Ex-Mob Boss Plays Mafia 2 • Professionals Play
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- Former mafia boss, Michael Franzese (michaelfranzese.com/), showcases his experience and expertise while playing the game Mafia 2.
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STILLS
Gas fuel station with sunrise sky
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Attractive Gas Station Convenience Store
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VIDEO
The meter shows the amount of fuel in gallons and the dollar amount. Refueling cars and the price of fuel
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Closeup of the hands. Man finds dollars. Criminal business
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Two videos of man refueling the car in 4K
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Gangster Squad
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EXTERNAL CREDITS
Rachel Lewis
When a mafia boss tells you to trust him, you trust him.
Big fax
The Man With No Name r/woooosh ?
There’s a difference between a mafia man and a con man
Me: calls mafia boss a liar
Mafia Boss: You talkin' to me? ... Then who the hell else are you talkin' to? You talkin' to me? Well, I'm the only one here.
But he took a plea deal he snitches on his own people
- Lived a life of crime, and was a well respected and feared individual
- Left the crime life due to falling in love
I hope nobody kills Michael's dog and steals his car.
John Mattan technically John was a marine before an assassin
I hope mr salieri won’t sends his regards
"Everything has a price...."
Micheal wick😆
@@Titimineur99 Or any other mob boss,for that matter
20% playing the game
80% telling his backstory
I love it
“GET THE FUARK OUDDA ERE!”
"If unlocking safes where this easy, we would have been richer." Favorite line along with his knowledge sharing throughout this video.
he said wealthier, being wealthy and rich isn't the same
"I had somebody shoot at me once... but it was a mistake."
wow chills
"They thought we were somebody else."
oh, an actual mistake
"Sorry, your target is in another car"
Yeah I thought that too lol
@@Albukhshi "Sorry, Peach is in another castle!" xD
In italian mafia this actually happens reeeeeeeaaally often
Still though, being shot at because they can take one look at you and know you're in the life. You're just as dead whether the bullet was intended for you or not. Can't spend all that gas tax from a coffin. And that's if you're lucky enough to end up in a coffin in a real grave instead of a swiftly dug hole on some anonymous roadside.
"Somebody shoot at me once .... and that was a mistake" Sounded like the guy who fired got capiched
Flare 3500 lol
@@mowgz29 capisced lmao
He didn't say it like that he meant the shooting was a mistake due to them shooting at the wrong people
Flare 3500 as soon as I read this the video was plaing the same part at the same time 😭
RadiatedSheep no
This dude is a legend, 25 years as a capo in a NY italian mob family??? It a miracle this guy is still alive
He’s a son of ex-underboss, he prolly received more things than just a capo
There was a list in the 80s of the 50 richest mob bosses, he is the only one of the 50 alive now.
@@kevindoran9389 he just made a video on that it’s actually 3 others that are alive
@@joey544 he was probably going to be the next boss of the family if he didn’t leave that life, he said himself he was being groomed by the older guys to be boss once he was bringing in the millions
@@braydo525 underboss yes. Sadly 7 other families (include Canadian) got full of their heirs.
The first almost 3 minutes is him just talking about his life in the mafia and honestly I would watch an hour long video of him just talking about that
he has his own channel if you didnt know
Look him up on soft white underbelly
You can
Check out his interview on valuetainment
The feeling's mutual
Plot twist: The game inspired him to get back in the game
🤣🤣
The wife was right
Haha I thought that also...see him smile haha
We will bust him out of jail if he’s back in there!
Gamer Gate .. They have Coronavirus
The fact that he literally drives like a normal person in the game scares me way more than his backstory
His has no idea about how to use a controller.They just give to him for the camera.There is a someone behind the scenes that actually plays the game.
@@manos527 i thought that only happened when the fight was going on but you're probably right
In this game cops come after you pretty fast if you don’t drive normally (unlike GTA or other games like that)
@@jacobredden3984 yep, you need to go the speed limit and obey traffic signals and get gas in this game.
Your suppose to drive the speed limit in Mafia 2.
The way he was introducing himself and his background made me feel like I was reading top secret files
When the nice cashier lady calls you suger: :)
When the mafia boss calls you son: :D
When the hot teacher asks you to stay after everyone else leaves:
When the outlaw calls you Boah
@@dekudude8888 arthur ;)
@@chris.3069 when the grove street guy calls you “homie”
@@dekudude8888 🤣
*fires a bullet in the game*
Michael Franzese: “Actually I knew a guy once named Bullet”
King Liberal Mc'GayGlobalwarming lol im italian and the neighbor of my grandparents in naples is called franzese...there are some "franzese" in this lil city in naples and they're rich asf
holycarmine I would say there’s some dirty money there, I’m from the North btw
@@holycarmine8436 Do you know any of the JoJos Part 7 Group?
@@lIPipIl Part 5 is the Mafia, Part 7 is cowboys
ha
"You know who owns this place?"
"Well of course I know him. He's me."
It's like that scene from the Irishman
"You know who owns the Cadillac Linen Service?"
"Some Jews in the laundry business"
"They own a part of it. Somebody else's got an interest in that. You know who?"
"No"
"I do"
"Who?"
"No, _I_ do. I own the other part, not I know somebody who owns the other part"
@POWER GUIDO I know he says it was Sonny that owns the bar, but it's close enough, I had to make the joke. 😂
Before the dark times
I thought that was a quote from Hogans heros...
the references are strong with this one
Me: man this game is so realistic.
Micheal Franzese: very unrealistic.
Me: yeah this game is unrealistic.
That's unrealistic they didn't exist back in the day
Totally. Very unrealistic. I will play it but always considering it's unrealistic.
You: 7:17
Games has to be unrealistic to be fun to play, here for example what would be Mafia game if there is no names in conversation or one punch fight for example
@TheNenad4 It would have seemed more realistic if the gas stamps mission was done correctly there's an achievement and different set of dialog if you do exactly what Michael said step 1 knock out the guards
step 2 go to the basement and turn off a breaker box (disables safe alarm) break into the safe and walk out of there with no cops.
"Then one day, he asked to leave. It was over a woman, of course."
So I guess that really is a thing. Love really can change a person for the better.
Damn, first this guy then John Wick? Love is a hell of a drug it seems
But momma said don’t do drugs so back to racketeering :D
John Wick likes this comment.
@@julianmorales-silva160 💀
Women ☕
I just see his former Mafia members sitting somewhere in the Italian restaurant and laughing their asses watching their former boss playing mafia
Тб Тб I’ve got the scene in my head now but most possibly they are watching it in prison
Most of them are dead lmao
Ugh, a Jojo reference?! 😂
Lol. They're all dead or locked up!
They don’t find this funny at all. In fact, when he started opening his mouth about the mob life, they put a hit out on him and capital for his head. He somehow got them to back off and let him continue. Mob life, is silent life. It’s not supposed to be public.
He looks like a guy that is about to make me an offer I can't refuse.
Just take the deal
I seeeee
Ahhhhhh, nice one
*the godfather theme slowly begins to play*
Finally I'm someone's 500th like
"That's the least traffic I've ever seen in Manhattan."
Ok, why did I cackle at this. I never travelled there
But we all know for a fact that there are more cars running and making massive traffic jams in NYC than there are grains of rice in China 😆
@@srdjanstevanovic4245 There's more traffic in New York than there is bottles of Vodka in all of the Eastern Europe
This blows my mind that he's an actual ex mob boss playing this game and just dropping in all his experiences so calmly and casually. I love him, he's so cool.
Everybody gangsta until Michael arrives to collect his interests.
@My Channel gangster to until arrives michael interest everybody to collect
Everybody gangsta until the FBI knock on the door.
Everybody gangsta till Michael says "Bend over capiche?"
"Put the cheese in the bag ah"
He never put in work like that.
Next video - “Real hitman plays Hitman”
Knock everyone out with the expired spaghetti
John alite would be dope
Frank Castle Robert Knox down
ColdTurkey “real hit and run driver plays simpsons hit and run”
You stole this from someone else for clout. Lol
That guy: Do you know who i am?
Michael - So you have chosen death?
That guy: yes
That guy later : Adios
HAHA XD
The fact that someone with Micheals history is so relaxed, wise, kind and actively enjoyed playing a videogame gives me faith in humanity
Tbh, even though he is out of ghe life, he is probably just as dangerous as he was in his days as a Capo
Honestly seems to be the people with the harshest lives, that seem to either be the kindest people, or something along the lines of a narc.
You learn to be nice to keep out of trouble. You learn to be nice because it benefits you, the other guy, and keeps you alive and ok.
Even if you don't quite like it.
I love how he says “you’d be in trouble” instead of “you’d be killed” even though we know that’s what he really means
Ha 69 nobody ruin it
Ha 420 we meet again
Actually wrong, killing someone is not so simple lol especially when you run any kind of illegal activity, you don’t want anyone asking questions.
Johnny Peterson and that’s why you kill them
Shon Keith you know in other videos, he mentioned that they take murder seriously. You cannot kill unless the boss gives the green light. There was even this instant where he described where he got in trouble, and basically had to be taught a lesson about respect, and reading people. So not necessarily killed.
this whole video is basically him flexing at us
thats why we all clicked this video. If we wanted to just see mafia 2 gameplay...well you know how it goes. We gotta feel the flex the stories ya know the macho macho fun stuff, i have no idea what i m saying im paused 1 minute in bye im going up again
@@yoMamsLover I sunk in half if that and I agree.
*that moment you lose your train of thought, 😂I hate that
If "flexing" to you is sharing insights like the producers asked him to and telling a few stories, then yeah, sure.
The real flex is him being 68 years old yet somehow not looking a day older then 50...
@@yoMamsLover This comment is so relatable
"How is he going to open the safe"
-Turns the handle-
"Oh my god."
Honestly, what kind of safe is that? More like very unsafe.
he had a key.
Just by turning the handle, he opened the safe....hahaha
Great video, the guy's genuine. Always good to see how unrealistic our expectations when comparing fiction to reality. When you fail in a stealth mission in a game, it isn't because you're bad, it's just that it's not done that way
The last sentence: "I don't see how anyone would want to commit a violent act after playng this game; it's jus a game" Mobster himself has spoken, so why idiot politicians and society put games as a scapegoat.
@exlibrisas They don’t want to talk about or even LOOK for the real causes for some reason, so they blame video games
It goes further than that.
They know that games aren't to blame. They also know that we have way too many damn guns out there, and that enacting better gun laws would help save countless lives,
However,
That would mean losing precious NRA money, as well as losing the support of their brainwashed, gun-loving supporters.
The lives of thousands upon thousands on innocent school kids mean nothing to them - especially when money is involved.
@@superdemonboy More gun laws won't change that. If someone wants to murder a large amount of people they will find ways of doing it.
Mef262728 not true lol
@@RyanUlring I agree with both sides. Better gun laws MUST be applied. Yet it is more then just guns, it's culture and, dear I say, tradition.
Regulating guns would be like trying to treat a symptom, not a decease. And yet, since the decease is so strong, reducing effects of the symptom would help, even if a little.
I like how he speaks about his previous crime record as if he's dictating his c.v
????? He already did his time
Polish Lad I never said I did
@@tapx3401 weird thing to add if you don't understand what he's saying then
Joshua Slowey bud your name is Joshua I don’t wanna hear it from your white self
@@tapx3401 that's a bit racist ngl. 🗿
This guy needs his own mafia game based on his life ❤️❤️
I absolutely love these videos. Please keep em coming!
Buzzfeed doesn’t deserve this guy, he should have his own show
Yeh buzzfeed fucking sucks
Blacck0ut17 Netflix wants to know your location
Blacck0ut17 Agreed
Blacck0ut17 how i stole 18 mill from the government
They had us in the first time not gonna lie
"The problem with this is that... Maria is a potential witness" RIP Maria.
No women no children, the Mob has standards why shouldn't they go legit the got more scruples than politicians. Keep the Sicily in the boroughs. Make New York great again lol.
@@metalbob3335 Lol, you really think the Mob didn't kill women?
@Roughman Obviously you know nothing about the mob.
@@metalbob3335 Dude.. I would say you have seen a lot of movies, but I've seen a lot of movies and Im not that innocent xD
@Roughman You kidding? Witnesses and essentially anyone who could testify against a made man was a potential target.
Favorite game played by one of my favorite youtubers. Your stories never cease to teach us and entertain!
“Significant amount of money”
8 million a week
Casually says: "I was bringing in 8 million dollars a week"
9 m not 8 btw
bro shut up this was his life
window bar nah he said 7 million
Pfft I make that in a day
@@blergclerg8107 then lets see u do it
Im sure his grandkids are enjoying his Bedtime stories.
I know I would
Just hope it wont actually inspire them to become like him.
"Hey, kids. Wanna hear a story about me beating a guy to almost dead? "
Hey kids let me tell you the time I attached a block cement to a guys foot and kicked into the Pacific Ocean.
Alright kids, you wanna hear how grandpa tricked the government out of millions using the government?
Guy in the bar: “I’ll get Michael Franzese down here in five minutes”
Michael: “Allow me to introduce myself”
I kinda loved that story about you standing up for a waitress and the conversation between the guy causing trouble. That actually made me laugh and I needed that today
His *voice,* his *look,* his *aura,* his *movements.* He's an -ex- *_mob boss_* alright.
Ex mob boss means he snitched
Nunya Bizness he never snitched on anyone
He was smart enough to avoid jail time without snitching.
He’s not a mob boss, he was a Capo or Captain of a crew. Boss > Consigliere > Underboss/Street Boss > Capo > Soldier > Associates
@@Connor_. I mean, he admitted in another interview that he did tho lmao. Mostly on himself, but u know he had to have brought down some other capos or soldiers with him for the cops to round things up and stop his gas embezzling business.
I don't care about him playing the game, I could sit and listen to his stories all day long
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LL Sleepy
how about no
He has a lotta interviews, the one with soft white underbelly is probably the best one
@@nicolasdiaz4530 can you link which one you mean please?
maxi obor yeah bro here u go czcams.com/video/RjwnDF2dRgI/video.html
For someone whose 70, he aged pretty well! But it's crazy hearing from a guy who did all that white-collar crime and lived, telling us a story on how he changed his life to good, and show us how real mafia works compared to fictional games. Awesome.
Let's just appreciate how good he playing the probably FIRST VIDEOGAME in his life for 70 y.o. Damn
"Had somebody shoot at me once.....but it was a mistake"
The way he looked at the camera after he said that. You know what went down after that lol
LL Sleepy so, what happens in the virus?
Yep...very violent butt-loving
Timestamp
Bada boom bada bing.
Then he follows it up with, “They thought I was someone else.”
(I know this was probably a joke.)
Even his voice sounds like a Mafia Boss.
He never was a mob boss
Rob 7 yeah he was
DaFuzzBearYT Lol they said he was
@@rob_3417 well he was still part of the mafia with authority
@DaFuzzBearYT How do you not know he knows he is not?
Thank you for making it because i wanted to know his opinion about Mafia 2 👍
I really enjoyed that four seconds of a gaming masterpiece that Franceze, who loves the sound of his own voice, didnt speak over with rambling anecdotes
he came and spoke at my school In Cali real respectable solid individual had everyone silent for the whole speech every one was captivated
Now that's gangsta..
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@@llsleepy3010 spammer
Same bro. Very great guy
Yet this niqqa is free from 2 racketeering charges but if it was a black guy for one racketeering charge he'd be in jail 20+ to life
Plot twist: he took over BuzzFeed, and became the new owner.
I WISH
Of only
Kaiser I wonder if Michael watched any other buzzfeed videos about how men and white people are evil and was like “AY OHH”
Better than what happened to Gawker.
And made it better
he's the type of relative where i'd sit down beside him and listen to his stories
8:30 That side look when Michael hears "gas stamps"... nice video Michael, thank you.
Anyone notice how michael franzese looks more like a mafia guy now than he did when he was in the mafia?
He misses the lifestyle. He even told it in a previous interview lol
I did. In his mugshot he looked like some greaseball who mops the floors of a local sandwich shop
Gucci Malcs lol
email burner growing up in the west end of Montreal you see tons of mafia presence. Funny thing is they still dress like this. Fancy suits, pocket watches hats etc. Rizzuto crime family mostly I believe. Im sure not all of them but some.
It's his marketing
I see why people followed him, he's charismatic.
Its good to see he got out of that life without payingthe ultimate price
@@thedarknate0845 Now he can put all that Charisma to a productive use for the rest of society like educating them on the dangers of this lifestyle. Good to see anybody from that life turn a new Leaf
@@jaredflynn3750 page *
Yea, people followed him then he ratted and put them behind bars. Now he exploits the lifestyle to make a living all while claiming to be a reformed born again christian. There's a real fine line between the charismatic and the sociopathic.
@@htx92 Ratting on people who continually rob and harm the community they're in for their own personal gain. Oh the horror. There's no honor in "snitches get stitches" thug rat culture. Get out of here with that nonsense. You commit a crime, you do the time and take responsibility for your actions.
I just love to listen to Michael Franzese. That man is extremely wise and you hear out his experiences.
funny how this was recommended exactly a year after it was uploaded
"I was bringing in 8 million dollars in a week"
*That's how Mafia works*
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Stonks
That's also how you get attention from the law. You better have a good story in place for how you're raking in so much cash.
Hahahahah you are amazing man
LL Sleepy
I had a look, can’t say I’m impressed. The video is private after all.
"I owned a couple of gas stations"
Editor: *here are gas stations in case you forgot what they look like*
lol
lol
lol
lol
lol
This guy seems really nice and he probably is because i know he would do anything for the people in need and especially his family. In the end family is all we got, even though he was a mobb boss he also has a heart like everyone else.
Without a doubt, charisma, and knowledge of keeping your tongue helps in a lot of spheres of life.
This dude immediately memorized the names of the NPC's who might be potential witnesses in the future :D He's never gonna get out of that mindset!
Best comment ever.
mafia bosses can be good brain athletes ngl
The details are important stuff in this life.
Yet he forgets that vito clearly Took the key for the safe, but when he opens the safe, he is confused how vito opened it
He might also have looked a little too happy at 6:34 when he beat that guy hahaha
Me: Lvl. 1 Crook
This guy : Lvl. 100 Boss
Now THAT IS how mafia works.
dbz4586 THAT IS HOW MAFIA WORKS!
NOW THAT IS A DEAD MEME
ツ「Zaphkiel 」 now that is a resurfacing meme
@@daddy8884 indeed it is
The minute you listen to the man you instantly realize and understand that he really knows what he's talking about and never lied really was a mafia member.
0:01 Vito didn't pick the lock, he has the key. This level was in inside job where you got help from the sister of a Mafioso who works in this building in exchange for some money to pay their family's medical bills.
Michael: “8 million dollars…”
Me: “a year?”
Michael: “a week.”
Me: 😲
”8 million dollars...”
Me: “a year?”
“a day.”
Me: 😲
Me in a few years: 😐
@@welshieranger4697 The 2% per week was the interest people paid to loan sharks. That's roughly equal to an annual rate of 100%.
almost half a billion dollars a year......oh my gosh
@yamoosey, czcams.com/video/IxyQbEg6Zds/video.html&app=desktop
Me in 10 years cuase in 12
Next video "serial killer plays gta"
Serial killer: "this would never happen in real life lemme tell you"
There was a jewel robber playing gta heists
Edge Lord For Hire He actually watched a video of someone else playing.
"That's not the kind of knife I'd use, in fact..."
Lmao😂💀
"Serial killer plays manhund"
That bar story was golden😂
I want him to do an entire let's play of that game on his channel!
*Ex-Mob Boss Tells Us His Life Story While Mafia 2 Is Playing In The Background*
🤣
The only correct answer to this gentleman is "Yes sir".
“You don’t call me godfather?”
you're a funny guy
@@drey8 What do you mean, you mean the way I talk? What?
@@funeemunkyTV It's just... you know y-... you're just funny, it's... 😓 the way you tell the story and everything
Unless the question is “You think I’m a sissy?”
that guy who mentioned sonny that was the best bit in the video love it
this was amazing really enjoy it
This guy as a principal: "if I see u in my office again, you're gonna be in trouble."
I read this in my mind with New York accent
Lmao
T0FU86 same 😆🤣🤣🤣
LMAO, he took 3 whole minutes to introduce himself and honestly I wanna have that energy in life.
3 interesting facts about yourself
"Hi, I'm Mike, and in just 3 minutes I'm going to illustrate how I lived more in my first 30 years than most do in 75-80."
1k
He must be able to write a 10 page essay about himself before he even starts on the subject
Be a rat
I can tell that this man is a genuine person.
Now just need him reacting to gta iv mafia missions
Mafia: * Vito sneezes *
Michael: "this is very unrealistic, we didn't have noses back in the day."
So ur trying to say u know better then him
@@kakashiifuck4290 it's a joke
@@kakashiifuck4290 how is he even saying that
3sj 3sj Chill
@@kakashiifuck4290 exactly
"Took the guy in the back and uh, I guarantee you this guy would never mention somebodies name again."
0_0
@@izyaboicallume You need a permission to kill from the top guy, you don't necessarily need the order from him. Also cops are usually bribed especially if the victim is a rival mafia guy. Also they took killing very seriously but it was still pretty common. Maybe not everyday but still common.
too bad cellphones were not around yet, he could've actually called him
@TooniXon14 he prob just got his fingers broken
They prob just knocked all his teeth out or pulled out his tongue. Not really an offense that merits being killed...
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When this guy went to see Goodfellas after he moved out of prison. He unexpectedly saw his character in the movie. Like Scorsese used him as a character. Man that is something.
Michael Franzese,what an amazing man,very inspiring once you get to know him
" We took him to the back and I guarantee you, he wouldn't have mentioned somebody's name again"
0_0.......
He most likely just got a good old-fashioned beating along with a possible broken arm or leg.
For his sake I hope he only got a beating, not sleeping with the fishes
@@PrinceAkaiVtuber i really hope so but this is the mafia so he might have went sleeping with the fishes
@@kaxdra anyway maybe you just meant they are (he was) evil and untrustworthy people, being moved only by power and money thirst. People who showed many times animal behavior (actually animal don't usually act as self destructive as the human race) and no respect for others life.
@@rodrigodeangelis1275 Mafia are wanted men, and even if they didnt want to kill a man, its not exactly fine to leave a witness out open now is it?
Michael: "That's not how mafia works."
Because it is not xD
@@meezy1868 Yeah, he should know, he was one.
@@CipsterAnimations thats kinda the whole point in this conversation xD
@@meezy1868 Call me Captain Obvious from now on. Me is the fuktart 😂
@Bewolf6 but u have to become a lv1 crook first
They need to recruit this guy as an advisor for the next Mafia game.
Vito doesn't become a made man until later, plus this is the 20s-30s not the 70s so the heist with the irish simultaneously pulling up makes sense according to Michael. I also believe Vito learns to lockpick prior to the gas stamp chapter, making it possible for him to get into that vault. Idk if I'm mixing that last part up with mafia 1 though or with car picklocking.
This guy has to be tired of telling his backstory in every video
I feel like he actually gets a kick out of telling it (i.e. he likes to talk about it).
@@thearousedeunuch Yeah its a grand and glorious story
I think he missed his past. But he has to go. It's rare to have ex mafia to tell their story. I like him
He’s a motivational speaker they never get tired of telling their backstory
He does a lot of public speaking for a living so id say probly not
I could listen to this guy tell me mob life stories all day.
So interesting
He's got tons of videos all over CZcams! They're really good and in depth
@@loudchurchmouse can u send the link??
@@ni06no soft white underbelly - Michael Mob interview, a 40 minute interview.
@@ni06no czcams.com/video/lNlR3lfnLR8/video.html
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I think the reason why a lot of it is "unrealistic" is mainly for the players enjoyment. Cause the thing with a lot of these "action" games is that you always have to have that action available. So being able to just attack anyone at any time or swarms of cops chasing you gives the player that enjoyment/fun factor.
1:08 that's the most badass thing I ever heard so far
I really hope they get him as a voice actor in Mafia 4, even if it's just a minor role it would be amazing.
He should be the main character
YAAS i love his voice
he should write it too
Maybe make a game out of him? That would be amazing, maybe another game based in New York about him make it the goodfellas film game
im sorry
Me: *Breathes*
Michael Franzese: "See, you do that back in the day, you're in trouble"
lol
You screwed up peterman you can’t say names
I mean it's true!
Peter Castillo for real
Peter Castillo 🤣🤣🤣🤣
This guy has stories for days. I fucking love it!!
Bro is actually a pro,And I can tell the devs aren`t💀
He’s literally about to be 70 looking to be in his 40s to me. Great genetics👌🏼🧬
italian genetics are op
Then he'd be one of the most unfortunate oldest looking 40 year olds on the planet.
@@Hotobu 40's can be 49
Easy life does that 🤣
Great hair! I have less at 40 and have prettu good hair genes
This dude became a memeber of the smallest out of 5 powerful mafia families, and became a good (also cool) person just to have kids and wife.
Really a change.
He was born into it
lethal legacy no he wasnt his dad didnt want him to go down that road he wanted him to go to school and become a doctor and he was going to do that until his dad went to prison
@@shavingishere782 his dad did want him in the family business i just saw interviews of him talking about this and he was like 23 when he started
EchØ :O the columbo family was actually the smallest of the 5 the gambino family was the most powerful
You cannot change your past
I can listen to this guy all day every day
Damn I remember when this video first came out. Coming home from school a month before the pandemic hit. Good times👍
i'd love to hear this guy tell stories of the mafia all day.
now THAT would an offer i can't refuse.
Goggles Tigerkhan look up interviews with him
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would be an offer*
Goggles Tigerkhan check out his vlad interviews
I’m pretty sure you couldn’t refuse any of his offers.
I hope this man sells audiobooks with him reading, he’s got such a calming voice no cap
He actually does. He made an Audible version of his autobiography, Blood Covenant
He does sermons. I met him at my mom's old church one. She lured me into going to church with her by telling me I would get to meet a former mafia captain. Lmao. He sold me and signed one of his books and told me to stay out of trouble. I was like 16 at the time and the whole thing just blew me away. Lol.
He’s audiobook will say his brutal crime calmly
No capo
Go watch Larry Lawton trust me he is madd
Getting used to defenitive edition and seeing the original is a weird feeling
Let him play Mafia 1. He's gonna say "Mobsters don't drive taxi, that is unrealistic."
Well tommy wasnt mobster to begin with. He was regular taxi driver who got pulled into family.
'mobsters aren't always on a mission our lives are free roam'
@@MaSoNGaMeR115 "our"
@@giohicks4837 not