Hahahaahah

Lol

@@Rickswars exactly Michael wasn’t no bitch but some things throughout his career wasn’t in his control

Michael was a smooth criminal

He's a nasty piece of work masquerading as a benevolent businessman hiding behind his superstition

😂😂😂 you real made laugh with this one, well worded sir. 👏🏾

Sounds like a threat too me

Lol

The saying is the lower you talk the more they listen. Control, confidence and charisma 👍

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Man, exactly

It's absolutely fear you putz, fear through words and feeling intimidated. I've always detested the mob tough guy..

Don King did that tour

F 0FF AL Capone said that

Also do history on Mario Puzo, nYc is the setting for his safety and the people who backed him, like the tv show gomorra. AL Capone coined this phrase, it is annoying to hear Michael say it and people think it’s a part of New York history and Art

Wait Michael knows that! He knows an unnamed member of the hole gang who worked for who worked for Capone.

True

These stories are platinum.

Exactly.

@@dickiemolitsanti2213 🤣😂

Thanx mate...what a revelation🤫

I've thought the same thing. I just need him to come to one union meeting.

Faxxx

*I’m sure Sammy is watching it and will make his own reaction video.😆He seems to be a fan of the channel because he’s always mentioning a video Michael puts out and what he thinks about it.*

I don’t disagree with what you’re saying but I don’t think it’s necessarily true in this situation. This is all public and has been known for a while now.

So much BS.

@@MonsMedia I’d say the majority of his followers don’t really know about his past though and what and who he’s been involved with throughout those years.

He doesn't have immunity

Sammy: You’re not a tough guy Michael!” oh wait.. he shook down MJ??? Sammy again, “And you tried to shake down Michael Jackson!” (With his best self righteous tone)…

@@dickiemolitsanti2213 not throwing shade at Michael here at all but how do u know he's not 1 aswell as he's no immunity to speak about it?

Fan of Sammys for what reason

The KZfaq gangsters are on my neck 🤣🤣

@@alexgrayafc49 yea you better watch out or youz gonna sleep with da KZfaq fishes

@@Rahab111222 🤣🤣

Yea I’m pretty sure you don’t want to imagine it. Trust me lol

In Godfather movies with Johnny Fontane situation & the guy who owned the apartments they were approached with respect first. If you do this for me I'll do this for you. They only got ruffled up after refusing

I worked at a men’s clothing store in Bensonhurst Brooklyn in the 90’s that was basically the haberdashery for the mafia. I witnessed quite a few situations that scared the poop outta me! Looking back now I really had no idea how many high up connected guys frequented that establishment while I worked there.

On a sitdown with Chazz, they talked about being approached by the mob. Chazz refused and it was alright, at which point Michael said that that is a possibility too, if you refuse respectfully. Ofc it depends on your connections as well I'd guess

@@Calabresa022 true talk👍🏼

@@dickiemolitsanti2213 lol everyone make mistakes nobody is perfect. And for you to say that idk why tf you watching his videos then …

Did you know after the so called sit down with Michael........Jackson went into hiding with plastic surgery.

LOL... Good ones!

@@Rickswars wow it went t straight over your head didn’t it

Yeah beat it

same quote also being said by the entire 3rd division @ sony ...

😆 🤣 😂

"Fascinating Abraham Lincoln things"? Is that some kind of code? Haha. Just seems so random. But I'm kinda new so maybe I missed something.

Oh my god my comment got a heart from Michael Franzese. Or one of the guys in his KZfaq team. Either way I appreciate the love.

Sony whacked him .rip

@@brethren111 they did.

The King.

I would love to have a sit down

@@michaelfranzese thank you brother. I appreciate you too my friend 😊

Frank Dileo supposedly had mob ties from where he grew up. It was maybe Detroit. I remember hearing that somewhere a long time ago. I could be wrong though.

My parents always said that to us while we were growing up. At least that’s the best way, it doesn’t always work but it’s definitely worth trying

After Norby Walters got Michael Francheze involved in the 1984 Victory tour. Michael Francheze made a comment there might not be a tour without Norby.............then.........Michael Jackson almost gets blown up in the famous Pepsi commercial.......Next you know Michael Francheze is using Michaels Victory tour to promote his movie Cry in the City in the USA newspaper prize give aways. ........Later the USA executives pulled the deal after a nightly tv documentary brought up Michael Francheze coneection to the mafia.....

Maybe because its, as Mike would say, Baloney. I hope you dont pay this dude for any of his BS content.

Morris Levy was the main inspiration for that character. He would put his name on the records claiming to be co-writer. His estate gets money to this day from this scam.

Mr McClellan: I agree with you, and because I do I am now finished with Franzese . At least Sammy is honest about his peccadilloes !

It becomes a threat when the promoter goes beyond the "what if" scenario. When Michael comes, it's not a threat, it's a warning. When he says "I don't think you hear me the first time" and his friends are gonna take a piece of the tour or there will be no tour, that's a threat. But he soften the blow offering friendship and favor in the future hence it's more of a proposition. But I agree with you, beyond that "what if" is the consequences the promoter try to avoid and that would be a threat

Yes, it is

No

@@calicoesblue4703 ?

After Norby Walters got Michael Francheze involved in the 1984 Victory tour. Michael Francheze made a comment there might not be a tour without Norby.............then.........Michael Jackson almost gets blown up in the famous Pepsi commercial.......Next you know Michael Francheze is using Michaels Victory tour to promote his movie Cry in the City in the USA newspaper prize give aways. ........Later the USA executives pulled the deal after a nightly tv documentary brought up Michael Francheze coneection to the mafia.....

Brilliant

Inspiring? He ripped off hundreds of millions of dollars of tax money, and is a life long con man. he's mostly unrepentent.

@@harizotoh7 Who cares? I’d rather do that than pay taxes. He didn’t kill anyone either. Great guy

@@StrawhatsFinest Honestly he probably did kill people, but dislikes answering that question. I can see him be kind of inspiring now, but with his whole life, no.

Dude is career criminal and liar who cooperated with the Government after taking an oath. That inspires you Pasquale?

@@colinmclaughlin9047 well in a sense that, given the chance, someone can change his life.

No others

It's like Bruce Lee's art of fighting without fighting.

Exactly. Even I got scared and this was long ago and MJ is dead.

Thing is, it's never been proven that he's a murderer, and until that's proven, he's innocent. Innocent until proven guilty, so that's innocent, not, oh he's not a convicted murderer but I think he's guilty. I could draw similarities with other modern day issues as well, such as equal rights for women, natives, african americans, you name it, you know as well as I do that it just doesnt work that way with those issues, so why with this? So, no offense, but the law either goes for all, or none, no cherry picking, you pick one and work with it, you can't have both, if everyone hated that so much we wouldn't have it, and until such a day comes (if it comes) we're expected to abide by it same as everyone else. Your ball.

Speech lvl 100

A Colombo Family Capo in the 1980s comes in and asks for something in that way, only a fool wouldn't have regarded that as intimidation. Also, imo, though he has understandably been circumspect so as to avoid confessing to crimes, Michael has more or less admitted to having earned his bones, as the saying goes. He has said more than once he took an oath to obey any and all orders from above him... and would have and did obey all orders he was given. Now, that is deniable, but... come on now. That's a nod and a wink to the wise.

My fav KZfaq video right now no lie kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iqtxZ5eI1bbZZY0.html

@@ToreDL87 The analogy is that he could. At the time, a mobster approached him, with the capacity for violence and the connections for violence, saying something was going to happen his way or not at all. How could a mobster make that happen besides violence or otherwise sabotaging your career?

What about the Dr who has been found out for giving Michael the anaesthetic to tip his life over the edge?

@@DaveSCameron I think he’s a fall guy, Micheal held half of Sonys catalog hostage and those executives wanted that bad

@mcharleau holy shiiit! where have you been this entire time i've been firing back at michael lmao i've been alone this whole time like wth are these people fawning over this guy for, he literally is doing trumps exactly playbook, just announce your criminal behavior and everything should be ok. Not to mention i know mikes a republican which doesnt surprise me, im over here fighting the good fight against the GoP meanwhile i hear michael like "Poor Rittenhouse was a victim" im like get the f*ck outta here with right wing talking points, i know what you're doing, these evangelicals are like weak willed gullible people that hang on his word, i am not one of those people saying god bless you, i smell bs already. I did like mob stuff until the curtain was unvieled, no wonder they went down they think like conservatives lmfao oh man this people. Also sorry for the paragraph , i swear i did read your stuff tho, 100% agree.

My question is why would Sammy be upset? He claims Michael wasn’t a tough guy but when he actually acted like one and did a shake down on MJ, Sammy throws that in his face too like some sort of moral authority? I’ll bet if Sammy met the manager he would have left with some broken fingers at the very minimum.

@mcharleau lmao you're killing me dude, but i love ya already, i just scrolled through to see how much im about to read, ahahahahaaa you're cool as hell man, i like ya, welp i need another beer to sit down to read this, lmfao gimme a minute. finally another person cant even believe it.

@mcharleau ok i did it! i finally fking did it, i read it all lmao, and i 100% agree btw, i was making squinty eyes at michael for the longest time being like, this is kinda sus tbh, im not buying it. The whole nepotism thing im too familiar with, the whole my father this and that, its getting to me, i wont get into that with a certain orange moron i know of, im sure Sammy was really airing his grievances for real what their crew really thought, and im not a fan of him anyways. I liked hearing from him but I've been realizing, Michael likes talking in word salads, talking for 20 minutes and never answering a simple yes or no question that only a crooked politician does (for the love of god not all of them are crooked sure some bad apples all around, one guy broke into a DNC headquarters, one guy got a bj from an intern, and the last guy incited an insurrection and divided the country, which one sounds the most insane?) no wonder an exmobster loves the GoP reminds them of their old life, is what im saying. Sorry about seeming political but this sh*t matters when he peddles nonsense to his audience, and they're like hell yea! spreading further disinformation like what fox/OAN/Newsmax/Alex Jones types do, it offends me, f*ck those people. Its weird seeing Michael when he's not calm and collected in that one podcast with sammy, its like watching bob ross be a drill sergeant, when he's not able to guide the narrative in his favor. You're good with the lengthy response lol now i know how one of my friends feel when i do the same sh*t lmao

@mcharleau oh ya i forgot to touch on the whole not being able to walk around comfortably. i typed a whole other thing mentioning that but accidently clicked somewhere and the bell notification bar on pc goes away where i was typing and i was like, f*ck, i have to remember what i typed. I never thought of that! Even tho i put michael on blast, i still care about the guy, I have worried for his safety with him being so candid just mentioning everyone he knew. I can only imagine how pissed people that still live that life are if they're even around, im like dude stop mentioning sammy, the guys gunna go ape sh*t again and one day try to put moves on you thinking he's still in the old life, please stop. these people obviously dont want to be mentioned. Im over here worrying for the guy, like a father figure thats not sure what a twitter is, and doesnt see the problem with what he's doing.

Hoosier Dad Dee. Very funny. Witty. Bravo.

@@greggoreo6738 Thanks man. I live in Indiana. 😜😂

Meredith Willson who wrote the play and movie THE MUSIC MAN and its song "76 Trombones" was from Indiana and who wrote a song "Gary. indiana!" Yeh. I sorta figured your Daddy Title had something to do with as much statehood pride as Mr. Willson had! Happy 2022!! Gregg Oreo

He put it to good use

@@johnv6806 lol indeed he did.

Thats true man . . . !

No he's not. He's mixing it up with Mike to make for good content. If he sat there like a potted plant, it wouldn't be that interesting. He knows what he's doing.

If I'm not mistaken, Sammy is underboss before he's out. So a man in that position can never show weaknesses in both racketeering and gangster action. Maybe that's what imprinted in his life, his way of talking, his manner. Maybe he's not that angry, but that's just how he deliver things

I know right

Something doesn't add up

@@zonketjipura7274 After Norby Walters got Michael Francheze involved in the 1984 Victory tour. Michael Francheze made a comment there might not be a tour without Norby.............then.........Michael Jackson almost gets blown up in the famous Pepsi commercial.......Next you know Michael Francheze is using Michaels Victory tour to promote his movie Cry in the City in the USA newspaper prize give aways. ........Later the USA executives pulled the deal after a nightly tv documentary brought up Michael Francheze coneection to the mafia.....