The Evolution Of Chickie 🤫 Tulsa King

[@hamzakhalid9381]

Chickie never had the makings of a varsity athlete !!

[@AraCrimson]

i love that people still quote this shit lmfao

[@matthewriley7826]

He’s like Tony Soprano if he actually went through with killing his mother:

[@joshcook5434]

I got that reference!

[@Lucky_38]

Uncle Dwight is on the muff

[@willn8664]

Dwight had to compromise while in the can. Grilled cheese off the radiator.

[@finncassidy7886]

I can get the resentment to his father but him actually acting on it in such a cold way was genuinely terrifying

[@AraCrimson]

Marcus Aurelius'd his father

[@NjJfjr]

I'll have to make my comments on set but to give you a Taste Test , CHICKIE'S POCKET PUSSY DEMEANOR ( KILLING HIS FATHER) BRINGS NOTHIN BUT DEMISE TO HIS CHARACTER! NOTHIN BUT A STRAIGHT UP " COWARD " 💥BADA BING BADA BOOM 💥 I approve this message 🙌🏼 Nj'sJfJr 👍🏼💪🏼❤️🇺🇸

[@accavanos]

These people are killers, bro. Very easy to believe

[@gerardoizarraras3973]

Dude couldn't accept the truth.

[@matthewriley7826]

@@accavanosThough in a later scene even the other hardened killers are disgusted at the thought of a son killing his own father.

[@zyonhenderson67]

21:35 This whole conversation gotta be funniest in the show 🤣

[@SpazzMaticus195]

25 years compromising with Phil eating grilled cheese off the radiator

[@pikkon899]

@14:50 I'm so glad that Goodie didn't turn on Manfredi. I really like his character. Vinnie's character also came along nicely in season 2. He proved to be a lot smarter than he seemed when he wasn't losing his temper over Manfredi.

[@MrNazzrain]

agree...both have big potential..also i really like to see chickie to go long way bcoz he also have great character..

[@AlvosElRey]

@@MrNazzrainlol respond to this when you have seen all of season 2

[@MrNazzrain]

@@AlvosElRey lol...

[@youbehating]

Yeah in flashbacks 😅😅​@MrNazzrain

[@countanimeavenger6536]

When the other heads of the families tell Chickie that exiling Dwight was a bad idea because it was a descision made purely on emotion. It is very interesting that the other families see what Dwight is doing down in Tulsa as not betrayal but, a failure on Chickie's part for not properly supporting a major figure that was part of his family. Not to mention that Dwight protected the family by not betraying the family when he went to prison for something Chickie did. Chickie isn't going to last long.

[@JangActual]

Well I have news for you lol

[@soulesscatastrophe3529]

about that last part…

[@Bb23199]

Chickie, whatever happened there?

[@jonathanmays8203]

I don't want to spoil it for you Fam but your logic was flawless here

[@gerardoguzman1247]

@@JangActuallol priceless

[@dommoore4688]

Herc couldn’t cut it as a Baltimore cop and can’t cut it running a family either

[@usn014]

I was searching for this comment 🤣 didn’t realize it was him Until he took the wig off. I thought it was Sam from Lord of the rings 🤣

[@johnwick7583]

Is this a reacher reference?

[@nightshadebrown7593]

They basically throw him to the otherside of the world banished him. With no money no nothing but he started his own and then they came want a piece of his pie.

[@yanivatzmon1324]

Gangster's are what they do.

[@Lucky_38]

They didn't learn from Tommy Versetti situation

[@matthewriley7826]

Seems rather poetic that the rest of New York decides to exile Chickie.

[@LyricFaith-v3u]

Usa is like this too

[@damianashcraft1635]

​@@Lucky_38 nice one lol

[@howardem40]

Tulsa King (Sylvester Stallone) calls Chickie "Kojak" is an excellent, ironic pun as Sylvester Stallone portrayed a "cop" named Rick Daly in one of the Kojak TV (1975) episodes, "My Brother, My Enemy" .

[@seanlinesteammvg4967]

Chickie got bold quick 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@yusefyakub5637]

It was a wig I believe lol

[@seanlinesteammvg4967]

@ jeeze 🤣🤣

[@petethelman957]

@@yusefyakub5637yeh it’s toupee you can even see him readjust it after he kills Pete then in the next scene he’s completely bald 😂

[@ChocoLater1]

From zero to double zero 😂

[@ChristopherMakepeace-u9v]

So this is what Herc has been up to after he left Baltimore.

[@willn8664]

Chickie should have known better than to disrespect Lucky Luciano.

[@nihaalsandim9986]

😂

[@spinmaster0]

22:33 - That Vince! No appreciation for the art of conversation!

[@boronteron3157]

Do you think Vince will die in the finale

[@laura-tk8dx]

Hope not

[@matthewriley7826]

First Joe the Boss, then Maranzano. The guy had no loyalty.

[@boronteron3157]

@@matthewriley7826 who

[@Lucky_38]

​@@matthewriley7826at least Nucky got himself a deal

[@Filipino_Introvert]

And then he goes to Tulsa and someone earns 50 percent

[@Yaphets346]

Rip chickie

[@KevinN-df8eo]

Dead Man Walking.

[@Carmichael-i7l]

Bavilaqua the new hero and up oming villain😅

[@Texasjim2007]

Just seen him in a new recurring role on the show "High Potential" playing somebody who seems to have a very similar backstory as Chickie.

[@tomxaider2058]

Chickie and his father make the same stupid mistake in the whole series: trying to take down their best asset, Dwight. It is should be clear from the beginning without Dwight, the family falls hard over time and their "genius" move is to banish him. VInce was right about Chickie, he only thinks with his emotion not his brain

[@petethelman957]

Yup and it seem after Goodie defected to Dwight’s side. Chickie started to become unhinged and more confrontational. Even Vince who can be a hothead saw how unstable Chickie was becoming first by killing one of their own that guy Jerry and then drunkenly confessing to killing Pete. After that Vince knew Chickie was no longer fit to run the family and even the bosses of the other families agreed.

[@aneeshnadkarni9612]

How come Bevilaqua doesn't go by Drinkwater now?

[@orlandoalessandrini2505]

It was Sean all the way.

[@busterbiloxi3833]

Bevilacqua likes to drink soda.

[@wosamosman9814]

Chickie never had the making of a varisty athlete 😂😂😂.

[@jivy1022]

Even Vince is like yo wtf chickie you offed your dad? That's fucked up bro.

[@geostrophc]

"I want my f*cking camera back!" - Chickie in another life

[@ElijahClark-it2rt]

Vince needs to have the makings of a varsity athlete

[@irishboi7100]

He's a fucken captain

[@Jdd013]

Johnny is such an underrated character

[@slaireawesome2824]

12:16 Sopranos reference

[@winzeo7]

You're a real one for pointing that out

[@bigkahuna3534]

@@winzeo7 @23:14 when was the last time you heard someone refer to packing heat as are you heavy ? hmmmmmmmm ????

[@bigkahuna3534]

@@winzeo7 paulie to ralphie

[@rowlandbond]

anyone notice he goes from full head of hair to bald rather quickly.

[@MrMarvel1991]

Did they ever explain that? Was he wearing a wig before?

[@Alexander.Harrdarrzarr.]

@@MrMarvel1991 In other shows, that actor is fully bald

[@MrMarvel1991]

@ so maybe he was wearing a wig.

[@Bob-ti3uq]

6:52 its a wig

[@MrMarvel1991]

@@Bob-ti3uq thanks

[@stacydraper1001]

Domenick Lombardozzi is such an amazing actor. Although Chickie wasn't a likeable character, I'm really going to miss him in season 3.

[@Texasjim2007]

Thank you. Couldn't remember the actor's name but he just started a new role as a character that reminds me of Chickie on the show "High Potential". He really was the perfect casting choice for both roles. He just radiates psychologically complex Mafia boss.

[@stacydraper1001]

@Texasjim2007 I totally agree. I hadn't actually heard of High Potential, but I'll definitely check it out now. Thanks.

[@accavanos]

Chickie is a super idiot. Cant make yourself the boss just because hes the son. I didnt know they were part of the commission

[@matthewriley7826]

Well he was the underboss, so he steps up as acting boss when the boss is either out of commission for health reasons or dead.

[@accavanos]

@matthewriley7826 yeah. I forgot he was underboss. My bad

[@damianashcraft1635]

​​@@matthewriley7826 is right the family never talked about who's going to be boss and chickie not boss material.

[@szczecho]

Chickie actually fucked himself up definitely at that sit down. Only thing his guys decide is that he should take some time off, they didnt close the possibility of him returning.

[@matthewriley7826]

Eh it’s doubtful they’d let him become boss again even if he’d taken the time off. In a couple of months Vince could replace anybody with loyalty to Chickie and bring in his own people. Best case scenario, he’d have to settle for a lesser position or be a figurehead with no power base, but targeted by feds.

[@LLRTV]

Tulsa , what ever happened there...

[@paulm8344]

Kid brother billy, 62 years old now, only a Fn kid.

[@OLCtv]

See I'm behind, way behind, I didn't know he killed his pops

[@Really730-om4ui]

CHICKIE THE LITTLE BIRD

[@carlrod6559]

27:03

[@zackkats5292]

Peet sending Dwight away destroyed and caused their families downfall for good. Was a big mistake

[@mariopolnyc6683]

Gladiator moment.

[@bigheadedm]

I’m surprised they killed chickie… I honestly thought he would stay toward the end of the series! It was dumb way to die tbh

[@petethelman957]

Yeh he seem like he was going to be the main villain of the series but they didn’t really go anywhere with his story. Like when he became the new boss of the family. It looks they were setting him up as a formidable adversary. But he really doesn’t affect the story in anyway or move the plot forward. Then he shows up one last time in season finale and it looks he’s going to have a big role then he gets killed out of nowhere.

[@Jindsing]

He will always be Dom from Entourage

[@airsoft-i7i]

Season 1 10/12 Season 2 10/10 Season 3?

[@MrHellsing76]

I wanna like this show, but they really really lose me with how lax they make the mob, IRL Dwight would have never been sent away, and Chickie would get a lead coated intervention and worse after spitting on the table.

[@megaboner690]

Yeah my thoughts exactly I want to like it so so much but like, they just beat each other up and scream at each other? That's not how that works lol

[@MrLuffy9131]

Is Sly basically Walter White and Chickie Tuco (because father looks like Hector)

[@J.R.Graham]

Good True story,"Cowboy Mafia".(book)Amazon.🤠💯

[@veluta2549]

24:52

[@KevinN-df8eo]

Send him to Anchorage and see how he gets on.

[@jorgemeneses1900]

Nicky Zero definitely moved up In the world

[@jacklawson4104]

Tbh, I figured he'd last another season. I thought it'd be Vince.

[@veo16]

Where’d his hair go

[@justforyou8790]

i litterly cant belive noone blew chicken way earlier. he is doing fuck up after the other and keeps talking shit.

[@OLCtv]

I hope Johnny left to go rock with Dwight....that's why that life couldn't ever be for me cause my life over anyone else's. No way I'm letting the boss hang death over my head. Can't see how dudes do it

[@CarlOwen-hq5lb]

Isn't he Al Capons brother?

[@terranman4702]

How easily offended mobsters are

[@matthewriley7826]

Especially the kids of mobsters…

[@cherbert359]

I would of whacked Vincent over Chickie

[@vendigrows]

A lot dialoge straight out of the Sopranos ,

[@mickyzzzeee]

I’ve really tried to get into this show. It’s entertaining but a little corny. I think the casting was a little off

[@thefattysarehere]

First season is pretty solid, second one is corny

[@accavanos]

​@@thefattysareherei only seen first season. Sad it goes south. Most shows do in second season.

[@mactire6045]

A little corny? It's corny as could possibly be. But it is entertaining.

[@condocord7544]

so hokey

[@LackeyLuciano]

He looks like sean, that's why he became a comedy to me, and his character became annoying deluded lil brat, glad they got rid of him already

[@mdnishan6076]

man is dead

[@jim5118]

Lost all respect for Sly after he called Trump the second George Washington.

[@davidd5407]

Get over yourself. Nobody cares about your moral high ground. Did you miss the recent landslide that proved my point?

[@jediabsolute7897]

Christ on a cracker, I'm sick of this lame shit. Let us be completely honest, and I'll take the sugar coating off of this f'n pill so you can finally swallow it. It is f'n lame to let someone's political views affect how you feel about them as a person. It's a sign of stupidity. That whole idealogy is something that began with younger generations, aka millennials and baby azz in soft Gen Z. Want to know why? Cuz neither of those generations can take criticism of any kind. They get all in their feelings and butt hurt when someone doesn't think the same way they do. So much so that they are willing to stand in their glass house and throw rocks at everyone who doesn't agree with them. There used to be a time when people had evolved to a point where they could have differences of opinions and still be friends. I could give a shit about politics.😢 Republican, Democrat, etc. I didnt like either candidate It's always about character with me. Regardless of my personal views on whoever, I'm sure as hell not gonna lose a good friend or lose respect for someone based off of who they voted for in the last election. For as wrong as you think their side is and how great you think your side is, they think the same way, so put on some big boy pants and grow the f up.

[@mickyzzzeee]

Go shit in your hat

[@DonBito-ev2tz]

Who cares dude has a great show enjoy it

[@andrewgardner8972]

Well at least Sly Stallone, Mel Gibson, Dennis Quaid, Kurt Russell, and hulk hogan are more smarter than the rest of the idiots who supported Kamala Harris for president like Arnold Schwarzenegger, Michael Keaton and Harrison Ford.

[@kiyomifrost]

Never seen it before. Just a short film will make them think it’s Italian.. and ITS NOT @jeffbezos

[@DonBito-ev2tz]

Rip chickie