The Sopranos - Carmine Lupertazzi Orders Strike 2/2

Tony, Silvio and Vito's reaction

[@norwegiantechnolover]

Here it is!! The thrilling, long awaited conclusion to this two part saga!!

[@TheRoleplayer40k]

Just glad I set aside time in advance to watch them both.

[@benzylmethane157]

lol

[@theramplocal]

Before and way before!

[@maheshpun8624]

I see what you did there! 😀

[@bannedfor30daysonfacebook41]

❤

[@xenophonsshadow8067]

Epic saga, should’ve been split into a trilogy.

[@haronmongare9259]

😂😂😂

[@endriuzincenko64]

jesus christ I swear sopranos videos comments are the best part of the internet

[@kinGsaL1515]

bruh Im dying here lol

[@TREK5900cheats]

Carmine Lupertazzi Orders Strike 1/2: The Iliad Carmine Lupertazzi Orders Strike 2/2: The Odyssey

[@dvrn86]

🤣🤣

[@sidharthsharma2637]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@_LilRascal_]

Carmine Lupertazzi Orders Strike 3/2: The Aeneid

[@alpkorsan]

George R. R. Martin ova hier

[@Rutherford_Inchworm_III]

With this 35 second finale, we finally see the gripping conclusion of the "Carmine Lupertazzi Orders Strike" plot arc. Best minute and 2 seconds of my life, what a roller-coaster. Hey SopranosFan57, when do you pick up your Oscar for film editing?

[@lupertazzi6533]

look kid, hes from the old school, nevertheless borko and his crew are runnig things now, and they aint respectin old arrangements

[@barsam2a]

HAHA, thanks, that really made my day XD

[@mossy642]

This is why he hasn’t posted for five years.

[@Rutherford_Inchworm_III]

@@mossy642 good

[@Z561-k6j]

He never had the makings of a professional video editor.

[@Rustygillamano]

During this scene Phil Leotardo is doing 20 fucking years

[@Sernival]

Its hard to forget.. I dont forget

[@jonvitullo748]

Probably eyeing up some tissue

[@davidcardenas4633]

@@Sernival what were we talking about?

[@user.--.]

@@davidcardenas4633 I forget....

[@keyboardwarrior426]

@@user.--. something about compromise

[@huaijiutv]

Vito's just disappointed that his "union-greasing" days are over.

[@Xxrocknrollgod]

Lmao

[@deathrager2404]

he is even playin with a fuckin ball, in an annoyed and disappointed way. no way this was not intended by chase. hilarious.

[@theramplocal]

Chaps too

[@iamjackscompletelackofsurp9606]

There’s always Johnny cakes

[@phoenixzappa7366]

Why not divide it up into 17 parts?

[@bellmeisterful]

I know right? 30 seconds each? wtfs the point of that?

[@heroedeleyenda05]

Scotty Nguyen's 80s Mullet how long are the videos that you upload?

[@furbabydaddy5604]

Or just syllables

[@thor697]

If they dispose of all the parts at stops that happen to be on the same route, then they would all end up at the same dump.

[@dinomelin1925]

@@thor697 lol i appricate that comment alot, even if no one els did.

[@blackbolt75]

If they only knew that it was Paulie who caused this.

[@MarceloRomero360]

Would've been interesting

[@MA-ko2pu]

Tiny kinda did in the end f

[@eddyarseneau4822]

Hee he heeeee

[@67marlins81]

@@MarceloRomero360 How exactly did Paulie cause this, again?

[@zrifepsych]

@@67marlins81 He told Johnny Sack that big mouth fuck

[@marshallderriek1858]

These guys in the comments need to settle down ..we're not making a western here

[@gwg245]

...need to, take it easy*

[@jeremydeering8280]

Nice...one of my favorite Junior quotes

[@Agent1W]

What do you say we split it to 15%, we forget the difference and we owe you a vitamin truck, and maybe a shipment of them "Pokeman cards"?

[@willia3r]

@Joseph Lauren don't forget to check with Lenny in the jointfitters union, he's hurtin for some drills

[@tylercullen2623]

It wasn’t an offer, it’s my position. 25%. Do you know why? When I was in the can for 20 fuckin years, I wanted to fuck the radiator. But I compromised; I jacked off in my grilled cheese.

[@HotBoxTrucking]

@@tylercullen2623 no no no, i fucked the radiator, fat dom just watched

[@chdanish6568]

Again with the vitamins

[@davidowens7317]

There’s no scraps in my scrap book!!

[@sebrr]

so glad this was broken into 2 parts... way too much info for one video

[@mikem6176]

Scene begins with Vito caressing the pool balls.

[@RobJoswiak]

Lmao

[@benriffle104]

Very allegorical, Vito caressing those balls.

[@iamjackscompletelackofsurp9606]

Don’t know which image is worse, this or mushrooms growing out his @ss

[@olbaprabocse9940]

Compare the families... Carmine in a small cafe. Understated. Tony in a strip club... Glorifed crew lol

[@Polostar79]

Small cafe in Little Italy is stereotypical mob hangout so the Feds are probably on to the place. Backroom of a strip club is a little more unassuming.

[@user-nh6oq8ut2t]

Phil died to the already weak glorified crew.

[@Aven-Sharma1991]

Smart move from Tony to turn down Vito’s offer to torch one of Carmine’s trucks. Now if Paulie was boss? He’d have ok’d it knowing his Clint Eastwood perspective on the matter. Tony stopped the whole scuffle before it even started. Otherwise this whole esplanade thing would’ve been like a game of tennis.

[@nonyobussiness3440]

Paulie would have wacked Ralph for saying the joke infact Ralph would have never been made by Paulie. Paulie believed in the rules and he probably would have been a good boss.

[@stormedcapone]

@@nonyobussiness3440 O know this is a late reply but helllllll no would paulie be a good boss. Just look at him as a captain. Dude was petty, and ass kisser. Be it to his own boss or anybody to new York.

[@nonyobussiness3440]

Vault Entertainment Corp he would have answered to New York.

[@kitosjek9541]

@@nonyobussiness3440 not for long with his attitude

[@jasoncarswell7458]

@@stormedcapone Aside from the fact that he's a miserable earner with the IQ of a 6th grader.

[@yambo59]

Took me quite a while to find time to squeeze in this epic sequel, feel like I just watched all three Godfather movies in a minute and two seconds. Im spent.

[@theramplocal]

Just when I thought i was out, they pull me back in!

[@kinGsaL1515]

Alright, but you gotta get over it

[@clayp72]

Silvio = Lookin Cool 24/7

[@dvrn86]

Phil served half his prison time over this two part epic.

[@GooblyWoobly69]

I really think this should’ve been a 3-part series

[@freddybeer]

What, no clever screenwriting expert comments about the foreshadowing of Vito here, playing with balls?? Come on guys, you're letting me down......

[@blaisevillaume2225]

I play with my balls when I am trying to think, too. Nothing gay about it. The fact that I like to dress up like one of the Village People and play jokes on gay bars has nothing to do with it either.

[@furbabydaddy5604]

And he got a pool stick up his a**

[@5280PolotheKid]

U think if this was a movie he'd of said "Oscar caliber worthy performance" But since this Pigmy thing is a tv show he said "emmy caliber worthy performance" ... lol idk senseless shit to ponder i know

[@hornylorney8150]

They'd already won Emmys at this point too so was probably a little in joke

[@johnlewisbrooks]

An epic saga and Phil made it a full minute of not reminding everyone he spent 20 years in the can.

[@bigal5921]

I wonder why we never saw any of the other 4 bosses of NY

[@jewymcjewjew5346]

We saw one of them get shot in the fucking eye for taking a slice of chicken from leotardo

[@Kilroykung]

Davis609 Yup, only heard of 2 other bosses, Mangano and Teresi who the feds talked to Junior about when he was indicted.

[@shiz777]

Big Al What about guy who brokered the peace meeting?

[@bigal5921]

shiz777 George. They never mention specifically but looks like he was an underboss thats now retired because I doubt any bosses retire.

[@shiz777]

Big Al I looked online, he was a retired boss of one of the other crime families.

[@The_Candyman86]

These guys in the comments need to settle down ..we're not making a western here

[@upland77]

You got a bee on your comment!

[@alainportant6412]

did you just copy the top comment ? you did

[@wjatube]

Quiet Albert.

[@haronmongare9259]

Never had the makings of a varsity editor

[@bagioo3214]

"We just sit tight" ye thats what Vito was hoping for

[@tmcdowell7977]

My sub species was Very allegorical

[@JbattJbatt]

I have 10" sub Species under my Belt LMFAO

[@micmac6171]

there was nuttin the concrete trucks could do about it, The esplanade was made and dey wusn't,,it was amongst the construction,real building shit.

[@Neil_mccauley365]

"Enmy caliber performance" being said on a tv show. Priceless

[@xdguy2569]

Tony watches The Sopranos - Carmine Lupertazzi Orders Strike 1/2 all the time, he says the editing looks just as good as on the show! Part 2/2 was like, what happened?

[@ob7272]

My father was a master stone mason he'd never cut fucking wood

[@furbabydaddy5604]

I’m a master cheese maker

[@harley6659]

Sopranos comment sections are unmatched

[@wjatube]

Jersey street thugs fall-back to the familiar with Vito offering to counter the shut-down of millions in construction contracts by 'torching a truck'. Tony, still not far from the street, is seen contemplating Vito's ridiculous idea for a few seconds before realizing that the boss has to take the 30,000 ft approach instead.

[@robyeone7976]

Jersey already wrecked Carmine's Restaurant after all... but I agree with you. Tony, Sil, even Vito; all knew that if you keep going back-n-forth, eventually someone dies. And North Jersey loses to Brooklyn 9 Times outta 10.

[@gjergjikastrioti3875]

Or you simply act like you considering that persons idea but decide otherwise. Makes Vito feel good. Part oe being a leader.

[@erics3644]

Vito was the ship's florist, right?

[@retsukaioh4571]

The disappointment of Vito when Tony dont tell him to greaze the union members is heartbreaking.

[@gyrogerg]

too bad we can't see the emmy caliber performance

[@bbcasting]

DAMN...I miss this show.

[@izzyaisa3179]

Vito always loves playing around with some balls!!

[@no1guy825]

This show felt so small, with so much potential though. There's all these allusions to higher bosses and the other families....but it's always just the Sopranos and the Lupertazzis.

[@serveemall3378]

Because it wasnt about the other families or all of that, it was about Tony, mostly.

[@AguyR1401]

They are amidst an epic. Making reference to feuds or business with other families, while not seeing them on-screen, gives the show a sense of scope. What made the show unique was how it delved into just one facet of a larger game of crime, namely: the personal relationships of Tony Soprano. To have cast a broader net by including the other crime families, aside from the usual NY faces, would be to add redundancy to the plot. Spanning over too many characters, generally, would be to bloat an otherwise clear storyline, and one which has compelled you with the dramas of a singular mob boss. The best literary comparison that I can give is the LotR, where Sauron, the antagonist whose desire for dominion gives reason for Frodo's quest, is never actually seen, nor does he ever meet with any of the protagonists. The mystery of him lends to a sense of urgency and scale amongst the relevant heroes, as well as the reader!

[@doorswhofan]

@@AguyR1401 Very well put & good analogy.

[@LLOOYYYDD]

Tony suspected Paulie was behind the Ginny Sack joke spill and other shit, that's why he almost killed him on the boat in Florida

[@paradoxdea]

Fuck You Thats My Name Nailed it!

[@jerry85g7]

Fuck You Thats My Name He should have

[@sjang816]

that and he was a loudmouth in general, a gossip, a chiacchierone

[@intelligentspeculator7327]

Finally, I found this second scene combined in one, 35-second compilation. Earlier I could only find it in four, 10-second clips, but they did not capture the whole picture so well as this here. Thanks for taking all this time to edit this.

[@aznbigboyjo3]

if Carmine really wanted to start a war he wouldve shut down all the sausage stands to get Tony

[@J.R.Graham]

Great true story,book title-"Cowboy Mafia "_

[@peaceweapon1933]

Videos too long, needs more parts

[@seananderson5334]

Vito playing with balls. A little on the nose.

[@beneaththeremains8413]

No retaliation counter-retaliation

[@Daveyengland]

Where’s part 3?

[@SiccDeville]

hey who gave the order to torch one of NY's trucks? one of the trucks.

[@sarkg9960]

francis p Be quiet Albert

[@Agent1W]

@@sarkg9960 *My* crew is in line for the Freeland Heisen Avenue development contract, okay? This guy kept whispering Albert!

[@vernefits1953]

Construction tycoon

[@patrikpatriksson]

We’re gonna take out Carmine Lupertazzi.

[@Frankybroadcast]

Johnny Sacks gonna go to war.

[@georgeportis5637]

Franky Broadcast no he’s not

[@patrikpatriksson]

@TMWSITY It’s been done before.

[@xaviervega468]

@@patrikpatriksson By John Gotti nonetheless in 85.

[@patrikpatriksson]

@@xaviervega468 Sure, I knew John. He rang that ice cream truck all the way home.

[@johnk.7523]

This comment section is gold. The Soprano's fan community is the best.

[@ewanmacfarlane9195]

If you want we could torch a few of his shineboxes

[@slide4180]

"An Emmy-caliber perfomance": that reference should have told them right there that Vito was gay.

[@TheBoomhahaha]

Why didn't Vito calm the business agent down?

[@texas3284]

Vito-"If you I can't torch a few of their Assh..,I mean cement trucks"!

[@Hiluxtaco]

Sitting tight never works in the end..

[@henryalister9115]

I wish they did more with Carmine's Emmy-caliber business agent from the union. He was my favorite character

[@bobcostas6272]

Shinebox

[@paulquick8806]

2019 DON'T FORGET its gonna cost them too

[@ABB-bw6tc]

No more fires 🔥

[@mikem6176]

No…maw…fiyas.

[@RB2331]

Tony...lol..u are a glorified crew not a Family !

[@Ar1AnX1x]

Tony being a crew and Phil turning in to a fucking house, whatever happened there.

[@ramtron1775]

Because the other 4 bosses never had the makings of a varsity athlete.

[@katepreston4177]

to me... very much :(

[@maxfieldnuckels9075]

Silvio was most annoying is season 4. He didn’t seem to know what his motive was, which is out of character. Vito wasn’t as good as he was in season 3, but made up for it in later seasons

[@wjatube]

There is much truth in your observation. The show's writers forgot the primary job of the consigliere was to be the main adviser to the Don. To keep the pulse on things, the angles, the goings ons with other families. It got to the point in the second to the very last episode when Sil took 'measures' against Burt that he seemed unconvincing even at a moment when he was trying to show his loyalty.

[@NealX_Gaming]

Wish we could have seen that Emmy-caliber performance, there weren't enough of those on this show.

[@csharp1954]

Be quite Albert

[@whoknows4379]

One of the trucks.

[@poziomification]

Carmine will now have to get his fucking shoe box.

[@freaky_j2207]

I watched this scene numerous times but when Tony says “it’s going to cost him too” it finally dawned on me he may have been referring to the loyalty of “Johnny sack”. Later in a somewhat unrelated conversation when discussing why Johnny wants carmine hit he says “carmine has other major sources of income, Johnny don’t”. Tony would have known this when making this earlier statement and a relatively minor hit to carmines income wouldn’t effect him directly.

[@NavidAhsan203]

Vito was an Emmy caliber pool cue

[@liamwall6255]

Jerseys power was over the top in Sopranos.

[@maxfieldnuckels9075]

God, I keep thinking back. Silvio was so annoying in season 4!

[@pauldent1911]

Not as bad as season 1 where he’s in the pastry shop taking Chrissy place in the que lol

[@joecook5689]

Emmy caliber performance? Haha. Gays are more likely to know Emmys. Oscar's is the usual that most know about.

[@joecook5689]

@gabber 0 sorry. Ignore me. Don't remember why I would type that.

[@remycallie]

@@joecook5689 I think you were trying to say that most people would say "an Oscar winning performance." But Emmy's are the award for TV shows and the Sopranos won several, so in a way it's an inside joke.