Here's Why 'Arsenio' Really Ended After This Happened

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  • Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
  • Video Description: In this video, we delve into the events and surprising revelations behind the heartfelt conclusion of the show "Arsenio." Join us as we uncover why one of the most renowned talk shows in American television history came to an end and was abruptly canceled after a short run.
    The video begins by exploring the shifting late-night TV landscape of the late 1980s. With the emergence of "The Arsenio Hall Show," audiences witnessed a unique program infused with Arsenio's distinct style. With his charismatic performances and groundbreaking approach, Arsenio resonated with young viewers and the African-American community.
    However, alongside the initial fame came challenges and obstacles for "Arsenio." The video delves into the details of declining viewership and the issues plaguing the show. Fierce competition in the late-night television market led to a significant loss of audience for "Arsenio," and the rating wars among rival talk shows gradually diminished its appeal.
    The video also explores the controversial and milestone guests that made "The Arsenio Hall Show" memorable. However, a contentious interview with a divisive figure marked the turning point for the show's demise. We delve into the debates and the impact this interview had, questioning whether it was the primary catalyst for the cancellation of "Arsenio."
    Finally, the video brings us to the present, where Arsenio Hall rediscovers his passion for stand-up comedy. We uncover the motivations and emotions Arsenio experienced after the show's end and how he found inspiration from his previous competitive experiences to return to the stage as a solo performer.
    This video is an emotionally engaging journey, unveiling secrets and profound insights into Arsenio Hall's life and the bittersweet ending of "Arsenio." Let's immerse ourselves in this narrative and discover why 'Arsenio' really ended after this happened.

Комментарии • 97

  • @kaylamouhot9943
    @kaylamouhot9943 Год назад +21

    I have Always liked him. He and Eddie Murphy were great together

  • @rayzergarcia3692
    @rayzergarcia3692 Год назад +13

    That was a great broadcast thank you for bringing that to us I do miss Arsenio Hall I used to love to watch this late night show God bless you Arsenio

  • @junkboxxxxxx
    @junkboxxxxxx 3 месяца назад +1

    Summary: Too many 📺 hosts not enough 📺 channels.

  • @Wipsplash
    @Wipsplash 2 месяца назад +1

    He was unpleasant to Vanilla Ice.

  • @Elsupermayan8870
    @Elsupermayan8870 4 месяца назад

    2:41
    Is that Jim Morrison?

    • @mikkelbreiler8916
      @mikkelbreiler8916 2 месяца назад

      I am thinking Mathew McConnoughy or Tom Cruise

  • @wheezethejuice7387
    @wheezethejuice7387 2 месяца назад

    what a video, You're talking about one of the greatest voices of all time in late night and you're doing so with the worst AI voice imaginable that cant even pronounce the names properly. STOP KEEPING VOICE ACTORS OUT OF WORK! YOU ARE PART OF THE PROBLEM!

  • @rondaallen7211
    @rondaallen7211 Год назад +8

    how many different ways can you pronounce a name? hmm-let's watch this video and see!

    • @quadradomus
      @quadradomus Месяц назад +1

      Yes! I was like, wtf??

  • @seansullivan3718
    @seansullivan3718 Год назад +6

    I met him at a movie premier in 1997 and Arsenio was the nicest, most down to earth, gracious guy.

  • @edwinjones1000
    @edwinjones1000 Год назад +15

    I remember Arsenio and MC Hammer speaking in code about why he was being cancelled. They were talking about Farrakhan without actually mentioning his name.

  • @peggystreetinfluencer
    @peggystreetinfluencer Год назад +35

    Arsenio was the first that gave underserved communities a voice!

  • @philippawallacedunlop9393
    @philippawallacedunlop9393 Год назад +25

    I did 18mths in USA as a nanny ‘89-‘91 & LOVED Arsèneo Hall at midnight from my cool attic room. I couldn’t tell you exactly what it was about him, but he was magical, kind, relatable perfect. He will forever be part of my cherished teen memories in Boston. Thanks for your homage

    • @BlackHollywoodLegends
      @BlackHollywoodLegends  Год назад +2

      I am very grateful for your compliments.

    • @Ricobaca
      @Ricobaca 11 месяцев назад

      I would have never known who MC Hammer was had I not seen him on Arsenio. 😊

    • @Ricobaca
      @Ricobaca 11 месяцев назад

      The locked you in an attic?

    • @kimdelo9795
      @kimdelo9795 Месяц назад

      Wow, I have the polar opposite story. I’m American and was a college student during those years. Arsenio was the only thing I made a point of watching on television- at midnight, like you said. I went to France in early ‘92, for an internship, but also worked as an au pair & lived in an attic room. When I came back to the US in ‘95 Arsenio was gone & I never understood what happened to him. His show had been so immensely popular when I left…

  • @ralphbuschman3364
    @ralphbuschman3364 Год назад +7

    He was an amazing entertainment man. Management didn't really seem to want him anywhere, anymore.

  • @thirtythreeflavors
    @thirtythreeflavors Год назад +8

    Arseeenio and Jay Leeeno.

    • @rondaallen7211
      @rondaallen7211 Год назад +1

      and luees farrakhan.

    • @darrkneo-darrkoneent
      @darrkneo-darrkoneent Год назад +2

      EXACTLY WHAT I WAS SAYING!!! That continued MISpronounciation made it so hard 2 watch this!

    • @AnalogX64
      @AnalogX64 2 месяца назад

      Yest at 5:51 it actually pronounces it properly...almost.

  • @stevenmillan9220
    @stevenmillan9220 Год назад +3

    Arsenio Hall came at a time when Johnny Carson's schtick was getting too old and he couldn't connect with the widely growing younger generation that became the audience of Arsenio's show,as Arsenio's show ended too soon before the O.J. Simpson controversy as Arsenio was an anti-O.J. crusader who would have been an important voice that could have changed the outcome of O.J.'s murder trial(had his show still been on the air). And Arsenio returned too late at a time when other talk show hosts(such as Conan O'Brien and Jimmy Kimmel) were dominant as Arsenio was lucky that his return show lasted for one season(with several people saying that Arsenio lost his edginess in choosing attention grabbing guests). And after the end of his MTV talk show after one season,Jon Stewart moved onto other ventures including becoming a championing progressive liberal voice.

  • @alexanderbaldwin8005
    @alexanderbaldwin8005 Год назад +7

    In 1987 they let arsenio hall co host the Joan rivers show on Fox he was on fire the rest is history he got his own show and the networks got afraid they knew if he continued late night tv would have been his domain and while all this was going on Byron Allen was building an empire quietly

    • @Luke91633
      @Luke91633 Год назад

      Didn’t he have his own show before 87? I remember watching A.H before that time

    • @johnsjohnson448
      @johnsjohnson448 10 месяцев назад +1

      Nobody talks about Byron's late night show that ran for a year or two in syndication.

    • @MISTERKIC
      @MISTERKIC 3 месяца назад

      @@johnsjohnson448 Not trynna be funny, but nobody did. 😂 That show was like what...3AM? 😁

    • @MISTERKIC
      @MISTERKIC 3 месяца назад

      Yep! I remember VERY well. You KNEW somthing GOOD was going to happen with him, after Joan's last show.

    • @johnsjohnson448
      @johnsjohnson448 3 месяца назад

      Byron's show aired on the weekends. I like it, but he was no "Arsenio."

  • @mantistoboggan7228
    @mantistoboggan7228 Год назад +2

    Narrator needs to learn how to pronounce people's names!
    "I made a decision to stop working"....always here this when someone's been shown the door. Hey, he had a nice run, then it was done. No biggie. Be happy for what was.

  • @star19543
    @star19543 Год назад +3

    Just pronounce Arsenio and Leno's names correctly

    • @SPINNINGMYWHEELS777
      @SPINNINGMYWHEELS777 10 месяцев назад

      it's robot voice , disqualifies this channel from legitimacy - just cookie cutter info

  • @beoverwait
    @beoverwait Год назад +4

    This has to be an AI voiceover because this sounds very robotic

  • @DippyHippie
    @DippyHippie Год назад +2

    Whatever the reason it SUCKED! And on top of that others actually stole his phrases! IE..Put your hands together….Give it up for…..So & so is in the ….house & many many more! I miss him!

  • @donaldblankenship8057
    @donaldblankenship8057 Год назад +2

    Letterman was only serious a couple of times. The rest of the time he was homey the clown. The still-reining King, Johnny balked at asking hard questions or having controversial guests on. Sajak and Chevy Chase failed miserably as late night hosts. Mike Douglas was afternoon. Affable but made us listen to his horrible singing. He thought of himself as a singer, not talk show host. David Cavett is a fascinating study into standing on a stage. He believed he was a genius. He had the lowest budget mid week cardboard backed show with the greatest guests in history. Mohammed Ali, Henry Kissenger, John and Yoko, the brainiacs of the western world. Yet you had to listen to his asinine opening monolog while he laughed at his own stupid humor with the cheap set falling down around him. And it was literal torture to see that TV Guide says he's got the best guest ever back stage growing moss while he foists jokes on you that prove emphatically that he didn't have any writing staff. It was at simultaneously the cheapest way for a network to burn electrons while it was the ONLY show ever where the biggest icons in America came and spoke honestly and freely.

    • @rgtunderworldrgt7773
      @rgtunderworldrgt7773 8 месяцев назад

      No. Letterman was Great. Stop.
      So was Arsenio. 2 things can be true at the same time. Totally fine to love Arsenio. Utter bullllllsht to degrade Letterman to boost Arsenio
      That was bush league

  • @boisebabe2179
    @boisebabe2179 4 месяца назад +1

    Arsenio Hall, the last years when tv was still worth watching. He was great.

  • @SFICA9
    @SFICA9 Месяц назад

    Another reason for cancellation that I remember well was the parade of lackluster guests in those later seasons due to Arsenio's connection to Paramount Pictures. If the studio had a movie coming out in theaters, Arsenio would be interviewing some 3rd rate actor from the film that few ever heard of. In a way, the studio used his show as a late night infomercial for their movies.

  • @myoniepayton3929
    @myoniepayton3929 6 дней назад

    So David Letterman pushed Arsenio out???

  • @johnsjohnson448
    @johnsjohnson448 14 дней назад

    Arsenio "resigned" before he got canned. Nothing wrong with that.

  • @debohagan
    @debohagan Месяц назад

    I would love to see him out here again. Wonderful entertainer!

  • @GETole
    @GETole Год назад +2

    The commentator's name pronunciation is horrible.

  • @MISTERKIC
    @MISTERKIC 8 месяцев назад +1

    The short story. Once he put on Minister Louis Farakahn, his show was a WRAP.

    • @YoungoneYoung-lm4xe
      @YoungoneYoung-lm4xe 3 месяца назад +1

      I never said it, but I knew it all along. It was too real for TV.

    • @waltersimmons946
      @waltersimmons946 3 месяца назад +1

      I remember the criticism was that Arsenio never challenged Farakhan on the controversial things he was saying when he was on that show.

    • @MISTERKIC
      @MISTERKIC 3 месяца назад

      @@waltersimmons946 @YoungoneYoung-lm4xe I was living in Brooklyn at the time. Farakahn had a "moderate" influence but VERY respected FROM a distance - within the Black Community. Intentions seemed good, but too contaversial even by NYC standards. Go figure 😁 The Million March was successful! I however opted to watch it all day on CNN. Not trying to be negative, but I was like...okay what happens after?
      Well, the vibe out here was DAF, for a few weeks. Brothers were all motivated to getting they ish together, and planning this and that for various communities. Then everyone just forgot and went back to normal life. No follow up plans, or concrete strategy in place made him kinda fade away like Arsineo.
      Back to Arsineo,...when I heard the news about a return to late night, almost got excited, but sht done changed up. Some of his ideas land format style, had already been incorporated by the current late night shows. Dog Pound 2.0? Corny. By the middle of the new show, I was like ..."Naaaaah. Once again, its a WRAP"! 😅 Overall his original TV run will always be CLASSIC and Groundbreaking. Props.

  • @JohnnyDouchbag-nr5yf
    @JohnnyDouchbag-nr5yf 2 месяца назад

    His ratings kept sliding down!

  • @myoniepayton3929
    @myoniepayton3929 6 дней назад

    It’s Arr-sin-ni-o

  • @valeriesmith3218
    @valeriesmith3218 9 месяцев назад +2

    I watched Arsenio Hall EVERY NIGHT until He was Very Rude and Bullying 17 Year Old VANILLA ICE. Arsenio's Show was Famous for Helping Young People get FAMOUS. But after that I lost RESPECT for Him and STOPPED watching His Show.

  • @huckwalton2307
    @huckwalton2307 Год назад +1

    Did... did he just say Jay Leeno?

  • @hypnocilicdreams
    @hypnocilicdreams 11 месяцев назад +1

    One time he even had Jason Voorhees on!

  • @susanbarnett2011
    @susanbarnett2011 5 месяцев назад

    I loved watching Arsenio over Letterman or Leno because of his personality.

  • @KoodaLoc
    @KoodaLoc Год назад +1

    Use to sneak and stay up to watch him show 💙💙

  • @theodoreroberts3407
    @theodoreroberts3407 9 месяцев назад

    Thanks, home boy! 👍

  • @irenedavis1102
    @irenedavis1102 9 месяцев назад

    YOU GOOOOOO BOYYYYYY !!!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

  • @ralphbuschman3364
    @ralphbuschman3364 Год назад

    He was a man who was cool , and caring in a time when non white people didn't see many who they could easily identify with .

    • @johnsjohnson448
      @johnsjohnson448 10 месяцев назад

      That's bullsheeeeeiiiiit. Bill Cosby appealed to many people. There were many others too.

    • @johnsjohnson448
      @johnsjohnson448 10 месяцев назад

      "Arsenio" ran its course. It is difficult to be trendy over the long haul. It was a great show nonetheless.

  • @senatorlainez
    @senatorlainez Год назад

    When you don't know how to pronounce 'Arsenio' and "Leno'... lol...

  • @mannycotilla670
    @mannycotilla670 Год назад +2

    Great talent.That got a raw deal.Due to competitive business decisions.If left on the air.He could of been one of the greats.Again business and politics,played a big role.Sometimes circumstances,make it not meant to be.Very sad.He brung good vibrational energy to the forum.

  • @saxcarsnomorecigars
    @saxcarsnomorecigars Год назад +5

    Amazing

  • @kimdelo9795
    @kimdelo9795 Месяц назад

    Hmm. In 1992 I took an internship in France, straight out of college. Arsenio’s show was huge when I left. When I came back to the US in ‘95 Arsenio was gone, I never knew what happened. I always liked him.

  • @atlantisrose6790
    @atlantisrose6790 9 месяцев назад

    Doesn't do any deep probing questions with farrakan but drills vanilla ice. He was a closeted racist

    • @rgtunderworldrgt7773
      @rgtunderworldrgt7773 8 месяцев назад

      I don't even think you believe that bullllllshhhh you posted. Stop

  • @karenhensley8625
    @karenhensley8625 9 месяцев назад

    Arsenio Hall ,Is A AMAZING PERSON AND With his Down Falls,, Arsenio Hall Might Not performing Now ,,But in God's Eye's He's A Amazing Person Because God Said You Can Fall But It's How You Get Back Up, Arsenal Hall Is A Down To Earth Person 👍👏 And Remember It's Not Who You Are,, Buts It How You Do For People and God ,,,God BLESS Him To The 🌕 Moon 🌙 and Back,,In God's Eye's Your A Amazing Person 👍👏💯 A 💯 For Sure,, Whatever You Are Doing That God is Behind You 😅😂❤😅😂❤

  • @lotsamacha1112
    @lotsamacha1112 Год назад +1

    He clearly was never gonna last competing with the big boys.

  • @Iloveyoursmile
    @Iloveyoursmile Год назад +1

    I think he is gr8. I’ll always be happy to see him in any show.