Serious question: why do the Cumio Bros. each pronounce their last name differently?

22  2019-06-24 by schmuckOnWheels

I've never heard of this before. I know Joe is dumb (maybe I've answered my own question), but I would like to know how this is possible.

20 comments

1  SueFuckedAnt 2019-06-24

Joe Queuemia and Anthony Coomia

1  [deleted] 2019-06-24

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1  vsehorrorshow93 2019-06-24

Tony Coonia, you say?

1  realestassdude 2019-06-24

Joe knows how to pronounce his name. He just thought he was classing it up for the people’s court.

1  OpiesInstantReplay 2019-06-24

Joe has said he pronounces it differently than Ant. I don’t get it.

1  albanianandrea 2019-06-24

I guarantee if you ask this moron Joe he would tell that he's pronouncing it the proper "Italian" way even though that would still be incorrect.

1  JansHammer 2019-06-24

that's it. Joe's father pronounced it the proper way and Anthony pronounces it the american way. the Appice bros are the same way.

1  ants_ccw_permit 2019-06-24

Um no. The u vowel sound is pronounced oo 100% of the time in italian.

1  JansHammer 2019-06-24

bellissima!

1  Kurt_Love 2019-06-24

Yeah in one of his random social media brags he said he helped an old lady get a picture out of her car and she pronounced his name perfectly in the old school Italian way

1  Poo-U 2019-06-24

Mulignan?

1  Opprobriousness 2019-06-24

Joe is a cyunt.

1  Opprobriousness 2019-06-24

Joe is a dyouche.

1  McGowan9 2019-06-24

Yeah, it's because Joe is a retard.

1  Rich_Vos_Rolex 2019-06-24

Different dads?

1  RtardedPelican 2019-06-24

Both black.

1  late_50s_why 2019-06-24

A certain Street artist call them cumio

1  Poo-U 2019-06-24

You peel potatoes, he peels patahtoes

1  GinFoss 2019-06-24

My guess is that Ant pronounces it the way his dad did and Joe's version got corrupted while he was in the army. His drill sergeant probably said it that way and it just stuck with him and everyone he was training with

1  ConchoPetesHugePenis 2019-06-24

OpieRaqio had Nana change it so it was safe for radio.

On the Howard Stern contest (that Joe takes credit for Nana's career) Nana pronounced it "Kyooomia."