I couldn't even watch the entire video because the music annoyed me too much LoL

Right? At least lower the volume. Some random person with a TikTok account could have done a much better job with this video.

I got 20 seconds in and had to bail. So irritating.

It IS called BoomerTube. Give ‘‘em a break!😅

Agreed

he was in the tv series step by step with the same accent

Hilarious!!!

Many say Serge's character stole the scene in Beverly Hills Cop, but that is not the case. The Serge character most certainly kills it cos it launched his career big time but Eddie Murphy was the one who actually stole the scene. And here's why.... Not so today but back in 1984 "Get the fuck outta here" ..as a way to express shock and surprise was counterintuitive. So much so that it landed like the punchline to the funniest joke ever. I remember at the time thinking it was the most outrageous thing to say and laughed my head off. Everyone thought the same. Whenever I see the scene today, however, Serge does in fact steal the scene but that's because "Get the fuck outta here" ..is no longer counterintuitive (such like responses are pretty commonplace) so doesn't land half as well as it would have done back in its time. Back then Serge's performance was the setup for Axel Foley's punchline but today the roles have reversed. Axel Foley is more the set up and Serge's performance can be considered the punchline.

Not surge...sounds like a detergent. 🙂

@@thefourshowflip Tiurd Pauds

Many say Serge's character stole the scene in Beverly Hills Cop, but that is not the case. The Serge character most certainly kills it cos it launched his career big time but Eddie Murphy was the one who actually stole the scene. And here's why.... Not so today but back in 1984 "Get the fuck outta here" ..as a way to express shock and surprise was counterintuitive. So much so that it landed like the punchline to the funniest joke ever. I remember at the time thinking it was the most outrageous thing to say and laughed my head off. Everyone thought the same. Whenever I see the scene today, however, Serge does in fact steal the scene but that's because "Get the fuck outta here" ..is no longer counterintuitive (such like responses are pretty commonplace) so doesn't land half as well as it would have done back in its time. Back then Serge's performance was the setup for Axel Foley's punchline but today the roles have reversed. Axel Foley is more the set up and Serge's performance can be considered the punchline.

Ahmed Foley

He is.

He's in the trailer.

Only if it got a little lemon twist

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Many say Serge's character stole the scene in Beverly Hills Cop, but that is not the case. The Serge character most certainly kills it cos it launched his career big time but Eddie Murphy was the one who actually stole the scene. And here's why.... Not so today but back in 1984 "Get the fuck outta here" ..as a way to express shock and surprise was counterintuitive. So much so that it landed like the punchline to the funniest joke ever. I remember at the time thinking it was the most outrageous thing to say and laughed my head off. Everyone thought the same. Whenever I see the scene today, however, Serge does in fact steal the scene but that's because "Get the fuck outta here" ..is no longer counterintuitive (such like responses are pretty commonplace) so doesn't land half as well as it would have done back in its time. Back then Serge's performance was the setup for Axel Foley's punchline but today the roles have reversed. Axel Foley is more the set up and Serge's performance can be considered the punchline.

Hi, fat matt . I'm sorry this episode wasn't to your liking. What about it bothered you? What would you prefer to see in the future? Thanks for your feedback. David

@@PopGoesTheCultureTV Did you even read the comment? The music behind the clip is so annoying and distracting! Just let the interview happen!

@@PopGoesTheCultureTV It was very distracting. Numerous commenters have mentioned it. Interviews don't need help from music; they can stand on their own.

Bahahah ha

It was the two of them together.

Many say Serge's character stole the scene in Beverly Hills Cop, but that is not the case. The Serge character most certainly kills it cos it launched his career big time but Eddie Murphy was the one who actually stole the scene. And here's why.... Not so today but back in 1984 "Get the fuck outta here" ..as a way to express shock and surprise was counterintuitive. So much so that it landed like the punchline to the funniest joke ever. I remember at the time thinking it was the most outrageous thing to say and laughed my head off. Everyone thought the same. Whenever I see the scene today, however, Serge does in fact steal the scene but that's because "Get the fuck outta here" ..is no longer counterintuitive (such like responses are pretty commonplace) so doesn't land half as well as it would have done back in its time. Back then Serge's performance was the setup for Axel Foley's punchline but today the roles have reversed. Axel Foley is more the set up and Serge's performance can be considered the punchline.

You don't like elevators?

@@PopGoesTheCultureTV I used to be an elevator mechanic. Now I'm losing my hearing and I have trouble tuning out background noise. And I see from the comment below I'm not the only one.

Thats french speakers for you!

Fair enough

I'm pretty sure it could be - but I do agree. I'm in the process of remastering all my old videos. I hope you'll be patient and subscribe as I go through that very painful process. Thanks.

Many say Serge's character stole the scene in Beverly Hills Cop, but that is not the case. The Serge character most certainly kills it cos it launched his career big time but Eddie Murphy was the one who actually stole the scene. And here's why.... Not so today but back in 1984 "Get the fuck outta here" ..as a way to express shock and surprise was counterintuitive. So much so that it landed like the punchline to the funniest joke ever. I remember at the time thinking it was the most outrageous thing to say and laughed my head off. Everyone thought the same. Whenever I see the scene today, however, Serge does in fact steal the scene but that's because "Get the fuck outta here" ..is no longer counterintuitive (such like responses are pretty commonplace) so doesn't land half as well as it would have done back in its time. Back then Serge's performance was the setup for Axel Foley's punchline but today the roles have reversed. Axel Foley is more the set up and Serge's performance can be considered the punchline.