Four of us boys) and twins instead of triplets! My twin brother and I were supposed to be a girl but obviously biology threw up the middle finger on that! Ha! My childhood was a wealthy one but not in terms of currency. I had a fortune in love and at the end of the day, that matters far more than anything money will buy.

[@prinsreintje]

They would address your moms by their first name in the delivery room eh?

[@samuelv566]

I cry every time I see this I never grew up with a father figure so me seeing this teaches me of fear and who my real friends are and waking up every morning to go to work is real talk that's being a man

[@deadwolf2263]

The working man is the tough man

[@biggdaddywolf1224]

I wish more kid's knew this and had a father to do this for them

[@zzerxes]

“No man can serve two masters, for he shall love the one and hate the other.” Choose your father.

[@JC-lj2zq]

Powerful. The son’s tone and voice changing after the slap basically saying I love you dad I just got confused and now I know better along with De Niro’s tone and intense delivery hit’s me in the heart strings every time. Perfectly captures that tough love father and son bond we as men all have to go through at some point perfectly. If you know you know..

[@Fiawordweaver]

No matter how many times I view that scene, it chokes my heart and the flood of tears emerge. POWERFUL

[@godisreal5716]

“DAD LISTEN TO ME!” R.I.P kid.

[@jobvanrooyen7091]

??

[@johnboy5632]

Incredible movie. Very well written

[@user-yaseein]

What's the film's name please?

[@TanWam]

@@user-yaseein A Bronx Tale

[@blankfaceman9694]

"Let's see him get up day after day"

[@BadgerMcblasty]

That is movie magic right there. Powerful performances. A legendary piece of cinema.

[@globofgreen]

“I want people to be afraid of how much they love me.”

[@iceeee1245]

Nice, the great MS

[@Pogol13]

🤣🤣

[@estebangutierrez1458]

Easy!

[@grifeane]

Lmao

[@kurtdowney1489]

As I watch this on Sunday morning getting ready to go to work for 20 day's straight.

[@spempo]

That is absolutely insane borderline slave labour. Sorry you gotta go through that. Stay strong, my friend. Keep it up.

[@renderuntocaesarwhatiscaes2300]

God just that scene alone is so powerful imagine that being a trailer to a movie coming out now it would break every record there was.

[@TheBroBen]

That dad just spoke some wise ass words

[@amunbains2003]

“The working man is the tough guy”. Truer words have never been spoken. Arguably the greatest of all lines. Truly inspiring.

[@Koldeman]

This scene is a double-whammy in that it not only displays the profound acting chops of Palmenteri & DeNiro, but it encapsulates the impressive prowess of both men behind the camera (DeNiro directing a screenplay written by Palmenteri). This collaboration is one of the great examples of on-screen talent performing their own creative artistry.

[@Voicenreason247]

When your a kid your picture is small and can't see the bigger picture. The world was a better place when we had good men like this.

[@coreyhall1150]

Reminds me of my dad. He worked hard all his life, took great care of me and my sisters and even my brother that wasn't even his, and he used to try to tell me all the time about pride and hard work and taking pride in your hard work and being careful of who you hang around and being careful how you carry yourself out in the world. I love my dad very very very much.

[@Theonlyonestanding]

Mine too ..My father worked hard his whole life and always payed his dues ...He the best father and husband I ever known...I love you dad.. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@kG-rv1ck]

He sounds like a great guy

[@tommyoneill9761]

I do too.

[@coreyhall1150]

@@kG-rv1ck The best man anyone could have. Everyone respects him and loves him. I WISH I could be as respected and loved as he is.

[@coreyhall1150]

@@tommyoneill9761 My mom she worked 3 jobs one time. Security at the court house, taking care of the mentally/physically handicapped, AND building the federal prison in my home town. She never whored around, did drugs, and she always showed me and my brothers love. Man I am very lucky to have my parents.

[@syedrizwan1145]

I was so desperately looking for this scene...it had come across long back, i was so looking for it.... Gold, pure Gold!

[@amosmaka6030]

"You stay away from my son"!! The delivery on that line was perfect!! 💪

[@aarondunn2570]

Everytime this brings a tear to my eye, not because of my feelings because of the truth. Stay hard stay true.