The Sopranos - Tony meets a black preacher

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[@tylers6611]

One of the rare times tony actually respected a black person....

[@ryannarcisse]

And dont forget “Sir Lawrence of the meadowlands”

[@NoKapprio]

@@ryannarcisse 😂

[@futarydary]

Charcoal Briquette

[@asdghhjkkwoowri]

@@futarydary ehhh a moolinyan..?

[@dust4602]

Only because he fought a war.

[@kbholla]

This is one of my favorite scenes in the series. Tony has so much respect for that man, and when he passes he is actually a little saddened by it, because he knows they are a dying breed.

[@ArgosySpecOps]

"they" as in people from that era. The Greatest Generation.

[@MA-ki2fl]

what episode shows tony sad about that old black guys death?

[@johnnyoldenjr.]

M A I believe its a funeral there at around the time meadow is dating the Mises kid

[@themagnanimous1246]

deenman23 ooooooo we got an edgelord over here everybody

[@CyberCheese392]

Kbholla They are dying because they are afraid and find it hard to adapt to the future/technology.

[@diegobareno5820]

Never underestimate a man's determination to be free.

[@mickymcfarts5792]

+Diego Bareno or to take that freedom from another

[@Tsadi9Mem9Khet9]

Determination? What are you talking about? Most slaves stayed right where they were until Lincoln freed them (which you wouldn't think would've been very efficacious to begin with given that he was calling for the emancipation of slaves in a region that had declared its independence from the United States and thus, his authority) and in the north, they remained enslaved even after that, and like most of them, most people in the United States are in the final stages of surrendering the last vestiges of freedom in exchange for promises of security and benefits.

[@Tsadi9Mem9Khet9]

Kbholla No, they didn't wait to die, they nearly all lived on the plantations because that's what most of them thought they were supposed to do, just like so many obey the ever more corrupt and socialist system because most are born followers who will do whatever the shepherd propagates amongst the flock. It is very ironic that the only reason for the fact that slavery in America along with the control over women and gays that masculine men used to exert are made to appear so demonically wrong is to propagate their influence making it unthinkable that anyone would again seek to control them, and this to create chaos to eventually bring forth a tremendously more complete and thorough and invasive worldwide slave state in which all would be enslaved aside from a small group of "owners".

[@tlahuicolebarrraz7772]

Thing is people like you are so removed from the society that you hate so much you have no idea what its about. I bet you get most of your news from very specific news websites or news outlets and put anything outside of your narrative as propaganda. I also assume that you stick to small social group or community and have little real interactions outsiders of this. This is how this paranoid delusional thought develops. The sad thing is I assume you probably read a lot of online publications so I'm not gonna call you stupid, though I am in a way. Because what you said is kinda ridicules, if you actually think about it. If I were you, and this is a subject that you're really interested in, read some peer reviewed academic journals.

[@Tsadi9Mem9Khet9]

Tlahuicole barrraz Who are you responding to? Regardless, to suggest that anyone take any "peer reviewed academic journals" seriously is reflective of a born-follower incredibly ignorant and stupid mentality, though you "think" the opposite. You see, most people, being born followers, just like the majority of members of most mammalian species, do not think independently, and thus follow whatever direction the herd is moving in, and furthermore, they suppress anything which defies that. The problem is that the usurper subhuman cocksucking psychopathic filth responsible for the existence of this world system, and the academic community specifically, are usurpers of the role of leader of the herd. They are shepherds or ranchers as opposed to rams and bulls, and they have no vested interest in the well-being of the flock or herd, but only in using them to carry out their own agenda.

[@AQUAPHREESH193]

one of the rare moments on this show that displayed a respectable black character LOL

[@nunya1738]

Don't feel TOO bad...not like any of these mobsters or associates are respectable (smile).

[@louisgarday9404]

Hell, any really respectable character at all. Black, Italian, Hispanic, WASP, Jew, Arab ect just about everyone in this show had dirty hands.

[@AQUAPHREESH193]

excellent point!

[@TheCoreContingency]

David Chase mentioned how he was disturbed that fans of the show idolized the mob lifestyle. You're not supposed to respect Tony or the (corrupt) Preacher but rather the old man here who lives a quiet life and served in WWII.

[@AQUAPHREESH193]

it IS disturbing!! look at what happened to uncle junior at the end! all the money, sex, and murder all for what?

[@emmanuelfeleke8456]

RIP the legendary Bill Cobbs

[@Special1Mourinho]

"Jesus Christ you scared the shit out of me!" "Jesus ain't got nothin to do with it" Fuckin nailed hahahaha

[@thebadaids]

Tony had so much respect for this man that he wasn’t even the tiniest bit upset that the old gentlemen didn’t bother to offer him whatever choice of soft drink he wanted.

[@davidhilton2625]

Here's Tony's smooth ability to size up a person with simple conversation. Genius.

[@wilcar3488]

He probably left cause he knew that old man couldn’t be duped into one of his lil schemes

[@jasonhenry8038]

As much as Tony was a "Traditionalist" of his Italian culture & his strict policy on his dealings with African-Americans or any other culture outside his race going no further than business related matters, Tony respected this man because not only was he from his father's era, but he represented the "old school" tradition of how people carried themselves in his time when he was a child. People held true value in themselves, not to forget, Tony was a huge fan of history/history of war, considering his profession & all. So when he saw that this man fought in WW II, any "racial reservations" Tony had were gone. Truth be told, had Tony not been in the "Waste Management" business, I think 💭 Tony would've at least had a few friends, African American & otherwise (still maybe not as accepting to Meadow & AJ marrying outside their race) .

[@Gaboxxy96]

He also got along fine with that other educated black guy in the whole housing scheme deal, and with the preacher. At the end of the day, deep down Tony was an individualist to the core and therefore didn’t really care about a person’s race or beliefs. But at the same time he grew up in an enviroment in which you are expected to stay within your group, even excluding other white ethnic groups. In the end he was more prejudiced than he was truly racist.

[@sensesfail10792]

@@Gaboxxy96 Tony was a raging racist. Explaining why he was the way he was is a plot point of the show. It's up to the viewer to understand that this isn't an excuse.

[@BVMUSICNJ]

@@sensesfail10792 I don't think a true racist could hold respect for a black man. He had prejudices towards blacks and would definitely never let his daughter marry one though.

[@badcoolshadow]

@@sensesfail10792 Tony Soprano was not a racist

[@sensesfail10792]

@@badcoolshadow I'm not sure you understood the show

[@TheValleyNerdz]

"Never underestimate a mans determination to be free" ........ *sips Coca-Cola

[@logandefelice4234]

yes boo capitalism very edgy

[@magiccookies420]

This comment is retarded

[@matthewmorris5893]

@@magiccookies420 I gave your dad some backshots

[@KurohigeDTeach-yy3yk]

@@matthewmorris5893 someone's been taking the same medication as Vito.

[@matthewmorris5893]

@@KurohigeDTeach-yy3yk I'm ova that now. I could probably get a note from my docta'

[@Mosquito_Valentine]

Heard the news and came straight here. R.I.P. Bill Cobb. A true legend!

[@edinscot56789]

This dude still has all his own teeth at 83 and he's drinking coca-cola? He must have the best dentist in the world!

[@BabyDingo]

Old generation like that-- they only bring out treats when they have guests. That coke has probably been sitting in his pantry for years lol...

[@ididntmeantoshootthatvietn5012]

He goes to finn the painless dentist

[@VUclear]

Either that or good genes (if not the best).

[@MobHeataEnt]

1:44 Back when the History Channel actually had history on it.

[@tonynasaofficial]

Fr

[@chrxs61632]

Not aliens and reality shows

[@henkdetenk3480]

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[@tremendous9667]

It even has some of that bible shit

[@BayAreaMike99]

“Aliens”

[@hibob418]

The great Bill Cobbs - with tons of tv and movie credits

[@dr.roberts4508]

That's Cobb's not Cobsy

[@kostarossides5062]

I've only realized just now that this guy is the old man from New Jack City who kills Nino Brown

[@tomzadvydas1758]

Kosta Rossides damn!!! Your right

[@Saturnia2014]

And the gun he uses to kill Nino Brown was a Luger lol

[@christopherowens6391]

Veteran actor Mr. Bill Cobb was in the movie the Bodyguard!

[@MrMedtech1437]

"Nino Brown..your souls required in hell!"

[@MiggyStyx]

66 year old man playing an 83 year old. Seems legit lol But hey I’m not complaining. Bill Cobbs is awesome!

[@tqcplaya20]

I've met a few 80 year Olds who could pass for 60 easily. 2 people in particular come to mind. I would have bet money they 65 top then they dropped the 80 bomb. Some people just get lucky lol

[@godschild4988]

Bill Cobbs is a great actor!👍

[@davidthompson184]

Not too far fetched. I’ve met black senior citizens who looked 20 years younger than they were.

[@trenttrip6205]

Black don’t crack, I’ve seen guys in their 80’s who looked 66

[@StepUpMedia039]

Bill also did an episode of Six Feet Under that same year and it was beautiful.

[@johnhoward3880]

old wise billy goat knew the vibe right away

[@fenecofeneco19]

He's not scared ,he doesn't want to be pushy,no need to, they are able to speak the same Language .

[@tobyjones205]

“If you say so..” People like Tony don’t knock on your door for idol chit chat and he knew it lol

[@2000Reflex]

I was just thinking about this episode yesterday and now he's really gone, RIP Bill Cobbs. You were a giant.

[@wspencerwatkins]

He was great, 90% of the time if you were thinking “who’s that old man from that movie” it was him What’s crazy is that in this scene he was only about 65, playing a character almost 20 years older.

[@christophera1709]

Does anyone ever notice that the characters in television shows and movies never finish their drink?

[@jakeduggan8886]

I did but I suppose no one wants to it they wanna get back to the action or whatever

[@SuperCanuck777]

YES.

[@eric5906]

Yes! and it always bothers me.

[@tonyjones1560]

You just make sure you finish your drink. On a long list of things that should never be wasted are good booze and good coffee, lol.

[@spearofconquest]

boganus699 i do it when talking to friends. with family I'll say bye.

[@jamie8032]

Tony respected attributes like heritage, honor, tradition, history and family more than skin color, and this scene shows it. He respects this man because he was in his fathers or uncles generation, a dying breed. Tony was old school, and respect for elders was ingrained into him.

[@speedracer2008]

Bill Cobbs is a great actor with a lovely voice.

[@Alexibanezzz]

The great Bill Cobbs, ladies and gentlemen.

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Cobbs

[@thetechlibrarian]

@@SuperGreatSphinx he is still alive too, I just realized he was in trading places too

[@jruss9851]

R.I.P

[@adamgoldsteintv]

Never underestimate a man’s determination to be free.

[@getreadytotube]

RIP Bill Cobbs 👼🏽

[@TBP1212]

What would one call what Tony's wearing? A sweater t-shirt? I'm fascinated whenever he wears one.

[@trevmac8362]

+Tasty Burger Productions It's called a "fatster' it's for guy's who are over weight and need to wear something somewhat casual and respectable but big and bulky enough to his their pot belly

[@crabhands2861]

Shortsleaved sweatshirt

[@rockolutheran]

@@trevmac8362 Idk if youre joking, but it's just a large golf tee OP

[@HelloNewMoon]

lol i used to see goombas wear those all the time

[@thenorthman515]

Rest in peace Sir

[@twistedmet]

The reverend's father was my favorite character. I wish they would have done more with him.

[@ThiCityProductions]

They just might have ..

[@PHOTOGRAPHYBYDEREK1]

Love the look on the Rev's face when he says "Television?" @ 1:47. lol

[@Nayops23]

0:13 ^ R.I.P Bill Cobb, such an amazing actor🙏🏼

[@choppsyboy6284]

Tony was intrigued with the preacher

[@fullbag50]

"Idolater! Your soul is required in hell!"

[@jamesl.3030]

mk,mk

[@StuUngar]

YOU KILLIN YOUR OWN PEOPLE!!

[@RichWeigel]

"All you kids...get out here!!"

[@cortion730]

BOOM!

[@lordsnow7515]

Step off Grandpa

[@LuchoInChains]

Sopranos is the best show ever, I love other shows but this one took the first place for me, I realized that just at the end of the last episode, and Gandolfini was an amazing actor. Sorry for the bad english, greetings from Argentina!

[@grandpathong]

your english is fine bro!

[@marcosharp4040]

.The police officer that pulled him over was respectable as well.

[@rogergarrison4271]

But this guy wasn't an ass

[@APOCALYPSE_X-MEN]

sn9696 What???

[@RB2331]

+Andy Barcenes That cop was a tool who should've never gave tony the ticket for speeding !

[@trevmac8362]

+RB2331 What? Tony was changing lanes constantly while he was speeding and clearly passing cars at a high rate of speed..The visual alone is enough to pull him over without any radar gun.He actually could have been cited for reckless or dangerous driving..Where did you learn to drive?

[@trevmac8362]

+sn9696 It's not the media it's an entertainment conglomerate (HBO) you stupid half wit..And contrary to the way your pea brain thinks 99% of black cops are respectable..Ironically(to what you wrote) the media goes out it's way to portray any cop of any color that is accused of doing something wrong as monsters...and if you watched further episodes is does portray many blacks in the show in a bad light..You stupid douche bag

[@marcelmiller7551]

RIP to the great Bill Cobb

[@Entropy106]

if you read the book for the sins of my father by Albert demeo, it said Roy demeo used to have a lot of respect for old people. and called them waking history books. his character is based on tony

[@bornfromforeign]

But roy was very very Nice with his family tho he never hit Albert in his life

[@DennisBTV]

Yeah but other than that he treated the rest of people like cattle, murdered a bunch of people in the apartment next to the Gemini lounge kill them drain the blood cut them up wrap it ship it to the junkyard. The Gottis went no where near Roy or his crew.

[@MrSteveG58]

I love the interaction between Bill Cobb and Tony.

[@369Bandido]

It's only fitting that they recast Bill Cobbs once again in a David Chase series. He and Sam Waterston were the two main elder cast members, in Chase's 1991 show called " I'll fly away"

[@timothy3732]

Wow. Tony didn't whack someone just for scaring him? Who knew?

[@juanreese6933]

Not a TV watcher. Haven’t had one in twenty years. But when I heard of the death of Cobbs, a name I couldn’t recall, I had to take a look at KZbin. Fantastic actor. He will be missed by many. What a commanding, booming voice. RIP WITH THE LORD

[@bokcmeatyvstheworld8273]

This brotha is a legendary actor 👏

[@juannaym8488]

"never underestimate a man's determination to be free" I didn't catch that at first, but this is a line thematically very important to The Sopranos

[@mmcneil777]

Toney respected this old preacher. Sensed he was true to his convictions. Reminded me of Michael Corleone and Cardinal Lamberto...

[@realazduffman]

Preacher brings two glasses then drinks from the can. Come on, guys!

[@SuperGrimupnorth]

+MrHappyBollox me too....but I missed that 1st time round. thanks

[@ricop421]

it's called good manners my grandparents do the same thing , it's optional

[@80s_Boombox_Collector]

Exactly

[@Imyourchuckleberry]

tony has his own can 2:13-2:14

[@sullivansongz]

MrHappyBollox you English guys read far too much into things ;-)

[@alexk6343]

Tony is a corrupted character, if he was a young person with different parents and raised in different times I think he wouldn't be racist. He has that front due to his business and black people being a useful scapegoat for the mafia, but he probably despises the KKK types. I believe that after he admitted he doesn't really care about Vito being gay. People who didn't grew up with the show and who are just discovering The Sopranos have no concept what that meant in the late 90s / early 2000s, it was a bit ahead of the curve, considering his culture and associates.

[@verzinghettorix6360]

Yeah the problem is less the depiction and the asshats who can’t discern that tony’s behavior is a character flaw and not an endearing quality .

[@juannaym8488]

most if not all people who are/were racist wouldn't be/have been if they had different circumstances when growing up. No one's born with hate for another race, it's inherited by circumstance

[@MontyQueues]

what's interesting is seeing how young tony is in this scene the way he talked about the history channel like was some teenager talking about fortnite also talking about business with his son without telling him about it weird lol

[@brianmcghee4684]

I call it funny. Black gentleman invites Tony in his home, but would Tony invite this guy into his home? NO

[@RosvStudios]

tony didnt have a problem with black people, he didnt want to mix black people into his family, simple as that. It's nothing racist about it. For example, I find black women very beatiful but I wouldn't date one because it would feel weird to me. Two different cultures.

[@TrueSaintly]

Well if that old black man is doing business with AJ we got more pressing matters to worry about.

[@sowhat...]

@@RosvStudios how is that not racist? Why would not want your daughter to date a black man if not because of racism? It's none of your business. It's your daughter's business. Also I don't understand why you wouldn't date even a beautiful black woman. Do you have any negative stereotypes about them? What's the worst thing you think would happen?

[@sowhat...]

@Van H. What pounding? Tf you talking about?

[@firststagegaming1483]

@@RosvStudios You find black women very beautiful but would never date one? That's pretty bizarre, lol.. I'd date blue or green women from other planets if I found them attractive enough. ;)

[@Broski8137]

"Parted the Red Sea praise his name... Never underestimate a mans determination to be a shinebox."

[@AlwaysReason]

Oh look, a jackass.

[@tlahuicolebarrraz7772]

aha good one mate! have a cookie. bet it took you all afternoon to come up with that one.

[@yattaguru]

Tlahuicole barrraz Nah it took him 20 fucking years 😉

[@wraynephew6838]

Life is so random. The older actor Bill Cobbs is still alive in his actual 80's. James Gandolfini has passed away at 50 years old ten years ago

[@thomass1891]

I have never watched this show but the dialogue is very good.

[@iknowmyabds5832]

Hopefully you've watched it by now

[@shooter7a]

Then you are very lucky, because you can watch it for the first time.

[@pmwest7977]

Tony's respect for WW2 veterans is a mystery.

[@TheFly212]

Not really. It was kinda a big deal.

[@jungshin87]

he likes the strong silent type

[@aveteranplayer6403]

I mean, Thomas Shelby was also a Gangster and a WW1 veteran so when someone is a war veteran like that they respect each other like they respect their own mother. Michael Franzese said once about many of his associates who were former US army soldiers who fought in the war back in the day. When it comes to defend your country you gotta do your job, you are not defending the cops, politics, politicians, social ideals, government or secret agencies. For them, they are defending their home and their family and is something that means so much for each gangster who has ever stepped a foot on mob business.

[@johnspinelli9396]

I mean the Italian mafia respects tradition and values such as that

[@davidwilliams1812]

Just finished Many St.of Newark I think he’s “Harold” 🤯

[@abbyhall7430]

i’m on the same path

[@ThiCityProductions]

I was thinking this but the age doesn’t match up. Dickie and him played football together in highschool. Maybe I guess. Junior seems about the same age as this guy

[@HPCer]

*Trips me out* - the 2 teenagers in the background pass by twice at 0:22 - or seems so to me. I thought the video had rewound.

[@andymoore9892]

They do! On each take Tony has a different facial expression lol.

[@orangewarm1]

wonder if that was deliberate.

[@djrahdj]

Diffrent people

[@fullbag50]

'...product placement from Coca-Cola...'

[@trevmac8362]

+Craig L in order to authenticate any scene you are going to have normal house hold products around.Coke has been around for 100 years and is the most popular soft drink so it's safe to assume the product could easily be in one's home..I highly doubt HBO and the producer/directer would say "Hey we need to get that coke product in there' and risk the integrity of a ground breaking show..What's next? The Porches Carmella drove or the Mercedes that Gloria Trillo drove?

[@fullbag50]

+Trev Mac - Trev, I agree with you. The law of averages says this to be true. That being said, you have to know it is product placement when seen in a show or movie, because there would be a lawsuit if an agreement had NOT been considered ahead of time. In short, Coca-Cola paid for their visibility in this episode.

[@trevmac8362]

you don't know that to an absolute certainty,maybe you're right maybe you're wrong..there is a benefit of the doubt though..now in movies like you mentioned i would say most likely..i agree with you on that point.

[@fullbag50]

+Trev Mac I know it to be true only because Coca-Cola would have to sign consent to be depicted in the show or The Sopranos/HBO would face a lawsuit. HBO is not going to sign a no-profit consent to Coca-Cola when they could offer similar rights for tens of thousands of dollars to Welch's, Sunkist, Nehi or Crush (all of which make grape soda, and would be a reasonable if not racist soda of choice a black man would offer a guest.)

[@trevmac8362]

Under your theory that would mean every product on TV & Movies would require extensive litigation before appearing on on shows.You are purely speculating.As for making it a social issue with race involved in one's taste of soda that borders on the ridicules in my opinion..

[@glravna]

One of my fav scenes.

[@Ultradude604]

I now want to drink coca cola.

[@FingerinUrDaughter]

that my friend, was literally the entire point of the scene.

[@countchocula2169]

Tetra Digm no

[@Longknife]

Welcome to marketing! We own you now.

[@91classicrock]

Lol same

[@dantirk1819]

that bible line! i love it

[@Anthony-go1yk]

This scene is solid gold

[@MoviePolitik]

Can't find the later scene after when Tony's talking to his son, probably one of the best scenes in The Sopranos

[@bobsmith3457]

I always liked this scene

[@robleeandroid]

1939 - 28 = 1911 1911 + 83 = 1994 Either Tony hopped in a DeLorean off screen or he never had the makings of a varsity mathematician

[@ThiCityProductions]

Or it’s Harold. And he was never in the military and he changed his age / angle after his beef with dickie moltasanti. Hints. Jesus has nothing to do with it and him being a preacher. I think people are missing this Easter egg big time

[@RossMonster]

He said he enlisted in 1943

[@juannaym8488]

@@RossMonster that would still not make sense. This is a season 2 episode, it played in 2000

[@TKnull]

83, he was a kid

[@calderarecords]

I got older! Shit! You were a DAMN good Pilot! (Buzzz.. John Spartan you are fined one credit for violation of the verbal morality statue)

[@Gitfiddle]

Great scene. Very subtle

[@TheIrishKnight0]

Rest in peace Bill Cobbs

[@ChilesRussellTaylor]

R.I.P. Bill Cobbs & James Gandolfini!

[@MrGettinBlazed]

Tony couldn't put it over the old fella so he got outta there real quick.

[@thebadaids]

“Only shit came out of the Bible was from Pharaoh’s ass when Moses parted the Red Sea” Amen, brother. Funny but true. And don’t bother trying to be edgy and coming in with all that cringe anti religious stuff. I don’t care if you’re an atheist, live your life and believe what your heart and mind tell you. But you don’t have to make sure you tell everyone any chance you get and belittle people for believing whatever they believe in their faith.

[@aarondenver1556]

Seems a bit hypocritical given what you said initially in your comment, doesn't it?

[@mathellman3099]

Never underestimate a mans determination to be a shinebox

[@80s_Boombox_Collector]

Never underestimate a YT commenter's determination to recycle the same comments over and over

[@jontherighteousman8914]

mat hellman 😂😂😂😂

[@Capricornchroniclesseries]

RIP 🪦 ❤ to both now

[@kayasper6081]

R.I.P. Bill Copps😢

[@JarvisBaileyVA]

That's the thing about Tony, he's a conditioned racist. He knows stereotypes and slurs because that's just what he grew up hearing from others. But then all of a sudden you meet him cordially, speak to him man to man, and he can't help but respect you. Maybe even like you regardless of race.

[@johnorlet5510]

Tony ain’t too bad at math

[@hatsuseno]

Nah, this is the Shinebox channel. I think you’d like it

[@codyjones3456]

RIP to Bill,he was a saint…and a reverend

[@juannaym8488]

letting Tony in shows true christian hospitality

[@LRS905]

Hey, it is Dell Paxton! "THANK YOU DEEEELLLLL!!"

[@rk6319]

The advertisement on this show is crazy, every company wants a piece of the sopranos.

[@naveengta]

I love this scene

[@TheIgnoredGender]

Those same two people in the background are walking by @ 0:23 and 0:26

[@duggiedug9148]

The Ignored Gender Dude that just ruined my experience with the show. Shit! Lol

[@KekasihMuGelap]

glitch in the matrix

[@bigqgod]

That’s the old man that killed Nino Brown in New Jack City 😂

[@GURJEETSINGH-od1ks]

Stay friends if you like

[@unclequack5445]

I like this guy he was in color of money with Paul Newman and a number of good films.

[@dr.roberts4508]

He's a nice man

[@tonyslice7279]

at least he didn't offer tony any uncle ben rice✊🏽

[@aveteranplayer6403]

I hate that he dies before Tony could talk more with him. But yeah this it is my favorite scene by far in The Sopranos.

[@colinworcester7938]

Rest in peace bill cobbs.

[@dsfdsfdsdsfdsfs3467]

he probably thought tony didn't understand that short sided comment.

[@dujuanbenton9035]

by getting up and leaving, Tony decided to give his son a pass, out of respect for his father, even though it was only a brief conversation, Tony was able to quickly surmise what this man may had been through in his life, and killing his only son due to a small transgression would be unworthy of this great man.

[@johnnyoldenjr.]

dujuan benton what the fuck are you talking about he wasn't there to kill his son he was actually there to talk with him that had a business deal. Dumb dumb

[@southsydesasha3125]

dujuan benton well put

[@possessedslig]

dujuan benton the amount of likes this got just goes to show how many people watching these clips haven't seen the show

[@RossMonster]

He had a business deal with his son. He cut him in on the extra money he stiffed from the union, because his son set-up the work stoppage in the first place.

[@fksara7708]

expected racist comments wasn't disappointed

[@fksara7708]

All lame to me

[@brutal_chud]

expected an arrogant anime avatar haver wasn't disappointed

[@80s_Boombox_Collector]

What did u expect, most YT commenters are 15 y/o white boys with no clue about the world, just stereotypes.

[@brutal_chud]

But how often do you see anyone wasting time on KZbin? If you see someone on their phone or laptop typing away, do you check up close if they're using any slurs? Isn't that awkward to do? Problem here: whites and asians are actually *the* least racist people on earth. USA, Germany, South Korea, Japan... which black countries can compete with them? These countries are unmatched in economic power and liberal values. If you're a minority like black or muslim you can even get above equal treatment in some of these countries. Blacks are overrepresented in American film and media, while asians are underrepresented. And not just in the states; look at British Christmas ads where, no exaggeration, every single coupling is white female black male. The strongest black economies are probably South Africa and Nigeria. Liberal values like anti-racism and equality simply aren't present there- in South Africa the white minority is under actual threat of extinction. Neighboring Zimbabwe long ago kicked their whites off the farms, and that country is shit, non-competitive, just underwent a regime change and will long deal with insane inflation and corruption Asia is paradise in comparison. Most of those countries are 95%+ homogenous, there isn't even any racism to judge there. Liberal democrats define racism as systemized, oppressive power- they say only whites can be racist. This idea was part of Hillary Clinton's campaign for the presidency. So a person in China with an opinion on blacks cannot even be racist since he has no majority or influence or advantage here in the states. There isn't even anything racist in this video comment section right here. This is nothing compared to what one might find on black twitter or world star, where anti-white hatred can get tens or even hundreds of thousands of people "liking" or "retweeting" it. Easy cherrypick

[@raymondthompson7899]

+Koen Guenevere are you serious! so I guess Asians only get racist when I get to the Americas and follow black people around the stores and stuff like that! yeah Europeans have a lot of economic power because they still a lot of the land that they go in conquer

[@dakritic]

Tony meets a preacher

[@AA-qb7ni]

Tony was a racist but also at times respected and sympathised with black people. I always found that interesting.

[@juannaym8488]

Italian Americans and black people have and had similarities in their history and culture. The preacher's age and the respect Tony has for him due to it made him take off the blinders of racism and color. If he never had his prejudice towards blacks, he would've probably gotten along well with them

[@JacksonAfroman]

@@juannaym8488definitely, as half Italian and half Nigerian, I was curious about Italian history in the United States, as I already know quite a lot about the struggles and tribulations of African Americans. I think it’s important to know of the disgusting treatment Italians and Irish received when they came to the states in the early 20th century. It’s crazy, at a time, Italians weren’t even considered white, and that led to their dehumanization. I wish Tony could’ve understood that, but dude was a selfish POS.

[@nicholasfunk7829]

Tony didn't care about this guy's skin color. He respected him because he was a WW2 veteran and all the racism disappeared. Tony was old school and respected veterans.

[@mikekvist1536]

Nice sweater skip

[@malcolmnicoll1165]

That black guy looks like Sonny Boy Williamson II

[@100spurs]

Hey it's the basketball coach from Air Bud.

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basketball

[@bm.4217]

I wish they had done more with the Red Sea. It was my favourite character.

[@1996radiohead]

They should have done more with the fat boy who was 34. He was my favorite character.

[@cyrisfraser605]

is this dude harold from the many saints? the house harold lives in at the very end is identical to this house

[@djopulence]

thought he farted at 2:09 xD

[@ronoccc]

Wow, the same two people walk past at 0:23 and 0:26!

[@harryflashman9201]

Great catch.

[@dsargsyan23]

Lol they just reversed it and then played it again