Richard Pryor - 1970's-era Celebrity Roast, on RUclips, had Mooney on it with a bad a$$ 'Fro.... I was born in 1974... I watched reruns of The Jeffersons, Sanford and Son, Good Times, All In The Family, What's Happening?, & Welcome Back Kotter. I never did see an episode of Chico and the Man though, with Freddie Prinze, Sr. I dig Richard Pryor, Dick Gregory, Joan Rivers, Robin Williams & Don Rickles, man. I liked Red Foxx as Sanford; I heard about Nipsey Russell, Lenny Bruce and Flip Wilson.
With the natural hair movement I'm currently seeing.....just stop it. Always got to be a miserable sad ass person saying some underhanded BS! We look good natural or not! I haven't straightened my hair in 6yrs.
Rest In Power to Master Comedian, Writer and Actor Paul Mooney (1941-2021). Thank you for many, many years of laughter and consciousness. You will be sadly missed and never forgotten, Sir.
I've been looking for this for years!!! I saw this episode over 40 years ago and knew this brother was something special. So was this show!! Thanx for the download!
So cool to see him fresh and just starting out on the stage. You can tell he was nervous. That all disappeared as he grew bolder and more confident in his career. He gave more to this world than most realize. R.I.H. Paul Mooney.
♥️⚘⚘⚘♥️ REST IN PARADISE PAUL MOONEY ♥️🙏⚘⚘🙏♥️ YOU ARE AND YOU WERE A LIVING LEGEND ♥️⚘⚘♥️ AND PAUL MOONEY YOU ARE NOW A TRUE LEGEND AS A ANCESTOR AND WE ALL LOVE YOU AND WILL NEVER EVER FORGET YOU ♥️⚘🙏⚘♥️ PEACE AND LOVE TO ALL OF YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS AND TO ALL RIGHTEOUS PEOPLE FROM KATHERINE IN CHICAGO ILLINOIS ON WEDNESDAY MAY 19 , 2021 AT 4:26pm 💙 💙 💙 THE MARATHON CONTINUE'S 💙 💙 💙
Thank you, Gerard. It's sad how most of these comments are irrelevant and childish ('Oh damn, look at James Earl Jones' beard!'). Comments like yours are greatly needed and appreciated.
So true. We are a beautiful people, with our lion's mane. We are the only people on this Earth that can grow these beautiful manes naturally. If you look at the hamites in Africa, they can't grow the beautiful beards and full afro's. We are a blessed and beautiful people that The Most High Yah created for himself.
Lol I couldna lived in the 70s the Jim Crow laws probably still was fresh in the 70 & they was probably still. The emmit till thing happened in 55 I think MLK got killed in 68. That's kinda like how long ago 9-11 happened from now or Katrina still fresh in memory
Xander Morrisette Jr. You could have. There was more black unity then and zero tolerance to white folk bs compared to how it is now. They had their neighborhoods and blacks and latinos theirs. What i mean even more so was if a cop or white person period did something to ANYONE black and got caught in the hood it was on sight off GP. Im saying that from a NY point of view. The generation now is way too docile towards other races but are more disrespectful to their own no matter if its a child woman or elderly. Its like we once had a fuckin code. Im not trying to preach but being a kid seeing stuff, Hearing my elders talk about situations vs how are people now its way different. Its like we were more proud to be black then....well at least thats how it looked to me 🤷🏾♂️
@@karong7017 was born in 93 I don't know nun about the 70s I was saying from what I see. Look like it was all about disco/funk music, arfros and watching good times
Leon Phelps if you want to see young Morgan Freeman. He started out on a PBS show called “Electric Company” he dressed kinda like Hendrix and played a cat called “the easy reader” diggit
@@dollyfrazier5885 you're right but he's nowhere near as flamboyant as he was then. All the hand movements and everything. He doesn't do it like that anymore. I have NEEEVER seen Paul this flamboyant and I watch anything I find Paul in. I'm watching this shit, thinking about what Aries Spears asked about Paul Mooney to himself in a stand up Aries was doing; where Aries was telling a story about Paul. He was imitating Paul drinking a bottle of water and asked to himself about Paul, "is this nigga gay?". LMAO!
@@tonyjones-clark4960 l have to disagree . Yes Paul is flamboyant till the day he die. Never the less, he is a comic genius. Most of the time people cant comprehend some of his jokes. Too deep, too profound. Jokes that give you something to about. That's a rare quality. No one is the same twenty or more years ago
@Hersey Berry Na, they were all black. They were Otis Redding's back up band. Their bass player who at the time of the plane crash was only like 18. He missed the flight and was the only survivor of the band except for one horn player who miraculously survived the crash. They later reformed the group with the relaxed hair cat, Larry Dotson as their lead singer and of course they started having success around early 77 with a song called "Shake Your Rump to the Funk" and the rest was history
Paul Mooney was such a gifted individual. It's pretty awesome to be able to see him on stage this early in his career and compare it to how he evolved as an artist. RIP Mr. Mooney you were an incredible talent.
05/11/2019. Love me some Paul. Plenty of Truths!😍 This was a Special time.There were rules, values and love ,pride. It's time to for a Love Revolution!
Paul Mooney is a true comedy genius and legend..just like redd foxx and bernie mac..they are story tellers...when you feeling down..it feels good to hear a great story from one of the greats of comedy...😂💯
I was a Teen in the late 60's and early 70's. It went down hill beginning in the 80's. They were classy in the 60's though. Happy I grew up in that era. The look of today is a ball of confusion.
Great clip of this legendary comedian! Bonus points for the snippet of the Bar-Kays at the end...@LeeTate you are correct with your historical references.
One thing about being black. We gotta understand every black man young or old with feminine mannerisms isn't necessarily gay. Alot of our males grow up with only women at home and don't have males to mimic and learn from. One of my homies moves just like this and is hilarious but his father wasn't around and his family is mainly women. He's far from gay, he's still learning what he missed out on by not having a father around. I think we drive certain people to believe they are gay by not understanding this in our community
I think to assume someone is gay because of the way they talk or their mannerisms is dumb. It is stereotypes that ruin cultures. I have seen manly gay men, white people who dance well, tall asians, and a black president in my lifetime. The only people i discriminate against are assholes and it doesnt take long to figure out who those people are.
@@seanhart9706 I agree, but I do think it's normal and natural to make inferences from what you see. Ignorance, however, will make someone judge a book by its cover
@@nychellay ya i think it is normal and natural as well. But i think it is within us to evolve. I can see past it and so can you. One day i hope everyone can. When that day comes we can all as a human race find other things to be ignorant towards. 🤔
Damn this man aged well, this is '73. He looked almost exactly the same until well into the 90s. And then in the 2000s he got maybe 10/20 years older looking 😮
All y’all need a life. Why my opinion matters. It’s sad that ppl can live without worry about what others say about someone else. Y’all enjoy yo so called lives
This was great! I thought I had seen just about every Paul Mooney standup it was until this! Loved how all the brothers and sisters were dressed and wearing their natural hair!Also, shoutout to Larry Dodson at the end of the clip (The lead singer of The Bar Kays for all you youngsters) :-)
Paul Mooney is comic genius, I love how he pushed the envelop. He is one of my favorite comics of all time. I am a white male and don't care the shots he takes at white people. I'm not offended in anyway. Screw cancel culture. The world is less funny now because we lost one of the best comics America had to offer
Not as feminne as the black commiedians now at least he never soldout eh espacaialy if a black man hits on a girl its considered rape in this me too moment
Dig it,thick healthy natural hair,smiling beautifully,back Then the 1's the was worth havin all They wanted was respect and U take em outside 1nce maybe twice a wk She gnna ride wit U til the wheels fall off!!
The master at early work...I was finna do a set at the Hyena In Dallas this evening, but this set was worth me missing that bright blinding stage light.
Love seeing this young vibrant Paul, I'm so used to 1990s and 2000 Paul but there's such a naturalness in the whole video, the women, men and even how everyone is laughing and not offended. 8 more years after this video and I was born.
James Earl Jones loves his White Women.. I find it weird to hear and see supposed pro Black folk date only whites never a black sistah? So help me understand that?
You like who you like but you still have to have your own back. Nothing complicated in that. Even if your so called community rejects you, to the rest of the world, you're still part of that community. I don't understand why people like you think not being racist amounts to being anti black. That mentality alone is enough to turn more open minded, progressive people off. It's both sad and disgusting that so much of the "black" community has allowed racism to make them lose their humanity and turn them into oppressors themselves.
I find it interesting that black folks who claim they are down with black folks continuously REJECT black folks for not conforming to the limitations many black folks adhere to. Explain that @Chelsea Bella. Gallo and you will find the answer you seek.
Maybe because once i left home in 1969 i did not own a tv till 2003 and then for only three years with two channels... I missed this man . Hes wonderful 💯❤❤❤ Great seeing film from back then for the fashions as well.❤
Hey , coulda showed more of the bar kays! You knew Paul Mooney was going to be great, he kicked ass in his debut! He never got to sit with Carson. It would have been interesting. Like Arte Johnson would say, " Verrry interesting."
The audience has some naturally beautiful black women.
wite dicka
Clint_tt 1 zofilia
@@loretogarcia6865 WTF is that???
Yeah, but Paul Mooney was checking out the men.
@@wendellbeverly6060 got em!!!
Mooney is probably the most brilliant black comedian there was, he didn't sugar coat his routine, he gave you the medicine and it was usually bitter.
Although he did have a lot of sugar🤢
Don't forget that he was Richard Pryor's writer for a very long time..
Also salty, at times quite so.
God bless him. He gives it to you straight.
That's why racist Hollywood hate
him
@@pauliedibbs9028 Paul Mooney has an extensive history of shows he wrote for not only Richard Pryor. ✊
This is GREAT!! A young, raw, unpolished Paul Mooney doin his thing. The 1970s was the golden age of stand up comedy. Thank u VERY much 4 postin’!
Richard Pryor - 1970's-era Celebrity Roast, on RUclips, had Mooney on it with a bad a$$ 'Fro.... I was born in 1974... I watched reruns of The Jeffersons, Sanford and Son, Good Times, All In The Family, What's Happening?, & Welcome Back Kotter. I never did see an episode of Chico and the Man though, with Freddie Prinze, Sr. I dig Richard Pryor, Dick Gregory, Joan Rivers, Robin Williams & Don Rickles, man. I liked Red Foxx as Sanford; I heard about Nipsey Russell, Lenny Bruce and Flip Wilson.
It was also the golden era of black beauty. It was amazing to be a part of it and to an observer. Nobody but blacks were doing 70s justice.
The world has just gotten a lot smaller and a lot darker rest in peace Paul Mooney 1941-2021
Yes!Yes!Yes! I wished I heard of him years ago! He 🗣 fax! Truth and can back it up!!! He will educate you in a very unique way! Very underrated!!!
❤
The world is bigger and better because we will always have him.
Most definitely. None will compare to his style and realness. My favorite comedian. 💯🙏🏽
Do you not mean a lot whiter?
R.I.P. Paul Mooney 🙏🏾
SIP
He was one of a kind
No fears
I’ve watched more of his videos than ever before. I hold a lot of his views and damn near talk like him.
😭❤️
So are we going to ignore how handsome Paul was/is?! This put a much needed smile on my face 😊
angie brown HE WAS A PRETTY MAN!!
Ooh Chile
the suit tho 😫😫
Ain't nobody ignoring Paul's fine re-fined ass! And he did genuinely love black women.
when roasting Richard Pryor, Richard referred to Paul as Ms. Thang! lol
Isn't he gay or something?
Man those black women look so good wearing THEIR OWN HAIR.
@Ana Lou It's hard not to notice. That's a beautiful sight that's rarely seen anymore, wouldn't you agree?
abu hassan Actually natural hair is pretty common to see these days
With the natural hair movement I'm currently seeing.....just stop it. Always got to be a miserable sad ass person saying some underhanded BS! We look good natural or not! I haven't straightened my hair in 6yrs.
@@fandrews26 black women are beautiful either way some brothas just like to put our women down
Hair hats lmao
All of that natural hair is everything!
Natural hair is beautiful when cut combed and neatly shaped. I like it!
A extinct thing in today's time
BEAUTIFUL!!!!!
🤜🤛 it's one of the reasons why as a kid I wanted to be black, their hair, is awesome.
I got my fro in now and i said the same thing. Those big fros are beautiful
Rest In Power to Master Comedian, Writer and Actor Paul Mooney (1941-2021). Thank you for many, many years of laughter and consciousness. You will be sadly missed and never forgotten, Sir.
I've been looking for this for years!!! I saw this episode over 40 years ago and knew this brother was something special. So was this show!! Thanx for the download!
So cool to see him fresh and just starting out on the stage. You can tell he was nervous. That all disappeared as he grew bolder and more confident in his career. He gave more to this world than most realize. R.I.H. Paul Mooney.
Pure Brilliance... Even back then! My brother, the world is gonna miss you... Whether they wanna admit it or not!
DIng !! Bonus round!! Nailed it !!
I'm a white man I will miss this very truthfully funny person that unfortunately the world we live in might not have been ready for.
@@georgeleamy3534 shit him and George Carlin probably roasting EVERYONE from heaven rn am I right? 😂😂😂👍🏿
This man was a national treasure. I’m glad I got to see him live in action back in 2017
Forget Paul! James's beard is just hilariously amazing in itself. I mean, that man looks like the professor from Higher Learning! 😂😂
Elijah Frederick he looks like Lawrence fishburne lol that’s who you’re thinking of
@Brandon Thom Yes please! 😂😂
I was just wondering is James Earl Lawrence's dad
Morpheus from the Matrix.
I was like, Black Thought's uncle in the crowd. I admittedly don't know who he is outside of that.
paul looks fly AF!
He was a handsome man!
He Only Aged In The Sand...Not From World
This handsome man has been a legend!! His voice has not even changed
Thank you for this upload!
This is a real gem. Thank you for this... I love love Mooney. He’s one of the greats! I’ve never seen this before. So smart. New follower 😊
You hit another home run with this vid! I love Paul Mooney ….the intellectual comic.
James Earl Jones!!!
Aka Kevin Gates Sr.
I thought it was uncle phil
Darth Vader.
@@aaronverico1396 Mufasa
♥️⚘⚘⚘♥️ REST IN PARADISE PAUL MOONEY ♥️🙏⚘⚘🙏♥️ YOU ARE AND YOU WERE A LIVING LEGEND ♥️⚘⚘♥️ AND PAUL MOONEY YOU ARE NOW A TRUE LEGEND AS A ANCESTOR AND WE ALL LOVE YOU AND WILL NEVER EVER FORGET YOU ♥️⚘🙏⚘♥️ PEACE AND LOVE TO ALL OF YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS AND TO ALL RIGHTEOUS PEOPLE FROM KATHERINE IN CHICAGO ILLINOIS ON WEDNESDAY MAY 19 , 2021 AT 4:26pm 💙 💙 💙 THE MARATHON CONTINUE'S 💙 💙 💙
Paul is very gifted .... I was born in 83' never saw this show before!
Gerard's Horticulture Culture 76. Me either.
Me either until now
Thank you, Gerard. It's sad how most of these comments are irrelevant and childish ('Oh damn, look at James Earl Jones' beard!'). Comments like yours are greatly needed and appreciated.
Beautiful. This is awesome! He is still the same simply being himself; so real. I love Paul Mooney. Thanks for sharing.
Do you also think he has a little sugar in his tank too. A lot of women seem to think so.
Thank you for posting this.
Paul Mooney is before his time.
Black People please give him his props cause he has never change!
Thank You !
L Howard yes sir. You are right
Facts same material that'll never get old
He was fucking men back then too?
Yeah, probably raping dudes back then.
L Howard He is sooo funny love him I would love to meet him
Look at all the beautiful Afro. Good looking people in that place.Never seen him young. He gorgeous
So true. We are a beautiful people, with our lion's mane. We are the only people on this Earth that can grow these beautiful manes naturally. If you look at the hamites in Africa, they can't grow the beautiful beards and full afro's. We are a blessed and beautiful people that The Most High Yah created for himself.
Says the girl with the blue weave
@@paullandis5524 😂😂😂💀
ReelBlack, Thank You For This Time Capsule Of Our Enrichment. Respect ✊🏿
He is a legend, I just absolutely love him!
Paul looks like OJs better black half.
That one cuts deep.
The 1970s was an interesting decade. I can dig it because I was born in 1972.
Michael Cooper indeed...76r here 💪🏾
Lol I couldna lived in the 70s the Jim Crow laws probably still was fresh in the 70 & they was probably still. The emmit till thing happened in 55 I think MLK got killed in 68. That's kinda like how long ago 9-11 happened from now or Katrina still fresh in memory
Xander Morrisette Jr. You could have. There was more black unity then and zero tolerance to white folk bs compared to how it is now. They had their neighborhoods and blacks and latinos theirs. What i mean even more so was if a cop or white person period did something to ANYONE black and got caught in the hood it was on sight off GP. Im saying that from a NY point of view. The generation now is way too docile towards other races but are more disrespectful to their own no matter if its a child woman or elderly. Its like we once had a fuckin code. Im not trying to preach but being a kid seeing stuff, Hearing my elders talk about situations vs how are people now its way different. Its like we were more proud to be black then....well at least thats how it looked to me 🤷🏾♂️
Do you remember the 70"s? I was born in 75. I don't remember the 70's. My memories start around the early 80's.
@@karong7017 was born in 93 I don't know nun about the 70s I was saying from what I see. Look like it was all about disco/funk music, arfros and watching good times
Wow...the resemblence to Huey Newton is striking. Both from oakland with louisiana roots. Just sayin'.
No cocc
Real spill,shout out 2 The Black Panther Party,much Love 2 The Bay Area
Shouts out frm Chicago,Bless up People
Creole-Cali, now you know you in trouble.
Paul and Huey P. knew each other as young men
James earl Jones used to be young?? I thought him and Morgan Freeman was born old
Leon Phelps if you want to see young Morgan Freeman. He started out on a PBS show called “Electric Company” he dressed kinda like Hendrix and played a cat called “the easy reader” diggit
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣👍
Watch the movie Claudene. Great movie plus he was young in it
Found the millennial
He's always been funny! Give him a lifetime achievement award
Paul was flamboyant as hell back then..
lol yep
Sweet as saccharin !!! But very intelligent and talented.
Paul still is, what you mean was?
@@dollyfrazier5885 you're right but he's nowhere near as flamboyant as he was then. All the hand movements and everything. He doesn't do it like that anymore. I have NEEEVER seen Paul this flamboyant and I watch anything I find Paul in.
I'm watching this shit, thinking about what Aries Spears asked about Paul Mooney to himself in a stand up Aries was doing; where Aries was telling a story about Paul. He was imitating Paul drinking a bottle of water and asked to himself about Paul, "is this nigga gay?". LMAO!
@@tonyjones-clark4960 l have to disagree . Yes Paul is flamboyant till the day he die. Never the less, he is a comic genius. Most of the time people cant comprehend some of his jokes. Too deep, too profound. Jokes that give you something to about. That's a rare quality. No one is the same twenty or more years ago
Absolutely brilliant👏🏾
Rest well Mr Mooney🙏🏾
This was funny but the man singing at the end with the relaxer was hilarious.
@Hersey Berry Na, they were all black. They were Otis Redding's back up band. Their bass player who at the time of the plane crash was only like 18. He missed the flight and was the only survivor of the band except for one horn player who miraculously survived the crash. They later reformed the group with the relaxed hair cat, Larry Dotson as their lead singer and of course they started having success around early 77 with a song called "Shake Your Rump to the Funk" and the rest was history
The Bar-Kays.
I'm on the floor laughing,he came out of nowhere 😭😭😭
I love seeing footages from the 70s.Paul Mooney❤
This is definitely a hidden jewel you uncovered. Thanks for the up load.
On my goodness , such a beautiful well put together fellow 😍. Paul Mooney ..Timeless ❤️🌹❤️
Mooney pure genius before His time
this footage is priceless.
Paul Mooney was such a gifted individual. It's pretty awesome to be able to see him on stage this early in his career and compare it to how he evolved as an artist. RIP Mr. Mooney you were an incredible talent.
Thanks for the upload this is gold!
05/11/2019. Love me some Paul. Plenty of Truths!😍 This was a Special time.There were rules, values and love ,pride. It's time to for a Love Revolution!
Paul Mooney is a true comedy genius and legend..just like redd foxx and bernie mac..they are story tellers...when you feeling down..it feels good to hear a great story from one of the greats of comedy...😂💯
You showed us what a true artist is supposed to be. May you take your rightful place in the realm of the ancestors, Mr. Paul Mooney
Was blessed and honored to see him live in a small comedy club last year in Memphis. Worked the crowd without effort!
Black people looked and dressed better in the olden days it seems
I was there. And they did. Beyond.
I was a Teen in the late 60's and early 70's. It went down hill beginning in the 80's. They were classy in the 60's though. Happy I grew up in that era. The look of today is a ball of confusion.
‘Twas an era of class
And looked better naturally aside from today where everything is fake
Ridiculous statement. You can easily argue that ALL people looked and dressed better in "the olden days"...
a lost gem! I've never seen James Earl Jones look like that and seen him hundreds of times~!
Great clip of this legendary comedian! Bonus points for the snippet of the Bar-Kays at the end...@LeeTate you are correct with your historical references.
One thing about being black. We gotta understand every black man young or old with feminine mannerisms isn't necessarily gay. Alot of our males grow up with only women at home and don't have males to mimic and learn from. One of my homies moves just like this and is hilarious but his father wasn't around and his family is mainly women. He's far from gay, he's still learning what he missed out on by not having a father around. I think we drive certain people to believe they are gay by not understanding this in our community
I think to assume someone is gay because of the way they talk or their mannerisms is dumb. It is stereotypes that ruin cultures. I have seen manly gay men, white people who dance well, tall asians, and a black president in my lifetime. The only people i discriminate against are assholes and it doesnt take long to figure out who those people are.
@@seanhart9706 I agree, but I do think it's normal and natural to make inferences from what you see. Ignorance, however, will make someone judge a book by its cover
I agree with your statement 100%.
@@nychellay ya i think it is normal and natural as well. But i think it is within us to evolve. I can see past it and so can you. One day i hope everyone can. When that day comes we can all as a human race find other things to be ignorant towards. 🤔
@@mahoganysweets67 whos statement? Lol if you want to reply to someone simply click their comment and they will know you are talking to them
Rip Paul mooney another legend 🙏🏾💯💪🏾
Can we take a moment to luxuriate in the halos 😍😍😍
Damn this man aged well, this is '73. He looked almost exactly the same until well into the 90s. And then in the 2000s he got maybe 10/20 years older looking 😮
Whether he’s 31 or 81 he’s too funny!
Thanks so much for sharing this Paul Mooney and the Bar-kays...wow!!! Awww the '70 good times, best times!
Oh yeah I definitely believe he got some sugar in his tank 🤦🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
@Nostalgia Crown why the fuck u care u must b his lover go mind your business fam
Terrance Spells you sound weird “fake macho” checking for another mans manhood kinda sus.
Terrance Spells you first.
All y’all need a life. Why my opinion matters. It’s sad that ppl can live without worry about what others say about someone else. Y’all enjoy yo so called lives
Terrance Spells A hit dog hollers.
Wow both James and Paul looking mighty youthful. Another great upload!
Paul was handsome...and he still is!
Paul tickles me. Thank you for keeping these recordings in circulation.
Black and white ppl so beautiful and handsome in those times...
I think it was the food back then. Even the fast food seemed to have more substance in those days
food with no chemicals
@CreeWilly So, you don't think the quality of foods has anything to do with how people look? It does.
@CreeWilly the quality of food is a contributing factor.
Rest in Power Paul Mooney.
Y'all already know why I'm here!!😏
Hell yeah
Genesis A. D 😂😂🤔
💯😂😭
This was great! I thought I had seen just about every Paul Mooney standup it was until this! Loved how all the brothers and sisters were dressed and wearing their natural hair!Also, shoutout to Larry Dodson at the end of the clip (The lead singer of The Bar Kays for all you youngsters) :-)
Paul Mooney is comic genius, I love how he pushed the envelop. He is one of my favorite comics of all time. I am a white male and don't care the shots he takes at white people. I'm not offended in anyway. Screw cancel culture. The world is less funny now because we lost one of the best comics America had to offer
Love this
James look like ice cube father
"Cube i am your father"
Lol
😃😃😃
Da Man 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
OMG those black goddesses and kings look so wonderful with their natural hair. God is good and right about EVERYTHING!!!
he was always dope loved him then and I love him now,
Fine then, STILL
fine now!! Handsome
Genius!💜
Its like hes talking and the jokes come flying out naturally. That elvis joke went right over my head first time around.
Damnit I’ve been itching to find this clip!
Now your itch has been scratched!!😎
I remember when we were black and beautiful with our huge Afro ....the bigger the better. LOVE ,PEACE ,AND HAIR GREASE BABY...✊🏾RIGHT ON!!
Right ON!!!! I love Paul Mooney!!! ✊
Whew! RUclips know how to put videos relevant to current scandals immediately!
Also, Thanks for uploading this!
My favorite! Mr. Mooney is on Twitter giving words of wisdom. I saw him twice at BB Kings Times Square before it shut down.
Paul shaped like a t rex . Arms Shorter than everything else but I love him. This is golden. He's always tellin it like it is 😂✊
His voice was/is amazing.🤗
Paul Mooney is feminine in his mannerisms. Even back then.
You saw that too? I was gonna say, if yawl wasn't sure of the rumors, this clip should do it for you...
Paul was married. To a woman named Yvonne. He actually has girlfriends.
Very effeminate
Not as feminne as the black commiedians now at least he never soldout eh espacaialy if a black man hits on a girl its considered rape in this me too moment
Bob Escabar It’s only rape if she says no and he forces her to anyway.
Let's tell it like it is - Paul Mooney
I've come to love that catchphrase of his.
Looked like the Bar-Kays at the end.
It was
Larry Dotson looked terrible
This was amazing ... more Mooney please
Look at all the natural beautiful black women in this vid ...
Dig it,thick healthy natural hair,smiling beautifully,back Then the 1's the was worth havin all They wanted was respect and U take em outside 1nce maybe twice a wk She gnna ride wit U til the wheels fall off!!
Ikr?!!
Damn he was gorgeous!
Legendary upload!
Happy birthday Paul Mooney. 77 years young today!
I never seen James earl Jones so young 😮
Yeah Paul was looking sugary fasho lol
Hell yeah damn thought hey was an beautician 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Couldn’t more off base.
Seven X WAS!???
Nice looking Yes but ... hey lol it’s all love
Love Paul Mooney
yeah James Earl get em he looks very young And flavorful
So glade this came up on my page 😂😂 😂
This is almost 50 years ago 😳
Chill....45 my birth year lol
The Godfather of Comedy👑👑👑🐐🐐🐐
The master at early work...I was finna do a set at the Hyena In Dallas this evening, but this set was worth me missing that bright blinding stage light.
tulsa? where did you go to high school?
@@effik3 Everman High....out here in Texas....Booker T is in the heart tho. Lol
Love seeing this young vibrant Paul, I'm so used to 1990s and 2000 Paul but there's such a naturalness in the whole video, the women, men and even how everyone is laughing and not offended. 8 more years after this video and I was born.
James Earl Jones loves his White Women..
I find it weird to hear and see supposed pro Black folk date only whites never a black sistah?
So help me understand that?
You like who you like but you still have to have your own back. Nothing complicated in that. Even if your so called community rejects you, to the rest of the world, you're still part of that community.
I don't understand why people like you think not being racist amounts to being anti black. That mentality alone is enough to turn more open minded, progressive people off. It's both sad and disgusting that so much of the "black" community has allowed racism to make them lose their humanity and turn them into oppressors themselves.
Don't try to.
I wouldn't be surprised if he was a MK Ultra victim...
and the bitch from scandel and serena
I find it interesting that black folks who claim they are down with black folks continuously REJECT black folks for not conforming to the limitations many black folks adhere to. Explain that @Chelsea Bella. Gallo and you will find the answer you seek.
Maybe because once i left home in 1969 i did not own a tv till 2003 and then for only three years with two channels...
I missed this man .
Hes wonderful 💯❤❤❤
Great seeing film from back then for the fashions as well.❤
Hey , coulda showed more of the bar kays! You knew Paul Mooney was going to be great, he kicked ass in his debut! He never got to sit with Carson. It would have been interesting. Like Arte Johnson would say, " Verrry interesting."
True. I want people to buy the DVD before they stop making it
Some beautiful people in that audience. Whew!
1973. When Black was beautiful. Afros, natural hair.