Eddie Murphy Makes His First Appearance | Carson Tonight Show
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- Опубликовано: 27 мар 2011
- Original Airdate: 01/01/1982
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Eddie was so polished he walks out like he owns the place. Love it. Completely in control. !!
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Love him. Damn, he was cool as a Shark.
Right? And so young to boot. He is legit.
And tells the crowd to shut the hell up. Like a boss!
This clip is almost 40 years old wow. How time flies.
I was born in '82, I am 38 and that is damn near near 40 years.
@@Blondie42 I was born in 76 and when people ask I say I'm close to forty. Just not which direction!!!! And we dont need anyone to tell us 38 isn't almost 40 hell my knees tell me every morning I'm pushing 45!!! Peace friend!! Remember old age beats the alternative.
Almost 40 years - and still funny, and relevant!
I think Eddie was like 19 or something... definitely the youngest SNL cast member (if I recall)
When yer high
Hard to believe he’s just twenty years old here. Totally polished and professional. Wickedly funny. He owns that stage. He’s in command. Poised. And handsome, too! The total package.
crazy thing is that he is only 20 here. so brilliant at such a young age.
what?? really? I am also 20... but all I can do is get a glass of water for me from the kitchen.
All he has to do was smile and I'll laugh, because I know what's coming.
It's not brilliant his act really, it's his confidence and composure and ease in the spotlight.
@@pfftwhut7638 aka his brilliance
We need more of this today
33 years later and this bit still holds up today. Comic genius.
Yup, very impressive.
not the part about a black president
About half of it does.
Yeah, You don't have to be garbage to be funny, but the left likes it. I think its more talented without it.
Way ahead of his time that man is the greatest of all time!!!!!!
Eddie has the best laugh! Love it when he cracks himself up.
My father passed at 54,but I can still see the tears rolling down his face when he and I watched Delerious.The barbecue sketch was the funniest thing I had ever seen.
I just watched that, the sketch about Elvis, James Brown and Michael Jackson had me dying 😂💀
Here, you light it 🔥
I still use quotes from that album
"Now that's a fire, Gus!"
@@mcemct7434 we used to say that when starting the charcoal grill
If you made Johnny laugh and got invited over to sit with him, you were in. Thats all you needed. Johnny launched more careers than all the talent agencies in LA combined. The Tonite Show was must-watch TV back then and America LOVED Carson.
Yep.I bet Johnny had a lot of pull for the industry.
That was more for unknown comics. Eddie was already on SNL. They usually made a big deal of showing Johnny as he waived them over. Eddie moved like he knew he was going to go.
You know what ur talking about bet ur someone that just might be on the inside
Who tells the audience to "shut up".....at 20 years old, what confidence!
When did he do it? I seem to have missed it.
@@NikolaAvramov SNL black history minute.
That's why its so damn funny!
Prince did it, so did Elvis. The greats!
Everyone now. RUclips, how to make rope and hang someone :-)
Eddie trying hard to do clean jokes! He still killed it! Comedy legend!
Cocky always cocky....
He’s trying to do clean jokes and he’s still talking about the finer points of underwear modeling LOL
@@zachvii6476 lol true!
I think he was a clean comedian when he started.
@@christinadacruz420 lol wut?? Maybe you need to go back and listen to his early albums. He was a nasty motherfucker.
Eddie Murphy could just stand there and laugh and I would be laughing the entire time.
Kind of a flat set
I always got to bring the race card in... It's funny but it gets old, no it gets real old...
You're cute.
I’ve always loved his laugh!! He is very talented!!
Eddie is so smooth and practiced. He really is the goat even at 20. A living legend.
“I’m from a predominantly black family”
@@paulyakaitis3352 best bully black people of all-time
I loved Murphy's movies, too. I still watch "Trading Places" at least once a year.
arx754 great movie!
one of my faves
That's like... the law.
Definitely a Christmas holiday movie.
Jamie Lee's tits look good in that movie!
Dude was only 19 when he did this...one of the greatest to ever do it!!!!
Bootha Vandross He was born in 1961, so he was 21.
+leafyutube his birthday wasn't until April so he was 20
Amaaaazing. He speaks with the authority & wisdom of a 50yr old.
He was 20.
He hasn’t aged
And he goes on to do 48 Hrs. later that year, Delirious and Trading Places the following year and Beverly Hills Cop the year after. Amazing.
Don't forget that minor stumble in '84 known as Best Defense.
Um, who asked for a re-count of his career!
@@freddiemartin699 Who asked you to be an asshole?
Notice that a) of course, he kills, and b) he starts over to Johnny’s desk before even looking to be invited over. Total swagger.
I did notice that. Very confident.
One of the funniest human beings to ever walk the earth.
chill
+Uffe Ulv I get Richard Pryor and Paul Mooney, but Eddie Murphy I just don't find funny. Doing 'stand up' that is. His old movies were pretty good.
+Mike Jones funny that you find Mooney funny when his whole shtick is being butthurt about race which is just not funny at all.
+Mike Jones I love Pryor and Murphy, but Paul Mooney is one of the most unfunny men I've ever seen.
Paul Mooney is funny. He just gets too politically charged in his comedy more often than he should.
I'm sure some of you have heard this before.
The difference between Jay Leno and Johnny Carson is that Jay Leno had stars on the show.
Johnny Carson made Stars.
johnny was the best. and still is. one reason being that when he was glib he was pretending.
Jay leno is..no im sorry WAS a joke/job stealin hack
B C So did Jay!
Ditto!
And Jay repeated his jokes. And Jay repeated his jokes.
A pure natural for comedy, like Mozart was to music. So young, so confident in his abilities. Murphy's timing is perfect, his speech cadence is dead on, his physical movement understated. Murphy - Pryor - Carlin. Geniuses all !
He referred to SNL as "my show". Ultimate confidence. He had to be having miniature heart attacks backstage but when the curtain calls, he turns so smooth, so confident.
Yeah don't over stretch it
something about his comedy....even though you know its from a bygone era it still hits like its fresh today, what an absolute legend!
Delirious and raw still have me rolling even today! ✨✨✨
Eddie is the funniest comedian Ive ever had the pleasure to watch. Cant believe he was just a young kid when he did this... Such wit and clarity, sharp as a razor.
Blown away how deep this first appearance was!
Eddie Murphy's smile (fills his entire face) and laugh are contagious
Way ahead of his time, Edie Murphy still gets your attention after almost 40 years.
The confidence in such a young man. Bravo 👏🏼
His timing was always impeccable.
Love that he calls it “My show”. Complete confidence
Me too I said wow he owned that he was hit as hell on the show to call it his confidence at its best lol😁
It’s incredible because his acts has a lot of profanity and on the Carson show he did a dirty bit without any profanity. Truly a great comedian
He is also such a talented actor. So great in ‘Trading Places’, ‘Beverly Hills Cop’, and many other films (including his voice work on ‘Shrek’.
Agree. And that should tell us something.
He had to do it or he would have been fined by the FCC.
19 years old, in command, so smooth. I had some great belly laughs. Thank you!
Special K, Trix, and Lucky Charms!! 😂😂 (Could never get away with that in comedy today)
Too many offended fools that think too highly of themselves.
So young.
So confident.
So freakin’ talented.
WOW! ONLY 20. HE WAS OBVIOUSLY BORN FOR THIS
Angela Hite not even old enough to drink and already on the tonight show. Now that’s impressive!
21
Totally agree. Born to it.
Blinks Stay fresh he would have turned 21 in April this was in January
Wow , what was he 19, a natural. He must have been a riot at school. Glad he’s back in 2019. Hilarious!
He would've been 20 in this clip, but that's still crazy young
I love Eddie Murphy! He’s the best!
19 or 20. But he'd been writing for a few years by that point.
@@cisium1184 He's 20 here. Turned 21 4 months later. This was his second season of snl (1981-82) and took off pretty much from the the 1st episode of the 2nd season. But his 1st season 1980-81 when he was 19 he didn't have much to do and was just a background guy mostly. And no one knew him at all. Which worked in his and Piscopo'ss favor as they fired the whole cast except for them two.
I love that legendary chuckle. There is nothing this man can'T do to make people laugh. I really hope he gets back on stage.
Signed new standup deal with Netflix.
He ain't funny anymore.
I died at the black president joke LOL
Stolen from Richard Pryor
@@caracasboogie hey true story, Pryor had a bit about god coming back and asking about MLK and Malcolm-X and He stopped doing it because Rob William did it. SO all and all everyone steals. But not everyone can deliver....
Its so incredible the charisma and presence he had at such a young age.
The "Cereal" bit is 2 mins of pure, brilliant comedic genius. Murphy is no lower than #2 on my GOAT list.
Good to know. Thanks for telling us.
He came out of the gate running and hasn't looked back since...that's how you win that race. A true comic genius! A toast to Monty!!!
"I'm from a predominantly black family ... [best pause, ever]"
I know right
that part actually wasn't a joke, but white people act like there aren't mixed families by marriage, etc.
F And don't take this wrong, but you're an idiot.
markuseraccount1 Buckwheat!
Special K! Top notch
You know u have arrived when Johnny called him over to couch for an interview
Maybe not so much when you're a breakout star on the same network? ;-)
@@weebunny That didn't matter to Johnny. The comedians were booked to do their stand up act and that was it. So him asking them to sit down meant he thought they were special.
@@tphillips37 if you were at a certain level you did stand up and then he went and did panel
His laugh is iconic❣️ I love this man!!!
I'm from a predominantly black family - hysterical
@Steve Scheunemann, dude. Did you even WATCH this? hahahah!
It's funny because looking at him it's rather obvious.
Or he's got some mix in the bunch.... And he's just kinda precise.
Classic! 👌
It's a pretty funny line. Franklin Ajaye first mentioned it in his 1972 comedy album.
0:27 'Shut up!" kills me every time :P
"...I'm from a predominantly black family". Eddie was one cocky young man....and he had the talent to back it up.
The cleanest material you’ll ever see from Eddie Murphy and it’s sill hilarious
"He's a little slower than everyone else, his name is Special K"
🤣🤣🤣
Eddie Murphy the clean version. still good!
He was very good then.
Brian Laing A killer. One of the best ever in his prime.
^^ so true they can all adapt
"doo-dooo...gonna put it on youu"
Loved his humor better when he kept it clean. It was actually funnier, because he put more thought into it! Eddie was a comic genius!
That cereal joke was hilarious. Love Eddie. He's so funny. Miss those days.
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Great quality for it being 1982. Also, still funny to this day
This was genuinely funny even now here in 2019.
I've never been the biggest Eddie Murphy guy, but you're telling it like it is. This holds up way better than first Tonight Show sets by many of my favorites including Letterman, Leno, and Seinfeld.
I agree. "Excuse me. You crowding Mr. President." I busted out laughing.
The car battery is gone lol
Not really
Even funny in 2020
It's 2014 and that's STILL a BAD ass suit.
He was so confident ✊
Eddie's return to SNL was one of the best episodes. I'm convinced that he would save that show again
💯 I was so happy when he hosted, and he did not disappoint! He's still got it!
The cereal bit is still funny it’s 2019.
But you have to be pretty old to get the premise from the Little Rascals of Buckwheat and Farina. I wonder how many in the general population would get his Buckwheat character on SNL and how Buckwheat used to talk.
Special K.....no PC here..
@@scribe570 Little Rascals came out in the 30s I was born in the 60s I watched the show. Reruns not anymore you have to watch it on DVD or youtube.
Eddie's laugh is the best. Just as unique as he is.
This guy was and always has been a STAR. He is unique. Love you Eddie.
I just realized that we don't get catalogs anymore. As a kid, I always went to JC Penneys, Montgomery Ward, and Sears for their Christmas catalogs.
I still get LL Bean catalogs sent to my house. I like having them around.
And before toilet paper became common, everybody enjoyed the Sears catalog
@@Grandizer8989 Prior to that, corn cobs were used. How does that make you feel?? I heard my grandparents say things when I was just a little kid, and while I didn't think much about it at the time, now I wonder if they really did. I always went out to my grandparent's outhouse with grandma on Sunday afternoons and sat next to her as she read something while doing her business. They had put in indoor plumbing at some point before I was born, but she still went to the outhouse. I remember my parents and older sisters had chamber pots in their bedrooms. The house my sisters grew up in had holes in the roof and snow would come into their bedroom in the winter. They were worried about fire among other things. I can remember following my dad into that house when I was probably 3 or 4, but he stopped me after a few steps and told me to never come in there again because it was so unsafe. I don't know if it was demolished or burned, but when I was born, there was a basement built where we would have a new house. It was built in '62. Sorry I got off track on that.
@@survivrs corn cobs for the cornhole?
@@Grandizer8989 Lol yeah.....makes me wonder if that had anything to do with naming the popular game when tailgating at sports events or in the back yard.
Back in middle school, Delirious was our “RUclips.” We’d pass the cassette around between friends, listen to it together when we were together, and quote it non-stop.
Hey that’s a wonderful little story
It's bizarre that I don't remember much of Delirious. The film of his that finally put my full attention on how hilarious he is was Raw. Not only was he wickedly funny but... man what guts it took to wear that suit. Purple and Black. It worked and still does. I was too young to see his early films, Trading Places and 48 Hrs in theaters. Why they made Another 48 Hrs.. I have no idea. Same with Beverly Hills Cop 3 and the Golden Child. Not his strongest material.
Damn Comedy is so much different. This is Eddie being pg and it's still more controversial than r rated stuff today. Very funny, it still holds up.
Im a faget? Can you rephrase your comment because I don't know if you are trying to offend me or making a point. Sorry but I just don't get it.
This is all basically just toned down TV versions of his pieces from Delirious, which is NOT PG.
Kevin Davis Haha yea, I can watch this a hundred times and laugh.
+GhettoMist yeh, he is funny. daring. always was.
+GhettoMist yeah, Little Eddie the Little racist....right! ;DD
I remember tuning in to Johnny Carson just to watch this. Best ratings they had for one night in years.
Classic Eddie was a beast. Hard to believe that was over 34 years ago.
His look and smiles after jokes - is priceless
Appears so relaxed for 1st appearance 😎
“That’s my Grandma sitting there in the chair her name is Golden Grahms.”
Fire
Back in the day No One (apart from Prayor) could touch him. I Love this guy
Classic Eddie Murphy
***** I saw it. Good call on viewing that one. Mad me laugh!!
+Ajay Belgrave Hi!, my name is No One, and i touched him.......................er, inappropiately. Sorry Ed.
Ajay Belgrave and pryor too
Prayor? You speaking from the pulpit? Richard Prayor! The funniest soul in the heavens! Hymn be hilarious!
Well maybe George Carlin could
Eddie Murphy is phenomenal, he don't have to rehearse to tell jokes he's a natural.
His talent level was insane, how can anyone be this good so early in the game?
Hands down one of the best comedians ever. The best cast member of Saturday night live.
Will Ferrell
@@dannewell6449 Will Ferrell? Not a chance. Look at some of the old cast especially 1985, Billy Crystal, Christopher Guest, Harry Shearer and Julia Louis-Dreyfus. That was probably the best season. Dan Aykroyd. John Belushi, Chevy Chase, Joe Piscopo, Martin Short, Dana Carvey there were so many so much better than Will Ferrell.
Such a nice, refreshing vibe when he breaks his routine and laughs. Genuine and unjaded. It's like he tickles himself until he can't help but let it out.
Eddie Murphy just made me smile & laugh, and I feel like I haven't felt that way for more than a year. Glad I happened upon this video today!
Awesome! This video is already 40 yrs old🤯
He got brought to the chair on his first appearance. An honor
nosearchwarrant He already was a well-known star on SNL for 2 years at that point. I'd understand it if he was an unknown comic and got called over.
Actually more like 14 months.. He wasn't a hit right off the bat either.. he was the only ' featured ' player of that cast.. But, once he hit, he hit big..
I read somewhere that Eddie would not appear on Carson unless he guaranteed that Carson would call him over after his stand up set. Supposedly the Tonight SHow reached out to Eddie's agent and only wanted him to do stand up. Eddie was insulted and demanded they call him to the couch. Eddie got his way. This story might be in the SNL book.
nosearchwarrant ...and was given six minutes as opposed to the usual three...
L
As clean as this is, you could not get away with this today.
Jim Carey and Eddie Murphy were both only around 20 when they appeared on Johnny Carson and both totally killed it. The one thing they had in common was they both owned the stage with just their presence and body language. Comics today should take note
That was fantastic. He blew it out of the park as a rookie and coasted his whole life from there with his 10 kids. Great life.
Coasted? He worked his butt off
“Lucky Charms”😂
Eddie Murphy and Jim Carrey. The best comedians and entertainers of my generation. I love 'em and thank 'em for it.
Yes and Richard Jeni not to mention George Carlin and Robin Williams. You've tried the rest, these are the best
Carey has lost his mind
My sentiments exactly
I was just months old when this happened, and I remember when I was a kid growing up, Eddie Murphy was like a hero to me, dude always had a special tallent unique to his own. I will always be a fan of this man
Still loving this in 2021
l miss Johnny and Axle Foley lol fun era. one of the first vhs tapes my family watched was beverly hills cop. Video rental place was like a wonderland as a kid.
Absolutely! I still remember the smell of my neighborhood rental spot 😊
And the adult movies were under the counter
Achwell Foley? Hackwell Foley?
Look how funny he is without cursing. How many comedians today could do this?
A.Khan check out Drybar comedy! Clean comedians! It’s great
@@jimmykrackkorn4347 That's one (and I'm taking your word for it that he's "this funny," as I've never seen his work).
@@akhan41 not that funny, no.
Shredded, Wheat, Special K, TRIX, and Lucky Charms…I’m LAMO….😂😂😂😂. Such a Classic!!!
Haha Straight killed it. Has to be one of the best first late night stand up appearances !
Today we have Amy Shumer...jokes on us
Jim Lahey sister rn
Can't stand Schumer. And, the way she seems to be competing with Meghan Markle just because she (schumer) just had a baby, too. AS IF Schumer is on the same level ---in ANY way---that Markle is on. (And, btw, it's got NOTHING to do with Markle just being a member of royalty now; Markle is "classy", "elegant", and "well-spoken", and Schumer is the OPPOSITE of all of adjectives).
rj zander Chappelle was 15 years ago though
@Mac : I'm sorry. I must have written that in a bad mood. I'm "working" on not being mean in comments, but looks like I blew it in the comment above. So what if I don't like her? I'm just another "random person" on the internet. If I don't like some celebrity, I'm trying to just "move on" and not comment at all. Sorry.
@Jim Lahey
"Shhhh...The liquor's talking"
Johnny had him come up and sit down, wow. the ultimate tribute from the comedy king himself, johnny carson (from nebraska of all places)
That cereal bit was creative. Salute to the GOAT!
Don't you mean "deer", Vennison?
Even clean, still one of the best.
Almost 40 years later this still holds up against anyone today!
I didn't even crack a smile. While he was committed to his routine and he was confident, it just wasn't funny.
@@carlosoliveira-rc2xt - Well your generation is into more high brow comedy... talking about body functions and saying the f bomb every other word... so of course you didn't get it. It required thinking.
@@carlosoliveira-rc2xt Let me guess, you don't think George Carlin is funny either?
@Carlos your too young to understand
His SNL stuff is timeless.
Best comedian ever, period!! No one has made me laugh as much as Eddie Murphy over the years. We miss you Eddie please come back :( :(
You may get your wish after all.
One of the greats!!
He's a special talent, no doubt about it. Lots of people today don't remember how groundbreaking his comedy was at the time. I'm glad I can still remember that era, wouldn't have missed it for the world...even though I wasn't very thrilled at the time.
Eddie kills it! Comic genius, socially aware, and class. His suit is razor sharp and makes Johnny and Ed's look like Sears best.
its been 33 years since he did any stand-up.
I was in high school when this came on. Asleep by 10. Eddie you look the same and your laugh always makes me smile!
Eddie had it from day one... and all these years later he's still going strong.
He was soo adorable. AW and the laugh lool
My Dad bought a cassette with this act on it when I was 7 and I listened to it on a regular basis!!! I've been hooked on stand-up comedy ever since!
"You crowdin' mista president"
TheTuck12 best line of the night.
Edgy New Jersey comedian ...what's not to love ❤ ...very intelligent creative mind 🃏
I miss this Eddie.
so do I he was brilliant.
munchyman3 And he misses Charlie
munchyman3 i miss everything,except one big mistake,from the eighties.
Yeah, the black one.
He broke the mold back in the day! I love Eddie Murphy. Eddie come back. We need you!
Eddie owns every stage, interview chair, and film set he walks onto...
"Excuse man...but you crowdin Mr. President." Gold, Eddie...gold.
He’s still the funniest guy alive.