Jerry Seinfeld & Eddie Murphy Debate The Funniest Comedian Of All Time | Netflix Is A Joke
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- Eddie Murphy joins Jerry Seinfeld for a special Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee to discuss the evolution of comedy from the past to the present. Who is going to be on the "Mount Rushmore" of comedy?
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Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee: Jerry & Eddie Interview
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I met Katt Williams at the mall when I was 15. He was high af. I asked him to sign my gamestop receipt and I said "Katt you're funny as fuck" and he said "That, sir, is an understatement."
Still makes me laugh when I think about it
That was an epic story
I can picture that whole interaction..😂😂
Funniest part is even at that age I was taller than him 😂
😂😂😂
killer story and fucking as fuck hahahahhaha
14:14...I'm glad Eddie brought that up. He got that show created SIMPLY to help Redd Foxx in his financial troubles with the IRS. Literally used his power to get one of his idols out of debt. And it was a hit until Redd passed away on the set. NO ONE mentions that element of Eddie's legacy: He put on some of the biggest black comedians on planet Earth. Chris Rock, Martin Lawrence, and Dave Chappelle all got bumps in their careers from appearances in his movies (Rock and Lawrence in Boomerang, Chappelle in The Nutty Professor). Then had Bernie Mac, Anthony Anderson, and Guy Torry in Life. He never had any hesitation about leaving a path for other black people to follow. And honestly, not just comedians. Everyone remembers Samuel L. Jackson's cameo in Coming To America.
Manu Ginobilis Bald Spot I saw some episodes of the Royal Family on TH-cam & it was hilarious! Redd & Della had magical chemistry & a young Larenz Tate & Naya Rivera!
Eddie Murphy put Chris Rock on in the first Beverly Hills Cop. He was the one who sold him the bananas that eventually ended up in the cars tailpipe.
Correction: That was Damon Wayans. Chris Rock was in BHC 2.
Manu Ginobilis Bald Spot Martin Lawrence was already a star when he played life. Thanks
jay Thawriter Nah, he said Boomerang! Remember, Martin played Tyler in Boomerang in 1992 & that built the momentum & anticipation for his TV show & him hosting Def Comedy Jam that year!!!
Manu Ginobilis Bald Spot Nice Facts
In the 80s Eddie Murphy was like a planet with his own gravity - he was huge - I don't think anyone had as much charisma as him in his prime.
His kid had no chance of not getting figured out on Claim To Fame but any moron can see Chris looks like a younger Donny Osmond. I knew in 5 seconds. Fortunately, Steve Harvey does not look like her and same for Eddie's daughter. Enough momma genes to look fine.
Yeah Raw and Delirious was awesome
He still does
Eddie was a legend
Charisma? Well, I'd have to say your mama did.
You can tell, and this is rare as he is so aware of his own talent, jerry is taking a back seat to the legend himself Eddie Murphy. You can see how much he respects him as a comedian.
Jerry's right, Eddie was a phenomenon in the 80s with Raw, SNL, Beverly Hills Cop, 48 Hours, etc. He was huge.
How could you forget Best Defense?? Just kidding
@Sudhir Kakar Last funny thing Eddie was in that I remember is Bowfinger, still like 20 years ago.
comming to america??????
and life
@@josephfreeman1427 And Nutty Professor and Shrek. Two of my favorite Eddie Murphy movies AND THEY NEVER GOT MENTIONED?!🤦
This lady is a really good moderator. She lets the guests speak and controls the direction of the conversation in a very subtle and natural way. That is not easy to do. Props!
Yes!!!!!!!
@@mscuppydoyle3353it seemed like she was directing the interview towards Jerry and around 13:00 Jerry turns towards Eddie
What a treat! Two absolute masters of their craft just chewing the fat in such an easy way, and what a perfect interviewer who knows when to come in and when to stay out of the way. Outstanding.
she's_a_ridiculous_cow.
Eddie and Jerry. Two legends in the same space. Awesomeness overload!!!!!!
I know right? I loved seeing them together again since Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee ☕️
I understand Eddie he is legend comedian but not Jerry
@@mpouzbouris1 His TV show alone made him a legend, his stand up was his foundation so to say some ignorant stuff like that just proves you have no idea who he really is and what he accomplished so far 🤦🏼
Eddie Murphy is 58, Jerry Seinfeld is 65. They really look to be in good shape.
Hypercube1729 being worth close to a billion helps with that I’m sure.
@@PatrickMC Ton's of past megastar's from previous era's all had heart attacks or died of lung cancer when they were Jerry and Eddie's age. Having money helps just about anything sure in life,but avoiding being a heavy smoker,drinker or drug user and eating relatively healthy is something anyone can do to age gracefully as possible.
@@PatrickMC You would be surprised, many times massive amounts of Money is the downfall of people. These guys are who they are, and would have taken care of themselves with 10% of their fortune
Doing what you want for a living helps. Not really about money. More about being happy.
I knew this comment was coming. Yes not all rich people are happy, I know that, but in most cases, being rich takes the struggles and stress out of day to day life, and makes life much more enjoyable, thus keeping you youthful. Idk know jerry personally but he seems pretty carefree and definitely enjoys being filthy rich.
I like how when Jerry tells his jokes he looks at Eddie because that is the only one he cares for the reaction.
He's trying to get him to loosen up
Ha gay
hoe peoples I read that in the voice of the meme GAAAYYYY 😂
Eddie never makes good eye contact
@@michaelr3583 he doesn't 👌
Love how Eddy and Jerry get along, really refreashing!
As a Black man with gold teeth I gotta admit it...Jerry Seinfeld is one of my favorites. I appreciate his dry humor because you have to be intelligent to get his jokes.
For sure
As a white man with yellow teeth, I really like Eddie Murphy.....Seinfeld is OK. but... I Luv George Carlin
Me too he cool
As a hillbilly with no teeth, I like Eddie and chocolate pudding.
If you say so......
I like how Seinfeld was ride or die for the Mac man. I love how everyone loves Bernie Mac it reassures me that he will never be forgotten.
#ripBernieMac
Who ? Never heard of him .
AARON Leonard roach
Makes me want to slap Aaron the way Bernie smack down some random folks in a comedy skit
Dog gone kids, America!
Yeah bernie i never laughed as hard to any comedian as i did to bernie mac.
Dave Chapelle still walks the earth.
That's why they didnt mention anybody when they asked about younger comedians because someone younger is the GOAT
Yup
I thin Dave is over rated. People follow the crowd and the hype. Hes a top comedian but if you went to see him and didnt know who he was you would think 'yeh that was pretty funny', you wouldn't be thinking goat.
@@mnb9162 that's kind of a difficult example, because the goat is a goat in large part because they're known, because they're tested. If Dave stopped after Killing Them Softly he wouldn't be the goat. Time makes the goat.
@@tevingreen3908 Its subjective and If I feel like watching Chapelle I do like a lot of his stuff. But I think looking at it in an unbias way its a stretch to call it THE GOAT.
@7:47 “You ain’t nobody”! Best line ever!
I am glad Flip Wilson got mentioned and spoken about
Yeah, but they cut Eddie off about Geraldine being the equivalent of today's Madea, totally different characters
I thought of Geraldine immediately.
th-cam.com/video/e9PUP2oahj0/w-d-xo.html
Flip and Michael Jackson... 👉🏻👉🏻🤭😁😂
I'm glad they mentioned Bernie Mac & Joan Rivers, but gonna go google Flip now...
@@tulayamalavenapi4028 Yes I saw this before. There is also Michael Jackson and Muhammad Ali, Michael Jackson and The Mitchell Brothers who also later worked with Janet Jackson. And also there is tv show with Red Foxx and the Jackson's
Eddy: "you ain't nobody!" I laughed as hard as Seinfeld.
Eddie, not Eddy.
@@Danimal77 Thanks for clearing that up
Edi
7:40
@@dfrancer Edie
Only Jerry Seinfeld could make “putting lightbulbs in boxes” funny! Two of my favorite comedians together!
glic, it is always fun to hear what the rich and famous did, when they were regular working folks. So many famous actresses, waited tables at one time. And the guys...Little Caesars, digging ditches, driving limos. It's fascinating.
Eddie was gifted with natural humour what a gift hes been
That skit on SNL when he went out as a white guy and everything was free, is still one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen!
"Natural gift" is a really common backhanded compliment to Black people who have accomplished extraordinary things.
“You ain’t nobody!” 😂🤣 Love how Eddie says, “A very black heckle.”
"He bought this with JOKES!!" - Eddie Murphy lmao
Eddie can do anything. I still think he should have won the Oscar for Dreamgirls. He was amazing. Every movie he does he brings it all the way. So so many laughs he has given us from the get go. Jerry Seinfield is a crack up too. Still watch Seinfeld and laugh. Great men!
That is so on point, best dramatic performance of his career, totally underrated
Pluto Nash is the worst movie ever, period
Loved Pluto Nash
He was amazing in Dreamgirls. Certainly should've won the Oscar.
Seinfeld still kills.
My Dad loved the Flip Wilson show. After working all day and having dinner, we all would sit down and watch the Flip Wilson show. Good memory.
I love that Eddie always comes off so genuine... no fake laughing, no pretending to be interested in things, but still a really nice, intellectual guy.
@@hrundibakshi6830 He seemed bored.
@@hrundibakshi6830 i disagree
As opposed to Jerry Seinfeld. (BTW when did he actually make you laugh out loud?)
cough-cough Jimmy Fallon cough-cough fake laugh
Eddie is just humble and laid back jamie foxxs even said he is quiet in real life i like how grounded eddie is i mean he could be a asshole but he is not lol
The way Eddie Murphy listens, responds, and enjoys the moments is amazing. He always invites the audience back into the conversation in a way that feels very special.
Literally the best of the best,so so aware! Acknowledging the whole group and tying everyone together is just one of his many unreal talents.
The original Mulan was a great movie. The new Mulan was one of the worst big budget movies I've ever seen. Main difference: Eddie Murphy vs. no Eddie Murphy.
Eddie should get an academy award for all his acting, one of a kind.
Not really how The Academy Awards work....
lol
@@ffejpsycho Actually that is exactly how it works for many actors who never win for one role. They get a lifetime achievement Oscar...
@@DWHarper62. Lol. I was going to say the exact same thing. But I’m way late to the party and ya beat me to it.
Often times winning an Oscar has been a detriment. You would expect it would bring them a ton of job offers, but not so much. It’s like American Idol. The runners up do just as well if not better than the winner. The winners don’t always make it. Sometimes just getting a nomination gives them enough recognition or notoriety. The winner is an actors’ actor, not who the movie goers like. Remember when Chariots of Fire was the big thing at the Oscars 😮but many of us didn’t like it. So many times we think the Academy didn’t get it right. Case in point: Jamie Lee Curtis. I was upset when Angela Bassett, a MUCH better actress, didn’t get Best Supporting Actress. She can act circles around Jamie! Another one the Academy got wrong.
7:42mins Great example of their connection. He's locked in and sees the funny coming - already laughing, when the hit comes 😂😂😂
Eddie is so chill and laid back. I can see where there’s no movie character like his true self. Two legends!
shocking... unless its an age thing.. laid back like Charlie..
"The way Eddie Murphy listens, responds, and enjoys the moments is amazing. He always invites the audience back into the conversation in a way that feels very special." I have seen this comment posted by like 7 accounts and it's not the only one
Eddie really is the greatest comic. His peak may never be outdone
That'll do, Donkay!!!
This is the first time I remember ever seeing Eddie Murphy being himself and not doing stand up or being an actor. I love it. He's one is my favorite people ever and my sincere condolences to him for his brother Charlie who was so great on the Chappelle show. His material wasn't prolific but his True Hollywood Stories are at the top of my favorite comedy ever - plus finally seeing the guy that Eddie talked about having to be rolled around on the ground to put him out at a barbecue when they were kids because of an overzealous uncle with the lighter fluid, and how they both hung out together at club 54 when Eddie was just making it big. They must have had so much fun together. Great guys, great contributions to the good part of other people's lives
Comedians are our angels. They take on the weight of the world, public ridicule and societal discomfort to point out the idiocy of humans in a way that they’ll actually receive. Many of them developed that gift out of serious pain and trauma. They take those wounds and their brilliance at cultural observation and give it back to us, brutally honestly, and in doing so make us laugh. They are angels.
36:43 Yvette Brown of Community asking questions in the crowd. With JB Smoove to the side.
I peeped that, loved her in community
That was really jerry brooks in the audience?
I knew I recognized her but couldn't place it
she's the best.
I recognised her but didn't know where from and shit I didnt notice jb at all. Good eye.
So refreshing to see two comedians so relaxed and poised talking about their careers. No one’s hopped up on drugs no one is trying to outdo the other by trying to be the funniest guy in the room they just talking like adults who realize that comedy is their job not who they are
What's wrong with being hopped up on--- Dwarves!!! Look out for the dwarves!!!
I was born in '59. I want to thank Seinfeld, Murphy, Cosby, Prior, Ball, Carol Burnett, Flip Wilson, Carlin, Goldberg, Roseanne, Ray Romano and all the others who entertained me for 64 years. We had the best Tv shows, comedy, music. It was great!!
Watching Eddie here and realizing he’s coming into this age where he’s looking back on a life full of achievements after how far he’s come, and, now talking about returning to standup brings tears to my eyes. It makes me realize how much he’s been a part of my life and the humor his movies/acting has instilled in my personality, how to laugh at yourself, laugh at problems that we cannot change. To always keep smiling no matter what challenges life may throw at us. Thank you Eddie, you’ve brought joy to my life forever..
G Knight agreed! Well said.
I saw Richard Pryor live in a nightclub.
I wasn't old enough buy someone slipped me in.
Richard was so funny I honestly feared for my life.
I had to get up and go outside just to get ahold of myself.
I absolutely seriously thought I'd die laughing.
I'll remember that night for the rest of my life
Really?
I totally understand that. I saw George Carlin and my face hurt from laughing and trying to regulate my breathing, and yes it was exactly the same as it was seeing Richard Pryor. I felt like I should have trained to laugh that much. ;-) I never saw Eddie Murphy live but I'd give my kidney and my left arm to see him do stand up again.
I've had that experience with social media videos. But, I would have rather have had it with Richard Pryor Live in a nightclub.
I used to go to the comedy clubs in the day in Boston and the first time I saw Steven Wright I had a similar experience. He was unknown at that point and just so different from everyone else. I wasn’t prepared.
I saw Brian Regan at a casino years back and genuinely considered stepping outside for a few minutes because my throat hurt so bad from laughing I thought I might be doing permanent damage.
Love these two. So glad I was spending my time on this rock the same time they were here. These two are not just funny on stage it's who they are in life.
I love how Jerry makes EVERYTHING in life very easy.. it’s probably his best feature .. it doesn’t take ANYTHING that seriously at all.
He is the opposite of Larry David which makes everything awkward.
thats kind of what makes Larry David kind of strangely idiosincratic and awesome however@@toriless
Effortlessness
This is so great. What I liked was Jerry playing co-host. Taking a question,
answering it, bouncing everything OFF of Eddie. (almost like it was a co-
interview of Eddie). "We'd never SEEN anyone explode like Eddie Murphy" =
means so much more because it's Jerry Seinfeld.
.
I could see these two in a buddy movie.
Yeah. Seinfeld made the interview much better. Got Eddie to open up more because he was giving some really short answers at time.
He's just showing proper respect to the "True King"
Eddie was just being really passive. I don't know that Jerry was co-hosting as much as de-hosting trying to keep the spotlight on himself and Eddie. I think Eddie seemed sad like trying to respect that state we're all in while Jerry is hooked on his comedian savior thing he keeps talking about on 'Getting Coffee.
@@parkerxjr yeah, and Jerry Seinfeld making 5 X's more 💰
Jerry laughed sooooo hard when Eddie said “YOU AINT NOBODY” lol 😂
had me down on my knees🤣🤣🤣. my head went light, even thought i burst a vessel in my head.
@@MH-kk4ll I ain’t gonna lie that was pretty funny lol I can imagine that so vividly
it's so unpredictable... Eddie is being his usual, laid back, real, chill self and how he breaks into a character to deliver that line... I can see one of the Klomps
That was so funny lol.
Hmmm I found this interview cringe. "You ain't nobody" seemed like a reach. These guys are paid to be funny so be funny.
A wonderful interview.
If we're doing the Mt Rushmore of comedians I'd be sure that Robin Williams and Gilda Radnor are included.
Eddie Murphy took a step back to generously allow his friend to shine with his show. Class act!
I love that Eddie didn't go the veneers route. That gap is so adorable.
7:46 "YOU AINT NOBODY!"
Thats why eddie will always be #1 for my lifetime. Thats had me in tears. Just that 1 little line.😂
24:15 Jerry explains how Norm MacDonald was able to tell certain jokes that no other comedian could get away with.
Well done by that interviewer. She had good questions, let them talk to the end properly and did not block them in any way.
"This is Seinfeld's Saab he bought it with jokes" - Eddie Murphy lol.
I had said earlier
"This is Seinfeld's Saab he bought it with jokes" cause I was in a rush to go go drinking.
Bought •
bot •
butt*
Comedic genius
Saab 900. David Puddy overcharged him because he wouldn’t give him a high five.
I got to meet Richard Pryor in 1987 at the Hollywood Improv. I was standing behind him while he was talking to some other people he turned around and stepped on my foot. We both laughed and he said he was sorry and I stupidly blurted out, "you can step on my foot anytime" he chuckled and asked my name and we talked a few minutes. I said stupid things like, I've seen all your movies, you're my favorite comedian... you know all the lame things you never want to say meeting someone like him. He was royalty and truly a generous, sweet man. Although he was much shorter than I expected and he had a beard! lol Plus he had a couple really big bodyguards that eventually ended our little talk, they were polite, but scary. I was only 17 back then.
What a great memory. Thanks for sharing it.
What a great story! Thanks for sharing.
I don't have a dog in my
profile pic, but I liked yer story, too!
(& hey... dogs like bones, so it's okay!)
Ya, you may have gushed, but you
stopped him with that opener! GG
(& what else do celebs expect?
Your not their interviewer, or their priest;
& the only way we can relate is thru their
performance, stage, screen, w/e.)
@@favoritemustard3542 Well, I painted the dog cuz I paint things. :)
I lived in a girls group home in Hollywood back then so I had actually seen and met quite a few celebrities. We were invited to a lot of premiers and comedy clubs. I even got to be around Dan Akroyd for a couple days. And that guy is truly down to earth and super friendly to everyone he talks to. Just salt of the earth guy. And with him I was also pretty star struck. But he was so friendly he could make you forget how famous he was.
The night I got to meet Pryor we actually saw Jay Leno perform at the Hollywood Improv (back when his hair was mostly black). We were leaving the club because we did have a curfew at 10PM and as we were leaving Richard Pryor walked in, I was stunned.. legit. I really was a huge fan of his since I was a little girl. So to see him I really was in awe. And I mean I had met enough celebs by then that I realized they are just people and I got over being star struck with most I met. Not Pryor. I came up towards the front door as we were leaving and he was coming in. People were coming up and talking to him so I stood quietly waiting behind him. That's when he turned and stepped on me. And I babbled like a fool. Never did that with any other star I met... just Pryor. It was like meeting a King.
He's the Greatest.
I watched Flip Wilson growing up in the 70s. Loved that show. Never missed it. He was hysterical as Geraldine.
Two of THE Best comedians of all time! Great to see them together!
Yvette Nicole Brown and Tracee Ellis Ross just casually in the Q&A audience lol
That’s not tracee lol
i thought i was taking crazy pills!
“YOU AIN’T NOBODY.” That killed.
So good! That comment was Eddie’s memory of what Red Fox would say if he was heckling somebody. “YOU AIN’T NOBODY, YOU BIG DUMMY”
Redd Foxx is in the room
@@lettersandnumbersuc damnit, just saw that u beat me to it
This was great! I needed the laughter! Thank you so much for bringing these two great comedians together!
This was so great!
It was nice to hear them talk about Flip Wilson! I loved him, Scoey Mitchell too. And I love Eddie Murphy and Jerry Seinfeld! I'm very lucky to have grown up in the era that was the heyday of stand-up comics and comedians. There were so many great ones.
Yvette Nichole Brown was just casually in the audience asking questions.
oh so it was her lol and the guy in blue looked like comedian Mike Birbiglia
I was watching and was like "hold up... I've seen her before" lmao
You're right, she deffo looked brown.
Right that's so funny and really a statement toward Jerry and Eddies position in comedy
I thought that was her
So good to see Eddie 🙏🏽❤
So good. Together with you here, full package. :)
He got this monster deal with Netflix to do specials. So I guess he had to start coming out of hiding. ;)
Eddie Murphy is awesome
I met Flip in the early 90's. Such a nice guy, and traveled with the biggest entourage.
Theyre such polar opposites in their comedy style but both geniuses.
Well they’re polar opposites.... one is funny.... RAW & Delirious ……. Funny.
Eddie looks almost half his actual age...can't believe he's 58
58! No way he looks that!
that means he started on snl at about 20 years old.
his bad habits show around his eyes. or maybe that's just botox.
.. and Seinfeld is 65. Laughter is a good medicine for them.
He and Chris Rock both age like fine wine.
Crazy to see these 2 together. For those of us my age who grew up with these guys being really beyond SUPERSTARS it's cool to just listen to them chat for a while.
“He bought this with joke!” So good 😂 love Eddie
Notice how at 7:42 Jerry is already ripe for a laugh just after Eddie gave him a look for what he was about to say. This is truly a sign of close friendship. Being able to anticipate a good line before it's said. Those two are legends and representative of what's best in America.
Nice catch! Eddie gave him a look like, hold on, I've got a great joke coming... And of course Seinfeld held for him. Friendship. Trust. Timing.
the delivery of "you aint nobody" via Klomp voice was hilarious break into character...
It's funny to see comedians make each other laff!
@AceClo/Yes! Eddie is 100% GENUINE and Jerry is VERY insightful. There have been a dozen or so "legends" in stand-up. I suppose a dozen might be accurate. Eddie just has so much composure. Seinfeld has an incredible work ethic and comedy is in ever fiber of his being. I loved Eddie Murphy Raw. Some of the best material ever. The intro into "RAW" still makes chills run up my spine. Good interview questions answered by THE BEST STAND-UPS EVER. I also like that Jerry is enormously respectful to Eddie. I like that Eddie NEVER comprises his honesty. He's never ever superficial in interviews. That discussion where they laugh about the heckler that said "You 'ain't nobody" is very funny. A nice tribute to Flip Wilson. Speaking of the older guys, Red Foxx was hilarious on Sanford & Son. Playing that grumpy, pull no punches, sarcastic junk yard owner.
Now that was comedy. Back when there were few stand-ups in the 70's. Yet, it was about that time that Steve Martin in "A wild and crazy guy" made its debut. And, Richard Pryor was a huge draw everywhere. Carlin too with his outrageous outlooks on various topics. Anyway. Yes, Eddie Murphy. NOBODY MAKES ME LAUGH HARDER. It seems to me that NOONE "kills it" every single night. But, Eddie Murphy does so well. He gives the audiences "a slam dunk" every time. Maybe I'm biased. However as a 61 yr. old male, white American, Jerry Seinfeld makes me appreciate just how easy stand-up looks when it's actually very difficult to get to the top. In other interviews, Seinfeld discusses some of the nuances in connecting with various audiences and how no matter how good you are, there are nights that as a performer that your best just isn't there.
Jerry talks about "getting to that place" where a connection is made. Because that connection ISN'T ABOUT YOU. IT'S ALL ABOUT MAKING VARIOUS AUDIENCES LAUGH, AT ALL COSTS. Yet, Seinfeld works with almost no foul language and I like that. A lot. For example, Sam Kinison wasn't funny. He was crude. Lenny Bruce was VERY offensive. Eddie used foul language but even though it was "edgy" material, it was based on certain realities. Like his drunk father. HILARIOUS MATERIAL with that. Imitating his father Vernon making fun of his wife Lillian. And, imitating Bill Cosby who he looked up to. Just two BRILLIANT COMEDIANS. Eddies COMPOSURE. Jerry Seinfeld has such insight about being successful in stand-up. Has anyone seen the fairly new material where he talks about using the wrong tone of voice in his own house and his wife objects. Realistic and yet peaceful honesty about the relationship with his dear, dear wife. Comedy is in every fiber of Seinfelds being. Eddie is just wonderful, peaceful Eddie. Truly two LEGENDS.
Just my perspectives. And my opinions.
It's interesting to see how Netflix is laying the foundation for Eddie's stand up show.
They know what they're doing.
70 million to Eddie will do that to anyone :)
Making their investment work
The machine is pushing him hard
#facts
Two completely different styles, both very funny. I love them both.
Eddie is so calm and unassuming, you’d never guess he was as famous as he is. What an intelligent and interesting interview, I enjoyed it immensely.
Eddie Is just do chill. Jerry is such a straight forward guy. These two are polar opposites but, love them together.
I think Eddie was a little stoned. I could be wrong
Ebony and Ivory...
@@dannyjames9986 Maybe. Feel like Jerry came ready to do the bulk of the talking. Not an ego thing, just helping out Eddie who would prob rather be home or hanging with buds.
Little Eddie was like, "He bought this with JOKES!"
@@dannyjames9986 my man was definitely on the low down mellow mellow....and that's okay man it's beautiful lmao. It's so funny watching interviews now as adult and being able to tell when ppl are stoned. You go back into the 80s and if you know who to look for you can even tell who's banged up on the nose powder.
I was born in '61 😮, in Tasmania.
Sitting on my porch in Thailand now and grateful I can relive the enjoyment of these two greats opening up to us.
"You ain't nobody"! LMAO!
Dolemite.. coming to America 2.. possible stand up.. true Eddie Murphy fans needed this. Cant wait!
I want a Nutty Professor 3 and a Shrek spinoff with Donkey.
I'm a lil leery. I don't think Dolomites going to get me.
Yeah but they waited a little too long , Coming To America 2 should've came out In the early 00's at the latest , even late 00's.
@@fawkkyutuu8851 I said the samething about Nutty Professor 3. Even if Murphy wants to produce another Nutty Professor movie. It'll be 20 years since The Klmups came out.
He’s about to return to SNL for the first time in 35 years to Host to in December
"I'm pretty sure I'm funny now" - Eddie Murphy
30:11 - I could see Eddie being a teacher. A passionate one that is everyone's favorite.
Eddie could brag his ass off but he's the most humble person in the room. Two legends in the same room. Both complimenting each other throughout. These are role models, and people to idolize.
Don't idolize something that dies.
Well it's like Jerry says it's just saying jokes that's why he doesn't like Emmys or things like that.
Nobody likes an asshole or an over inflated ego. His works speak.
@@arpthirteen6713 Does that include Jesus?
The bling shows
Eddie was the biggest comedian on earth at like 20 years old. That never happens.
Shush now
@@cahillgreg it doesn’t lol
@@cahillgreg ? Why are you being rude to him... he's right. Eddie was arguably the second biggest celebrity in the US in the 80s behind only Michael Jackson. He was in the Prince / Madonna / Schwarzenegger / Whitney / Harrison Ford tier in terms of fame in the 80s. No other comedian even came close to him at that point... A case could be made for Cosby, but Cosby only had a #1 tv show... he didn't have the biggest standup tour in the game or multiple box office hits like Eddie did. tldr - Eddie was definitely top 5 most famous US celebrity and #1 most famous comedian in the 80s.
Not until Dave Chappelle and then it didn't happen again...
@@OlJackBurton Dave was nowhere near being a big star when he was 20 years old lol Dave was 20 years old inn1993 he was a young pup. Eddie was a ultra mega star by that point
Flip Wilson was and always will be one of my favorite!!
I agree 100%. He knows that the key to a great comic is someone who can “stretch” his voice ❤🎉😂.
The pure joy in Eddie's face when he laughs is infectious. I grew up with his comedy and I'm not sure anyone has ever been any funnier than him. Love that guy.
Stand up I would say Richard Pryor is funnier Bill Cosby is a better story teller but Eddie is just funny movies, standup, interviews just everything
@@hoopjumper7942 Can't disagree with that, man.
It’s incredible to watch. Eddie can turn it on just a little tiny bit and the entire room is dying. Like his “You ain’t nobody!” or James Earl Jones “I have a problem with that...” He’s tapped into some kind of pure spirit of funny.
Charlie Murphy was hilarious and in my opinion better than Eddie.
Eddie was never funny only In clumps. Charlie Murry is indeed funnier
RIP Bernie Mac ❤️ i loved this guy, always had me in stitches 21:00
Bob Faggot man i miss bernie mac man
Man Bernie MAC inspired my personality 😭
He was amazing!
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Bernie Mac was one of those celebrity deaths that got me sad 🙏🏿
Loved this episode of CiCGC. One thing I noticed from a lot of episodes is that Jerry & his guests used it as a support group to discuss their relationships with Bill Crosby
This was a great interview!❤ I hadn’t realized they were good friends. What a massive compliment Jerry gave Eddie! They made me laugh just with their conversation and friendly disagreements!😆 Jerry really embraced Eddies heckler comment “You ain’t nobody!” 😂 Jerry pretty much lets us know who he is while Eddie has often surprised me. When he said no character was really him, it makes me more curious what he’s truly like! I still watch Seinfeld reruns. Eddie killed it on SNL. He could do anything! Sometimes I’m pleasantly surprised at what a good actor he is! I recently saw him in a serious role as Mr. Church. He was so good in a role completely different than his usual roles.
Eddie has the rare talent to deliver any line and make it very funny. I was expecting to not find his recent snl sketches funny but they were the best I’ve seen in a while
Right but that has more to do with SNL being abysmal now.
It makes sense that Eddie would say he's nothing like the characters in his movie, because watch his interviews and the dude is extra chill. Almost so chill, you'd think he wouldn't say anything funny, but then BAM, here comes the joke lol. Total opposite of his movie roles.
Used to want to meet him. But he mostly annoys me in these interviews.
Bat he annoys you because he’s quiet, reserved and seemingly introverted and not the character he plays in movies? Lol sounds like something is wrong with you and he doesn’t deserve to meet someone like you tbh.
Sam Sabra Lol he really is. It’s crazy how extremely talented people can be the total opposite of what their talent requires.
@@MisterFoxx that true. he doesnt.
Ya theres this interview on here somewhere I think a close peer of his like chris rock says eddie knows he's funny to the point he doesn't feel the need to make someone laugh in a conversation but in that same conversation he would also say something hilarious where you'd be left with the impression ya that's eddie.
This is so wonderful. Joy did a great job. So relaxed and easy
" Jerry bought this with jokes ??!! " best line ever
I love when Eddie does impersonation, its so funny. Being funny comes so natural to him. I've watched Eddie from the start of his Stand-Up comedy days, I can't understand why he stopped, but I'm glad he is back. Seinfeld is also my favorite Comedian. I got to see him live when he came to do a show at Boise Idaho, and I watched and continue to watch his sitcom, they are classic. I was raised in NY, and I was able to relate to the characters in his show, because that is how people I hanged out with in NY were really like. I of coursed didn't realize it until I moved out of NY. Whenever, I call my friends/family in NY, I can't help but laugh, because sometimes is like I'm watching one of Seinfeld sitcom's. Thank goodness for Comedian's.
If you watch Eddie Murphy‘s eyes he sees every single thing going on around him... and he listens very well too
💯 accurate
Man I love these two guys! They are good friends, and it seems like most comedians like and respect each other. Is Steve Harvey the exception? LOL
"They're not just gonna let it go." 🤣🤣🤣 So funny, so true!
Nothing better than watching Eddie Murphy laugh.
It was SO good to hear Eddie say he wants to get more laughs, because we want more Eddie.
@Sudhir Kakar He was always kind of a character actor, his big personality is what made him funny (not necessarily jokes). He seemed to always do better when playing off of other actors as well, like Beverly Hills Cop's "Billy" character or Dan Aykroyd in Trading spaces. As time went on he shifted from being a wisecracking smartass in his roles to more of a "responsible" fatherly type role. Most of what he does now is family friendly or kids movies, even if he went back to his wisecracking ways you can tell it's just not him anymore. -I think maybe from being a father he felt he had to be a better role model, whatever happened it sucked the humor out of him.
@Dan Blaize
Money runs out
Scoey Mitchell was adorable (he was on my fave show Rhoda). I saw him in lots of movies & TV. Adored Cleavon Little, Flip Wilson & Richard Pryor, Eddie (of course) and many others. I think it was about the comedy in the ‘70’s being the golden age of comedians.
This was incredible, I never imagined these two Icons talking and being down to earth, for this long.
Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee is one of the best shows. I freaking love it!! Don't stop making them
I met Eddie two weeks ago. He was so kind and nice to my Children!
@@SirTootsAlot wow calm down there man, it's not Cosby were talking about.
My 2 favorite comedians. Nice to hear their stories when they came up at the same time. Jerry, favoritet tv show, Eddie, favorite movies.
Both of them are so funny 😁. So great seeing them 🤣 answering questions.
Eddie Murphy is a classic and is very humble. Too prove it, see "Dolemite is my name", fabulously funny and also a great lesson in determination.
This interview shows the comic genius of Eddie Murphy. "You ain't nobody!" 😂 One line, instant laugh
LOL. So true. My fav is when someone shouted at him "get funnier" once and he responded: shut up before I throw my wallet at you and crush you.
Don't forget the impression of the James Earl Jones finger gesture of him not wanting racy material lol
Right!
@@josephbutler379 lol
Speaking of hecklers.. I had went to William Shatner's One Man Show treating my son for his birthday. Believe it or not, Shatner was HILARIOUS. During the show this guy in the audience yells up at him, I forget what he said, but Shatner turns and looks at the guy and says "this is how this works, I do the talkin and you do listening" shut that man right up no more hecklers for the rest of that show. I was impressed, now that's the you handle a hechler nipped it in the bud. Lol
Flip Wilson was absolutely hysterical!