What version of the itsy bitsy spider did u use for the start of this video?

how did you edit this video?

charisma do be like dat

Oh i can relate to him for sure. Especiamly the mom thing. My mom has a SERIOUS SERIOUS PROBLEM with negativity. And just like Tony I wanna see her happy but..... She ain't having it. I also have done some criminal shit in my life and just like Tony I had weird nightmares, has paranoia, dreams REALISTIC VIVID DREAMS of getting set up and shot by ppl I never would expect to do that. Violence, sex, etc..... dude I get Tony on some things. But could I kill my nephew the way he did? Nope. I could not. He had no conscience. He had a SELECT FEW that he loved and cared for but outside of that forget it. He just knew how to hide the monster when he needed to. What was that he said? He was a Frankenstein? Lol

@@coreyhall1150I’m not sure everyone has the same relatability level as you do… not to mention I don’t think your stuck in a high-level position where you can’t escape without jail or death.

@@coreyhall1150ITS A RETIREMENT COMMUNITY

Occasionally once in a blue moon a person like that comes to be ...whether it's a lovable liar amongst your group of friends and colleagues, or some one famous for some reason that you hate to love, love to hate......To me Anton Newcombe 57.of Brian Jonestown Massacre...falls squarely in this strange category, he is horrible and violent to his band and often even his fans,yet they always forgive his shortcomings, make excuses and expect him to change......myself included

Ah wtf-

Small hands

“Why can’t you say something’ nice. Don’t you love me?”

Can’t believe he missed that fly ball. I was ashamed to face my friends.

Fucking. Hell.

Sucle bleu where is me Mahh 😂😂😂

He hated himself because subconciously he was aware that his life and he himself was evil as a person but never realized it on the conscious level

It wasn't just his mother. He had no real love in his life. His uncle tried to have him killed. His father treated him like another mobster. His friends were only friendly out of fear. His wife was just a gold digger, etc, etc.

"Being at the top, he's isolated himself"@@saulwalle

@@stairwaytoheaven8 I think he realized when he took Peyote in Vegas

Amen. It's easily the best TV show in my opinion. Along with "The Wire", "Breaking Bad", "Black Mirror", "Better Call Saul" and I could probably throw "Dexter" in there too (I need to rewatch that one. Haven't watched in a really long time but I thoroughly enjoyed it).

@@joshuayettou9032sopranos over everything but mad men should absolutely be in there too. Although it’s very slow so you really just have to be okay with that but it’s made by Matthew Weiner who wrote many of sopranos best episodes including pine barrens. But the dialogue and acting is just incredible. Absolutely one of the best shows ever

​@@joshuayettou9032 I'd throw Snowfall in there as well. Franklin is one twisted bastard.

You are so right even Dr melfi noticed it he would cry over babies and animals but he would not think twice about killing his best friend pussy his other best friend jackies son and many other people

And geese

Exactly

Yes

Thank you🙏🙏

It's just the truth and credit must be given when it's due. As a self admitted student of human nature you've actually broken down the psychology of a many fictional characters I personally relate to and no lie brv, you take on these characters is very refreshing. Also thank you for doing Tony Soprano. If I can suggest that you do Raymond Reddington next or in the near future it would be appreciated.

@@JWisdommake a video about Jax teller from sons of anarchy

is it boosted ?

That would be awesome! Great 💡👍🏽

His "turkey neck of a nephew"

Except he broke that code whenever it served his purpose. His code is very clear on not raising a hand to a made man, yet he murdered two Captains with his bare hands when it suited his needs. In the case of Ralph, it was out of rage and in the case of Christopher, it was 50/50 rage and convenience. He despised Christopher, but he also saw him as a burden that needed to be removed. So, lawful evil mixed with wishy-washy hypocrisy.

Rest his soul but Michael Jordan's dad was the same way and looked how Jordan turned out

Much love bro🙏🙏

much love bro🙏

💯 Jax Teller would be worthy of the effort, for sure.

Absolutely, along with either Thomas or Arthur Shelby.

I thought/heard a theory he was actually referring to tonys race horse(named “Pie-O-My”) that ralph killed.

@@calebkent6706 that is also possible but in that case he normally would have said "it" like we say to babies and animals but he said "she"... that's why I believe he was talking about that woman

thank you!

No that's somewhat a myth. They're the exact same thing, they only describe different temperaments. They are both descriptive terms for anti social personality disorder. People with ASPD are born that way. The reason the nature vs nurture debate arises is due to narcissism. Narcissists very often get confused with ASPD personalities, because they both lack any empathy and both seek power (for different reasons). Narcissists are a combination of genetic predisposition and nurture. You can have narcissist genes but grow up in a normal environment, and hence grow into a normal person People with ASPD are a different breed. They don't feel fear and have a much higher threshold for boredom. They have narcissistic traits like anyone else, and some may be Narcissists too, and as such a 'hybrid'. Serial killers tend to be hybrids. They're similar disorders, hence why they both fall into the cluster B category of personality disorders; personality disorders that manifest in relationship with other people. Almost no fictional character represents a completely accurate picture of cluster B disorders, as they need to meet the writer's narrative goals. That's why Tony seems to genuinely love his kids. A real life ASPD personality wouldn't love anyone...and I don't know where David Chase found this idea that sociopaths love animals, because I've never seen it in any other literature; animal cruelty is a hallmark sign of ASPD in children. I don't think Tony is a sociopath. He better fits as a malignant narcissist. But a narcissist doesn't love anyone either...

@@nichobee Can you site sources for all that. I have read multiple different articles which all contradict each other when it comes to ASPD.

​@@nichobeeexcellent comment I learned something new

@@nichobee Tony isn't a narcissist, why would a narcissist openly describe himself as "just a fat crook from new jersey" or "like king midas, everything i touch turns to shit" if he were a narcissist he would have been proud of harming people or doing the horrible shit he does but he never enjoyed the carm he caused.

Tony is neither

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well said!

What are you doing here??

Thank you 🙌

Was Bobby a monster??? I think not.

Interesting in The Soprano Universe you would facing a world that corrupt with some lesser evil figures and corrupt too😊 You must smart and use it the eagle eye for found who the figure is lesser evil one😊

​@@FreeOpenTruthof course. He ruined a lot of lifes, and later on killed a defensless man. They were all evil

​@@yaro42nah he merely was trying to provide for his family even as he was beating his family it was out of love😂 he's a great guy he just made a few mistakes..oh I mean a life time of mistakes it's all cool

I appreciate that! I may have something planned for the future...

​​@@JWisdomThe more Sopranos content the better. It's in my opinion the best TV show ever created. It's genius on several different layers. David Chase is a hell of a director/writer/producer and the acting is top notch. The morbid deaths/humor and depth is some of the best ever put on television. You don't watch too many shows this deep very often. "The Wire" is up there but not quite there.

Thank you!

Best show of all time you won’t have any regrets

​@@leonflash17Agreed 💯

without question the greatest show of all time.

Appreciate that brother🤝

I don’t see Walt as a good man. I see him as an ambivalent man who keeps making allowances for himself to move further down the rabbit hole

@@opaljk4835 Walter started off the series with *semi* good intentions but as things went on he became so corrupt that he was almost a super villian by the end.

@@TotalTech2.I agree he wasn’t a good guy at the end he was definitely evil, that show is more about a transition.

@@thedude5901 I agree. If it weren't for the fact that his old colleagues offered to pay for Walter's treatment you could almost see his actions at the beginning of the series as noble.

Uuhhh no, Walt was evil af too and BB is also about how evil a man will reveal himself to be. He justified his decision to get into crime by saying or even convincing himself he did it for his family, but ultimately, it was all about his ego. "I did it for me. I liked it. "

Thank you bro🤝

The horse was not irrelevant. Tony was really and deeply hurt by that. But the fat joke was the final straw 😂

@@joshuayettou9032 Ralph's fat joke was the straw that broke the horse's back.

@@JoJoJoker Yep. Had Ralph not done that and acted decent he probably would've been beaten up at worst. But he couldn't help himself 😂

WTF is “capitalistic masculinity?” 🤦

@@tingtong8781I swear people just be stringin words together sum times😂

Thank you, I use after effects to create them! I don't use any plug ins/add ons I just create my own presets

​@@JWisdomYou do a fantastic job. It looks super professional.

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I mean she snitched on him so not really .

She did it out of sheer naivety believing that she was protecting him. She genuinely just did not know better and Chris clearly did not prepare her for such a circumstance. She was the only person who genuinely cared about him in his life yet he gave her away for a bunch of scumbags who could not care less all due to his illusions of "gangsta" grandeur@@hm-tr2lh

@hm-tr2lh She was trying to get him out of the mob after he put her in a tight spot by selling drugs in the club he claimed was hers. How is that disloyal?