"He Taught Me How to Die" Sammy "The Bull" Gravano Gets Emotional

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Patrick Bet-David Podcast Episode 89. In this short clip, Sammy explains the guy he killed and the life in mafia.OFFICIAL MERCH: store.mafiastatesofamerica.com
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@ValuetainmentShortClips 2 года назад

Watch the full 10 episode sit-down between Sammy The Bull and Michael Franzese here: mafiastatesofamerica.com/

@davidfelix2594 2 года назад

No thanks...you got greedy and are demanding 40 bucks to watch it....disgusting greed on your part, you earn plenty enough bucks already.

@0BRAINS0 2 года назад

#BRAVE

@0BRAINS0 2 года назад

@@davidfelix2594 you can buy the #NFT of *DEEZ NUTZ*

@JA-rs3os 2 года назад

Since when do papers tell you someone died with their shoes off lol. You guy's are eating this up from one of the greatest storytellers of all time.

@Hold_my_beer 2 года назад

Bahahaha….. $40 for what?? That’s fucking crazier than Sammy still thinking he’s a badass.. I loved this podcast up until this whole mafia $$ grab from Pat. To b honest, haven’t watched it but maybe hand full of times since . Turned me completely against this podcast. To have these story tellers on here time n time again got old quick. Then to expect $40 to here more of their bullshit is fucking hilarious 😆. Who gives a fuck about their “Sit Down”??

@dwarner9158 2 года назад

Thank you Sammy for doing what the viewer can’t and that’s shutting the guy up that interrupts ppl in literally every video

@carloferretti8956 2 года назад

Lmfao 🤣

@trentdeans6149 2 года назад

Especially that guy

@Sergio-1899decano 2 года назад

Shutting up the guy*

@alhanes5803 2 года назад

@@Sergio-1899decano Watch it. Just had a numb nut call me stupid because I told him it's too, not to. Lol

@anormalnerd7430 2 года назад

Emotional

@devilsadvocate1685 2 года назад

When he stopped Gerard from even asking his stupid fucking question, you could tell that story was too important to him to let some kid interject with an irrelevant question. Thank you for that sir. Edit: Im glad to see over 800 of you appreciated the moment with me and understand respect, love to see it!

@anthonyr587 2 года назад

Thought the same thing lol. Know when to speak..... and when to listen.

@robmartin217 2 года назад

@@pistachiobutta spot on....

@DavidIckefeller 2 года назад

"Be quiet while an adult is speaking."

@rw8990 2 года назад

Exactly,I remember my father and uncles were talking, one of my uncles had that day just come home from doing 21 years in the feds and I can’t remember but I blurted out something stupid and my father looked at me and said boy when you hear grown men talking keep quiet 🤐

@-jon-477 2 года назад

Lol that was pretty awesome

@raviachoudhary 2 года назад

That's, the only story where silence is the best reaction. It was fucking terrifying & emotional at the same time🥺

@airmech5083 2 года назад

Seen Pat face ? That just tells all !

@orangefield2308 2 года назад

borrringgg !!!! too slow of a story !

@MR.D3WBI3 2 года назад

@@orangefield2308 Sammy's story telling makes it even better. Slow or not. You're supposed to visualize and try to feel yourself in that moment.

@Hold_my_beer 2 года назад

Glorified murderer!!! Think if one of Pat's family members was one of his victims, would he still b on countless podcast spouting out his bullshit,... I luv this podcast, been watching this podcast since day one. My brother was murdered & imagine his killer being glorified like this piece of shit n makes me sick to my stomach

@eclock87 2 года назад

I had the same exact thought. Gerard tried to interject like an idiot but Sammy stopped that.

@hpana123 2 года назад

Not gonna lie... that was some of the most gangsta shit I've ever heard

@kevinrees2532 2 года назад

He’s gangster not gangsta. These were the original gangsters

@juanfuego5422 2 года назад

'GANGSTER'... THIS P.O.S. SHOULD BE NEXT TO 69 ... THEY ALL SHOULD BE 6FT UNDER...

@sirepledge6808 2 года назад

You’ve never heard gangsta shit in ur life!

@Alex-ht8hg 2 года назад

I met a actual mobster muscle once nickname bird he was a psychopath He worked for the winter hill gang Kevin weeks and bulger He used to hang around downtown crossing and I happen to be sitting eating mac Donald’s He comes and sits next to me And started telling me He did just got out from doing time He used to beat people to death with a baseball bat During the time he worked for bulger He said one time He was told by bulger to kill this guy and they all knew him So bird asks this guy who is supposed to get whacked to come with him To collect money So they both get on the car The guy is oblivious and is just talking to bird and bird tell him Be quiet let’s have a quiet ride And bird parks the car near a empty parking lot at night and says I gotta get something than he calls the guy over and says hey help me here and the guy goes and bird says I hurt my back I dropped something underneath the car The guy gets on the floor and bird just starts whacking his head and blood is splatting everywhere And he kept hitting his head over and over till there was Brain matter I remember he telling me that and I was like wow I didn’t know what to say I was shocked 😳 Bird says it’s alright kid And walks away and says whatever you do in life Stay away from people like me

@killuminatikilla3235 2 года назад

@@Alex-ht8hg he taught you a swift lesson 😉

@torut65 Год назад

“I’ll die with my shoes off” a lot of these guys had crazy one liners that were so badass.

@munrana 2 года назад

Those 3 are sitting there like "Am I silent enough? Is my breathing too loud? God I gotta cough so bad but can't"

@jonyoung9408 2 года назад

His stories are just so f*ing good! The silence is intense.

@kevinuc1514 2 года назад

yeah dude, look how he commands attention without command.

@Sirharryflash82 2 года назад

They're not "stories"... they are actual events where people died at his hands. He didn't kill anyone defending his country. He killed so his bosses could make money for themselves.

@Corey-gb1rx 2 года назад

@@Sirharryflash82 no different than killing in any country's army my friend.

@Sirharryflash82 2 года назад

@@Corey-gb1rx The hell it isn't. He killed mostly people he knew and up close. It wasn't defending his country or comrades, it was so his bosses could continue making money off of the misery of others.

@orangefield2308 2 года назад

borrringgg !!!! too slow of a story !

@victorbetancourt3105 2 года назад

Listen to the silence in the room when Sammy talks about Johnny keys that’s powerful

@sillypuddystl2907 2 года назад

What’s powerful about? They’re just listening to his bullshit story.

@mercuryxyz7222 2 года назад

Sucking up to a murderer. That’s rich.

@drinksum1000 2 года назад

Well he's whispering lmfao

@Scuba_Bro 2 года назад

The Johnny Keys episode on Sammy's podcast was my favorite story he's told along with him starting to work with Toddo Aurello... Legendary stuff!

@devanman7920 2 года назад

It was amazing. I remember watching it and being hooked the entire time.

@dan9864 2 года назад

Do you remember in which episode he talks about Toddo and Toddo’s chair? I can’t find it. Thanks 🙏

@Scuba_Bro 2 года назад

@@dan9864 … it was season 1 of the podcast episodes. I think it’s between episodes 3 to 5 but most likely 4 lol. It’s a great story!

@MB-fo2sk 2 года назад

The one with that Czech nutcase was epic too.

@Steve-bg1fi 2 года назад

Same

@MFBOOM100 2 года назад

The shoes off detail is such a class move damn

@sillypuddystl2907 2 года назад

What?

@christaylor5659 2 года назад

Man Sammy is a polarizing figure. Dude tells the stories making you feel like you’re right there with him..... wow

@jakjones8680 2 года назад

It's because he's the real deal! He's the highest ranked mafioso talking to the public in America

@JohnDoe-eu2fo 2 года назад

@@jakjones8680 yea a real deal snitch🥶

@jakjones8680 2 года назад

@@JohnDoe-eu2fo bro you should do something about his snitching. Y'all super thugs kill me, always complaining about something that you can do something about!

@thepowerofmyth4570 2 года назад

@@jakjones8680 lol what are u suggesting he do to "do" something about?

@jakjones8680 2 года назад

@@thepowerofmyth4570 I suggest he stop crying about a man snitching, if he isn't willing to do anything about it.

@TheMatbrown 2 года назад

He said reach in my pocket and put a pill under my tongue. Why? I have chest pains and I don't want to die of a heart attack. Damn, now that's some hard-core, old school gangster shit

@russellbenson7055 2 года назад

The Johnny Keys story is one of the best on Our Thing podcast.

@DocHolliday-vg1zw 2 года назад

That Johnny Keys episode was amazing. I could listen to Sammy tell that story another 10 times and I wouldn’t be able to turn away.

@johnyboy2210 2 года назад

Don Corleone- “you have to excuse my boy, as you can see I spoil my children they speak when they should listen” 🤣 way to interrupt Sammy when he telling a story Gerard! lmao

@arealgem9404 2 года назад

🤣😭🤣🤣🤣

@mikeyh4406 2 года назад

Couldn't agree more... Gerald ( whichever the pretty boy) you gotta know when to just stfu and listen... Youre a good guy but everytime I listen to you guys and someone interrupts the speaker its you... Always you... We've got 2 ears and 1 mouth for a reason homie...

@j.kapiris 2 года назад

The way he just told him to be quite. I think he shit himself

@mikeyh4406 2 года назад

Adam is a liability in your podcasts... He talks way too much... Gerald brings value but Adam is a drain...

@jamie.777 2 года назад

@@mikeyh4406 shut up, you fake gangster..

@Scott-ip3hl 2 года назад

Watching my mother die of cancer, she taught me how to die as well.. Amazing

@MrNewminds 2 года назад

Same here with my mother when she died of cancer.

@rambidee4184 2 года назад

Sorry about your mother, Brother!

@flvflv4712 2 года назад

my father told courage in the face of death and illness

@checkmate2049 2 года назад

2:43 in Sammy world “stfu & let’s me finish!”. That’s hand gesture was straight gangster

@watnoudan 2 года назад

Nonsense. Thats was normal af.

@danielm.catalfamo9880 2 года назад

3 3 no one always 30. #31planesofexistence

@danielm.catalfamo9880 2 года назад

7:36 they didn’t pause stop him and let him go. They shouldn’t have done that. They let him go. #keys #why #keysalwaysjingle

@michaelcelotto6743 2 года назад

Being from Philly I love hearing the stories involving The Philadelphia Family

@vegasrob28 2 года назад

Look at how all 3 of them are looking at Sammy at 5:00 - That's how the 400k of his subscribers look while watching their screens at home.

@johnfarr2738 2 года назад

The silence and intensity in the guys listening to Sammy talk tells it all

@AndersLiljeblad 2 года назад

That they're sitting with a lunatic? No doubt.

@raynaldojoseph4813 2 года назад

I got chills listening to Sammy!

@HRHBoof 4 месяца назад

Of all of Sammy's stories, the Johnny Keyes story is my all time favorite. It shows Sammy's honor, his respect and humanity. Even though Sammy was in La Cosa Nostra, he still had and has a moral compass and sense of right & wrong. He's not a sloppy man. He planned & thought things through to make sure he proved his value & worth. The fact that he was that way is incredibly impressive.

@christinamontecalvo-fetta5428 2 года назад

Patrick I wanted to add that your interviews are compelling. I enjoy the detailed research you have done and seeing Sammy speaking so honestly. And by the way your assistant to your left is handsome , lol... good luck and much success with your productions

@liquidsnail7305 2 года назад

First time listening to these guys and that was an intense story. He knew the code and even at the end he could appreciate a hard worker and a job done right.

@theravagedgrapefruit8190 2 года назад

Sammy needs a damn movie on his life! So interesting man!!

@jonnysnipes3123 2 года назад

Ikr it should be called Sammy the killer

@freepowda 2 года назад

He has one its called witness to the mob its on RU-vid

@kurtisrota8445 2 года назад

Man i remember when the podcasts he tells this story came out they were absolutely amazing i was surprised when i first heard that he was accepting his fate was almost as sad as sammy was when sammy said it was done

@castlefreight8764 2 года назад

2:44 is a great demonstration of how to assert yourself and still show respect to the other person…which allows the other person to submit without feeling dominated.

@danielcamp369 Год назад

Great call

@TheRealKirkHammett 2 года назад

Say what you want about Sammy, but what he said is crazy man. That shit felt real as fuck

@ayy2193 2 года назад

There's a great scene in the animated film Tekkonkinkrete, very similar to this moment

@supreme42 2 года назад

Probably one of the best episodes he has in my opinion on his channel

@thomasp6576 2 года назад

That story of Johnny Key’s dying like a man in that kinda life is unforgettable.A legend

@anormalnerd7430 2 года назад

Yea so cool to glorify gangster that are scum of earth

@vanarprock4636 2 года назад

@@anormalnerd7430 and yet you vote for them every 4 years.

@alexkane84 Год назад

What's legend about a scum murderer theif criminal

@grocker5382 2 года назад

I've heard this story a few times from him and its one of his best ones and you can feel the feelings

@DizzyMakavelli 2 года назад

I saw it on a movie. It's a Nice story.

@thefitnesszonegym9654 2 года назад

They drove to a wooded area to finish the job. No one was happy about doing this job, they had to go through the motions. When Sammy saw one of his guys dragging Simone out of the van, he told him “get your fucking hands off him!” Then he asked Simone if he wanted to slide out of the van by himself, which Johnny Keys calmly did.

@coreylougheed 2 года назад

"right before I killed this guy he said, 'Sammy, it would be an honour to be killed by you'. then I got home and everyone cheered. but I don't care about any of that because I'm humble.

@scottoshea9440 2 года назад

I guaranfuckintee not a single person has ever said "it would be an honor to be killed by you", and anyone who says "I'm humble" sure the fck isn't

@epyon7773 2 года назад

“What kind of man are we dealing with” no man at all. That man was an animal. A beast. Incredible stuff prayers to his family

@ryanlynch290 2 года назад

All these people in here putting an absolute psychopath on a pedestal are out of their damn minds. If you've been around people like this in real life, you know the smartest thing you can do is to back away slowly and not have ANY business transactions with them whatsoever. The whole idea of honor and respect and a code is bullshit designed to rope people in. Then you're in a spiderweb. None of these people think straight.

@paulklein8556 8 месяцев назад

@ryanlynch290 Nah you're right but you have the wrong idea eith Sammy. Part of this is yo be open and honest about how this shit works. If we don't take time to learn and emphasize with people then we can't really prevent this shit. Who knows what Sammy could have done with his life. Definitely something better that 19 people killed. But again how many detailed accounts of mobster activities do we have like this. This type of honesty is gold. Also you're so quick to call people psychopaths and I agree a lot of them are. But at least Sammy has a lot of regret and you can see in each interview how torn up he gets about this shit. I'm not saying he's a Saint. Far fucking from it. But at least one of the psychopaths are taking responsibility and telling the truth.

@willdenoble1898 2 года назад

That was one of the best stories I’ve ever heard.

@ARC--ms1se 2 года назад

My mom knew Sammy growing up through her best friend my Aunt Dolly they would go to an Italian bar in Brooklyn and my mom was the only Irish girl in there and they would talk to Sammy it’s always strange when my mom talks about it and she doesn’t much after everything that came out about him

@anthonyward8133 2 года назад

Thank you for not interrupting

@Dan-sc7us 2 года назад

Sammy is repeating all the stories that he told on his own channel!! Check out his channel. You'll get the whole scoop without PBD constantly interrupting, i.e., "So Sammy, in your world, NOT MY WORLD, etc...."

@dimebagvinnie644 2 года назад

He must pay them well because I dont understand why people speak to him

@michaellopez4789 2 года назад

Straight hater comments lol

@dimebagvinnie644 2 года назад

@@michaellopez4789 have you seen em try to interview someone?.?? With his ridiculous questions ??

@michaellopez4789 2 года назад

@@dimebagvinnie644 he has some of the best interviews. Idk who you think is better, vlad tv?

@dimebagvinnie644 2 года назад

@@michaellopez4789 we're allowed to have different opinions princess

@npd6225 2 года назад

Me - hears story *immediately googles “Johnny keys death”

@lukewehlow838 2 года назад

Go and watch sammys podcast he tells the whole story

@YianniLiadis 2 года назад

I’ve listened to this episode on Sammy’s podcast at least 10 times completely thru… he actually goes thru about 3 episodes explaining the whole situation and it’s insanely incredible…. Johnny Keys was one tough ass man & true gangster & true cosa nostra to the core

@upt_s4l3ward77 2 года назад

No he was not y'all dumb that's an act he just wanted people to be saying just wat y'all saying til this day he was a week coward

@fullpushmetals6711 2 года назад

Real Shit. Keep Pushin!

@aleksisuuronen5969 2 года назад

The longer version is in the Sammy The Bull podcast and it's a really good podcast. One of the best stories in it tho but it's full of interesting stories and you really get the bigger picture in dynamics of Cosa Nostra

@Unknown-th8hx 2 года назад

"Don't ever let anybody change you"

@tonymontoyafitness 2 года назад

Poor guy. He has no clue what awaits him after this life. Maybe after his 3 dreams he willl understand. Murdering anyone is not to be praised .

@dustinpoor2286 2 года назад

Man I've herd this on his show twice...an on here twice...an I love it every time!!!!

@bubblegumbabeface6629 2 года назад

Jesus. All those grown men turned silent, like they were hearing a harrowing tale around a camp fire. Modern legends, myths and stories right in our time.

@davidsiracuse6672 2 года назад

👍

@fruitlah 2 года назад

Amazing right

@jerseydeviljohnnyfeds9347 2 года назад

Listening to Sammy's podcast about the Johnny Keys hit was some of the finest storytelling I've ever heard. I'm not ashamed to admit I was welling up with tears. Because there isn't too many things more beautiful in life then listening to the hardest of men talking about the love and admiration they have for their mentor. Men of solid character, who can't be bought are so rare. Being that I'm i was born n raised right over the Walt Whitman and currently reside in South Philly it also makes me proud, in some odd fucked up way that one of the most revered Mafioso belonged to Philadelphia

@ericvosselmans5657 2 года назад

yes. definitely. I found his account one of the most emotionally honest things I ever heard

@leadgravity53 2 года назад

You realize he wacked that guy right? Is there no point to where good story telling, and also scaring the shit out of you cross paths? I mean yeah he's on youtube but I wonder what your thoughts would be if you talked to this guy face to face in public, I mean he does send serial killer vibes up and down my spine.

@jerseydeviljohnnyfeds9347 2 года назад

@@leadgravity53 of course!! I'm so numb to these stories I've heard the my entire life you're focusing on the wrong part of the story see the other of us are focusing on the fact that Sammy grew to love this dude and didn't want to kill him it had to

@leadgravity53 2 года назад

@fitaddiction 369 Yes I would say the same thing about them, I think he is a step above the democrats honestly, still a killer who shows no real remorse.

@leadgravity53 2 года назад

@fitaddiction 369 The worst part about him is this, Look I am in no position to judge someone who testified and became informant, their facing life in prison, or possibly death on streets. Other times they legitimately have some type of remorse particularly with associates that were involved in a murder. However the fact is is he wasn't scared of prison, he was a product of the mafia, believed in it to his core he turned informant because he was so emotional his feelings were hurt over Gotti tapes, and him askng him to take the fall. Therefore he is the type of man who betrays everything he is, believes and values in life cause he's a little pissed off at a betrayal, well he didn't just take down gotti but the damn Gambino family at large.. Then he goes on shows and talks about how much of a real gangster he is. That's my thoughts.

@nothingtoospiffy7913 2 года назад

Imagine publicly admitting to murder and their are people in prison for life for doing drugs

@hugolafhugolaf 2 года назад

So what? Various crimes deserve life sentences. The only reason he's not in jail for the 18 murders he confessed to is because the Feds wanted Gotti so bad, they gave him a pass. That's it.

@hugolafhugolaf 2 года назад

@5Cent Not directly. They provide something that can be lethal, but only the users make the stupid choices that they do. Saying that drug dealers kill people is like saying that the cashier at Bass Pro Shops, who sold you a hunting rifle that you later on kill yourself with, is a murderer.

@jamesalex391 2 года назад

There are innocent people doing life behind bars, what’s your point?

@Sebastian-km9qx 2 года назад

@@hugolafhugolaf that’s a pretty false statement😂 a lot of people who OD and die have no idea there’s fentanyl in whatever drug there doing. People who willingly do to much heroin or fentanyl and die is 100% on them

@afcsnakes7603 2 года назад

When he talks people just listen!! Powerful stories 👌🏻

@patf1288 2 года назад

"I'm in awe of you" - Bobby Baccalari (and these guys)

@darthsiddious7469 2 года назад

awr*

@_JM- 2 года назад

im in ora view

@MrBimirud 2 года назад

This is scary, chilling, educational and about 10 other things.

@tylershuff3283 2 года назад

You can tell johnny boy really made an impact on the bull

@darrongreen2669 2 года назад

This level of loyalty, honor, and respect is rare. Nothing like it. Made Men

@jamiereid7637 2 года назад

Sammy’s the best story teller around, that was one of the best stories I’ve heard from Sammy.

@robertg6339 2 года назад

That's what the feds said.

@jp-uno 2 года назад

That was heavy AF!!! 💯💯💯

@HitmakerSamMC 2 года назад

I want to know if Sammy ever thought he was being set up by doing this hit?

@bluedragon5740 2 года назад

This is why I respect Valuetainment and Bet David. These kinds of stories are what every young man needs to hear from elders. This kind of storytelling is what paints life in the eyes of young brave men. We need this kind of influence and wisdom. The deeds are bad and to be avoided, but the lessons learned the hard way and taught through his kind of storytelling, is what makes this channel a gold mine. Salute!

@BrianJones-cu2sx 2 года назад

Bro I missed the first part of this and got so caught up in it thinking it was real. I got all serious and shit. Either way, killer piece here. I can’t wait to see/read this guys work

@kingpin76110 2 года назад

You’re right that is one of the best episode he ever did. Gritty and real you could tell he wasn’t bullshitting.Hard to believe his incredible life story. I’m totally enthralled by the old gangster. Nice work Sammy. Live long Sir.

@ItsDayDayTv 2 года назад

I guess you can say “he loved him to death” 💀🤷🏾‍♂️

@christopherkosman3926 2 года назад

I saw that pod cast. It was great!

@MMK86 2 года назад

I wonder if Sammy ended up keeping Johnny's shoes...

@Sck519 2 года назад

Every story Sammy tells just makes it more and more clear killing Paul was a huge fuck up. Say what you want about Paul, but he was Cosa Nostra and knew what he was doing as a boss.

@NR-gp2il 2 года назад

it had to happen.

@Sck519 2 года назад

@@NR-gp2il for John as his crew to stay together and not get killed for dealing, but that's about it.

@mattdelarosa6819 2 года назад

He had become too flamboyant and flashy and “better” than everyone else in his mindset. Lost a lot of other made guys’ respect

@DualityUnlimited 2 года назад

Paul wasn’t well liked by his own family and by the other families. If anything Sammy maybe should have been the Boss over Gotti but The Costellano hit was a matter of time because of the self inflicted mutiny.

@javierzepeda4464 2 года назад

This got me emotional. He new he was gunna die and never once begged. Sammy nothing but love to you. Thank you for these stories.

@kevincloonan9787 2 года назад

wow that was some heavy stuff. the way he talks with a whisper but you can clearly hear him. then to watch all 3 of them in dead silence starring at him in complete awe of what hes telling them. it was so silent you can hear the chairs creak.

@adammuhammad99 2 года назад

So powerful!!!

@westcoasthighway379 2 года назад

The tone is way different with Sammy compared to Michael. The air is completely sucked out of the room with Sammy. He has their full attention.

@JayCity10 2 года назад

Both are charismatic. Michael is smooth and Sammy is intimadating.

@westcoasthighway379 2 года назад

@@JayCity10 Perfectly put my friend

@ia6619 2 года назад

Sammy was already convicted for all of his crimes he talks about, Michael can't get into specific detail and talks without incriminating himself

@hmosesmamulu6491 2 года назад

Sammy is a high functioning sociopath.... Michael was a business guy... Michael was a crook but Sammy was a stone cold killer...That alone will shook anyone

@twinstar2566 2 года назад

Episode 7 on Sammys podcast "Comission Hit" he tells it like you're there

@dmcmill7516 2 года назад

Damn what an amazing story felt like I was right there watching the whole thing but Sammy you can stop with the sentimental it touched your heart shyt you had a chance to stand on you morals and honor the Costra Nostra it amazed you and stuck with you cause you knew you could never be that Solid

@benjaminz2523 2 года назад

That second side glance was everything hahahaa

@ME-ys6vl 2 года назад

"He taught me to die like a man." Sammy you couldn't even do your time like a man. Talking about Cosa Nostra and romanticizing it, when he went against everything it stood for.

@dustyguadian7570 2 года назад

I agree for most part , but Gotti was setting it up for Gravano to be the fall guy. Gotti was the guy who was caught on the tapes talking about Sammy.

@deplorablespartan58 2 года назад

Sammy the rat

@oa2621 2 года назад

Well..when the man you looked out for is about to fuck you over after you showed him all the loyalty in the world...you do not think Sammy was not broken hearted? They live in a kill or be killed world. If Gotti did not open his mouth so much or try to be a celebrity they probably could still be ruling shit. Living this lifestyle should be in the shadows not with a limelight everywhere you go.

@deplorablespartan58 2 года назад

@@oa2621 like going on RU-vid and spilling your guts

@oa2621 2 года назад

@@deplorablespartan58 sure…the damage is done. He did not start the mess but he going to try to profit off it. It is not like he can have a normal job.

@claytongross5657 2 года назад

The part where he said he wasn't happy about it, gave me chills in a good way. I believe in respect and honor. I'm sorry but that's a guy I really wouldn't want mad at me for any reason whatsoever. I didn't see shit, have a fantastic day. 👋

@nunu4evaaa 2 года назад

even enemies can show respect - Priam (Troy)

@01MrCriminal 2 года назад

This is The I said THE MOST VISUAL STORY I’ve ever heard through a camera .. Bruh this is deeper THAN ”DEEP” !

@Mram4563 2 года назад

Woah that was probably the deepest story I heard .. well said Sammy.

@911RoyMan 2 года назад

2:44 BOSS move

@jamessmith29433 2 года назад

Don't interrupt The Boss!!

@911RoyMan 2 года назад

@@jamessmith29433 He shut him up real fast 😂

@jamessmith29433 2 года назад

@@911RoyMan My boy Sammy had him shook!

@bama9837 2 года назад

Sammy you really were about COSA nostra I have a great respect for you

@kush0024 2 года назад

Dope thx

@nevergiveup89682 2 года назад

I love this story about Johnny Keys and don't forget he was Angelo Bruno's cousin who was good friend's with Carlo Gambino boss of bosses which I watched years ago and then Sammy won the war for Scarfo to take over Philadelphia but I can relate and Sammy from England we love you Bro and Michael. Patrick you have given me a great ambition to go my own way in life now, Thanks for this and love to you and your crew including Chazz God 🙏💯

@josephabraham5041 2 года назад

It's amazing people do their entire life in prison for frivolous crimes and Drug deals, and this guy walks the street because of our government

@JudahRichardson1 2 года назад

It's called turning state's evidence. By agreeing to testify, he lessened his time in jail and also put the real head of the problem away for life. FWIW although I live the US now I'm from a country where we don't have that and I assure you it is *MUCH* worse because no one talks and so even if the hitmen go to prison the bosses just hire someone else and their business continues. The question you have to ask yourself is whether you want the justice system to exist solely to lock people up or to actually reduce crime.

@josephabraham5041 2 года назад

@@JudahRichardson1 well to answer that question the United States has more people in prison and all countries put together! We also have the highest crime rate. So what I need to ask myself?

@kennethjohnwilkinson174 2 года назад

@@JudahRichardson1 You're saying these hit men just stop working once their boss is put away? Don't suppose any one of them would think to become boss and just live crime free in your made up utopian society lol.

@JudahRichardson1 2 года назад

@@kennethjohnwilkinson174 You're literally watching an interview featuring a former hitman whose boss got put away ... and I've lived for over 15 yrs each in a country that didn't have plea deals and here in the US. The difference in crime (lower in the US) and conviction rates (higher in the US) is staggering

@kennethjohnwilkinson174 2 года назад

@@JudahRichardson1 Yea, didn't Sammy get convicted after he got out and protected in.wit sec for being involved in an ecstasy ring? In which I can assure you people would have been murdered you cotton wool clown. The us has over 300 million people on one of the biggest land masses on the planet. Crime will always be a problem and it's prison system makes money so it's built towards convicting people not rehabilitating them. I take it you've never spent time behind a door?

@antoinelachapelle3405 2 года назад

This story is both incredibly unbelievable and yet so true sounding. ''I felt dirty'' says alot about what he thought of the matter, but also his true feelings about what ''this thing of ours'' meant to him and his victim alike. It's crazy. In murdering him, he connected with him on a level he probably never experienced again with anyone else in other circumstances. Blows my mind to know people who live in the same streets as us, lead these kinds of life and have a completely different mindset, values, perception... Life lessons to be learned.

@godzilla2653 2 года назад

When is the sitdown airing?

@wicket1blue 2 года назад

Even the Joker back there leaning over trying listen in like O really Lol

@ericvosselmans5657 2 года назад

8:38 "...racketeers don't do that. .." Hi Michael

@anthonyferruggia3202 2 года назад

Yeahhhh...Sammy took the Johnny Keys hit extremely hard as he explained on his Podcast. Keys knew he was gonna get clipped and took it like a true Gangsta and respected the life and the consequences that come with it. Sammy understood this and truly respected Johnny. Great story. Sammy keep'm coming bro. You are the Last True Gangsta.

@hollyentel4819 2 года назад

Straight up i like listening to his stories..Does not bullshit 👍

@emzvsemzino1710 2 года назад

Exactly can relate to what he is Saying about himself but looks are receiving.💯💥👊🏾

@pp-bs5qz 2 года назад

The only amazing thing about this cold blooded killer is his audacity to make a living out of telling his gruesome stories and expecting some sort of hero status.

@Drip5167 2 года назад

You don’t get it… say that about Ted bundy… Not Sammy, they’re not the same thing

@chrishenderson8158 2 года назад

@@Drip5167 tell that to his victim's family. Murder is Murder.

@Stopvotingdemocrat 2 года назад

So true. Only in America where we put criminals on a pedistal only in America

@calebsmith95 2 года назад

He was convicted, served his time, got out and is moving on with life. His victims knew the life they entered as did Sammy.

@calvinquitevis2291 2 года назад

@@Stopvotingdemocrat Only In America???OK, sure🤣

@mattchew4161 2 года назад

Yet here society is now complaining about what gender they want to be called. Our society has become pathetic

@67LOCsiNYC 2 года назад

When does the sit-down episode or show premiere does anyone know?

@CallMeMicahT 2 года назад

One of the best story tellers of our generation.

@carlososcarcomedy 2 года назад

Sammy is an interesting guy. In the end he did some very evil things. Whether he has repented or not I don’t know. All I know he makes this seem as if his murders were as if they were military battle field kills. They weren’t.

@jrock5830 2 года назад

I totally agree. He did a lot of absolutely brutal evil. He pissed in a dude’s mouth after murdering him in front of a tonne of witnesses, due to delay in the sale of his club. I cannot shake the psycho disrespect of him doing that. It is on the public record. Dude murders 20 people at a minimum and walks around boasting about it. Rats out his family. Eff him. I respect Michael Franeze though. (however spelt), but not Sammy. Can’t go there. BTW this is the only murder he feels bad about - he’s said as much. Pure psycho.

@henriquedrumond5763 2 года назад

@@jrock5830 also I wouldn’t say he’s boasting about anything, pay attention when he tells his hit stories, he never praises himself for killing any of his victims and was also the shot caller most of the time and not the actual shooter himself. Rather than boast he really just gives us insider details about the mob life and what he’s been through.

@jbhoyceltic4806 2 года назад

@@henriquedrumond5763 still not a excuse .. it's mind set I don't understand to just kill someone physco

@AntwonThaDon 2 года назад

Sammy does say he asks God for forgiveness many times

@HiramMaxem 2 года назад

They weren't military in the sense of a country paying someone to go kill people from another country, no. But they were 100% military for him, war between powerful organized crime groups, these families have ranks and are trained to kill by orders. It's clear we don't associate with it, but you can't deny that for them who lived THAT life, they took it as seriously as taking a military oath or pledge of allegiance to a flag.

@Weekend658 2 года назад

“ He’s young, a jerkoff, brings messages.” Sounds like an Assassins Creed Dialogue.

@smoketj4830 2 года назад

Damn. Sammy has the heaviest stories. One of a kind character. What a life. We need a series that does him justice.

@villarreal6 2 года назад

Sammy reminds of my uncle. Calm and crazy. My uncle was a big timer in east Los Angeles. Had lion cubs and all that shit out here. But now he is in Tijuana. Deported. But man he had over a thousand properties through out nor call and so cal. It was crazzyyy back then in the late 2000s. Still is sometimes🙏😈

@keitherickson9058 2 года назад

damn, didn't think Sammy ran that deep and I am still scared as hell of this man. I don't care how old he is. all apologies Mr. Gravano.

@scotchwhisky 2 года назад

I understand why Sammy lives alone. He lives all the time in anticipation that they will come for him, and get even. And he does not want any of his relatives to suffer at this moment.