Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

Social Media

Someone Turned “The Sopranos” Intro Into A Russian Version Featuring Putin

Now we’ve seen it all.

TPYXA_ILLUSTRATION/Shutterstock

Putin’s footage was edited to look like “The Sopranos” Intro. Something no one thought about, yet it exists, due to some random person on the fantastic internet.

First, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has nothing to do with The Sopranos, a 1999 HBO series that lasted 6 seasons, yet someone decided he would look amazing as Tony Soprano, the main character from this crime-drama series.

Moreover, Putin does deliver a different sense to the character as he is an interesting character in the real life.

For instance, interesting because of his strength and his memes, and known to be a very powerful leader to the Russian People.

Nevertheless, the video shows Vladimir riding through Moscow, security around him.

Hence, the video gives Putin a sense of Greatness and it is something you need to see yourself today, check it below.

Now, if you’re wondering how the original intro looks, here you have it.

Finally, from these, you can choose your favorite. Interestingly enough, Vladimir as Tony Soprano, is something I would like to see. The series would feature the Kremlin and Russian Culture, giving a new sense of Russian people.

More on Putin…

Written By

Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You May Also Like

Celebrity

Cowgirl fashion and country music is trending again. Why has this trend gained popularity? And what defines the Cowgirl style?

Life

An empty Florida island now costs $14 million by a group of friends who bought it for $65,000.

Food & Drink

Thanks to city officials you won't find any 'golden arches' in Sedona, Arizona. They'd only let McDonald's build their franchise there if they agreed...

Life

Some say YouTube is dying, however with commentary and video essays becoming more popular a resurgence may be occurring.

Copyright © 2022 Trill! Mag