The Sopranos - Christopher's confession

[@Schyderap]

Jokes aside, Tony was the worst scumbag of them all. He was slowly becoming to act like Livia.

[@NN-ix9wf]

Wish they had another season to show things going worse

[@BookshelfQBattler]

Oh poor you

[@altt-check1-2]

@@NN-ix9wf- it was deffo screaming one last season. Good season too !

[@kaj7135]

@@NN-ix9wfButchie wanted Tony dead for the entire last season. Tony never would’ve made it to a 7th season.

[@95Bartlett]

yeah that comment about the free Australia vacation "after a what, twenty hour flight?", it's like he's channeling his inner Livia.

[@shafterx8133]

It really never was enough for Tony. Made fun of Chris sober. Made fun of Chris high. Christopher was doomed

[@danielyoung6778]

Maybe he used it as a card but Chris was right. He gave up the love of his life for Tony and never got any better treatment for it. That should have the moment Tony went all in on Chris supporting him but it was never enough. Tony was his mother by the final season only he successfully killed his son while she just attempted it.

[@MentionBiscuit]

@@danielyoung6778wow!! I never thought of it this way that’s so deep! Tony was truly Livia and did what she tried to do to him.

[@alexjaybrady]

He should have fled with Adriana

[@raoulduke344]

Not to mention Tony basicslly groomed him to become lart of his crew thrn made into the family. Only to be cast aside for not being able to read Tony's mind 24/7, and for wanting to branch oit a little.

[@tony1876]

That's why I laugh when some fans say Tony killed Chris because of the baby seat with the branch going through it. Tony could care less about anyone but himself. He was always going to kill chris.

[@xCARNAGE_ASADAx]

His relationship with Tony was never the same after Chris ate that Toblerone.

[@BlaccSuave]

@Alltilt 😂😂😂😂 Tony kicked the door off the hinge thinking about tht lo mein the whole way ova here!!!

[@Therion0184]

Maybe he redeemed himself a little when he tried to wish Tony a belated happy birthday?

[@moemanncann895]

In fairness, Chris did ask first,dinnant he?

[@jakemorj5498]

Chris did a lot of meditation in the toilet on this

[@james3184]

Haha you’re actually right as well

[@tylerinnes3178]

He clearly regrets the Adrianna deesion. He should have ran away with her and pulled a Henry hill.

[@BlaccSuave]

@Steve Turowski Those Guys treat nickels like manhole covers They'd have found Him

[@dimebag6996]

Look at the gifts he brought Tony. All things Adriana would have loved.

[@hisholiness4537]

Woulda been the fictional version of Michael Franzese.

[@camerontait9132]

And be an average nobody, live the rest of his life like a schnook and eat egg noodles with ketchup.

[@seankelly378]

@@camerontait9132 atleast he’s be alive and wouldn’t have the blood of his wife on his hands

[@lamproslamprou3663]

“Hi I’m Borko,I’m a Sopranoholic and a Los Cielos addict” Rest of us: “Hi Borko”

[@googootz8214]

Don't forget scumbag @ The guy whose name is Clarence

[@marcing2505]

I wanted to watch Sopranos but I compromised, I watched El Señor de los Cielos instead. You see where I’m going?

[@alenk7333]

😂😂😂

[@fastone130]

Borko: "Proceeds with his story." Rest of us: "Thank You, Borko! Now go home and get your f*ckin' shinebox."

[@PNL_King]

What the hell is Los Cielos

[@KekelMyShekel]

Tony isn't impressed unless it's a plate of gabagool.

[@BlaccSuave]

Gabagool??!!?? Ova heeerrreee

[@SilvioMDante]

@@BlaccSuave Half a fuvking tray in there!

[@BlaccSuave]

😂😂😂😂 never gets old!!

[@Silvio89Dante]

@Charmingly Cynical is that Conchetta?

[@BlaccSuave]

@@Silvio89Dante The Meadow!

[@Njderig]

Tony was starting to sound like a cartoon character by this point

[@langer24106]

And look like one

[@cletus2941]

@@Seforis-er2oc you know who had an arc, noah :)

[@hawk66100]

Tony’s the boss of this fuckin family! YOU don’t make fun of him. Got it!?

[@Njderig]

@@hawk66100 you’re crowding me

[@hawk66100]

@Njderig Knock off the massage shit. It’s a place of business not a Jack Le lan. 🤣🤣

[@innerversion9522]

Tony was basically walking towards a whack at this point.

[@d-552]

meanwhile chris was preparing to start running the whole tour de france towards it.

[@yoiyoikokon]

​@@d-552 I wish that was an actual ending. Yeah, Chris is not a saint but compare to Tony? Chrisie deserved better ending

[@acolddarkgentlebruh8205]

@@yoiyoikokon Chris just killed innocent people on impulse, numerous times, at least with Tony it was usually business related, not innocent. Chris was an absolute scumbag, no better than Tony, and perhaps worse

[@memedealermikey]

@@acolddarkgentlebruh8205I disagree. Tony never killed a civilian (that we know of) sure, but it was on impulse just as easily. If anything, Chrissy TRIED to get better, and repent. He wanted to earn that redemption, especially after being shot. Unfortunately, he never stood a chance with Tony Soprano as his role model. If Chrissy was never in the life, I could see him being happier as a failed artist of some sort, vs Tony who was always fit to be a predator.

[@buzzardleflesh334]

the "Adrianna card" lmao meanwhile he throws a hissy fit and kills his top earner over a fkin horse...Tony was a shit boss and a total selfish hypocrite that ran Nawf Joisey into the ground

[@ChaZ-cp6qw]

Shelfish

[@iamcase1245]

When the show was at it's height in fame I used to get into raging arguments with Italian-American friends over the last 3 seasons of the Sopranos. Tony is a piece of shit and a terrible leader, they all thought he was a God and the Sopranos were something to look up when in reality they were a glorified crew.

[@tacoman4731]

@@iamcase1245 I'm surprised more the of crew didn't become informants. Tony makes it so easy for these guys to want him gone.

[@Discipleofthelordandjesus]

@@iamcase1245😂🤣

[@marcusking8507]

Ralph was a piece of sh!t who needed to go, regardless of how toxic Tony became towards the end.

[@PurposelessRabbitholes]

Everything from 3:07 on is just fucking jaw-dropping. Michael Imperioli gave the performance of a lifetime as this character

[@artieboy24]

Here Here! Absolutley 100% true. Michael Imperioli iwas easily the most talented actor on that show.

[@mattblah7737]

Chris definitely showed a lot more of the different aspects of his character than anyone else. He should have never gotten into the life but really if he hadnt, hed have been a total nothing nobody. All he had was Tony to look up to. Doomed from the start.

[@noisedept.5184]

Damn right

[@listentothenightfilms]

If it were the 70s he'd be up there with De Niro and Keitel.

[@ronoccc]

he was easily as good as gandolfini if not better

[@blahblahmeowchow6383]

Too bad Chris didn't score that pocket dog bag earlier; Cosette could have avoided tragedy by crawling in there for warmth.

[@xrphoenix7194]

Little Cosette, whateva happened there

[@timothygumenik726]

when Tony said "How many times you gonna play the Adriana card" Chris should have answered "forever"

[@donarthiazi2443]

Tony should have kept him at arm's length from day 1. The guy was pathetic

[@gordianknot6867]

@@donarthiazi2443you sound like tony’s mom

[@donarthiazi2443]

@@gordianknot6867 Yeah well, Livia(that's her name btw) would be correct. A guy👃 with a well-below-average IQ that's an alcoholic, drug addicted weakling, that loves to beat the shit out of women and *whine like a bitch* over everything imaginable... would be a good person to get rid of from the beginning 😂😂😂. Right?

[@artvandelay837]

kard???! kard!?

[@swansonjoe7121]

@@donarthiazi2443 Do u mean Christopher was pathetic? For losing his girlfriend??

[@kstanton87]

"There was a woman...she worked the bon-bon concession at the Eiffel Tower."

[@wanderingbear6547]

That IRA of the bon bon woman. She worked the concessions at the Eiffel Tower. That’s where we met.

[@BookshelfQBattler]

“Hey, you hear that? I says there was this woman and she was workin the nom nom concession at the Eiffel Tower heheh.”

[@rojhasan548]

​@BookshelfQBattler Ally boy: she worked the bon bon concession at eifel tower

[@MikeJones-iy5vl]

Chris subconsciously bought things for Adrianna and not consciously for Tony. Then gets yelled at by Tony for not being around. He clearly misses Ade. Absolutely brutal.

[@Michael-cp4bg]

Insightful. I hadn't thought of this.

[@bendover2649]

Didn't he steal them?

[@darshin95]

@@bendover2649 Yes, Stole and Punched Lauren Becall lol! it's coincidence that Adrianna would have loved the gifts

[@wd2729]

Tony got mad af when he saw that dog bag couse it reminded him about dog Chris killed

[@lt.lasereyez8891]

He stole that bag and it's content, he didn't buy or picked out anything

[@dyballocks1296]

Christopher is a moron but a very tragic character. Him and Bobby are the hardest deaths for me to stomach

[@Snarkythecat]

He actually seemed to be pretty sharp and very self-aware when he was sober.

[@BlaccSuave]

U gotta remember Chrissy killed J.T. with no provocation the episode b4 Tony Killed Him Bobby's death was Heavy,Silvio gettin hit up was upsetting as well

[@dyballocks1296]

@@Snarkythecat agreed, he actually could've been something if he wasn't tied to the mob lifestyle since his birth really

[@danielyoung6778]

@@Snarkythecat he's a bit dim at times but he's also incredibly perceptive and basically fearless throughout the series. It's easy to forget sometimes but there's plenty of reasons why Tony saw him as the eventual heir. If it hadn't been for his insecurities and Tony's terrible job as a father figure Chris could have been a lot more than the man he became.

[@ronoccc]

yes and no. he deserved to die. he was far, far more of scumbag and a psychopath than bobby was. don't forget he helped murder that innocent waiter never felt any remorse. he also murdered JT which everyone seems to forget about, a fellow addict and citizen. again, no remorse. but yes, he was a tragic character, i don't think he was born evil but became so over time in the life. and the adriana decision was very tragic

[@hlf_coder6272]

The whole thing could’ve been avoided if Adrianna had been smart enough to say “Lawyer!” when the FBI first snagged her. They had nothing on her at first.

[@billybatts8283]

They told her they did and she believed them. Also, she knew the life and knew she was just a woman and they would have zero problem whacking her. She knew what monsters they were to any threat.

[@rohunsaigal2576]

Honestly that’s on Chrissy, I’m sure Tony gave Carmela the full drill on what to say and who to call in any scenario like that. She should have been prepped better

[@NewWesternFront]

I was arrested recently and honestly it really is a stressful situation where you might not be so confident in what your rights exactly are and what you're lawfully supposed to answer and submit to given the context of the situation. That being said I'm not associated with the mob so yeah she should probably be more aware

[@nathanmcandrew4778]

@@NewWesternFrontif you've got the time, give "You Have the Right to Remain Innocent" a read. The police themselves get their loved ones to read it, because they're so fucking good at pretending to be your buddy, lying to your face, then laying their head on the pillow for an effortless sleep at the end of an entire shift of doing just that. If you're a law abiding citizen, read it, if you're a criminal, definitely read it

[@mkultra2456]

@@NewWesternFront Are you sure you;re being honest? Be honest now.

[@hanklesacks]

This scene reminds me of when tony used to bring gifts for his mother and she would always flip him off. He wasn't the same sociable tony from season 1, by season 6 he grew to be very miserable, paranoid and resentful. Tony with his paranoia started to view chris with his drug problem and his constant mentioning of adrianna as a liability who would rat him out at any second. Chris was desperately trying to mature and be a better person, and throughout the show it was somtn tony always wanted, but in the end it somehow only made tony resent him more.

[@hisholiness4537]

Tony just want everybody else to be as miserable as he is all the time.

[@bobpage6597]

We saw it time and time again with Tony. Christopher became a better person when he was sober. Tony hated that, resented it. He did the same with Janice when she was working on her anger management and started to succeed. Tony couldn't stand seeing Janice having happiness, so he caused the big stink at the dinner about her dumped son. Nobody could be happy with Tony - he would never allow it, always sabotage someone. Look at Gene. Allow him to 'retire' and fuck off to Florida to live the high life with his $2 million? Nah fuck that, he'd be happy. Can't allow that!!! By the end, Tony was an absolute malignant c*nt!

[@brennanc4321]

He knew Chris hates him by then.

[@themadtitan7603]

​@@brennanc4321 The scene with the gifts was before Tony knew he hated him. He wouldn't see this until S6B after eventually seeing the similarities between himself and Danny Baldwin's character in Cleaver.

[@blackofthekin]

He didn't really want him to mature though, just to become a more reliable minion. By the end, Tony was so narcissistic and toxic, he could not bear the thought of Christopher doing even slightly better with his demons. He was very smart and clearly understood what Christopher was going through with his addiction but chose to offer only the basest macho type comments to him only to bring him down even more. He did the same thing to Janice when she was doing better with her rage issues. In both those instances he understood exactly what he was seeing, people doing better, and chose to make them miserable for it. After watching the show, for some reason, these scenes remained the most disgusting ones in my mind and not the killings or any of that.

[@TheTruthDon]

Fat T was harsh there, Adrianna card haha... Different story if he lost Carm or indeed when he lost the horse.

[@jimrogers9709]

she was a rat tho

[@christaylor3911]

More comparable to Puss. He was one of Tony’s best friends and was also a rat. Both had to go, there’s no excuse or forgiveness when you turn.

[@themaddogofcrenshaw7367]

Well Carm was Tony's wife and legally couldn't be compelled to cooperate against Tony

[@mkultra2456]

Your car is gay.

[@emperor_ivan]

FAT T?!?! 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@JohnDoe-od7ye]

Christopher’s confession: I thought you said ‘I’m alright Spider’.

[@BlaccSuave]

I am alright,U aint alright U got a lot of fuckn problems

[@josiahcone7506]

No no I thought you said you're alright spider

[@Njderig]

Dance dance spider

[@josiahcone7506]

Whole family full of rats.

[@josiahcone7506]

Keep your eye on the Spider, man.

[@imcharming4808]

Michael Imperioli is so good at playing like he's high.

[@DrojanaleTorvic]

he is high

[@Njderig]

It’s those Manson lamps

[@ahmato9840]

Playing?

[@nibba6929]

He ded-ent!!

[@dewilew2137]

“I did-dent” wasn’t realistic. You stutter when you’re drunk, but not when high on heroin. From what I understand, a lot of cast members were drug users IRL, particularly cocaine. I’m not sure if he’s ever done heroin, but it’s possible. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@FY-uu9hl]

Tony became a caricature of himself in the final season

[@mikethechemis]

Why is that so? I did find his behavior strange, but thought that this is how he changed as a personality, in way which was intended by authors

[@Silvio89Dante]

he was basically becoming very similar to Livia as the series progressed... very sad indeed

[@toshcameron366]

He some how became worse after all most dying like opposite of Jamie Lannister

[@darth856]

I think the burden of leadership is what caused him to slowly turn into this miserable joyless prick.

[@hopoff9968]

I like how his accent became more cartoony, it's really funny the way he'd say certain words like asbestos.

[@phil-Leotardo.171]

With Rodolfo outta da picture we have another problem, dat pygmy thing CineRanter! The man is a disgrace, I'm disgusted by him, he makes me sick!

[@deepoil89]

Good point Uncle Philly, now I gotta go try to take a shit

[@steveg7066]

Don't do it to yourself Phil

[@bennylegend7556]

Uncle Phil. Can I have another Silo, please?

[@Aradim90]

Cine whatever, that animal.... I can't even say his name!

[@TraceLight]

It’s all messed up over at cineranter, there isn’t even a gun and sword on the table. Nobody gets their finger pricked. It either means something, or nothing.

[@BookshelfQBattler]

It sounds silly but I’ve struggled with my weight my whole life and I always sympathized with Chrissy. The same people who complain about my weight are the same people who get pissed off when I won’t go out to eat with them or scarf down food at their barbecue. And I’ll compromise and go and have a salad but they just sit there pissed off that I won’t have pizza, burgers ice cream etc. The people you’re closest to never want you to change.

[@quetzal8100]

You want compromise? How’s this:

[@stevestrider362]

When you try to limit your intake of food etc, it's amazing how many people suddenly become really pushy about it. The idea of you having a quiet boundary that doesn't affect them just drives them up the wall somehow 😅

[@patrickmccutcheon8860]

@@stevestrider362It’s because it forces them to take a look at themselves and they don’t like what they see, so if they can get the morally superior person to budge and break, then their sins aren’t as bad.

[@FarrYaweh]

Adriana never had the makings of a varsity mob wife.

[@chrismemphis8062]

damaged goods

[@derekgarza553]

chris rant at the AA meeting is pure symphony as it perfectly summarizes his relationship with tony throughout the show

[@aunch3]

It’s hilarious with the people there just staring in disbelief

[@Chris-se7qd]

Drug addiction, existential crisis and constantly manipulated by his boss. The similarity between Tony/Chris and Walter/Jessie relationships from BB, is conspicuous enough.

[@rodrigocaballero2046]

"pours your drink with one hand and judges you with the other if you take it" you can say everything you want but chris was right. tony is my favourite character but it's true, sometimes he can behave like a total asshole.

[@onajiranac7237]

Pours you a drink*

[@langer24106]

@@onajiranac7237 Walt Whitman ova here

[@giorgiogazzola5972]

Sometimes?

[@onajiranac7237]

@@langer24106 so thats it, no leeway, no compromise just stupid fuckin jokes?

[@rodrigocaballero2046]

@@onajiranac7237 fixed. thanks a lot, eugene o'neill.

[@sphere9040]

I thought his confession was gonna be that his daughter was eventually gonna work at the bing! Hehe

[@bigalthecrusher]

OOOOhhhhh

[@forgetaboutitwillya5702]

Paulie, you were his Dutch uncle. How can you say that?

[@heavingearth6727]

Good thing you didn’t confess about that Johnny Sack thing aye Paulie?

[@sphere9040]

@@heavingearth6727 WHO YOU BEEN TALKING TO?

[@wacodraco1558]

I heard that laugh in Tony Sirico’s voice

[@speckyhotdog84anderson6]

Imperiolis acting is nothing short of spectacular right behind james gandolfini. when he's talking to his sponsor trying to hold back the tears when speaking abt adriana is heartbreaking 💔

[@donarthiazi2443]

🙄

[@safestart6252]

idk if id say behind james

[@pandadoublexl]

Gandolfini had the presence and charisma, but I'd say Imperioli stole the show purely from an acting standpoint.

[@Seniorfirstofficer]

Tony knocking back a first class trip to Australia like it's nothing

[@yolo7349]

20 hour flight, who can blame him😂

[@summ.3433]

​@@yolo7349Who gives a shit, it's a vacation

[@NewWesternFront]

after the first 12 hours it all really blends together to one uncomfortable experience and then it's over@@yolo7349

[@yolo7349]

@@summ.3433 You think a mob boss has time for a vacation that’s 20hours away

[@ogeazyd5604]

I’m in Australia and I want all the gabagool for myself, YA HEAR ME?

[@bobpage6597]

Quite remarkable how Christopher can be a perfectly normal person when sober and not surrounded by his Mafia 'buddies' - he should have gotten out of the life when he had the chance. Gone to Hollywood and tried to break into the market. Even if he only had B-movie success......its still something, and at least he would have been alive to see his daughter grow up!

[@defragsbin]

He was also a sociopath who'd shoot a store clerk for serving someone before him. He was just like Tony -- he had his qualities and a lot of potential to be a good human being, but ultimately he was a fucking scumbag, mostly due to the company he kept and the life he was pushed into. Just ask JT!

[@rdkap42]

I think he flipped and there was a microphone in his hat when he died. He started using again because of the anxiety of talking to the Feds.

[@lambsauce5312]

​@@rdkap42again with the scenarios

[@James_Price79]

Chuckling hard at how fat, moody and obnoxious Tone was here. Jimmy was a genius

[@James_Price79]

@Jaime D I gotta play the sad clown for everyone

[@kaj7135]

@@James_Price79 Ok but you gotta get over it.

[@dewilew2137]

Well, he was fat, moody and obnoxious in real life. Not much genius involved.

[@honeyblunt5150]

M'boy, are you fat

[@mattwallace6873]

havin a heart to heart with a mobster in a stairwell the makings of a happy ending

[@kaj7135]

You no want happy ending? Me rove you rong time.

[@mattwallace6873]

@@kaj7135rest cardware

[@NewWesternFront]

punch@@mattwallace6873

[@CypherIsland]

Chris’ rant at the AA session is truly some amazing acting by Imperioli. He genuinely seems so stressed and angry, and that the venting is actually freeing for him.

[@vidyasinganathan9058]

He doesn’t miss Adriana. He’s resentful and regretful that he didn’t win Tony’s favour like he thought he would from sacrificing her. Basically, he’s mad that Tony didn’t hold up his end of the bargain when Chris did his (ie disposing of Aid).

[@defragsbin]

I think he does miss her, but you're also right.

[@talk2s5061X]

Chris was the best man, his performances were epic

[@rugger104]

Stan didn’t have the makings of a varsity J.T. Dolan.

[@James_Price79]

Lol

[@maximusdecimusmeridius5500]

J.T. Dolan Great writer Nash Bridges, Hooper man, Law and Order the SUV

[@MiodragSimke]

Stan was lucky Chris did not become his friend.

[@maximusdecimusmeridius5500]

@@MiodragSimke but I'm pouring my heart out to you here! You're in the mafia Chris.

[@jimreily7538]

​@@maximusdecimusmeridius5500Cleaver. His masterwork.

[@Comictalent]

You know Tony, I know you're the boss, but a quick thank you for the ridiculously expensive watch that you're gonna give to Carmela as an apology for something might have gone a long way with Christopher. Then to call it "the Adriana card..." Just brutal

[@xxczerxx]

There's so much contempt in Tony's body language and general demeanor towards Chris in that first scene (and all scenes from this period of the show). It's incredible to see the transition from the first season to Tony's demon-esque state by the end.

[@defragsbin]

On the one hand, he said something that was true ("And in the end you're completely alone with it all.") and Sil proved that by lasting a few weeks before he was hospitalised by stress. On the other hand, Jackie seemed to be level-headed, genial and good humoured. Either way, Tony went from a conflicted character with a lot of qualities to a complete monster. Incredible writing and acting. RIP Jim. Michael did a supreme job with Chris, too.

[@stan269ts]

Our man Borko, out here doing God's work. Bless you brother.

[@SquallRealm]

Watching this four minute clip - my reaction was "what an incredible actor."

[@wojak-sensei6424]

Season 6 Tony is a real stark contrast from Season 1. You barely see the joy in his eyes anymore. And for someone who looks up to Ton as hard as Chris does, it feels like he's dragging you down with him.

[@pjom4191]

Looking at tony from christopher's viewpoint is fascinating

[@tomblah]

0:23 now that would have been a good spinoff “The Sopranos: Down Under”

[@HOTD108_]

Vito was a down under kind of guy.

[@rugger104]

This was Christopher’s phase when he was “just freshening up”. RIP Two Black Guys.

[@kthompson999]

Rodolfo brought Borko some swag from Brazil.... He was never seen again.

[@msimomi]

He later died of Alzheimer's.

[@ToeKneeTea]

Put airline ticket on docking station.

[@andrelavandero3041]

I certainly wouldn't be surprised if Vince Gilligan used this scene to inspire Jesse's group therapy monologue, along with his confession to Hank. There's a slight analogy there.

[@BB-wx1cw]

This might be one of your best uploads man. I loved Chistopher.

[@Lincolnlogsoff]

Thank you so much for the clips, I sometimes don't like to comb through episodes to find my favorite part

[@markrobertson6664]

After everything Don Borko’s done for you....I need to get into pasifics?

[@kylereece173]

When Christopher is on the job and not getting high he's totally underappreciated. He earns good

[@ahmagebishoor7675]

I dont have a joke to make, just that i love all you soprano fans. I think even to this day this is greatest fanbase out there. The jokes are always funny and clever. Keep it up guys. Also thanks borko, you serbian man.

[@ahmagebishoor7675]

@Steve Turowski thanks you too

[@josey8930]

Christopher plays the Adriana card more then Phil Leotardo tells you that he went to prison for 20 years.

[@BlaccSuave]

Not a fuccn peep!!

[@MultiLiverpool1]

Phil was in the can?

[@BlaccSuave]

@A.P. Guaschino Wtf??!!? Where do U live in Oshkosh?

[@MultiLiverpool1]

@@BlaccSuave It's just strange that he never mentioned it

[@brenthenshaw3585]

More than Jackie Jr. mentions his fawtha.

[@billybatts8283]

Tony is without a doubt one of the single greatest fictional monsters ever created on screen.

[@andrewmartin7697]

Borko: not many KZbin uploaders have had to pay the price I did How long you gonna play the HBO card?

[@rojhasan548]

Tony picking up that dog hand bag rhinking he was going to gift it to some side gal after a fling😂😂

[@ritual12thexit88]

Borko: Upload, upload, upload, its all I ever do!

[@rb-ln3fo]

Vito was focused and Chris wasn't. There was nothing they could do about it. It was among the Italians.

[@ehsaankhan7078]

no lie tony's treatment of chrissy really was sad and even heartbreaking, like he said, he got nothing, for making the ultimate sacrifice he did with Adriana, chrissy should've taken action sooner if you know what i mean

[@huaijiutv]

If your favorite dog catches rabies, it's time to put it down. Or just wait for it to crawl under your butt for warmth.

[@BlaccSuave]

Crissy was a Made Guy and Cozette wasnt

[@Nash9r]

borko: Give, give, give is all I ever do! We: We know, but we love you for it, not like uncle Tony.

[@cletus2941]

is that tony uncle johnny or tony uncle al

[@wanderingbear6547]

Don’t forget Tony uncle Philly. God rest his soul

[@coolguy09ful]

I felt bad for Chris he was the only one that loved Tony yeah Sil and Bobby rose to be his second and third but no one loved Tony like Chris did that’s why it hurt him so much

[@jjthomas8171]

Christopher deserves better. I just wish he could have done the hipster angle. He could have started an indie rock band with Brandon Filone, gismonte and bevilaqua, they could have lived in Williamsburg together living the hipster dream. Imagine Christopher talking shit to the members of Animal Collective. Oh man that would have been a great season 4 angle

[@BlaccSuave]

They wldnt b official until They recored in Denmark

[@Reprodestruxion]

Zuppa shoutout!!!

[@neilgerace355]

That swag was crap, how could Christufuh think he could impress T with it?

[@bigalthecrusher]

Exactly.... should have included some soft drinks of choice

[@IndustrialMilitia]

First class trip to Australia sounds super nice.

[@effortlessawareness8778]

In some circles, it was consida’d grade A shit. Maybe T just needs to be a lil open minded... Y’know excercise a lil Global Thinkin? wouldn’t kill em to get wit da times a lil, Y’know, Buy himself a lil chihuahua put that D&G dog purse to good use. It’d adda bittta pep in his step.

[@mical7430]

A quality timepiece for the wife and a holiday in Australia with 5 star accommodation + 1st class airfare?

[@neilgerace355]

@@mical7430 But I live in Australia and I already have an automatic watch :)

[@davisbenstone7485]

Love the sopranos videos. Thank you!

[@Lucaslf2_]

2:22 there was the moment when chrissy learned the word ostrafized

[@playboykillua2546]

You can hear the hurt in his voice at 3:35.

[@maximusdecimusmeridius5500]

Give give give that's all I ever do, I try to help borko with ideas on this thing of ours and that pygmy thing down in Mexico. And borko never appreciated it! I think that's when the relationship between me and borko got poisoned.

[@BLUEPELICAN234]

Christopher came back from something he’s always been passionate in (movies) and realized he now had to come back to working for an egomaniac sociopath.

[@drunkdave5677]

borko , if you ever do another Massive Hypocrisy video, you should include "How many times are you going to play the Adrianna card?" and juxtapose it with Carmela criticizing Tony for playing the depression card. "Card? CARD?!?!!"

[@alibabaali1697]

Not for nothing borko I couldn't help but thinking if you were here watching your uploads things wouldn't of gone the way they did.

[@Supahpowahnerd890]

A lot of The Sopranos' character dynamics relies on the main cast being unwilling to be emotionally vulnerable. The therapy sessions are a contrivance to give Tony a way of speaking his mind but even then he maintains a degree of guardedness and self-delusion. The nature of their profession gave Tony the impression that if it was ever found out that he was seeking a psychiatrist then it'd be perceived as a sign of weakness that'd get him whacked. Even in the company of close associates, supposedly close friends, there's a Stoic and hierarchical guise constantly being maintained. Moltisanti gains some measure of release and affirmation through his AA sessions, friendship even, that he's completely deprived of among people who ostensibly should be supporting and nurturing him considering all he's done for them. It's fascinating because this kind of "Bowling alone" problem isn't unique to organized crime.

[@briangreen1781]

Artie's hand.... Hamburger Helper Glove ova hear.

[@Jmar1024]

Just like the Godfather trilogy and goodfellas, they initially glorify the mob but slowly show how ruthless and narcissistic they are. Tony's storyline is very similar to Pacino in the Godfather. He isin't half the man his father was (like Tony wasn't half the man Jackie Sr was). He starts off a bit humble, somewhat decent; but gradually turns into a power hunger, narcissistic monster. Destroys his entire family, and dies full of regret and alone

[@defragsbin]

Yup, he talks a lot about the pressure and being completely alone with it, but Jackie Sr. had it all worked out before the cancer got him. Tony's problem is a mixture of familial & following in his father's footsteps in the life. If he'd been able to leave the mob, he had a chance of being a good person (see: his sister Barbara). However, with Johnny Boy (selfish POS killer) and Livia (neglected wife, black hole, malignant narcissist) as parents and being a boss that was surrounded by sociopaths, he was doomed.

[@jackdorsey8902]

When I die, the family shinebox goes to my son.

[@titsmcghee1086]

I’m first?! Nice! Now go get me a slice and soft drinks of choice 😎

[@Nash9r]

Don't disrespect the borko parlour

[@Alex-xf7mp]

Charles Schwab over here hehehe

[@KingKhanate1997]

The sheer amount of back pats forced into every wise guy hug never fails to amuse me 😂

[@duckasarus3663]

The Toblerone, what ever happened there?

[@nikitasfetsis2520]

Stay away from port Newark. Don't even drive out to Jersey. Not even on Sundays.

[@MiodragSimke]

Wow, I totally forgot all these 3 scenes. Excellent scenes!

[@James_Price79]

I'm going to Sarasota next year instead of Australia

[@AT-ki8jz]

My Sopranos KZbin Uploader, for all his great Sopranos content... Skip one el señor de los cielos upload, and you're ostracized

[@gav8558]

He hands you a shoe with one hand and judges you with the other if you shine it.

[@nickcara97]

“Okay, fine.” He knows what he did, even if he doesn’t fully show it. It’s only to avoid his own personal guilt that he focuses on Tony’s role in his life altering mistake instead of his own. Chris has to blame Tony for coercing him into prioritizing the “family” above all else in his life, because if he openly acknowledged that he alone willingly chose throw away his love and best chance at a normal happy life, all for someone that never really saw him as anything more than a useful pawn, the grief and shame would inevitably destroy him.

[@nashkar6561]

"pours you a drink with one hand, judges you with the other if you take it". I'm literally lol

[@TheRandomvidswatcher]

How many times is Christopher gonna play the Adriana card? Whatever happened there...

[@BlaccSuave]

Whatever happened there!!!!

[@odeleon24]

Yea, it’s sad when they go young like that

[@BlaccSuave]

@@odeleon24 Whn They go??!!??

[@buddyisreal1911]

The character Christopher was sad to the core. You can tell this brothered him proving himself to Tony and this Mafia they called family. Having to sacrifice his fiance that he loved even proving to Tony that he himself can be trusted. He just wanted respect & not be treated like a red headed step child.

[@Tres_Nueve]

Lol Tony was a complete gluttonous monster by the end. Corpulent, heavy breathing, completely selfish.

[@jumbothompson]

M'boy was he fat.

[@TheRealSuperJ]

All Chrissy does is give, give, give. Very generous this one.

[@oblivion85]

“Pours you a drink with one hand and judges you with the other if you take it”

[@DopestKnives]

Not sure if this has been discussed yet, but was Tony’s weight gain in the later seasons supposed to represent the build up of stress in his life? Tony never worked out more than twice In the show, but with his divorce with Carmela, the increasing pressure from the FBI, was his added weight intended from David Chase or was it just James gaining some weight?

[@fooman530]

he was gaining weight lol cmon now

[@osmoticmonk]

He was putting on weight but it happened to lend more authenticity to his character’s arc.

[@douglasmurphy3266]

It was meant to represent a journey from "before" to "WAY before". Timeline got fucked up.

[@amina-pr8xt]

Like in "Godfather III": "Your sins are terrible. It is just that you suffer." Chris topher complains but it are his sins

[@webisutton01]

Michael Imperioli has a beautiful intensity when he plays the hurt side of Christopher Moltisanti. The stare in his eyes that he has in his delivery of lines is Shakespearian in it's delivery.

[@Dimka2012Bo]

Adriana was the only person in his life who loved him, even his mother didn’t care for him. Once she was gone, he was alll alone.

[@hm1734]

It was you...!! Borko!!

[@luc.juan333]

Tony was hard to watch in the last couple seasons. He had turned into an absolute monster.

[@ExtraChrisP08]

Just when I thought I've see all the Soprano clips the internet has to offer...Borko to the rescue.

[@bobbyfirmansyah8580]

"There was this Puerto Rican Hoowah, she keeps saying "Sundae! Sundae! Sundae!" eventhough she knew i want Grilled Cheese from Radiator.."

[@PhilLeotardosGhost]

You wouldn't believe what us people in The Can get. Total *****n' grilled cheese off da radiator. I couldn't help but think if I were here, lookin' after my crew. Thankfully, my kid brudda Billy took care of Pattie and the grandkids. Only for that ****a*****n' animal, Blundetto......