yep.

It was probably the least offensive joke out of all of them too lol

which just goes to show you, it's always somthin'.

The TRUE Eddie Murphy joke. It was 1995 - he hadn't made a good movie in almost a decade.

@@DunmoresMovieMania IMO, it’s been 31 years. ‘Another 48 hours’ was the last. Of course he’s made millions since but for VO work/ kid movies. He started to take himself too seriously.... surrounded by his clan of sycophants.... he lost touch with reality.

Except his comments are more original than: That didn't age well, Why is no one talking about..., I'm dead, this is underrated, who's watching in 20__?, First!, Trumptard/Libtard, Who else came here from.....?, You couldn't get away with this nowadays, No one: Absolutely no one:, ..., So we just gonna ignore....

A social media comment section is David Spade dead.

@@bossfan49 omgosh, so very true. Well done!!

The original troll

@@bossfan49 well said!

Explain the joke I'm not sure what it is referencing I'm so lost

@@DGCMO Eddie Murphy was one of the biggest movie stars of the 1980's, maybe even the top 10. But once the 90's hit, he wasn't nearly as popular anymore. So when David say 'Look kids, a falling star, make a wish' David is basically saying that Eddie Murphy is a falling star, like a movie 'star' whose career is falling. Also, back in the old days, when you saw a 'shooting star' or a 'falling star' in the sky, you made a wish. 😎😎

I think the funniest thing to me in hindsight is that it was immediately preceded by a dig on Heather Locklear who he later dated

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Eddie is a pretentious A hole. He does a few good movies and all of a sudden he thinks he should be treated like Paul McCartney or something. I cant fault him for believing that though, there must not be a lot of oxygen that far up his rearend

And Bill Cosby. Poor Bill, I blame Eddie's hilarious and well deserved parody of then America's dad for kicking off self esteem /shame/criminal spiral that ended in his syndication royalties to nosedive like hungry falcon targeting slow rabbit.

The FIRST black cast member on SNL....not cool, Eddie :-/

If you dish it out, you have to be able to take it.

Not to mention impersonating Mr T taking it in the ass. Which was hilarious but Eddie ripped on plenty of celebrities.

He probably gave them motivation to do so. "My name is Matt Foley, and I am a motivational speaker."

Adam Sandler and David Spade have told this story. They didn't say who was offended. But, most sources say it was Eddie Murphy and MC Hammer that took offense. He burned them both bad on SNL. Took some flack for going after Murphy. He has just got busted with male/female hooker.

Yes. Great jokes. Given free/er reign you write with more ambition.

yeah.. hopefully they pull the plug after 50 years... because they aren't willing to push boundaries or be offensive anymore, unless its to pump political propaganda and coin it as a "joke"

yep until everyone got soft and complained about comedy. its sad

@@JC-nq3ux Wrong.

Yup. They had some balls back then. Didn't care about offending a few hyped up celebs. It was back in the era when Letterman struck fear in any celeb brave enough to go on his show. He had no problem skewering them right to their faces. There was some magical Tv back then.

I knew I wasn't crazy, I was like he dated her after that joke. Years later, but still.

Bad actress and a short attention span one too it would seem. 😄

IN: Checking the comments section first. OUT: Seeing my observation already posted!

It pays to be a smart arse or as we say in Australia "a little shit."

@@Fakeaorta 👍

Still does.

😂

Lol

Same here

@@albertda Same here too! I feel like the Carvey/Spade combo makes the perfect host as the two are incredibly well rounded with interests and experience but with rather different lives. I'm definitely team 'Fly On The Wall'

Too bad he made Eddie Murphy boycott the show until the 40th anniversary

True, they should, but that's not the culture Lorne and NBC want these days. It's all Democrats, Liberalism and wok-ism *good!* Republicans and normies BAD!

@@blazerocker1734 Obviously you must have bumped your head or something but dummies like you always want to make everything about politics. Douche.

@@rogersmith7808 no he’s right

@@bigbowl37 It might appear that way to someone with their head up their ass. lol

This is a program that is both now leftist and was the first to normalize Donald Trump. They're a fundamentalist political program like one would see in an authoritarian country. In other words, they would NEVER allow something like this, that upsets the fascist system.

Didn't he invent that bit? Or at least the first one to do that bit on tv.

In 1993, he said that he liked Stone Temple Pilots better when they were called Pearl Jam!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

I liked Black Sheep better the first time when it was called Tommy Boy.

It was A LOT true. Eddie was stinkin' up the place.

Eddie ended up ok tho. I would say his career has been amazing and he’s legit legend. He did fall off, and his comeback was full of corny shit, but it was mostly EXTREMELY SUCCESSFUL corny shit and A LOT of it. That coupled with his early work which was so progressive and cutting edge makes for a well rounded career. I mean, we couldn’t expect him to stay edgy and ground breaking forever! He was dropping genius shit already by age 21! I just watched Coming 2 America and it wasn’t early Eddie good, but it was EXCELLENT for a comedy from a brilliant comic in his 50s who has been at it rather consistently for over 30 years. A legend. In spite of his many crap films, I still call him legend. All that said, this was a great Hollywood minute!!

@@clownnookie At that point he was a moneymaker no matter how bad the movie was. There was a few years where Will Ferrell sort of did that too... It's like they got to a point where they could put their career on autopilot because the calls kept coming and the offers were good. They had to pull back a bit and be more selective and smart about what they said yes to.

Poor multi-millionaire, thin-skinned Eddie Murphy. What a tender and sensitive soul.

I heard someone talking about getting invited to Eddie's mansion and realizing why he's not funny anymore. He said it's because he's been living the lifestyle of Louis Winthorp III for 20+ years now.

He went redzone

How would he have countered back though? There was no social media. Was he supposed to call a press conference?

And then he went on to date Heather Locklear.

The first three were never overwhelmingly beloved celebrities and an international superstar on the level of Eddie Murphy. This was the first time since Eddie's shot quickly to stardom in the early 80s that he was experiencing a decline at the box office. The films weren't being well received and although moderate hits, they were not the massive blockbusters people were used to. David was the first to strike. Eddie did have a little family-friendly comeback with Nutty Professor and the Shrek films, but that ended up being a double edged sword as he started making unfunny family movies after that and became irrelevant in comedy.

Antonio is a loser

Especially the 2022 writers

Not really, he has no talent and got a Hollywood career out of it. That's a pretty sweet deal.

And hate David for 20 years 😆

I remember watching that joke

You needed to say piss yourself.

Nice analogy... Shit...

Yeah but at least Frampton didn't steal Spades bit...yet....

Great analogy indeed, although I think Joe Satriani’s guitar is gently weeping.

Spade is average.. Farley is the one you are talking about lol.. even Spade knew that himself that he was just barely hanging on in SNL times while Shneider, Sandler, and others were popping off.

Have you seen his show Lights Out? Check out the KZfaq channel... he's more savage now than he was back then.

The true irony is it's the funniest thing I've seen Eddie Murphy be a part of in 20 years.

i feel ya

THANK YOU SOMEONE AGREES

@@janne6200 Rightttt

Same

I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE

The other days

Yep. I was 13 and lost it at the Eddie jab.

@burteriksson He's one of those guys who think they're funny by ranting about "Cancel Culture".

The only difference was Norm and Spade were actually funny

@@imrustyokay Sorry, but Bill Burr is legit funny. Both Norm and Spade have said as much.

@burteriksson loved Burr's roast of Philadelphia. "You're claim to fame is a fictional character that doesn't exist. You built him a statue instead of Joe Frazier who's from here but because he's black, he don't get one."

@burteriksson Cancel culture is basically when someone, typically if they're famous, is ostracized and metaphorically cast out of society because of something they said or did years ago or recently. It's really annoying and it's happened to a lot of actors and comedians who aren't politically correct. But cancel culture doesn't seem to have a preference now, given that it's been affecting both sides of the political spectrum.

Yet the reviews were terrible and this cast was largely all fired because SNL wasn't funny anymore back then they said.. See everything you are saying had already been said in every generation.

@@BAM5636 Everyone was fired except Spade and Norm, the two most brutal, savage roasters on SNL in 1995.

@@BAM5636 You say that as if critics know what's funny. The audience is the judge, and everyone knows SNL's funny flew away over 20 years ago and hasn't looked back.

​@John_Doh Your response is just funny. "Everyone knows". Okay follower. Lol. I guess that's why you talk in reused cliches. You are just going through the cycle again. Like a battery in the matrix. Cope I guess.

​@@RichV20True, which is why I said the cast was largely fired.

Yeah, I'll bet Eddie is embarrassed looking back at it. I wouldn't be surprised to hear him admit so much, because he's a man who can swallow his pride. He's shed a huge amount of his old ego in the last couple decades and has really mellowed.

Yeahhhh, it was just a joke and the whole bit is about making fun of EVERYTHING, but I get why he was upset. Eddie carried that show on his back, he was the biggest movie star of the 80s (thanks largely to SNL), it would be rough to have your alma mater take a jibe at you when your career was in a weird place. I'd take it personally, too. Needless to say, Eddie bounced back, he's the best, I hope he and Spade are cool with each other, but I GET IT. I don't think Eddie was being small.

Imagine you saved SNL from getting canceled after the original players left. Your career is in a rut. You find out someone on the show you carried for years is ripping on your career. Can’t blame him for being pissed. Funny though. I like edgy humor.

@@robertostrom5675 Sure he can be pissed, but he wasn't right in the way he handled it. I don't think he had quite learned how to laugh at himself yet. I'd like hear his take on it today. I am almost positive he would laugh about it and be ashamed of his younger reaction.

I think people will forget and Eddie getting mad now that Will Smith showed out.

the funnier thing is that he dated Heather Locklear after this!

I think it’s because it was true

I mean, Eddie Murphy did save SNL from being cancelled back in 1981.

@@imrustyokay Yeah but around that time Eddie's career needed saving. He got it next year with The Nutty Professor but Spade was right on the money.

@@imrustyokay honestly, in my opinion, Phil Hartman and the Chris Farley, Sandler, Chris Rock group helped too

Márton Lukács 2:47

Amen to that

Double on the Amen.

Yes, and back when they were actually funny!

It was an amazing time.

and 6 years later after you comment .. it keeps getting lamer and lamer ... by the second

Shows that she had enough substance to be able to take a joke, which is a skill too many people lack today

We had celebrities back then, now just a who’s who of who are they?

Yea i didn’t appreciate my hometown girl joke. Anything related to that witch that killed our Beloved Selena is never going to be funny in any case.

Me

Except it was way better than Goodfellas; only similarity was an antsy Joe Pesci character, and even he had a richer character in Casino.

@@steveconn wrong. just wrong. Watched Scorsese my whole life. When watching Casino? The entire time was consumed with deja vu. He went to the well, too many times. And casting the same actors, is one more problem.

@@Redmenace96 Get off it. Casino is a stone cold classic.

@@Kaddywompous You probably like Simpsons Season 21, too. Too much, is never enough for fans!

@@Redmenace96 Somehow my appreciation for a Scorsese masterpiece transmogrified into an assumption about my consumption of The Simpsons. Lol. Ok.

Eddie Joke did that already i guess

You HEARD that in a BOOK??? A book you THINK you READ!!?? Oh my God. You need to be writing for SNL...

@@jimblack8027 I may have written the book I heard it in, not sure, can’t read.

I feel bad for Baldwin. Just found out he hasn't been doing much better than Stephen.

Billy Who??😆

Yeah really. Wardrobe probably doing what they could to make the little fella more imposing 😆

The Irishman is if Casino didn't cut any scenes... That film just kept going and going...