Yes sirrrrrrr.

The Feds always said the Genovese family was the Ivy Leagues of the Mob and the Chin proved it for years. I agree he deserves the Oscar for his reign. I would love to see more about him vice Gotti as someone said because he is more interesting and obviously more intelligent.

@@Brightmarine95 Chin was a brilliant mobster

Well if Cuomo got an Emmy then why not 😂

True. but he wasn’t as high up as people say

And he was walking alone in Greenwich Village for years and no one ordered a hit on him? Bizarre...

I swear

If Frank castello would have not retired. The Chin would have been clipped

Thank you frank -the chin

Vito G was a great supporter of Gigante, I think this make the Chin untouchable

Right? I watch nothing but stuff about the mob.

Even though he lived half his life with his wife n kids in a small town in New Jersey

@@swalsh4479 lmao

Nice pic sorry had to say it

That's for @kellie baliyah by the way

It was I... Thank you

No the real chin Gigante deserved an oscar

I left watching t.v. because of those fuckin commercials. Y.t. has been ramping up on them. Never had them before. Need a new channel that promotes no commercials.

What I do is forward it to the end and press replay. That way you can watch without the ads.

@@tomdrake3787 thanks tim I'll try that.

@@tomdrake3787 you legend

Yet here you are, watching anyway.... and still complaining.

Cool story, bro

Nothing to admire here.

Wrong he was something to admire , I did. And I thought he was out of his mind , after years I admired ,

@@geeman8356 I think your a sad little person.

@@Peartree25 he was actually quite brilliant. Certainly far smarter than the "educated", tide pod eating, safe space needing, living with mom, skinny pants wearing poor excuse for "men" we have now.

Oh yeah Chin hated Gotti, they say he attempted to kill him with a car bomb

That’s true I got to respect gotti for his mentality about the life he knew he was going to die or end up in jail. I think that’s why he just dint care apparently he used to get sketched out when people saved $$ because he knew his fate and everyone else’s in that life ... prison or dead

Gotti never talked to reporters. He didn't give interviews, or pose for photos or any of that. In fact, he didn't operate all that differently from Chin. They both killed or tried to kill a boss without commission approval. They both tried to expand their family interests and influence over the smaller families. They both were made a spectacle of by the media, Chin because of his weird public behavior, Gotti because of his trials. They both operated out of run down social clubs in Manhattan that were both connected to a secret apartment where they would conduct official mob business. They were both secretly informed on by people in their own families, and they were both convicted through the key witness testimony of Sam Gravano & Phil Leonetti. They both continued to run their families from prison and they both died in prison. After they died, their respective families continued to be run by their inner circle. Of the dozen or so Italian mob families left in the US, the Gambino and Genovese continue to be the largest, most powerful, and most active.

imagine John Gotti selling burgers and hotdogs on the corner. This guy had me rolling how he played bring homeless lol.

It's not like he wasn't one of the top bosses of the family. It wouldn't matter who they got in the administration, the family would still be operating.

@@histguy101Fat Tony had a-lot of respect

Part of us ….

@theamberheardplaylist6768 can you elaborate on why this is relevant to my post about home baked cookies?

@theamberheardplaylist6768 this story is about a mafia kingpin, not about gender violence. my comment about lovely women that baked homemade cookies. posting about gender violence on a video related to gender violence is logical appropriate.

@theamberheardplaylist6768 using your logic and reasoning you could post on every youtube video

Lol

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thats ALLLLLL they got

You looks delicious, Miss Steak

I think your right steak girl

@@Catholicophobia bro?

Can I use this in real life?

@@HERB46307 yes, I know ppl that collect disability from pretending to be nutso

@@ismailnyc6004 I believe we all do🤣🤣🤣

Excellent suggestion! PTC!

It has been. The government isn't a singular entity or organization

YES

I agree my family served years for the crimes these politicians commit today and my family never acted like we were beneath them these politicians commit as many crimes as the mob I rather have the mob in charge then these rich privileged crooks

100% and the church.

They should’ve made a movie on the Chin years ago when Chazz was in his prime years. He was ideal for the role. Hopefully they’ll still make one and he can play the older Chin.

Tony shalhoub would ace it

@@themishmish101 he wouldn’t be a bad pick at all. In fact, seeing him wander around the village in a robe mumbling to himself as the Chin would be priceless.

Omg I always said that! They look alike as well. It would be a perfect fit! Perfect role. C’mon Scorsese get on it!

@@MakeupMobster he needs to get on board ASAP. If they can’t get him I wouldn’t mind seeing Brian DePalma or Michael Mann direct.

rather than being associated with crime family politician or just playing politics like former director James Comey have done for Donald J. Trump.

Nah, they just wanted to be the only mafia in America, stealing back money they were always stealing before the mob started stealing, that’s why they don’t go after the government politicians and corporate business mafia …

Yup. Its a sad state now but they were kinda always corrupt. Just more obvious now that they are basically the goon squad for the elite. Theyll ruin lives for headlines.

Those were the days.

Chazz does a great job playing bonano in godfather of harlem, Vincent d’onifrio does an amazing job playing chin

@@Demir0509 I have to get into that series. I’ve only seen a scene between Chazz and Forest Whitaker and the acting was superb with their character dialogue.

Sse0

Lol I feel the same way. Where's the Rico law when it came to Jim Comey and other political members?

@@nicolegillespie4704 Or to famiglia Trump, the most prolific grifters of all time

His act didn't fool anyone, but it's not about what you know, but what you can prove in court.

@@histguy101 this comment never said “act to fool” … he meant chins deceptions (lies) made it more hard for feds, of course they knew it was an act 😂….

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😂😂

lmao...

Lmfao

Funny funny shit!

So? You fuc*ing government lover.

@@clintonfussell7385 yes. As a 7 year old I was already down with the conspiracy

I'm from NY everyone of all ages knew and our parents would laugh & brag about how he fought the law and won ect..

Nah

@@pighater951 maybe just another gotti one then lol

Come on he really wasn’t that smart

Carrado Soprano

Definitely one of if not the most interesting. And from 1977/1980, up until his jail sentence in 1997, he was the most powerful mobster in New York, after Carlo Gambino died in 1976. There was another guy, boss of the Genovese Family until he “retired” in 1980, named Philip “Benny Squints” Lombardo, who named The Chin the boss after he “retired”, who may have been more powerful if he was still taking $$$ and controlling The Chin after he “retired” in 1980, but who knows...

I went t saints anthonesses church on Tiffany st. I'm from Kelly st.

Now that is very interesting indeed

I'd bet anything that Vincent's falsified medical records were done at a Catholic hospital using his brother's connections. Interesting.

So one brother was a Costa Nostra and the other was in the real mafia.

@@dabsafe nice. best comment ever.

Lmao nothing worse.

Johnny two times

Been there done that!

Such a typical reefer addict

@Hasan S u fucking dumb nobody is glorifying him ,truth its truth.Idiot

Salu

Are u Mad?

I can do all that for my kids just by hard, honest work, and I don't need to murder anyone, or ruin the lives of countless other families, or steal, or any of that

What was his son being charged with ? Though he wasn’t in the life

So the bigger criminals you mean....

Have you watched Godfather of Harlem Gigante is heavily featured in that although Forest Whitaker plays the lead role

Did you know who he was

Lies

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Looks like god wasn’t listening.

Lol bullshit

22:01 His helplessness somehow overtook him again on the other side of the street 😂

Ran from traffic

@@comr.t.ierekosima5947 😂😂😂😂😂

My favorite. Plays at the end too.

So were a few of the characters

Exactly

“The Godfather of Harlem” is a current series that you may want to check out; it’s set in Harlem in the 1960’s, and centers around real-life gangster Bumpy Johnson, (portrayed by Forest Whitaker) who ruled over Harlem in the 1960’s; building his empire on the astronomical profits that came from the distribution and sale of heroin. Vincent “The Chin” Gigante (portrayed by Vincent D’Onofrio) is a heavily featured character in the series. It’s a stellar cast all the way around, featuring other great actors; Chazz Palminteri as Joe Bonanno, Paul Sorvino as Frank Costello, Giancarlo Esposito as Adam Clayton Powell (Giancarlo played Gus Fring in “Breaking Bad), and Nigel Thatch as Malcolm X. Now, whether or not it’s historically accurate? I don’t know. There are references to some events at that time that do seem accurate, but I don’t know how much “creative license” is being used to tweak the storylines for dramatic effect. Regardless of its possible accuracy (or inaccuracies), the acting, storylines, set design, and camera work, are all fantastic. FWIW 😊

Nooo..yaaawa!!

Power.

Funny 😂

How, about not going to prison and not allowing the F.B.I To be sure weather or not your the boss of a crime family . That's the point!

Expensive

@@joaquimrodriguez8961 How about not being a boss of a crime family in the first place, getting a job and contributing to society and then instead of spending your life "walking and talking" up the street in a bath robe and going to extreme lengths to convince people you're a nut case thus becoming a nutcase in the process, you can live a normal life and be normal.

The boss of bosses. Never a more powerful mobster in North American Mafia history. Smart as a cat ... You don't earn that level of power and respect without being smart.

@@topspot4834 but to what degree. He couldn't enjoy anything while pretending to be crazy 24\7

A true old school Mafia Godfather.. A Genius in a way !!!

Tony Accardo was boss of Chicago for 30-40 years. He tried to retire a few times but always had to come back.

LMFAO. Liked!!?? He was feared. Definitely, not liked!!

@@shaunokeefe7162 I think what our "friend from above" tried to say, is that - as they say in Italy - "He didn't eat alone!". FEARED? OF COURSE he was FEARED, but he was also well respected and a lot of guys gained well by staying with him - otherwise - had he been ONLY & EXCLUSIVELY FEARED - basing his power on FEAR ONLY - he'd NEVER - freaking EVER held the poition of "first among equals" within the Genovese-family bosses, since the death of Vito Genovese, until ...almost the turn of the century as far as I remewmber! Bosses that run ONLY through fear do not last long - sure as hell not 30-40, years like "Chin" and they always end BADLY. Look at Anastasia or ... that other butcher! - Joe Masseria. Look at how "reigns f fear" always end - in a bloodbath! - just like in Philadelphia under Scarfo. Hell! I live in Italy - i still remember the bombs and the bodies RIINA and PROVENZANO left in their wake! - more than 3 000 people during the "Corleonesi-wars", not to mention those who lost their lives in bombings! - and the Sicilian mob never recovered from that - at the end the Sicilians had to "pass the torch" to the Calabrese mafia - the 'Ndragheta, and - the biggest "mob-empire" not just in Italy but in the whole of Europe, with ties to all American drug cartels and soldiers all around the world.

Yeah but the Chin was a straight gangster

For me it's the part about the scan

The mafia is also a job

The guy was a multi-millionaire

hey i took care of that thing for yas..haha.

They did for 20 years +. And the mob knew as Sammy the rat ratted him out, that's why he got caught.

@@GB-vn1tf Sammy is the biggest rat

Lasted a lonnng time

Are you slow? It most definitely saved him from a life sentence...

By the time they finally got him, prison was like a retirement home 😆

Did you miss the part where he didn't get indicted a few times? It worked for decades

@@generalconsensus2518 a 20 year investment that includes locking yourself in a house with all the blinds drawn and curtains closed 90% of the time got him an extra 5-10 years on the street.

Does he have a Consigliere or a Court Jester?

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The Chin

How can you forget Carlo Gambino

You forget Tony Accardo long term Chicago outfit boss.

Gotti

High five.. just as satisfied as you.

Cry my a river you little bitch, mobsters can't dress and its a fact. If you want to look like an idiot with loose fitting clothes, join the mob, if you want to look good, go shop at walmart...you god damn little punk bitch. The mob is watching you after this comment you made you little punk.

@@CanadianCCP someone is pissed that Walmart wouldn’t give him a day off. Damn

make money no headlines. Gotti

Exactly he's the one put hit on Gotti n Sammy but dechicco got n car n they didn't

They were scum bags... it's what they do.

No without doubt it was the Genovese the Gambino family was the biggest but this man was the cleverest mafia man ever

Yes, thank you Vincent for defrauding the government and companies of taxes and stolen items causing regular Joe’s to pay more for products. Also thanks for killing and torturing all those people and ruining families. A true Mafioso. Fuck, mob groupies are the worst

Good grief Luca..are you actually honoring the mafia, and those in it? Do you not understand the horrendous torture, and murder these people committed without a care in the world? They should never be given respect!

😂😂 mob groupie