Eddie murphy delirious what was yelled out

Eddie Murphy has probably come a long way since then, but so have audiences. In the course of doing this fact check, a number of men told me that when they were younger, in their early teens, they used to put on Eddie Murphy records, or watch his performances, and cackle.

Certainly, a lot of his material was over their head — which was part of the appeal — but much of it was aimed squarely at them. Murphy was only 22 at the time he recorded Delirious , basically still a kid, and his jokes reflect that. If in Delirious Murphy was making jokes about the life he knew, in Raw that life has become inextricably caught up with fame.

Maybe Kanye can set him up with a guest verse if Eddie ever wants to get back to his music career. Four years later, all those women throwing pussy at him like frisbees just might be gold-diggers too. This bitter bit also contains the fortune-cookie wisdom that all men cheat, and women will always forgive a man if he says sorry and can make her come really good.

The earlier linked Spin interview with Spike Lee is a must-read. I have EM Raw but the whole thing about "half" gets a bit boring as its very long. Quote: Is this on dvd i looked at play. C Founder. My father spent 3 years restoring this car Quote: the whole thing about "half" gets a bit boring as its very long.

Raw is comedy perfection, start to finish. UCK Pokeno. C founder The New Anti. This website needs Javascript to function properly. It might be sort of usable without it, but don't hold your breath! Seriously, you need a browser running Javascript! It looks totally pants right now, like, totally. The woman yells 'Do Ralph Cramdon again' and the guy yells 'Shut up bitch'.

No, it doesn't sound like ralph kramden. All I can make out is "Do," a two syllable word, and then a one syllable word. Weird, I was watching Eddie Murphy's Delirious yesterday too and was wondering the same thing. Am I the only one that thinks Eddie would make a bajillion dollars if he started doing standup again ala Jerry Sienfeld.

Just one concert film from him would make millions and earn him greater respect as a comedian. Eddie was always at his best on stage, it's too bad that he seems to have abandoned it. I dunno. Once it is lost, some say it is lost forever. Eddie Murphy hasn't done the real edgy comedy since before Beverly Hills Cop 3, which is when he got married.

I can appreciate the stuff he does now though.