Eddie Murphy - The Arsenio Hall Show - 1992
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- Eddie Murphy appears on The Arsenio Hall Show in the early 90's.
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I miss the 90's.
I'd wear those outfits today. So clean.
@@BT-ch9gf Absolutely
I'm loving the best friend interviewing the best friend! Eddie doesn't get enough praise for how he never really switched up on the black community and tried to help many black actors and actresses that were not really known.
Till this day lol
This is true
He’s the king of the black movie....his movies transcend race which sounds corny and stupid but its true he’s the one true black actor that can lead an all black cast and the movie will do numbers worldwide
That was really cool how he showed love to Gary Coleman like that.
So excellent he did that 👌🏾 respect
This was actually very deep and relevant for today
Ikr. I was surprised.
I wait for the day for Eddie Murphy to do a stand up comedy special again. What a monumental event that will be. 😊😊
Don't hold ya breath for it, ma'am! 😂😂😂
7:17-7:24 I love that moment,RIP GARY COLEMAN.
Very classy.
I liked that too. Usually, people made fun of him. The man was an excellent child actor going back to Good Times. Life couldn't have been easy for him with his illness also surrounded by leeches.
Murphy (SNL) and Coleman (Diff'rent Strokes) contributed greatly to the popularity of NBC in the early 80s (before the Cosby Show).
Eddie Murphy nailed this country!!!
That Gary Coleman thing. Was powerful love that. Thats love. ❤
I was pleasantly surprised by how 'conscious' Eddie was
Same!!
NETFLIX PLEASE START STREAMING THESE SHOWS
Definitely
Eddie is ahead of his time
Their chemistry is ridiculous 😂😂😂😂
Eddie Murphy is the greatest Comedian/Actor ever in ShowBusiness/Hollywood The Goat 🐐 The King 👑
Just happen to stumble across this and everything Eddie said when the conversation got serious has relevance today! This aired in 1992 and here it is 2021, almost 30 years later!
Right? I was watching the night it aired....For weeks afterwards the ET shows were all over Eddie's comments. But, he was right then and he's right now.
literally got goosebumps from hearing what Eddie said on this interview
I’m watching in 2022, and it’s all so true these days.
I read Revelations, and it didn't say anything about Rock the vote..... 😂
Lela Rochon was the baddest chick in the game back then.
Arsenio is the only host that will challenge Eddie in an interview.
WOW... Its 2021 I remember seeing this episode in 92... I didn't realize until now Eddie predicted Nov 2020 into Jan 2021
I am so glad I randomly saw this interview
90's Eddie Murphy
Distinguished gentleman was such a good movie ahead of his time and really exposed government like no other did in 92. Boomerang all black cast doing their thing Eddie and Martin ruled my youth as a 80s baby
eddie murphy freaking rocks !!
12:14 is where it gets into politics. This is actually a genuine conversation between friends.
My Nigga Eddie Murphy 👑❣️🙏🏾
The real BLACK AMERICANS THAT WE KNOW ITS ALL BROTHERLY LOVE , NO WEED SMOKING GANGSTARISM🙏❤
Eddie seemed very nebulous at this time in his life, he matured a great deal from Coming to America to Boomerang.
Eddies totally on point about the voting and the people running the planet
I wonder where he got this knowledge from. He nailed it.
@@osaji922 The bible
@@aaroniic Very likely.
@@osaji922 He says it in the interview. He said “read your Bible” there are forces much higher than us that are controlling the minds of people. There’s our physical realm and then there’s a spiritual realm we aren’t aware of but have access to through prayer and time with God.
Eddie has always been gorgeous and so funny. I adore him. ❤ Eddie please do stand-up again. We need you, it’s a crazy time to be alive.
Eddie was going for the Keith Washington look
hi I’m from the year 2022 and Eddie was really telling us the truth.
13:15 Good lord, this man destroyed the 2020 election in 1992.
The "God bless you" part towards the end could probably the most purest form of comedy - spontaneous, on time, unadulterated, funny, etc.
15:20 - Releast thing Eddie said.
100% Facts.
Wow!!!! Eddie has been woke to the bullshit for a long time!!!!!
U can tell someones a SUPERSTAR when they wear shades inside a building! 😂😂😂
Watching In 2023 and what he speaks about voting upto today makes total sense, he was ahead of his time and Woke Like The Matrix
Man!!! Im putting it out there Eddie and Arseno need to have a talk show!! Their chemistry is just so natural and entertaining and you genuinely feel the love and respect they have for each other! Even still today now that they have grown and matured and experienced life they still have that same energy with doing promo for Coming To America!! I love them and I want to see it happen!!!🙌🙌🙌
Definitely. Check out their recent interview w/ Kevin Hart. It’s here on TH-cam.
Oh Gary Coleman! 😭
I like Eddie's views on politics. We have to be very careful what we give our attention and energy too...and the AGREEMENTS we bind ourselves to in voting. Some feel it gives you the "right to complain" but I think it makes your complaint void.
Preach Eddie so true what's going on in the world today.
You can see the change in Eddie’s demeanor after the voting challenge.
He seems like didn't like what arsenio said
He didn't
Eddie definitely surprised me in a good way by his views with voting. Makes you wonder if they tried to sabotage his career with those rumors about him because he was at the top speaking like this..
I found it so so refreshing to hear views like that considering the political climate nowadays
Then interestingly enough, a few months after this interview he stars in the movie called ‘Distinguished Gentleman’ which is pretty much exposing the inner workings of government officials in a comedic way. It’s funny that now that movie is hard to find anywhere.
You must not be looking hard enough…. Ever hear of soap2day? I do agree that they tried to sabotage Eddie though. It’s unfortunate.
@@Istoppedaging That was the point. You have to search deep into sites like that to find that movie. They never air it on TV.
@@aaroniic Who watches TV anymore though lmao everyone streams. The point is, it's easy to find online. The movie is trash though lmao
They would have a dope podcast. They got good chemistry.
My mom always loved Arsenio Hall. Growing up when this talk show was on mom watched every night. She’s in her 70’s now and when she sees him on TV she can’t believe he hasn’t changed at all. She still loves him.
The voting part is still true to this day. Wise dude.
Eddie Murphy is the real deal
13:25 that's right that's how i feel god is the answer to everything, i agree with eddie 100%
that's the way i feel
god will handle all this madness!
He always is!!! Nothing higher then God!
Love this interview... let's go champ!!!
Love these dudes.
Amazing how I can't watch full episodes of this talk show anywhere online or on any streaming service. Especially considering how groundbreaking it was. I mean at one point this show was one of the epicenters of not just black culture but pop culture. Everyone wanted to be on here to the point that you even had celebrities either in the crowd or backstage not even scheduled to appear but just hanging out. The 90s really is the greatest decade!
I’m here after cole told his mom that Gina makes more money than Martin.. and tommy said cole telling your momma is like putting it on aresenio the night Eddie is on 🤣🤣
Martin: “call your mother & tell her it’s not true”
Cole: “can’t do that. It’s a bingo night & she’s already been drinking”
HALLELUJAH EDDIE HALLELUJAH PRAISE GOD 👏🏽 🙌🏽
In my opinion, Arsenio was trying to use the politics section to encourage people (especially Black people) to go out &vote. But I don't think Eddie knew it was coming.
Yeah. Back then the 'Rock The Vote' campaign was in full swing trying to get young people to vote. There was a lot of promotion for it on MTV and shows like Arsenio that appealed to younger audiences. I always liked Eddie's "Smallest feet" analogy though. We really don't have a choice. George Carlin talked about it for years. As have many others. We have the "Illusion of choice."
Yeah it got a bit tense but they handled it well. Arsenio probably had some words for Eddie after this though lol but overall this was a great interview and the dynamic between these two is incredible. A true brotherhood. I do feel Eddie could’ve been a bit more supportive of his homie by going along with some of the questions in order to support the Arsenio brand but hey.
This was a really authentic interview and moment. Truly enjoyed watching this.
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crazy how they really talked about racism, voting and the government in the second half of this interview considering how big those conversations were last year in 2020
ikr.. nothing really changed but the weather climate in America.
😊😊😊😊😊AMEN AND AMEN GLORY BE TO GOD...EDDIE MURPHY!!!!! I AGREE 💯 😅😅😅😅😅
Arsenio took Eddie's ass to school about exercising the right to vote. That was a real conversation between friends 👏😎
I actually agreed with Eddie 100%.
I’m not voting just to vote.
Look up “benign neglect”. That is a tactic that had been used against black people since the 1970’s.
Lol at “took Eddie’s ass to school”... 🤦🏾♂️
@@massdagod guess what, that's your right to not vote, but guess what: the people in power will definitely still be exercising their right to vote and stay winning. What people who don't vote fail to realize is that there are more issues at stake than just who becomes president. Issues and items that affect local government are also included on those ballots, so yeah, keep falling for the okie doke and refusing to participate. That's exactly what they want you to do...#stayignorant
I get what Eddie was saying and most people feel that way but you can’t not do anything and expect change. Voting is one of the most powerful things we can do collectively to make our voices heard.
@@TheFabulousLV I thinking RUNNING FOR OFFICE AND VOTING is the best thing we can do collectively.
If I ever vote. I’m voting for someone who has set aside for black people ONLY. Not only that. I’d rather vote independent.
I think voting just to vote is DAMAGING.
Because they know they don’t have to promise black peoples anything.
@@exoticcarfactsofficialchan7050 I think voting just to vote is DAMAGING.
More damaging that not voting.
Because they know they don’t have to promise black peoples anything.
Every race got set asides for them except us.
Why would the Democratic Party give us set asides if they know we will blindly vote for them?
They already count our votes because they even run. THATS IGNORANT. THATS falling for the Okie Doke.
“And talk about Nicole”
“And what made you settle down”
“Ha”
Arsenio was fine 😍😍
Was Eddie too?
Poor Gary Coleman never got the recognition he deserved. Instead he was murdered!
Damn foreal smh
THANK YOU. He was very much so murdered. His "parents" stole his money. His common law wife was a clown and should've been charged. He's resting now though
Love love LOVE
I just can't imagine if Eddie Murphy had tried to say some stuff like this today he would have gotten blackballed for sure.
Semi and Hakeem 😁😎
A player who’s about to be played! The slogan for Boomerang
The next movie was “ the distinguished gentleman”… How do y’all feel about that? Can a movie be a flop and underrated at the same time?
The Shawshank Redemption flopped so I'd say the answer is 'Yes.'
I remember seeing the movie in the movie theatres and it was packed
Yes
A lot of movies flopped and became cult classics. Some movies were panned by critics and went on to become classics. The Wizard of Oz was trashed by critics. The Distinguished Gentlemen is very underrated, so is Vampire in Brooklyn
I feel like that movie was banned. It’s very hard to find today and never shows on TV. They touched on some serious stuff in there in a comedic way. Revealed a lot of political secrets.
AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO SEES THE JABS THEY THROW AT EACHOTHER????
That's what bros do
@@lwrncjms that is a fact though!
@@SymphonySwingg we all throw jabs at eacother to see where eacother head at but we love eacother
Arsenio made excellent points about being civically engaged. He's right. It's deeper than people realize. We have to keep showing up to the polls. It's not the only thing there is, of course, but it's important.
I really enjoyed Boomerang back then.
The fact that it's his song playing in the background when he comes in
Classic interview
From 13:17 to 13:28 on God🙌🏾
man arsenio and eddie sure must have a lot of X rated stories together, dudes were rockin the chair in the 80's
Man is only one thing that runs this universe that's frequency vibration and emotion
This is amazing! I love Eddie Murphy. Thank you so much for this!
I remember reading an old article (dated around 1999) that spoke of Eddie and Arsenio no longer being friends bc of this ep. Apparently, Eddie was uncomfortable speaking about politics but Arsenio continued to ask him questions about the subject. I believe they didn't appear together until Eddie guested on Arsenio's new talk show. idk how much of this was true. idk how much of that is true. Eddie and Arsenio were nearly inseparable in the late 80s and early 90s but idk if they appeared in anything together for nearly 2 decades but this could also just be Hollywood gossip.
You're very welcome!
That sounds like gossip considering Eddie Murphy came back on the show to promote his album in 93 *Love's Alright* and Vampire in Brooklyn.
th-cam.com/video/4clzlkd8qoE/w-d-xo.html
So them not speaking to each other again until his return in 2013 can't be true.
As far as the politics subject goes Eddie handled himself very well. He didn't seem flustered and explained his point very well. Kudos to Arsenio to ask him a question like that. It shows a real realness to not only the talk show but their friendship as well. That's something that is lacking in today's talk shows.
@@blueblur2273 you’re right. If there was REALLY beef, Eddie would’ve NEVER appeared with him in ANY medium again.
I think that was just gossip. Eddie's interviews didn't even seem like interviews when he was on Arsenio it was literally two friends talking ish and cracking jokes LOL
@@truthhurts3305 very good point. Seein the interviews now they’re kind of annoying. All the laughing and carrying on. In other clips, between Eddie’s silly laugh and Arsenio sweatin him, it got silly. IMO.
Never mixed politics and religion
Eddie Murphy was on to it back then
Eddie was spitting on here. I put my total trust and governed only by God as well. #TheIllusionOfChoice #StillRelevantToday #GodsWordNeverChanges #AndNeverFails
Just watched the interview before Harlem nights you can tell he got that check ✔ this is after all the blockbusters sheesh
I just now realized how short arsenio is. I swear he was about 6 ft but Eddie is only 5’9 I think.
Arsenio looks tall on TV
Arsenio has long extremities, e.g. arms and legs.
Arsenio is 5-11 and Eddie is 5-10.
I like what Eddie Murphy says here because he's telling the truth but he was a man ahead of his time especially when it comes to the whole voting aspect and politics. He's very smart.
Arsenio Hall (Cleveland, Ohio, Estados Unidos, 12 de febrero de 1956) es un actor, comediante y presentador de programas de entrevistas y humor estadounidense. Es conocido por su talk show The Arsenio Hall Show, que se desarrolló entre 1989 y 1994, y sus papeles en las películas de Coming to America y Harlem Nights.
I miss 90’s black Hollywood
Eddie thought he was Keith Washington
4:10 Eddie Murphy is a cool, fly & genius.
He's 100% correct about the whole voting thing. Politics are primarily about self promotion. Not the people.
Never knew this side of Eddie Murphy... so amazing to see... this gentleman knew what was what and wasn't terrified to state his beliefs... and smart enough to know when to pause and not get labeled or as they say now "canceled." .. Eddie Murphy... Hall struggled through this one... and uts supposed to be his friend... made this interview awkward af
Eddie Murphy is Richard Pryor 2.0
Arsenio will not let Eddie upstage his wardrobe. They look like members of Cameo
That was a really interesting interview, seeing a very different side of Eddie Murphy. I didn’t know he was so spiritual, I like seeing that side of him. What he said about politics is real. Although I agree with a lot of what he said, Arsenio is right about the need to vote. The Black voter turnout was instrumental in getting Biden elected.
And look how that turned out, inflation through the roof.
Look what happened. Biden can't even stay on his feet lol
Love Eddy Murphy. So funny! Good to hear referencing to read the Bible.
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16:50 they was low key beefing fight there
4:32 - 4:37 That's hilarious! 😂 Oh, and if he said "pudding🍮"
🤣
He didn't want to talk about politics
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Edward Regan Murphy, conocido artísticamente como Eddie Murphy (Brooklyn, Nueva York; 3 de abril de 1961)
Eddie didn't like Arsenio asking about his stance on voting. In 1996, Eddie told a Newsweek writer, "I was like, this ni@@a is crazy. I gave him this damn show and he embarrasses me like this. . . I made that ni@@a -I made him. How I held it together to get through that show, I'll never know."
Obviously, their friendship remains and I look forward to watching Coming 2 America. www.newsweek.com/king-comedy-reclaims-his-crown-98571
Huh saying stuff like “I made him” lolllll that’s kind of wild did he really say that to his best friend
Sources?!
Arsenio said Ike Turner 😂😂19:32
Eddie seems very erm ..flamboyant lets say in this interview ..in fact both of them seem extra flamboyant ..if i didnt know better i would say they were intimate together
Educate that brother Arsenio.