Put some tape on a banana lol

The more things Change..,.you know.😝

My friend took me to the MOMA....I was furious when I saw the Modern Art Section...….what a waste of time money and pretentiousness!

NJtuber88 😄

You mean years later.

Not out of anger, nor out of spite. I hate white people, because they is white. W-I-T-E. People.

@@paullangton-rogers2390 or we spell it whypippo😂😂😂😂

WITE!!

Yes, he was intellectual as well, LOL!

Cill

They'd love him today.

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@Very Fake News Fuck on

@Nenethegreat W stfu

That was funny asf I'm not even racist lol Eddie is crazy man

Funny how? This is so cringed I wish it never happened.

Yes! She came with real "fucking" intentions. Sometimes acting calls for realness and that true desire... of simply being yourself. Eddie perceived her heat when she said conceptual art. Lol!

She grabbed his ass

that's the magic of live TV

@Do it Dex I know and I was saying Eddie Murphy inspired Homie the clown

Yup. Definitely see it here

Yeah - He's just bein' Black, Y'all. And so is Homey! That's why it's so funny!

@@rafaelcarmany463 There is no such thing as 'just bein' Black'. That was a very stupid thing to say.

Basquiat actually could paint.

You can thank the late Al Siegel.

SSK Music Beats fuck yeah the do.and the women are quick to get Tipsy and have rough sex with em too

He did!

@Philippe H He sure did! I was just starting high school and my first job right around this time. I was around 15/16 years old. I got out of work at 10:30PM on Saturday nights and came right home to watch SNL & the incredible greatness of Eddie Murphy. This friend of mine I worked with watched it as well & we would recite the funny skits/sketches all week until the next episode. His rise to fame happened so fast! He was doing movies then he hosted the show for the 1984 Christmas episode & he left and didn't come back until the 40TH Anniversary Special in 2015 and then he finally hosted an episode in 2019 which was awesome! I have watched SNL since season ONE. My Dad watched it so we did as well & I loved the show from the first episode. My Dad stopped watching it once the original cast left & it became something I did. The show was huge during the original cast period. Everywhere you were everyone stopped and put the shop on. After they left it really sucked for a season or so but Eddie Murphy brought that element back and once again everything stopped at 11:30PM on Saturday night to watch him. I can still remember certain episodes like his opening sketch to call in either yes or no if you wanted him to cook Larry the Lobster LOLOL The episode with Smokey Robinson as the musical guest and Mr T hosted. He did a Mr. Robinson's neighborhood skit banging away on Smokey Robinson's drummer's drum kit. He said something like "Smokey Robinson is in town and they left their van door open so I took these drums." Then there was loud banging on his door and an arm came through the door ... it was his new neighbor Mr. T ... He grabbed Eddie by the throat and looked into the camera and said "Hi kids, the word for today is PAIN!" Classic stuff. They say that because Chevy Chase left after season one it set it up so it was OK for other members to leave & be replaced. I say that by having all of them leave and then having a lame season followed by a new rising star taking over it set the show up for a pattern like that to follow several other times over the years. There was a lame season or two after Eddie left but then we got to watch Dana Carvey, Kevin Nealon, Phil Hartman, Jan Hooks, Dennis Miller, Etc... If my memory still works I think Rolling Stone ranked Eddie Murphy as the 2ND best & most important cast member behind John Belushi and I would agree with that. I would LOVE to see Eddie do more sketch comedy and stand up at this point in his career. He is one of the best at it.

​@@joel8583As a Teenager no less!!!!!

That is the amazing Mary Groce!

Mary was hilarious!! She was also a writer on Seinfeld. LOVED her Alfalfa 🤣 RIP

Mary Gross is not dead.

Michael Davidson for the life of me, I couldn’t remember her name. You’re a lifeline.

You might be correct about the sketch being about basquiat it was the beginning of his short career everyone thought his art was a bunch of scribble elementary drawings oh but time has the last laugh one basquiat painting will make you very rich today

Someone ate it too

You downplaying art

I love Basquiats art and think it's amazing, but it's well documented the NYC art scene at the time fetishized his race and 'hood' upbringing

Don't 4get to mention that someone ate that banana and it was not the buyor.

more like sad

@@joseanrodriguez2005 lmmfao one mans atrocity is another mans art.

@@joseanrodriguez2005 i wouldnt,im just sayin...

@@joseanrodriguez2005 , a Latino, trying to roast? I wouldn't talk. Just ask your G. Lopez Lol

They bought the ideology, too.

Indeed. He would also refuse to sell art to people who would comment how it won't match their furniture because there wasn't enough red in it etc. etc....

I wish he would do this skit.

I saw that too. Though I know he don’t hate white folks it still hit home for him. Not on some hating peoples just recognizing that he lives in an unjust society.

Yes it seemed that way, but I think it was because of the bright lights and having to maintain that emotionless stare he did.

@@luminusimagesproductions4974 No. No. No. And no.

You missed it, moon!

Probably high af lol

You are correct sir! It most certainly is

Yup

FAAAXTZ !!!! I HATE DAT !!! OH LEMME NOT SAY DAT B4 I GIT HATED ON !! 😂😂😂

@Kevin Prima You must be a kid. We ARE in those days.

He almost broke character in another skit when he was doing black history month. He was talking about many uses of the peanut, almost cracks and says, "keep on laughing..."

​@@claytonbouldin9381Malik Shabazz, classic!!

Yup

In Living Color ripped off a few things. And, it's not quite as funny now, as it once was ... although "Homie" did have appeal.

"Kill de wite people"😃😃🤣 Damn I'm old...

Indeed. Underrated comedic actor. He had a great guest spot on the sitcom "Night Court", as a rival for Harry, the judge.

I think he was hitting that back in the day....

They were both regular cast members. Cast members and guests frequently laughed with one another at the mistakes they would make live.

I think Eddie almost lost it because Mary Gross was so great in the character of a white liberal sycophant and right in his face.

@@williamtell5039 I agree. Plus he was about to say that he lived w a white woman & her husband died.

Mary gross was actually really funny. She and Eddie had a lil rascals bit where she plays alfalfa and Eddie plays buckwheat. You should check it out

That fact pissed me off, both then and now. Lol

Another KZfaq Account I understand 😄

She and RDJ are the only two actors who can write off their SNL time in their resumes as a footnote. The former is practically ageless.

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No now it’s the “ Bad Boy’s” trailer lol

@@KennethDAstonJr Actually, I think its both.

It's CILL MY LANDLORD

That's right!! C.I.L.L. my landlord. DEAD💀

Putting down old white men and in general white people that are not Diverse enough to run for president on the insane demonrat side is big business on CNN and the other full of crap networks.

It gets airtime everyday and every nigh no matter the channel no matter the audience. The truth is that is how the Democrats keep black people blinded. If all white people wanted to hold black people in slavery instead of just them that makes it easy for the one's that truly STILL want black oppression to stay in power. You see if you piss off the ones that give a shit about America and all our people and we stop caring a little and then a little less more eventually they will be able to enslave you again and before you say I like to see them try try looking at 270 million who hold all the money versus 33 millions who have been crippled by government programs. Wake up Black America the Democrats haven't changed their beliefs they have changed yours.

And that boys and girls a Black History Moment!😂😂😂😂😂

Of course he was. His best friend on the show was Joe Piscopo.

His current wife doesn't care how he feels, I guess. You're stupid. Lol

Your right, he’s probably gonna catch hell over the black jeopardy sketch

Tyrone did NOT return. This is too dark and uncomfortable for the PC crowd. He had enough trouble getting Mr Robinson;s Neighborhood sketch past the NBC nervous execs.

Yeah, I think it was part of his character though.

That was what they intended. it;s a brilliant piece of writing. Eddie played the stereotype but his Poem was REAL. The silly whites thought he was kidding . Tyrone was keepin it real lol

No, your hearing it wrong, nobody thought anything bad or weird about any of this,there was no nervous laughter i assure you.People didnt get that way until after around 2006. Went downhill since.

@@davidpurina3821ALL The Way Down Hill too... The Audience Was Full of Laughter!! I Agree With You.

@@Piggy-Oink-Oink Wasn't real. It was ACTING.

@@theoriginalthinker9199 No...It was Way More than just "acting". Eddie BECAME Tyrone Green . . Lol

3:41 XD

@@shimizukebin Good catch