Tony Soprano Wanders the Wasteland

I don't know... Johnny Sack is unconscious

Tony Soprano is composited into a Fallout-style wasteland, speaking with another man before wandering through ruined terrain and railroad tracks as the scene grows darker and ends on black. The awkward conversation and increasingly bleak journey are set to the cheerful swing-western song “Jingle, Jangle, Jingle (I Got Spurs),” creating an absurd contrast between Tony’s apparent confusion, the game-like disaster setting, and the upbeat music. It works as a reaction to being emotionally lost, overwhelmed, or quietly walking away from a situation. EN: Tony Soprano is composited into a Fallout-style wasteland, speaking with another man before wandering through ruined terrain and railroad tracks as the scene grows darker and ends on black. The awkward conversation and increasingly bleak journey are set to the cheerful swing-western song “Jingle, Jangle, Jingle (I Got Spurs),” creating an absurd contrast between Tony’s apparent confusion, the game-like disaster setting, and the upbeat music. It works as a reaction to being emotionally lost, overwhelmed, or quietly walking away from a situation.

I still look forward to working with you John. I mean that. You want a coffee? Or are I not home? Fuck you, Christ!

♪ Kay Kyser, Trudy Erwin & Harry Babbitt — Jingle, Jangle, Jingle (I Got Spurs)

• @eternalclassic / 10904 2022-03-28