History of the Mafia | Michael Franzese 

Michael, this is a great idea. Please do this

YES YES YES! If you can and wouldn’t mind I agree it would be fascinating!

Perfect idea

on the subject and MichaelYou guys understand that if he were to do such series, considering the amount of data on the subject and Michael Franseze's life experience, he won't be able to do any other videos, or he'll have to work overtime which I wouldn't want him to. It will bring down the quality in his job, which is the main factor of this man's videos that draws us to him That being said, I couldn't disagree with you guys it's a brilliant idea, but I think it's supposed to have it's own series on Netflix or Amazon ... etc

5 family Wednesdays

She really is the most like physically badass by far

@ravi oli Did you even watch the video? The only one of the 19 kids who went into the mob life was sonny franzese.

Absolutely!

@ravi oli too hard to watch the first 2 minutes, right?

By the 9th they probably just fell out

@@michaelfranzese I know it is over the top but whsts your review of the the 1967 film The St.Valentines Day Massacre.

Great choice

Literally just finished watching it for 1000th time

Yup, thats a great movie

No doubt. One of my favorite movies of all time. A lot of good life lessons in it too. 'Nothing like wasted talent' and we all know tons of people who represent that phrase

I love this film

Right lol

Exactly! I could sit and listen to Mr. Franzese for hours.

Yup lol

sitting and having a drink with this man as you talk to him and listen, I can imagine that.

It’s almost 1 am and I got school but I can’t stop watching these videos

Heh heh Jackie hehe

Haha good one

Draco Malfoy.

Stupid kid almost drown in 3" of water once

@@gapyrodawg5181 😂

The epitome of a gangster , feared , respected and a stand up guy

It's 10 Pm in my country 😂

@@janherburodo8070 😂😂😂 goodnight then

Drunk supervisor? Isnt it always lunch break for you ?

@@janherburodo8070 it's 4:35am here

What’s good Lahey!!!!

He was a MAN, which is sayin a lot these days.

Sonny ok'd a hit on michael, real stand up guy🤦‍♂️

@@seansmith7462 honestly didn’t have a choice. Doesn’t make it ok but still

Absolutely!

I wanna know if he ever saw carlo gambino early on

My grandmother is Elizabeth Costello. The daughter of Joseph Costello.

Me too. Joe is acting like a wise guy still. Fuggedaboutit.

Oh yea great movie

Noodles

Great Movie

Really though!

@@UnexpectedWonder REALLY THOUGH NEVER SEEN THAT MOVIE

Cheryl Fosburgh ooh I can’t watch the end of that film. First time I saw it it made me sick.

was literally just about to comment this, glad someone else did

Great choice for mob Monday's! And rip Frank Culotta, his scenes in the film are interesting also lol great choice and what are your thoughts also about Mr. Culotta' role in casino as actor and all of that?

That movie was just too long, imo

He already said that he didn't think it depicted the life very accurately

Badda bing badda boom

You better click that link if you know whats good for you.. but you click the link, theres no problems ya know what i mean. Ay forget about it

@@michaelfranzese hey Mike I was wondering. When you're a made guy in the mob. Say you go to prison for a long time and you don't cooperate... are you still considered to be a made guy in the mob after many years being in prison and not on the street?

Sounds like Lucky Luciano in Boardwalk Empire would say that.

Ur stories are good fam

So much chills

He’s eccentric

They did business together like any other family

Chicago outfit operates by itself. There are no families. They so business but are separate entities. Chicago also controls KC and Detroit. Kind of like how new York still controls NJ and Philly

Young Jedi was Cleveland on its own? I always wonder that

@@DH-ij9pe they where supported by the Outfit and the Genevese family's

You know your bored when your thinking of how bored you are 😆

Lefty one of those days man 😂

@jeff at one point, before he went to prison and was released on parole once, Sonny Franzese was the underboss. Meaning that all orders and movements are discussed between him, Joe Colombo and his consiglieri. After what most of those orders are given to the capos and sometimes soldiers by him personally. If they gotta ask for the boss's opinion at the sitdown between themselves, they gotta ask for it from the underboss as he spends most time with him and the consiglieri is not always that reachable.He had his own guys, crew big enough and he certainly had influence. So he definitely had the closest position to being a leader and to many guys, he was the leader, as they saw him more often then Joe Colombo himself. It's just that Sonny was loyal to his boss and didn't had ambitions to take over, like Michael once said. But I suppose he certainly could have at some point. He was well respected by everyone and not one person ever said a bad word against him.

@Katie Rae thanks

My father went to school with your mother Tina copabianco in Brownsville, east new York. He did see Sonny many times in the neighborhood. Looked like a movie star,my father said@

Was going to ask him also to review this one

The kid in the bronx tail turned to a addict look it up on vlad tv

Boston? Me too!

@@lilyrose7082 Providence, Rhode Island is where my grandfather grew up but he said the family was in Boston as well.

$5 bucks an auntie or uncle. That's somee good birthday money.

It is us history

@mike deadass tho, realizing the propaganda they used to throw in our textbooks in highschool, I've never heard about any of this stuff at school once lol

😂😂😂 i got WAY to invested over the years, and now I’m a Mafia history expert 🤣🤣🤣

@mike Id go a step further and say its not just US history.

Well it's not all a lie. You gotta really pay attention in school growing up and do your own outside research. Problem is most kids especially these days don't do either. Also mob life been a part of American history for over 100 years

It really is too bad I can't literally hear Christopher Walken read that to me. 🤣🤣

😂

Same dude lol

39.4 degrees wbu

Another good movie

Cheryl Lynne That part is obviously not realistic, but other former mob guys have said the show is mostly accurate.

We found it entertaining but very unrealistic in comparison with the life. But hey it’s only a program. But we loved the characters created 👌🏻

FACTS. I am constantly talking about this stuff to my girl and she’s just like 🙄

Franzese and chill! LOL

He’s just so fucking fascinating to listen to!! I absolutely love him, I think my girl is jealous of my love for him 😂😂

Sam Dunnett great question

Good question

Great question

Katie Rae any reason in particular? I’m genuinely really curious

Sam Dunnett Whitey ran the winter hill gang in south boston. He had a few dealings with the mob in boston, mostly rival. Although he made a lot of money, he wasn’t big enough as the new york familes and had no reach there. I like to say Whitey Bulger was a big fish in a little pond