I love my wife🤷‍♂️

@@louskunt9798 I love your wife long time

Right lol

Typical N

The was when he was doing the opposite.

Haha yes

haha

Big vegi berger

U beat me to it by 1 year!

… as he has the D shaved into his head. 🤣

Epic

Yeah, had me laughing too, like there was a shortage of chairs there.

Right 😄😄😄😄

Wondering why he took the chair with him to get the champagne.

Yea I noticed that too!

It's a fourth wall thing. The actors backs would be to the camera. You see it a lot in sitcoms. Everybody Loves Raymond was the worst for this because the family was so large it was very noticeable, with everyone crowded around one side of the table...

Hey bub, he changed his name. Respect it.

U mean M'bate?

It's hard to picture George anywhere else other than Seinfeld

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

Umm, you said spade? Wow!

Um… guess you didn’t hear, but he goes by Eddie Murphy now.

@@TokyoXtreme lol

So….that WASN’T Rodney Allen Rippy?

Lol don't hurt me or set my house on fire

🤣🤣🤣

Except big salads.

Can't blame him. They should buy him a drink!

Wow dude 😂😂😂😂😂

You folks are missing the reference being used by black jesus. This actually happened: "Seinfeld actor lets fly with racist tirade." www.theguardian.com/world/2006/nov/22/usa.danglaister

@@galesayers and Louis Farrakhan is referenced Where in your Reply?

@@galesayers lol yeah dude this happened like 11 years ago or something maybe a little longer

I'm in no way taking up for Michael Richards, but let's put what he did into context. He was doing stand-up comedy & being heckled constantly by the same group of ppl. They started using racial slurs first, at him. He eventually got frustrated & started calling them racial slurs back. Now, this happened over a decade ago. He was wrong, but has apologized & there've been no further incidents. Why not just give him some benefit of the doubt?

Its all the rolled gold.

Good eyes. I totally missed that.

And continued with the sketch unaffected. A pro.

He's a Martial Artist. He's not really concerned about being attacked. Maybe setting his house on fire might move him, a little, though...

I too saw that.

LoL not Murphy but you made me laugh, I think I saw Samuel Jackson and Clint Eastwood in there

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that's a young Morgan Freeman. Titty sprinkles.

I thought the 1st guy with hat was Will Smith

Nice joke

Price won

"Why did I sign a 30 year contract!" 😂

@@Mayhap34 exactly what I thought about

Keenan Thompson: Am I a joke to you?

He was the first Keenan Thompson...

​@@youngw1ze Ahh cause he is black?😡

It’s been 6 months and I give up! Can we??🤷‍♂️

That was amazing how far it tipped over and how little spilled out

Well there was a beverage at stake!

it reminds me of the episode where george was accused of being a racist for saying a black guy looked like a certain celebrity

@@davidadams9604 It was Sugar Ray Leonard.

I thought that was Tyler perry

@@davidglasspool4921 Yeah and you're an idiot...nah just kidding

@@davidglasspool4921 haha, they are all tyler perry

Oh sure, "black people we all look alike" lol

And don't forget Morgan Freeman coming in to give them their new names.

LOL

Almost didn’t see what you did there 😂

@@Robertbrucelockhart Healthy, funny race-relations-based humor has been buried under both Alt Right Nazis and the Woke-o-Sphere....I went to the hospital to visit a former Sunday School teacher who had just come out of the ICU. Her name was Francine Black. When I got to the nursing station to get a Visitor badge, the young black lady asked me the patient's name. "The patient's name is 'Black'.", I said. "Well", she began indignant...."Can you at least SPELL it?!" When I spelled out "B-L-A-C-K", she got sooooo embarrassed. She thought I meant the name was too "CULTURALLY black" for me to pronounce.

Lmao and two days ago I saw part of Harlem Nights for first time

It's funny you remembered all the Whitey's and forgot about all the Blacks

The 2020s are all about getting upset over simple misunderstandings. And if a few cities get burned down in the process, what's the harm, right?

hard to get along with irrational violent criminals that are genetically predisposed to be that way

@@Uarehere Luckily no cities have actually burned down, the 2020's are also about not believing everything you see on the fake news.

And now, that they are playing videos of O.J. jurors saying We didn't care about the evidence. This was about Rodney King.

​@@Uareherewatch the L.A. Riot Spectacular. It really puts this all into perspective

@unarmed blackman U racist fuck thats clearly Tiger Woods

It's actually Josh Robert Thompson.

I know Keegan-Michael Key just hosted a bit ago, but I had no idea that Key & Peele were full-on cast members, and this early, too.

The Exterminator, that's how they called him in college

@@MDPUDS let's face it. The guy did look like Sugar Ray Leonard

@@TJ-kk5zf The champ eats for free.

YES, I REMEMBER. HE USED THE EXTERMINATOR AS HIS FRIEND, LOL

Too bad Remy and her father wouldn't watch another Audrey Hepburn movie with him

Now that’s hilarious.

I mean he shot a guy in the face because he thought he looked like a turkey.

That’s John Goodman. C’mon, not all white people look alike.

I agree. It's a funny sketch. But, it's unfortunately way too real. Blacks really do this today in 2022 with the "Woke Garbage." We've gone from a funny parody to this being real life, it's sad.

​@@jacksilver930 Oh, so it's "garbage" to be aware of social injustice and be actively against racial and social discrimination and to promote equality and tolerance? That's "garbage" to you? Being "woke" isn't the problem, it's people like you.

You're more of a Coco

You can almost feel the tension from that time from the lack of laughter in the audience.

Wow, you really had to slip the racist reference in there, didn’t cha?

@@jnnx its a typo. I didn't even notice until you mentioned it. No one else seemed to care.

I know this is an old reply. This is actually from the second Trial after the riots, the following year in April, 1993

@@jacksilver930 there was a second trial? how does that work, weren't they acquitted?

You'd be surprised how actors make money. The first reality show was Emmitt Till, the second was Rosa Parks, the third was the death of Malcolm X, and the 4th was the beating of Rodney King. All these were reality shows. You would think the footage was being caught on a Samsung or iphone. If you look closely at all the surrounding footage of all these events, you would see the advertising of fortune 500 companies, or LLC companies. Oh! almost forgot, the fifth reality show was the 9/11 new york tower events. Michael Jackson advertised the event in 1998 on the cover of his album Blood on the dance floor. And in june 2009.............

Exactly. The elite are very good at keeping the people concentrated on NOT THEM AND ALL THEIR MONEY AND POWER. It’s much easier to manipulate people of color to hate white people and to make white people constantly feel guilty and like they’re bad people than it is to have us concentrate on what’s really going on. Since I’ve gotten older, I’ve really began noticing how much propaganda is pushed out thru shows like SNL

@@quotemenot7000 exactly. Propaganda is very powerful tool to manipulate angry, "oppressed" masses to get to power. 2020-2021 proved that. I love this humor!! Really funny. And most important---- NOONE GETS OFFENDED OR CANCELED. And can get along if not to CHOOSE to be manipulated.

That's what he used to call him in high school

No, it's not bothmsides. Lol

Yeah, white people just going about their days being polite and civil, and black people with a chip on their shoulders looking for racism around every corner and playing the victim nonstop. Yep, definitely both sides' view.

Right

He came from a theater background...possibly musicals? I think they over enunciate things and whatnot to allow clarity when speaking to large crowds.

It's bad acting.

Because he wanted to make sure the audience didn't connect the real Jason to the mixed message, blow back of the skit. He was playing a character and made it clear by over acting it.

Ooh you tried it 🧐🚶🏾‍♀️

Yeah, good old Wesley....now who did he play here, again?

^ I 'see' what you did there

😂😂😂

They were mailboxes! He didn't have the heart to tell him!

Ahead of it’s time? Wtf are you talking about? This was about the 1992 LA riot. Kids these days don’t know jack about history. Yeah, the world existed right when you were born. Before you were born there were just emptiness and nothing happened.

may govinda bless you aditya

Whatchu talkin bout Willis? This shiz wasn't funny.

@Aditya Goenka "Message?" "Message" you say? The "message" being, "Telling black people apart is a losing battle, so f*ck it?" That message? Or the straight-to-camera "message" of, "Don't beat up white people?" THAT message? The message I got was, in 1992, S.N.L. did not even pretend to care about non-white people. I mean, you're right that the sketch at least seemed to sort of maybe have something on its mind, but S.N.L. still had a ways to go in terms of empathy and inclusion.

@@Smellohwell I never said it was. But i wasn't aware of what had happened since I'm not from that part of the world. So, it was informative for me as I learnt of the horrendous incident. I just complemented SNL because I understood what was going down in your country through this satire after I read up on those events

@@happybirthday146 what? Firstly, please calm down. Secondly, I wasn't referring to anything what you said - all that (mis)interpretation is on you buddy. I was referring to the fact that SNL, through this sketch, gave me an idea about what the tension was like in your country. I cannot comment on how SNL treated everyone back then since I wouldn't know. I merely called them fabulous since I found this skit to be a bit more mature than what goes on these days.

Saved that man's life!😂

Because when he came back he was holding a tray and it would've been in his way.

Wow...

Also true for George Floyd as well!

No. It was actually the second Federal trial for the cops in April 1993. The riots had already happened after the first trial a year earlier in April, 1992.

He was speaking directly to BLM

@@Starless2012 sure

@@mjg6233 sure

@@Naldo4real sure

They stand for Asians and Hispanics

Yep

A fine old TV tradition, like thin doors and missing ceilings.

You mean where the misunderstanding leads to all four black people jumping the white guy and violently assaulting him? That would be a great 2023 update.

@@JakeKoenig possibly?

@@JakeKoenig I was thinking more in the Latina aspect. As I am Latina.

Nah. He said what he meant.

Well, this sketch was made years before that and Michael Richards said it to be deliberately offensive. Jason in this this sketch really is making honest mistakes and is a genuinely good dude.

DUH!

When in reality the virtue signaling on Twitter and elsewhere today is identical in its intentions. "Please don't hurt me or break my stuff. I'm one of the good white people!"