but… but what’s happened to your face.
nice offhand btw
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You know when criminals pull stockings over their heads because they can’t afford skimasks? It’s that.
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In Italian we call them “un furfante” 
Fur-fante… furry criminals? 
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Ah thought it was: Ho una scimmia drago nel seminterrato
The direct opposite of smooth criminals I guess.
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I wholeheartedly agree, kind sir!
Define a smooth criminal… like a rebel of sorts, so then an anti-rebel?
shrug Horrible part of a horrible song from a horrible artist, far as I know 
Smuf Criminal cit. Laura Scimone “Maigol Jekkson” 
Jesus. its just unfortunate our friends here cant understand anything… where did you find that?
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At a certain point in life you just accept it 
sorry i meant language. its in italian dialect.
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That’s an Italian trash classic, the history of Italian YouTube 
I love Laura, sadly she disappeared from the web 
“Soddisfazioni vicce” 
Me neither, as I don’t speak Italian so…
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this is could be more understandable.
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I speak Italian sign language 
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Jokes aside, I’m actually learning some Italian as I’ve been asked to learn Bella Ciao from Money Heist/Casa de Papel. It’s apparently the go-to party song here now. I remember like half of the lyrics so far 
The music is simple though. Should be a tradional Italian song originally.
A lot of Italian is actually quite easy to guess as there are a lot of similarities to the Germanic languages which these days also have a lot of latin-base in them. So my stupid interpretations are actually mostly stupid on purpose
I also maintain that along with Spanish it’s one of the coolest European languages there is. French is super ugly.