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I pretty much guarantee this is based on a true story. Richard didn't shy away from telling true stories, even if they were embarrassing for himself. I'm sure it's embellished a lot, but I have no doubt it's based in truth.
He also covered this event in his movie Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling.
Ya it is a true story he swore to it on Johnny Carson.
Facts
Could very well be true. He talked about setting himself on fire in his act. "free basing, that shit ain't free!" Pryor would definitely talk about himself.
Richard Pryor lived a crazy life. Odds are, it's either true or mostly true.
Yessssssss!!! Its a TRUE story. Richard Pryor worked in a mafia owned nightclub back then. Cmon you guys.
It was her.
Being a 60 year old Italian from South Philadelphia, this story sounds 100% authentic
And so do the gibberish southern Italian words.
I lived in South Philly for ten years. I saw some crazy shit there.
@@lipby I grew up in South Jersey and plenty of that shit form South Philly spilled over to Jersey. EVERYBODY knew somebody that was connected. The little town I grew up in produced a hit man for the mafia. They referenced him in the movie The Irishman. He was the guy that dressed up as flower delivery guy, knocked on the door of John McCullough and when he guy opened the door, he shot him right in the face. This same guy also walked into a diner in SJ and shot a couple of guys sitting in a booth. There were 47 people in the place and when the police arrived, nobody saw anything.
That story about the mafia is 100% true Richard Pryor always talked about it and then some of the mafia actually protected Richard Pryor when he became super famous
Yes! I clicked on this so damn fast. PRYOR!!!
I want to add, that this is probably a true story. Richard has told some wild tales, and later, the world found out it was true. Only Richard could pull this off. Thanks!!!
Richard was the first to put real life experiences into his comedy as opposed to just telling jokes. This same comedy special has him addressing his near death experience 2 years earlier when he (yes, really) set himself on fire and burned 65% of his body. He was never the same afterwards.
Softened, yet crispier
Richard Pryor, Legend! His delivery was always perfection. I'll never forget his routine after recovering from his accident.
He said, "When you're running down the street on fire, people get out of your way!".
Sometimes the truth, is what makes it hit harder.
One of favorite lines!
Broke all the rules... Changed comedy....One of the greatest ever! ❤
As someone who worked in many clubs…. This story rings true. So many interesting characters.
Richard is the epitome, of a comedian living through crazy experiences, and telling everyone the honest embarrassing truth, because it's even more wild than fiction, and the vulnerability hits the audience with a liberation stick right in their laughing buttons.
Most comics today are really just doing their version of Richard Pryor. He is the standard for standup comedians.
Happy tears over sentimental memories from almost 45 years ago when I Iaughed so hard listening to the Richard Pryor album Is It Something I Said that I went into labor lol.
Richard was Genius!! I have almost all of his records from back in the day. He also did a lot of the writing on Blazing Saddles. Comedic genius without a doubt.
Richard was actually supposed to play the part that Clevon Little did. He wrote it for himself.
Stir Crazy is one of my favourite films of all time along with See No Evil, Hear No Evil - both are comedy gold starring this beautiful and gifted person
This Mafia bit & the one where he stood up to his father are my favorite Richard Pryor bits! I had an uncle who hadn't seen me in years shake my hand & say "oh you're a man now?" Scared me so bad I couldn't speak!
Richard Pryor is probably one of the top 5 comedians of all time
Probably? lol....He's no. 1 if not top 3.
@@keithmurphy5356 No argument here. You could put him anywhere in the top 5 and I wouldn't argue.
Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, Dave Chapelle,
I think he's #1
@@jackiegoodspeed1849 and George Carlin.
and there is still: Lenny Bruce , Don Rickles, Robin Williams.....
Richard is definitely the GOAT ... I can remember watching his tv show back in the 70's that was off the hook .
There will Never be another Richard Pryor! That man was THE BEST!!!
Richard Pryor, mudbone little feets...you’re welcome 😂😂
Seems like having a good sense of humor can go a long way. Never discount how laughter can actually save a life.
Youngstown is a known mob town and those terms he was using were very spot on. “Remember when I made my bones?”, “Teamster, big mouth, hurt a lot of people”, etc. suggests he may have spent time around mob guys or may have perfected the joke around people who were familiar with that lifestyle.
This is a true story and he did work there as the DJ and someone told him that he should give up the DJ gig and start doing comedy cause he was always cracking jokes and everyone thought he was funny as hell and he always had everyone laughing and they said that he should get paid for it if he was going to do it.
Remember watching him on stage in the 80s on a black and white TV in my room at midnight biting on the bedsheets to stop my parents hearing me laughing. Legend.
Color came out way before the 80s
@@jackiegoodspeed1849 i had a 19" black and white in my room into the 90s
@@jackiegoodspeed1849 Yeah, but color tv´s were very expensive at first.
I guess I was spoiled then.
@@jackiegoodspeed1849 my family was rather comfortable financially, and had color TVs with cable in every other room, but wasn't going to give me cable in my room in the 80s to just veg. But i don't get why it was necessary to call out the first person, like they were lying or something based in only your experience. That might be a byproduct of being spoiled?
In my book, Richard was the best comedian who ever lived. He was a genius! He fought so many demons, and went through hell in life, yet he still managed to make us all laugh, and helped us deal with our demons. I miss the man so much!!! Thanks!!!
Richard Pryor was a trailblazer for a lot of black comedians in the stand up scene. Eddie Murphy basically owes his career to him. You guy really need to watch Harlem Nights, it stars Richard Pryor, Eddie Murphy, and the great Red Foxx. Three generations of black comedy.
Yup, great. I saw Richard at Caesar's Palace in 1968 when I was 10 .He was very clean with his humor, unlike Buddy Hackett ,who was at Sahara Hotel the same time . Richard seemed really cool ; to a white kid from the suburbs, he made it like you could connect with him ,easily ..I think that was one of his natural talents : connecting his humor with other humans ,regardless of who you were.
Richard Pryor Africa is the best
There is always a Kernel of Truth in all Myths... even for Comedians.
I miss him. He made a lot of people double over laughing.
Yeah Brad, you've been near when someone was watching Pryor. I was thinking that immediately before Lex said it.
You knew somebody that had great taste in comedians. Cool that it stuck in your memory.
Loved Richard Pryor in the 70's. I had his Album WANTED. Check out the Dogs and Horses routine.
He was raised by ladies of the night..oh yeah, he had a scary life.
👍❤🤙
Brad: "He's a comedian. Don't ruin it." I literally howled out loud!
This is a true story.
His bit about winos yelling at speeding cars still cracks me up "Hey, disssissaneighbahood, thisainno residenshill district!! " One of the best comedy albums ever.
Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder together back in the day was huge. That was maybe the best comedy movie duo of all time.
Laurel and Hardy?
Pryor and Wilder together, Pryder or Wildor.
Richard Pryor actually did work in a Mafia owned club when he was younger.
This is like a comedy time capsule. If people in decades gone by were as sensitive as they are now about EVERY SINGLE THING, we never would have been able to enjoy the genius of Richard Pryor, and those that came after him who were inspired by him. He was amazing.
always loved Richard Pryor. Funny as hell. Love his style of humor. Some great movies too
ALL HIS STORIES WERE TRUE STORIES!!! That's the craziest part of his comedy!!!!
This story is in the movie "JoJo Dancer,your life is calling". It is Richard Pryor's life story & an excellent film. It shows everything from how he was raised in a brothel & even the time he was severely burned by an exploding Crack pipe.
He was so awesome 😎
Anything with Richard Pryor! I enjoyed his movies too: “See no evil, hear no evil” & “Stir Crazy”
Fuzzy wuzzy was a bear?
Richard's best performance is "Live At the Sunset Strip". I laughed so hard, my side was hurting, true story.
I've seen this so many times because I'm from Youngstown, Ohio, historically known as Crimetown USA (somtimes Murdertown), where in the 1960s car bombings were so common they were known as a "Youngstown Tune Up." They used to say that for $2 a barber would cut your hair, but for $5 he'd start your car.
In 2022, there was a successful podcast called "Crooked City: Youngstown, Ohio" that used first person accounts of the city's mafia activities, primarily from the late 1960s on.
It would have been so cool to see Richard Pryor live, but it would have been even better to see him in my hometown. Alas, the performance he's talking about with Satin Doll must have been before I was born.
Richard was the King of Stand Up comedy!!!
Richard is Legendary...
Hey Mom& Dad!! Hope all is well with you both! Richard Pryor was one of the original GOAT. His routines were legendary back in the day. He was also in the movies Silver Streak & Stir Crazy with Gene Wilder and was a major contributor on Blazing Saddles. Please consider a comedy channel or weekly comedy stream, love your laughter & energy. ✌️ ☮️ 🇱🇷❤️
Also, hear no evil see no evil!
Richard Pryor was working those hard clubs in Youngstown from when he was 16.
I just heard Mel Brooks on a Terry Gross interview couple weeks ago and he literally said "Richard Pryor was the best standup comedian ever." That's some respect.
Hey Y'all, I had a cassette tape by him in the early '80's called ''That Ni...rs Crazy'' and it is hilarious! He didn't care what he said or who he offended! Check it out if you can still find it. Things were completely different back then for sure!
Had that record and listened to it all the time.
That was my first comedy album, after hearing it I was hooked for life. Thank you Richard. R.I. P.
I loved his movies as a kid like The Toy and Silver Streak. Especially See No Evil, Hear No Evil.
Love Richard’s stand up. He had a few really funny movies as well.
Brad and Lex. More than likely this is a true story. Youngstown, Ohio had a significant Mafia presents. Obviously not a deep as NYC, but for the Midwest, they had considerable influence in that city.
And the locals were often used to handle Cleveland issues, too.
This was classic Richard Pryor comedy! He was just telling a story about his life!!! It is a real story
This is definitely a true story.
Richard Pryor is the GOAT. No question about it.
Pryor had quite a life. I wouldn't doubt this is a true story.
The more you learn about King Richard, the more you'll understand that this story is probably true!
Awesome
That story is portrayed in his (mostly) autobiographical movie Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life is Calling.
Love Richard Pryor.
Great reaction. More Pryor please. Thanks.
Years ago I saw him live he was fantastic
My number one hero Richard Pryor he was the funniest man on the planet
Yes this is a true story
Loved "Richard Pryor" live. Lots of great material there
Absolutely is a true story. He had a crazed and really traumatic life.
Pryor talked the talk and walked the walk, and lived the life he talked about.
Absolutely a true story
The 🐐🤘🤘
I had all his albums. And Redd Foxxes
You should check out his joke about "Little Feet", one of the best jokes ever... RIP my Dude...
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Youngtown, OH. ?
Yeah, that's definitely a true story.
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Hell yeah it's a real story. This is probably the tamest day of his life.
The greatest, from my hometown Peoria IL. I've listened to him since I was 10 years old lol. His comedy is mostly true. Watch his semi-auto-biography " Jo-Jo Dancer, Your Life is Calling"
It's definitely a true story
Richard Pryor was hilarious 👏😆😆😆 he was raised in a brothel.
Richard Pryor ❤️
GOAT standup comedian
This clip is from the movie "Live on the Sunset Strip".
If you haven't seen it, it's worth your time.
This and The Machine are the best mafia stories.
You guys should watch more RP. He’s one of very few comedians that years after his death folks still talk about as being groundbreaking.
He was freebasing cocaine, covered himself in rum and set himself on fire once. He was wild. I’m guessing this was probably a true story.
Actually he did it twice
@@BM-hb2mr blimey, he went through it. Love him though always been one of my favourite comics
@@momackone I absolutely loved this dude ,what an icon, he paved the way for other comics for sure. And yes he went through a lot. RIP
Comedy back then was real!
Just like his story!
From what I remember about Pryor, he told true stories.
True story !!!!!!
I randomly found and heard this. It;s really funny and milder than a lot of his stuff was. Fun(ny) that you’re now covering it!
It’s a real story 💯 fact check it
Awesome reaction.
Definitely true
Love Richard Pryor, was good actor too. Great talent
He was also good in the movie Brewsters Millions .
True story!
Richard Pryor is the best stand up comic EVER to me.
My favorite comedian
You mighta recognized Richard's voice from movies--he had a HUGE movie career. Silver Streak, Brewster's Millions, Stir Crazy... he was even in one of the OG Superman movies with Chris Reeve.
The Toy was great too. Awesome
I wont lie i started to watch this video that randomly popped up because of Lex
Brother Richard spoke truth.
Thus is a true story 👍