Nobody’s Talking Podcast
The “Nobody’s Talking Podcast” is about stories and opinions from everyday people. The everyday people (Nobody’s) are the celebrities here. We’re just having fun and laughing at each other at the same time. We talk about absolutely nothing to everything in between. Sometimes we’re humorous and other times we may be serious but it’s just entertainment!!! Come join the FUN!!!
Nobody’s Talking Podcast
Comedy Deep Cuts And Cult Classics
Ever notice how some jokes age like fine wine while others turn flat the second the credits roll? We dig into that sweet spot where craft, culture, and timing collide—starting with the thorny question of separating art from the artist as the Diddy headlines swirl, then moving straight into the films and shows that shaped our comedic DNA. From Boomerang’s Black elegance and Harlem Nights’ stacked cast to Life’s eternal quotables, we unpack why Eddie Murphy still holds the belt for big-screen comedy while Jamie Foxx might be the most versatile performer of his generation—piano, pipes, and punchlines on demand.
We run a spirited bracket on the funniest Black sitcoms to last five seasons, with Martin winning on character work alone—Dragonfly Jones, Jerome, and Otis still crack us up. Then it’s a lap through sketch comedy’s hall of fame: In Living Color as blueprint, Chappelle’s Show as peak, and the ripple effect across Key & Peele. TV nostalgia hits hard with New York Undercover and a spicy take on The Wire, raising the question of what’s timeless versus what’s just beloved. Along the way, we share personal stories, unexpected cameos we forgot we knew, and the kind of lived-in details you only get from rewatching classics at 2 a.m.
Horror fans get a full segment too. We draw clean lines between thrillers and slashers, break down why The Conjuring rattled grown folks, and revisit Candyman’s lingering dread. Even spoofs get their flowers—Scary Movie, Hollywood Shuffle, and a few cult picks that still surprise. We close with a tight watch list—Vampire in Brooklyn and Talking Dirty After Dark included—and a big takeaway: classics aren’t crowned by hype, they’re proven by rewatch value, quotability, and how well they keep saying something real long after the moment passes.
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SPEAKER_06:Get a time account out of there, bro. Hey, y'all gonna hear a couple uh well one voice that's been a guest host. One was a guest host. But when was you? You was here a couple years ago, huh? Y'all know we've been doing it for a while, but welcome to the Nobody's Talking podcast. This is your boy, Bosco. And to my left, it's not Silky, but it he looks just like Silky.
SPEAKER_03:It is Gerard. Some people call me J Dog, you know, the other half of the one of the twin prowers.
SPEAKER_06:And to his left, D Nasty dog. We got we we got D Nasty in the house. Welcome, welcome. AKA Mississippi. And to his left, Superman is in the building. Doom toom. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Hey, see, we hey, see, we miss our other sound effects. See, we got we got two uh niggas fancy like that.
SPEAKER_03:Now hey, what is it?
SPEAKER_06:So look, this is what we're gonna do. I'm gonna send a shout out. I've been starting the shows off with shout-outs, right? Right. This is to the 20th Street and Greenway AT Aliens, aka Dirty Birds, aka Magic City, Lemon Pepper Wings, aka you dirty bitch. Start talking about no lemon peppers wings.
SPEAKER_03:I'm being hungry.
SPEAKER_06:No, hey, shout out to the 20th Street and Greenway crew.
SPEAKER_04:Lemon peppers.
SPEAKER_06:AKA Magic City Lemon Pepper Wings. The dirty birds. Dirty birds. AT aliens.
SPEAKER_04:Here we go.
SPEAKER_06:Now, so we got J. Rod and D Nasty sitting in with us. We're gonna have uh I don't know. Y'all know we start sitting down and start talking about whatever. I know, hey, I want to talk about even though I've been watching a Puff Daddy, I've watched a first episode three times. Oh yeah. Three times every single dude.
SPEAKER_05:I'm so tired of that shit, bro.
SPEAKER_03:Hey, so so I hear the first episode is basically recapping everything we already know.
SPEAKER_06:Hey this shit It's interesting now. Hey, listen, well, okay, let me tell y'all no go ahead. Let me ask y'all.
SPEAKER_05:Okay. Diddy fucked up, right? Whatever. Right. Fucked up, right? Absolutely. Oh diddy. Cassie ain't got no blame in none of this shit. Like, man. I I listen, I I still want to do it.
SPEAKER_06:So you what you say, you still want to do it too? I still want to do her.
SPEAKER_03:I mean, yeah, but the video. The video, bruh, I mean, think about it. The video, it it make Diddy look bad.
SPEAKER_05:Okay, but the video happened. Okay, let's say Steve get up and punch me right now. Nigga, we either fighting or I'm leaving, right?
SPEAKER_03:Agreed, right, right.
SPEAKER_05:Why you staying? Why you staying? Agreed. Because that money. And as soon as you leave the nigga, you suit you, you gotta show a baby daddy to talk you into, oh, we should sue this nigga. That's you could get some money off of this. Yeah. Play the victim.
SPEAKER_03:That's what these hoes do, though. Sorry, Cassie. I didn't mean to call you a hoe. Oh my god. I'm sorry.
SPEAKER_06:Chris Brown said these hoes ain't loyal.
SPEAKER_05:He's right about that. Man, this is generally speaking. I'm so tired of that. I'm so tired. Yeah. I'm so goddamn tired. I'm so tired. I can't stand him. He he he's so disgusting.
SPEAKER_06:Oh yeah? So is that business?
SPEAKER_04:A whole bunch of motherfuckers out there.
SPEAKER_06:Hey, hey, isn't it isn't it funny though? I I will tell y'all this.
unknown:Yeah.
SPEAKER_06:Now this is two. Now this is a in a this is a span of me living in Ohio and even moving out here. I knew two young ladies that kinda you know obviously part of the industry. They knew him and kind of hung around like the crew and all that. And this was 90 my boy used to talk to one of the young ladies and they were just saying that he wasn't a nice he wasn't a nice person or good person. Now it's just funny because you know I ain't thinking nothing. I'm like, shit, that nigga fine with me.
SPEAKER_00:Right.
SPEAKER_06:Well I get I don't even know him. So now you fast forward and to see all the stuff that's coming out.
SPEAKER_05:All the stuff that's coming out, you be like, damn you say that for all these Hollywood niggas. You know what I'm saying? No, no, no, no, no, that's true.
SPEAKER_06:That's true. That's true.
SPEAKER_05:You know what I'm saying? Get a little bit of paper, a little notoriety.
SPEAKER_03:They feel like they can shit on anybody. Especially the dudes like Diddy. I mean, if you think about it, I mean, this guy has been pretty much on top of the music industry for what? 25, 30 years. Yeah, yeah. I mean, it's been a long time when he put it on. Like when that Mary J. Yeah.
SPEAKER_06:Like 91, 92. Instead, he's got a lot of people. He probably was right.
SPEAKER_05:But you gotta think. He Jodice before that. Yeah. Oh, yeah, that's right. Jodice was, yeah. They were whatever he was with Lafayce or whatever.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Hey, you're gonna get caught if you're doing dirty, though, at some point.
SPEAKER_06:Because I hey it was funny because I was talking to a young lady earlier, and it was just funny to hear her take. Just because she's like like young, not even in. She don't even know Diddy. Exactly. Actually, Doug, I think she's 19, 19 or 20. So, you know, when you're sitting up here, and I'm just like, hey, she was like, Oh, I watched that, and it was just interesting. Like to hear her thoughts on it, like, and she just being like, Oh, he's not obviously he's not a good person, he's bad, and talked about the incident with you know him and the mom.
SPEAKER_03:Let me ask you this. So was it 50? I know Daddy's trying to get it or try trying to do a season on Netflix, right? But how did 50 get all this information? I mean somebody in the crew.
SPEAKER_05:But my other thing about this is it's a generational thing, right? Because our generation, I don't give a fuck about what you do outside of what you're producing to the world. You know what I'm saying?
SPEAKER_06:That's why I still like R. Kelly. Because think about it. I'm sorry, still listening to R. Kelly.
SPEAKER_05:If we're being honest, Arbor, how many of y'all niggas still watching Harvey Weinstein movies? Because uh there's a shit ton of them out there. Oh, I mean, I'm pretty sure I am, bro. It's so much shit we we we should stop listening to or promoting, but no, that no, that's true.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah, that is true. Hey, I'm pretty sure. I'm like, that shit could be like Weinstein. I'm like, hell, that was a good ass movie.
SPEAKER_03:I mean, you got a young lady at your house right now. What you gonna throw on some aura? You trying to get in the mood?
SPEAKER_06:Yeah, and you're gonna probably throw on the Harvey Weinstein movie. You're definitely right. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, you be like, listen, if we stop listening to half the things, I mean, well, obviously, nobody's flawless. But I mean, ain't nobody ever did nothing despicable or crazy like that. The Cosby show come on right now. I'm still watching. Oh, yeah, no, I still yeah, I still watch the Cosby show. I still watch the Cosby show. Uh I saw actually uh man, what channel was it on? It threw me back, like Fat Albert. Fat Albert was on. I was like, like, what in the hell? I was changing through the channels and they did the live action fat Albert.
SPEAKER_03:Who played Fat Albert? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. It was alright, but it wasn't.
SPEAKER_06:Hey Kenny, he's having a good rain on Saturday Night Live, though, boy.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah, he's been on there 20 some years long.
SPEAKER_06:Hey, has anybody watched the Eddie Murphy documentary then?
SPEAKER_05:Is that good? I did. Yeah, I did.
SPEAKER_06:See how the nigga floss on us? Hey, if your house gets cold, what you do? You shut the window, right? Or do you shut your roof? Nigga. Crazy. Flexed. He said, ooh, I'm cold. I'm like, here, let me shut the windows. I was like, damn, you living like that? I was like, yo, okay. I'm like, where's that house at? I'm sitting up here looking. I know we're in California.
SPEAKER_03:How many movies did Eddie Murphy done did though? Think about it. 30? We talking about good or the bad everything.
SPEAKER_06:He still got paid for all of them. He's still making movies. I know it's still a bunt, well, I'm pretty sure. I know there's a lot I still haven't seen.
SPEAKER_03:As far as I mean, seen all the nutty professors.
SPEAKER_06:Oh, yeah, no, I seen all that.
SPEAKER_05:You gotta think he was in legal defense. He was only in it for five minutes. Fucking first 48, 48 hours. Oh, yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying?
SPEAKER_06:Like, bro. Yeah, so yeah, I watched all that.
SPEAKER_03:All the Beverly Hills cops and favorite Eddie Murphy movie. Boomerang. It's not even close. Yeah, boomerang. Hey. I'm still boomerang. I'm still I'm still jealous. Coming to America's good, it's funny.
SPEAKER_05:Life is probably his best movie, but Boomerang is my favorite. Yeah, he did his thing with Boomerang. Boomerang. Black elegance at the finest. You know what I'm saying?
SPEAKER_06:And comedic comedic movie.
SPEAKER_05:Coming to America. No.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah, I'm going to Harlem Knights.
SPEAKER_04:I'm going Harlem Knights, too.
SPEAKER_06:I'm going Harlem Knights.
SPEAKER_04:I like Trading Places. I'll be honest with you.
SPEAKER_06:I tried to trade places was good.
SPEAKER_04:Harlem Knights had me rolling. Harlem Knights, though. I don't watch it. That is.
SPEAKER_06:Because there's so many uh bad portrayals, just a black man in general. Like they see you, or they just assume like okay, everybody. Dude, I see white people with their pants tagging down. You know what I'm saying? I can only speak to our community because I grew up and I live in a community. Boomerang. And there's times where us, we look down on each other. Oh, we the worst. And you sitting up here thinking like, dude, I'm I'm telling you, I don't even uh can Can I be real though, why why I don't like boomerang? Oh hell.
SPEAKER_03:Robin Givens? No, man. Must have been the ugly toast. Nah, man. Who was who was his friend's name that was trying to get with Halle Berry in that movie? Oh, David Allen Greer? Yeah, what was his name in the movie, though? Gerard. Exactly. Nigga, I wanted Halle Berry, nigga. Man, that's why I wanted Halle Berry.
SPEAKER_04:I'm just saying. Listen. Listen. You ain't no one wanted Halle Berry. Who you picked. Just table wanted Halle Berry.
SPEAKER_06:I'm picking Halle Berry.
SPEAKER_03:Everybody.
SPEAKER_06:Halleberry, Robin Givens.
SPEAKER_03:Halle Berry, bro. Everybody.
SPEAKER_05:You picking Robin Givens? No. What's uh uh she was sunshine and uh in Hollywood Rashawn? She was in the I would take her. He went to fucking defeat.
SPEAKER_03:Hey man, that's I hate Robin Givens. I hate her.
SPEAKER_05:I love that. I love Tyson. Okay, no.
SPEAKER_06:So did you like her? See, no, because you don't remember when she was in uh head of the class. Yeah. I remember. Okay. Yeah.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah.
SPEAKER_06:She remembered she was in head of the class, right?
SPEAKER_05:I'm still I she's she still was probably. Was it that? Yeah, it was head of the class that she was in. She's still probably third best in that movie. I like Holly Campbell. Huh? Is it the fucking? No, it's the Tyson thing.
SPEAKER_06:Tisha Campbell was in it. Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER_05:Tisha Campbell. Oh, she was, bro.
SPEAKER_06:That's one Tis Door funny, bro. That movie's out. No, you know what? Hey, every time that movie, Boomerang. Hey, here, okay. See, this is gonna be. Since Joe ain't here, I gotta tell my stories. All right. One time, I remember it was uh it was me, Sonia, and her brother. We saw it was actually called the No Limit Comedy Tour.
SPEAKER_05:Eddie Griffin was on that.
SPEAKER_06:They came through Cleveland. Dude, I sat down, it was only for 10 minutes, and I absolutely feel blessed that it happened. John Witherspoon was sitting outside of the club that we can, you know, he was making his appearance, but you know, he was already older and we in our 20s, but he was just sitting right outside. Man, I sat there and talked to that dude for 10 minutes. I was like, man, this cat, uh, he was cool. I didn't know he was from Detroit. And he was just like, it was so funny because like a young lady would go through, he'd just make like, you know, making a little joke. That's how he was like, that's him.
SPEAKER_00:Oh girl.
SPEAKER_06:And he was like, Oh, you better go. Oh, no, hold on. You with your lady. You can't go get that. I'm just sitting up here thinking, like, man, this cat is it, it's just so I use that story too because you and your brother, like this podcast end up blowing up. I don't want you niggas to start acting brand new. Oh, nigga, I'm all new.
SPEAKER_00:I'm all new. I know your brother is.
SPEAKER_03:I get a little money, I'm acting different.
SPEAKER_05:I told y'all at the hill how I was.
SPEAKER_03:You put a little money in my pocket, nigga. I'm acting different.
SPEAKER_06:No, but he he was, it was like to say, just the only time uh I've seen him other times before, but the one time I just got to just talk to him real quick. And he was just sitting down there chilling, and I was like, dog, this cat. I just remember way back from a house party. Man, he was like, Oh, I'm calling the police. You remember? He was saying, but when he went 911, yeah, I hope. That shit took me out. And when the when the wife, she's classic too, but on Martin, Myra, hell yeah. She gotta go to work on Myra's feet. She was like, kind of bad, Harry.
SPEAKER_05:He was like, Wait, this even small roll, like his role in fucking uh uh five heartbeats, that little bitty role he had in there. Oh, that was in Five Heartbeats.
SPEAKER_06:Dude, dude, this cat, listen. You a move you got you gotta come, you gotta come over here. He was a meteor man, dog.
SPEAKER_05:He knew everything, bro.
SPEAKER_06:Hey, but I'm telling y'all now, to me, that cat had me week on Vampire in Brooklyn.
SPEAKER_03:Oh my god. Oh yeah.
SPEAKER_05:This cat looked like lessy compared to that duck. That is an underrated people hit on that movie. Oh, yeah. That shit listen. Hey, that's your motherfucking movie too. Nah, it was fucking his accent was terrible. Oh, yeah, it was. But when that nigga was in the back and he was like, shut the fuck up.
SPEAKER_00:Yeah, damn it. Yeah.
SPEAKER_06:Hey, listen. The the little part, because I love Cadeen Hardison too. I love Kadine Hardison. Yeah. So when that cat, remember when his ear, his ear fell off. Oh yeah. Oh man. It was either his ear or his eye. Something fell off. His ear fell off. Everything. And he was he was sitting up there, he was looking. And he was like, hey, everybody, watch your step. And I think his boy. He said, I said, watch your step, nigga. Because the boy stepped on the top.
SPEAKER_04:Vampom.
SPEAKER_06:Dawh. I think I might watch that.
SPEAKER_04:I might have to watch that. I ain't never watched it.
SPEAKER_05:Steve, listen, y'all won't catch up on shit. You know where you go? Just plug it in.
SPEAKER_04:I got a fire stick. I got everything. Tubi free. Everything is free with my fire stick.
SPEAKER_06:Oh, see, look, this nigga incriminating itself. That said, a thought and views. We do not know nothing about no fire sticks.
SPEAKER_05:Clark King said that one.
SPEAKER_06:And uh, yeah, yeah. Not Superman. But uh, no, no, Eddie Murphy, dog. That cat. I still, to me, comedic, comedic-wise, to me, I think my goal is still Richard Pryor. Are you saying as far as stand-up? No, no, just just stand up. Or move. No, no, no, no. No, stand-up. No, stand-up.
SPEAKER_03:Stand up, Richard Pryor. Yeah, I would say.
SPEAKER_06:I love Richard Pryor. My pop had the records. Yeah. He used to sit up here, we would play. He was before his time, bro. Richard, Richard Pryor Live. I remember, if I'm not mistaken, I know he had one, I think it was called Bicentennial Nigga.
SPEAKER_05:But if you take if you take nostalgia out, can you go back and watch those Richard Pryors?
SPEAKER_06:Dude, I have gone back and watched Richard Pryor. And I'm gonna tell you, it's funny now because I'm an adult. So it's listen, it's almost like when you watch the Cosby show. When I watched the Cosby show back then, I was laughing from a kid's perspective. Watching it as an adult. Now I'm watching as an adult. Even though I'm not a parent, I'm still parent age.
SPEAKER_03:So you get Let me let me ask you this then. We on that subject. What is the funniest black sitcom to me from a long-lasting standpoint? Maybe four, at least five seasons. What's the funniest black sitcom?
SPEAKER_05:So if you if we're talking five seasons, that's not a sitcom. Five seasons, right? The first five seasons of Martin, up until when they got married and they had the little weird but up until that point, there was nothing funny than Martin.
SPEAKER_06:Martin, Martin is hilarious.
SPEAKER_03:Bro, when that nigga was Dragonfly Jones and they were in Gina's living room, and he was he had no I saw something when he did the New Jack City skit. They was supposed to have a rock, real dog. He brought the fake one? And he said, you know what? They had a fake one. Yeah, because what what happened? He was supposed to have a real one, they couldn't get a real one. So they brought the fake one and it's just like just give it to me. And they said they he improved that whole dog niggas were.
SPEAKER_06:They said that they didn't even know that it wasn't coming. Yeah, they didn't know that he that he wasn't coming with the real dog. But when he walked out with the fake, so when you go watch the episode and you look at them cats, they are.
SPEAKER_05:But you what any anytime he's in character, like when he was Otis or they are they were trying to hold their lap.
SPEAKER_06:Remember, oh, wasn't Otis like no, would you know no good?
SPEAKER_05:No, but that was Jerome. Jerome.
SPEAKER_06:That was Jerome.
SPEAKER_05:Otis was the old Otis was the old security. Oh, you want something like the oldest there?
SPEAKER_06:The oldest love, the kid. Yeah, Breadman. And they dropped in Breadman. Oh yeah, no, I like Bradman. Come on, man. But I'm telling you, my favorite, my favorite Martin character was Bob from McCounty. Oh, yeah, Bob. Oh yeah.
SPEAKER_04:Hey Martin.
SPEAKER_06:I think Bob might have only been on two, maybe three episodes. Yeah. Bob from McCounty. He said, I'm out of control. She's out of control. You know what was another funny show though? Come on down and leave her.
SPEAKER_03:Close at home. Mark Curry. Hang with Mr. Cooper. Hang on with Mr. Cooper.
SPEAKER_06:I have watched it.
SPEAKER_03:I haven't watched it. Actually. Watched it. It was actually pretty damn funny.
SPEAKER_05:It was. Mark Cooper's funny. He's funny. He was. But it was like I didn't like Holly Robinson P or the other. You didn't? She was, don't get me wrong. She was bad. But she wasn't like her like she was like Pam. Yeah, yeah. You know what I'm saying? Pam set that show up. Yeah. You know what I'm saying?
SPEAKER_06:Yeah. Man. Hey, Tommy.
SPEAKER_03:Man.
SPEAKER_06:Here, here's it, like, just just going fast forward a little bit. I'm telling you, a show that was funny, and it was only one season. Y'all check it out and just tell me what y'all think. It was called White Famous. I remember White Famous. I remember White Famous. It was only, it was on Showtime. It was, it was uh Jay Farrow. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, okay.
SPEAKER_06:And it was just about being White Famous. And the I for maybe I need to go back and re-watch, but I thought that show was hard. I have to lay it. Check that one out.
SPEAKER_05:I thought the Carmichael show was pretty fun.
SPEAKER_06:Oh, that shit was good.
SPEAKER_05:And he had some deep messages in there. The Carmichael show was really funny.
SPEAKER_06:I fucked with the Carmichael show. I did like the Carmichael show.
SPEAKER_03:He spells his name the same way I spell my name too. Oh, yeah, yeah. How about that special he did after he came out? I didn't do it. I didn't want to do it. You didn't do it? Oh, no, I never did it. He did two specials after he came out.
SPEAKER_06:Did he?
SPEAKER_03:I couldn't. I couldn't. Wait, you say after he came out? Yeah, he's gay.
SPEAKER_05:He came out gay.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, he's gay? Yeah. Oh, wow. Yeah. Oh, Juar Carl? Oh, yeah, he should. You know what? Never mind.
SPEAKER_06:That just goes to show you how much I don't even care about nothing.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, because his first special reporting. Yeah, he is. He didn't talk about any of that, but that that special specifically talked about him coming out.
SPEAKER_06:Because he got a white boyfriend, right? Probably. I think so.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah, all the comedians got white snake and others.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah.
SPEAKER_05:Except for Kevin Hart.
SPEAKER_03:Not Kevin Hart. Yeah, he's not. He ain't white. Yeah, no.
SPEAKER_06:No. I mean, she ain't white, though.
SPEAKER_04:David Chappelle. She's ain't white.
SPEAKER_06:No, she's Asian.
SPEAKER_04:That's why I said she ain't white.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah. No, that's now that is true. Yeah, I know Dio Hewley. I mean, where's obviously? It's a bunch of them, but.
SPEAKER_03:Hey, you brought up Sketch Show. Sketch Sharpies.
SPEAKER_06:Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER_05:She got it right white. That nigga ain't no comedian. Oh, Steve Harvey? You a cornball.
SPEAKER_03:You're like Steve Harvey, dog. You really think he stole most of his jokes?
SPEAKER_05:I don't know about that. But I do believe he was a hater. Bernie made that show.
SPEAKER_06:Bernie made that show. All right, can I say something again? So now I seem like we're just talking about movies. And when Bernie Mac was house party. Oh. Dog. He stole the scene. I even know your name.
SPEAKER_05:They just go to Joe. Come here. Wait, all the all movies he did to Nick, like those uh those cameos in, he was, bro. Think about it. What don't be a menace. Oh, yeah. That nigga said I hate the back of fours with it, cause nigga. How to be a player? Oh my god.
SPEAKER_06:Hey, they said, but this is the god. They said he wasn't even supposed to be like uh I'm the papy.
SPEAKER_05:Oh, he wasn't supposed to say that.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah, I think that, yeah, I think that was like improv. Yeah. Like live.
SPEAKER_03:Great movie. One of my top ten. Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER_05:Oh, that's that was comedic genius at its finest. And when they got older and they switched, and Martin became that scene where they were in there in the room and they was like, You, you, you and Mr. Old is getting real familiar with one another. He's like, he just an old nigga that like to talk. That's all that is. And they said, Well, I hope you pee the bed. Well, if I do, I'm gonna put the sheets on you.
SPEAKER_03:That's a movie I can watch if if I can live mid movie. That's how I'm like that.
SPEAKER_06:I can pick it up, man. Oh man. Uh how well. I'm I know I'm like that with house party. House party.
SPEAKER_05:Because look, do you remember Okay, wait, I'm sorry. Which is the best house party? One you think the ones I for some reason I think the second one was bad. When the Pajama Jam.
SPEAKER_06:Hey, nigga, that had me. That made me wonder about a bad part so bad. Oh my god. Oh yeah, but you had Robin Harris. Robin made it.
SPEAKER_03:You had Robin Harris in the first one.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah, that's true.
SPEAKER_06:That is true. Hey, I just know that part when uh when Bernie Matt, on what that was three, right? Yeah. Remember when she was like, oh, you're a painter and artiste? He was like, and she was like, which like Jacob, Jacob Beard, whatever the hell, schools or whatever she said. When that nigga was like, no, kitchen walls and sinks and shit like that. I was like, oh, dude, who comes up with this stuff? Bro. And then, like he was saying with uh with with with life, when he was like, I'm the papy and the hate to back of Forrest Whitaker's neck. Duh.
SPEAKER_03:His TV show was actually pretty damn good.
SPEAKER_06:That's funny because I I didn't watch it that much. The first two when they start getting them in them uh like them sitcoms, like okay, does does anybody like now? I used to watch the Steve Harvey show. Yeah. Does anybody watch uh like neighbor? Or is it called Neighborhood? Neighborhood with the neighborhood. You know what? I watch the first one. I don't watch albums, but yeah, uh I never seen it.
SPEAKER_03:You well I've seen a couple minutes, but I'm just like uh You expect Steve when you see Cedric the Entertainer, you expect him as a Cedric Entertainer from the Steve Harvey show. Yeah, but this is a older now. He's a little older. He it's obviously it's got a white supporting cast, right? So or co-host.
SPEAKER_05:And that's what that's not for it's it's not it's not for they don't tell my story. Exactly. Yeah, exactly. Because it said was I thought he was the funniest on the Steve Harvey show. Oh, said him and his girl. Yeah, you're right. Oh, Vita? Yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_06:Man, Vita was so funny. And I used to, man, you know, Tasha Mack. Wendy Raquel Robinson. Oh, yeah. Oh, okay. Now I remember hey, okay, tell me this. Does anybody know what was Tasha Mack's favorite thing on uh on Steve on Steve Harvey? Oh, wait, wait, wait, because hold on, because I might be getting stuff mixed up. Because I began to mix up when she was on uh play with uh Oh um Oh, what the hell was the one when she was No, I thought it was on Steve Harvey. Remember she used to always talk about bacons?
SPEAKER_05:Because she was big and she got she got skinny on the stuff. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_06:And then she would always talk about, oh no, I was like, she would always talk about bacon. I and I couldn't remember if it was, I think it was on Steve Harvey. She always talked about the bacons. But every time I go, and like if I'm at the store or something, and every time I pass like the bacon bits or the salads, every time I see bagels, uh I just she just pop on my head. I just start laughing, man. I'm telling you, them things have a lasting impression. Because we've been like, you know, our shit go way. Yeah. Well, for us anyway, I go way back to good times.
SPEAKER_05:Oh Sam Francison is still one of my friends. Oh, still. Oh no, I love San Francisco. I watch it.
SPEAKER_06:I still I love San Francisco. You sitting up here like, dog, that nigga was funny.
SPEAKER_05:Red Fox. Red Fox. Oh yeah.
SPEAKER_06:I mean, when I first heard his uh comedy, uh huh, I was like, it's different. Oh, hold up, cause I'm a yeah, I'm still like Sam McKid. Yeah. So I heard an album and I'm thinking Fred Sanford.
SPEAKER_05:Uh-huh.
SPEAKER_06:And when I heard Red Fox, I said, damn, this dude got a. They said uh the white dude was like that too. The one that used to do the man, he had the hotel room.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, what's his name?
SPEAKER_06:Oh, he did uh, I think he didn't he used to do the the videos. Sagitt.
SPEAKER_03:Bob Sagitt? Yeah. Oh, yeah, they said Yeah, he was he was Ronge dude.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah, they said you know who the coldest white comedian was? Was that nigga George Carlin? Oh, I was like, Oh, George Carlin, yeah. That was the first one I heard that I was like, bro, there's no way this nigga's white. George Carlin was hilarious. Yeah, George Carlin was funny.
SPEAKER_03:He was hilarious, man. But you're right, Bob Saggett, though. He was that dude. I saw one of his stand-ups one time. I'm like, I think I was just watching it on YouTube because I wanted to see what his special was like.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah, because I'm sitting up here thinking I'm gonna see what's on TV.
SPEAKER_03:Thinking full house, yeah. Man, this ain't full house.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah, yeah, exactly. That's like uh remember, I think then we talked about Deion Cole before.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah, I know this cat was but you know, because he's a writer. So I for me, he's funny, but he don't deliver jokes as well as he writes them. You know what I'm saying? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_03:Well, that was part of his bit too, because he would pull out a piece of paper and try this joke on you.
SPEAKER_06:And he's just like, he's like real, real dry.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Blackish kind of put, I mean, I knew D.R. Cole before Blackish, but Blackish kind of put on the map. There was an episode in Blackish.
SPEAKER_06:Uh you know what? I never really watched Blackish that much.
SPEAKER_05:Because I used to work in office, and I I tell people this all the time, it was one where uh Dre was getting on the elevator and it's a little white girl in there. Oh, yeah. And that nigga turned the I remember that. And he left.
SPEAKER_06:I said, You damn right, I would have done the same thing. Oh, he went to go, and the white girl was on there, and he but it was a little girl.
SPEAKER_05:He's like, Why you ain't and they was like, Why didn't you go help that little girl? He's like, I ain't never knowing.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, hey, that show, that show, honestly, if you get a chance, that's three or four seasons of that show, yeah.
SPEAKER_06:Because I know they start coming out with like mixed in Groanish and mixes about his wife, yeah.
SPEAKER_03:His little girl, and then Grownish was the daughter, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_06:Did y'all watch did y'all ever watch Black AF? Yeah, I watched Black Af on Netflix.
SPEAKER_03:You know what? It got it got to a point though where it was just a little too much. He kept pressing. I think he kept pressing a little bit.
SPEAKER_05:And that's the same dude who did Blackish. Yeah, can you? No, can you be? Yeah, yeah. And it was, but it's too similar to Blackish.
SPEAKER_03:That's why I was like, and that's probably because I've never really watched, but his life was a little bit more extravagant, even though, even though the Blackish family had money, yeah, in Black AF, he he clearly had money. Yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_06:He was stunting on it. Yeah, yeah. No, that was funny, though. That was funny. Yeah, he had a beautiful family in Black AF. I think they only did one season. Yeah, no, yeah, they did. They're supposed to come out with another one, but they they probably like, oh dude, you're a little too much. So we're gonna. So now, Dash Ross Homework Assignment. Y'all can watch Black AF and White Famous. And that's uh, I'm trying to think. What else?
SPEAKER_04:Uh Vampire in Brooklyn. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, yeah. As far as the movie, yeah, see, yeah. You definitely gotta watch that one.
SPEAKER_06:No, you you do have to watch that.
SPEAKER_04:I watch a lot of TV, but I'm always on the go.
SPEAKER_06:I didn't see it when it initially came out. I didn't see when did Vampire in Brooklyn come out?
SPEAKER_03:Was it 95?
SPEAKER_06:I didn't see Vampire in Brooklyn until I moved out here.
SPEAKER_05:I probably're 93. I'm sorry, 93. Because it was before it was before the Nutty Professor.
SPEAKER_06:So, yeah, so I never I didn't see uh Vampire in Brooklyn, yeah, till I moved out here.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, man, D like a like a movie show. No, that's good.
SPEAKER_06:That's why I was like, shit, we hey we need him on here. He's for the culture.
SPEAKER_05:That's kind of my my thing. Me and my apologies, that was our that was our our stick. We used to watch it.
SPEAKER_06:Sit up here and like watch a bunch of uh hey, so all right. Well, dude, who remember, remember you used to talk about sitcom? No. And Living Color, obviously, and Living Color spoke to us more so than Saturday Night Live. I would watch Saturday Night Live when Eddie was on it, but there was another one. Uh I don't think it lasted long. Y'all can look it up. It's called Friday. It came on, it came on on Fridays. And the the only, I think the one person I remember, remember Kramer? Yeah. From Jerry Seinfeld. Yeah. I think he was on it. And I think since Saturday Night Live was Saturday Night Live, they just had Friday, it was called Friday. I don't even know how long it lasted. I know I was a little kid. And all I remember is when uh I just called him Kramer. I forget his name. But when he was, I called him Shaky. He just had some, I don't know, that shit was funny as hell. He just come on and he just starts shaking. I'm like, what do they call him?
SPEAKER_03:Sketch sketch comedy show. Yeah, yeah. What's what's the best one? I mean, I'm taking in limit color out of it. What's the best one since? Dave Chappelle show? Is Dave Chappelle considered sketch comedy?
SPEAKER_05:It has to be. I mean, because Keith Peel was a as a was a mock-up of Dave Chappelle. Of Dave Chappelle. But with two people. Yeah. Chappelle show. Yeah, it has to be Chappelle. It was almost like you remember being a kid, I because I don't know y'all a little bit on me, but I remember being a kid outside playing, and Power Rangers come on, and niggas would just drop what they doing to run home to go watch. That's what a nigga was doing for Chappelle. Like, yeah, you stop what you doing, and you had to, because you had to be up on that.
SPEAKER_06:That's what we did for Martin. Yeah.
SPEAKER_05:Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER_06:We used to watch Martin as a family.
SPEAKER_05:Because that used to come on Thursdays.
SPEAKER_06:And you would sit up here, everybody, whatever house you were around.
SPEAKER_03:You watch Martin.
SPEAKER_06:You watch Martin. And then I remember uh Man, when did when did New York when did New York undercover? Oh my god. You were so okay.
SPEAKER_05:So we we all black. So I remember watching it. And then you know, whatever happened. We lost cable. We couldn't finish it. So I lost I maybe two years ago. I sat back and I watched every fucking episode of the city. I finished it. I didn't know the Puerto Rican. Oh, sorry. Well, this shit 30 years. The Puerto Rican dies. Yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_03:And then they did one more season after that. I did know that. It was a contract thing. Yeah.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah.
SPEAKER_05:I didn't like that shit. I was like, ain't that a bit?
SPEAKER_06:Yeah, he he was cool. Did you ever watch um uh oh, did you ever watch all of the wire?
SPEAKER_03:Oh, yeah. I didn't like the wire. You ain't like the wire? I think it's overrated. It was what?
SPEAKER_06:Seasoned.
SPEAKER_03:People love the boys when they did it with the boys when they was the main character. No, because that's what I said.
SPEAKER_06:I've I've probably seen one, maybe one, two episodes. Uh oh no, no, I probably saw the first season and maybe a couple episodes into the second season. Yeah.
SPEAKER_05:But yeah, no, I guess the wire's overrated to me.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, because I know people, uh, Chris like Chris love the wire boy.
unknown:Yeah.
SPEAKER_06:But that's when I guess a lot of people got their start. Michael B. Uh Fruit Veil and all that was after. Oh, yeah, well after. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, this day, this guy, you know, we you know his stuff right here. I was like, shit, we're gonna have a replacement for Joe. Shout out to Joe. No, hell yeah. And I say, you know, we we talk about a little bit of everything. Now, all right, now I have a question about scary movies like horror. Do you consider thriller thrillers? Or what's the difference between a thriller and a horror?
SPEAKER_05:So thriller is more of a psychological, yeah. Like it plays with your mind. Like uh uh seven, that's a thriller.
SPEAKER_06:So can it so but can a thriller be scary? Yeah. So what alright, what was Silence of the Lambs?
SPEAKER_05:Thriller.
SPEAKER_06:You see Silence of the Lambs? Yeah. That shit still scared me though. Yeah, it could be.
SPEAKER_03:See, I to me thrillers can be more realistic too.
SPEAKER_05:Because when you say horror. Well, I mean, that's why Silence of the Lamb might play in both, because well, there's really no Silence of the Lamb can be more realistic.
SPEAKER_03:To me, thrillers can be more realistic than horrors. Horrors, I'm you looking at, you know, you got monsters and shit jumping out. To me, a thriller is more realistic. You get what I'm saying? That makes sense. He said, nah.
SPEAKER_05:No, I mean I'm because I think Final Destination is a horror film.
SPEAKER_03:Exactly. That's not a thriller to me.
SPEAKER_05:That's a horror, that's considered a horror. Okay. But I I I do think. So what would Megan?
SPEAKER_06:What would Megan be considered?
SPEAKER_05:A horror. A horror. Because it's an entity causing the death. Oh, yeah, okay.
SPEAKER_03:Yep. You know what I'm saying? Man, it's the hey, but I like his movie.
SPEAKER_05:No, no, that's why I say I do go so Silence and Lamb might fall in both. Because Hannibal Lecter is.
SPEAKER_06:Dude, that they they listen, that's one no right. It can happen. Shit, goddamn Jeffrey Dahmer. So what saw because Saul's considered a horror.
SPEAKER_05:Saw's considered a horror. Right. But that could happen. That's what Saul? But Saul's a horror.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, I guess you're right.
unknown:You're right. Hey, man.
SPEAKER_06:So I know like Scream and Did you ever see Thanksgiving? Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_05:Is that good? No. I liked it. No. I liked it. I thought it was good. I liked it. So as a grown man, has any uh horror film scared you? Hell yeah. What? Uh as a grown man? Lala Roma? I ain't seen that. See the conjuring, the first conjuring. When that bitch woke up from and that witch was on top. I said, oh shit. No, hell yeah. Dude. But other than that, um I love horror movies.
SPEAKER_03:See, I'm not a big fan of horror movies.
SPEAKER_05:Possession movies used to freak me out. Like Stigmata, you ever seen Stigmata? Oh yeah. That shit scared the fuck out of it.
SPEAKER_03:Was it scary movie two when that nigga was in the room and they was trying to get the demon out that bitch? Oh, this nigga. And then they went downstairs and had a man, they making another one.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah.
SPEAKER_05:Your boy, uh, your boy's supposed to be in it.
SPEAKER_06:Who?
SPEAKER_05:What's the what's the dude with the small hand at the gym? Terry. Oh, damn it. He's gonna be in the game. He coming back. No, the nigga he playing the dude. This cat.
SPEAKER_06:Man, you can't talk about him again. Oh, hell no. My bad. No, but listen. You like horror movies? Steve don't watch TV.
SPEAKER_04:Steve don't watch TV.
SPEAKER_06:That nigga.
SPEAKER_04:I know man. I ain't seen a horror movie since what?
SPEAKER_06:Don't say the exorcist, nigga. Oh man. Did you see the new Exorcist? I did.
SPEAKER_05:I did.
SPEAKER_06:I thought it was alright. See, I don't think they make horror movies like they used to, though. I you made slasher films back in the day. That's true. You're right. Like it was slasher. And that was scary because you think.
SPEAKER_03:See, no. When you're talking about slashers, though. You're talking about Freddie. You're talking about. Yeah, Freddie, Jason, Michael Myers, Texas, Chainsaw.
SPEAKER_05:See, them didn't scare me.
SPEAKER_03:When I was little, it scared me a little bit. Man, please. But now you wasn't scared of Freddie Krueger. Now it wouldn't mess with me.
SPEAKER_06:Man. You gotta admit.
SPEAKER_03:One, two, Freddie's club.
SPEAKER_05:I didn't like how they started making him funny. Oh, yeah.
SPEAKER_06:He said he got two comedic kids.
SPEAKER_05:No fucking scared. And it's because. So before that movie, they used to tell Candyman's story. That's corner. And then when that first scene, when that nigga was standing there, and he was like, B my b. And that nigga 6'9, I said, oh shit. Candyman. Yeah, Candyman was scary.
SPEAKER_03:Ain't nothing like Candyman.
SPEAKER_05:Now the new one. But see, I like I like how they tied it back. The new one was good.
SPEAKER_03:You ain't tied it in. I like the new one.
SPEAKER_05:See, I like how they tied it back in that he it was the baby that he kidnapped in the first. Oh, I like that one. Dog, I thought the new one was good as hell.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, yeah. See, I love horror movies. I'm not a big fan of remakes though. Or when they try to bring something back. Really? Because what was that movie they did based off The Shining? Um Hey, did you see The Black in He? I ain't seen The Black in it yet. Is that good? Oh my god. Did you see The Black in it? Yeah. I like it.
SPEAKER_06:That shit was funny. It was. That shit was funny.
SPEAKER_03:That's my capsule. Now we get into spoof movies, though. What's your favorite spoof movie?
SPEAKER_06:Uh let me see. My favorite spoof movie might be uh 43?
SPEAKER_03:What was that movie? Oh, movie 43. Movie 43? Man, that was hilarious.
SPEAKER_05:Hollywood Shuffle was funny.
SPEAKER_06:Hollywood. Oh my god. Hollywood Shuffle.
SPEAKER_05:Robert Townsend.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, it was funny.
SPEAKER_06:Hollywood Shuffle was fantastic.
SPEAKER_03:I would say scary movie. Go curl. Go curl. Dude, the Jerry Curl. The fear of a black health is good too. Yeah, that was good. That was good. Dog I man. Steve said he hates spoof movies.
SPEAKER_04:Why do you hate spoof movies? Oh man. I don't know.
SPEAKER_03:Don't drink your juice while. Yeah, dog. I don't know. Oh, that shit was funny.
SPEAKER_06:He said, get that white one. Oh, he said, could you get that lady for me? No. The white one.
SPEAKER_05:I'm gonna give a hot take. I don't think that nigga Marlon is funny.
SPEAKER_06:Marlon Wayne? What? Wait, you talk about stand-up or just in general?
SPEAKER_05:Just in general.
SPEAKER_03:What?
SPEAKER_06:I think Marlon Wayne is this. Because you know what?
SPEAKER_05:He just he over the top and he like he tried to. He tried. He's you know, because that's why I don't like spoof movies. Damon was the funny though. Damon is hilarious. Oh my god. Damon is hilarious. When they were in I'm gonna get you sucked. Him and Kadeem Hart and I'm gonna get you sucked was the best part of I'ma get you sucked. Oh yeah. Why you cooking up this lady, stupid? Yeah. Oh my god.
SPEAKER_03:Who's that superhero movie he made?
SPEAKER_05:Like a oh yeah. Oh superhero. He was blank man. Blake man. He was blank man. But it wasn't funny in the Meteor Man. Meteor Man.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah, I thought uh Yeah, what's your name? That is I'ma get you sucker. Don't be a Menace. The scary movie. Damn.
SPEAKER_03:Scary Movie One, I thought was good. I thought that was funny. It got a little crazy.
SPEAKER_05:They got started getting stupid. I don't think I watched past the I think I might have seen Bits and Pieces of the Third One. Yeah. But I didn't go past it.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah, I watched them all. I just go I watched them to see Regina Hall.
SPEAKER_03:When the ghost bent that nigga over in the bed.
SPEAKER_06:Oh what?
SPEAKER_03:Oh, the paranormal.
SPEAKER_06:Like those are the haunted house?
SPEAKER_02:Haunted house was hilarious.
SPEAKER_06:Y'all remember when this chick got dressed up all nice? Essentially.
SPEAKER_05:She been bassing smart guy.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah.
SPEAKER_05:Oh yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:She been bassing smart guy.
SPEAKER_06:She's a sleeper.
SPEAKER_03:Man. Y'all bringing back some memory.
SPEAKER_06:No, hell yeah. That's what we do.
SPEAKER_03:Man.
SPEAKER_05:I feel like I done had a crush on Journey Smoolette since Ease By You. Have you seen?
SPEAKER_03:We were talking about that a couple episodes ago when I was here last. Oh, we talked about what? Journey? She's in that new show on um what's it called? It's Apple Beautiful. Apple TV. Yeah, yeah. Oh man.
SPEAKER_06:Her and Megan Good. They holding up, boy.
unknown:Ugh.
SPEAKER_05:Shit, so is Ess and X. Essen still back. Oh yeah, she is. She's still back.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah. Because she was just she was with uh wasn't she on uh She was on the Marlin Show. Yep. Yeah, yeah, right there.
SPEAKER_03:And what's the up what's who played uh fan uh fancy on uh Jamie Foxx show? That's it. Garcella Bavis.
SPEAKER_06:Oh I can't say her name Garcelle Boubett? Yeah, she did. Really? I saw her at the Beverly Center when I was in LA in 1997.
SPEAKER_03:Hey, by the way, that was a good show too.
SPEAKER_06:Oh Jamie Foxx? Yeah, it was a good thing.
SPEAKER_03:Oh hell yeah. Uh what's his name? Used to crack Braxton. Braxton.
SPEAKER_05:When them niggas had that uh Michael Jackson on man.
SPEAKER_06:Hey, remember he was in uh he was original gangster? Yeah, being hard, I couldn't do it.
SPEAKER_03:It was hard to watch.
SPEAKER_06:It was it was I just because that dude is he's just a but they made him so corny when he was Braxton.
SPEAKER_05:I was like one of those things, but that's the same. Jamie fell off. That started falling off too.
SPEAKER_06:Once he stopped working at the hotel first, when he started working in Jingle 2000. Oh, yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_03:That's when it took took a downfall.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah, you're right. Because I ain't watching faithfully like I watched Martin.
SPEAKER_05:Oh no, Martin, you didn't know that. I watched that all the way to the end. Even though it started getting bad, I watched it. Yeah.
SPEAKER_06:Once I got in uh college and stuff, I because you know, I mean, you know, classes, no, practice, all that. I was like, See, that's why I think Chappelle was my favorite.
SPEAKER_05:I used to watch that on my in my dorm, just you didn't. We go to practice, done. I sit there and ice my knees and watch rugged Hey Chappelle boy, and that show.
SPEAKER_06:When he had oh that damn Ashy Larry, boy.
SPEAKER_05:No, there was one episode he had the they had the fake uh Sesame Street, it was Nee High Park. Bro, when this nigga was singing a song, and this nigga was like, I beat my dick like it owes me money, bro. I didn't around my door. Oh my god.
SPEAKER_03:Well, I mean, I think the best sketch all time was when he did the print sketch. Oh, and the Wayne Brady sketch was probably second best. Yeah, for sure.
SPEAKER_05:Hey, well, this is Charlie Murray, because the Rick James one.
SPEAKER_06:Oh, yeah, hey, they hey, they said that shit happened.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah, he was telling the that's the funny part. He was like, he was like, cocaine's a hell of a drug. Yeah, I can't. Yeah.
SPEAKER_06:Oh, yeah, because it was those were actual real clips, right?
SPEAKER_03:That was really Rick James.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah, no, but no, they were saying, so when he was like, F yo couch nigga, fuck Yeah, I guess he had like mud or something on his boots, and he was just had his feet all on the couch and just start rubbing.
SPEAKER_03:Rest in peace, Charlie Murphy. And Rick James. And Rick James.
SPEAKER_05:Like, goodness gracious. Yeah, I know Rick James was in life too. Did you know that? He sure was. He was pinky. He was spinky. Yep. Damn, he sure was.
SPEAKER_06:Because you know Rick James and Eddie Murphy was cool too. They went back. Okay, now tell me that nigga party all the time wasn't your jam. Nigga, that was my shit. I'm not gonna I ain't gonna hold y'all on none of that.
SPEAKER_05:I ain't gonna be able to do that. No, my girl likes to party all the time.
SPEAKER_06:So I guess you ain't you ain't like MC Hammer either. You can't touch it.
SPEAKER_05:I didn't know. Can't touch it. Yeah, because I even fuck with the the the MC Hammer, the Adams family drum. They say, What the fuck is that?
SPEAKER_03:Oh, that was great.
SPEAKER_05:You know what I'm saying? But you can't compare MC Hammer to Eddie Murphy. No, no, no. I can't. I'm just saying. I fucked with MC Hammer.
SPEAKER_03:But you remember who else was in the Adam family?
SPEAKER_06:Because you know, because some people always act like they want to be like, oh, like MC Hammer was a big thing. Oh no.
SPEAKER_03:You know what's crazy though?
SPEAKER_05:Shit, nigga. And you better watch what he said because hammer, because he burned the bone. Oh, yeah, no, no. He run the bone. Nobody messed with Hammer. No, no. Nobody messed with Hammer. Hammer bought that life. Red man told a joke about was telling the story about MC Hammer. He was like, that nigga will come see you. Oh yeah.
SPEAKER_06:Yup. Yup. You just got to pray. People just think because he's sitting up there doing all that dancing and stuff. No, Hammer was for real, boy. His heart was just a little too big. Right. And that's what see that's what happened. You get money, start helping people.
unknown:Hey, hey, D.
SPEAKER_05:Steve Who? Steve who? I know you, my brother.
SPEAKER_06:Oh, hell no. Nah, I ain't gonna forget about y'all. Hey, what hey, what about uh, damn, let me see who else did I want to bring up? Because I said uh, because oh, I'm gonna make another confession. Since ain't nobody rocking with uh Eddie Murphy when he had that slow jam, that how could it be? Maybe I just like Eddie Murphy too much, nigga. That was my jam, dog. I'm gonna jam hey, I'm hey, this is confession. This is confession day. I'm fessing up that party all the time and how could it be was my jam.
SPEAKER_03:Eddie Murphy or Jamie Foxx? Jamie Fox. Oh no, Jamie Foxx. It's not even close.
SPEAKER_05:No, Jamie Foxx. Eddie Murphy don't have a Ray. No, hey, and he don't have an unpredictable album. Yeah, right.
SPEAKER_03:Didn't Jamie Foxx get nominated for Greamy?
SPEAKER_05:He I he I think he got an e-got.
SPEAKER_03:You got an Easter?
SPEAKER_05:I think, I think. I don't know if he has a Tony, but I know he has an Oscar Grammy.
SPEAKER_06:Hey, I listen, I got Jamie Foxx's very first album.
SPEAKER_03:Oh, that album.
SPEAKER_06:When he came out and it didn't do well, dude. I was like, listen, I like this cat. I'm glad he finally. That unpredictable album. Oh, dog.
SPEAKER_03:Unpredictable.
SPEAKER_06:That's my jam. Man, that dude sang so good. Look, we went to go see this cat. And how many people can you know? You sitting up here and stitches, I think me and Sonny went to go sing when it was called Dodge Theater. And you almost catch yourself, like this cat can't be real. Like, how can you okay? Put it like this. You know how you think, like, okay, I can play basketball, I can play football, I ran track, I didn't play baseball, but you know you can do like multiple things, but that's just like physical. Outside that, you sitting up here thinking, like, damn, I wish I could sing or play the piano. Cause that stuff you can do forever. This dude is funny. So now just think you sitting up here and your ex is talking to this nigga and he laughing. Uh-huh. She making him laugh, and then be like, oh, I'm gonna play on the piano and then start singing. Yeah, I'm about to slap the shit out this nigga. Stop, stop being everything, nigga. He is funny, he can sing. You just like, man, that cat is so talented.
SPEAKER_03:Even when that when that special came out after he, you know, to kind of go over that situation he had. Oh, yeah, he's funny. He's just funny.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah, he's just he's just like like a funny dude. Yeah. Hey, now I was gonna say, had has anybody watched the uh, I did watch the most recent uh Kevin Hart? Yeah, I haven't seen it. No, I thought dude.
SPEAKER_05:It's you know, he's very family oriented. But when that nigga talked about the ginger ale, because nigga, that's black folks to the T. Nigga.
SPEAKER_06:See, that's why see this this look, it's it's almost like I already know. He almost, because to me, besides, well, Corey Holcomb is still still the same. But I'm thinking, once it seemed like once you hit, to me, it seemed like once you hit Super Stardom, it's almost like you lose you lose your funniness.
SPEAKER_05:But I don't think Chappelle's still funny.
SPEAKER_06:No, no, that's what I'm saying. No, Chappelle really isn't. It's not ever, but Chappelle never lived that life. He listen, I'm from Ohio. I know the area that he lives in. It'd be equivalent to I'm trying to listen, I'm trying to think of something else.
SPEAKER_03:He never, don't get me wrong, from a comedian. No, he's a he's a superstar.
SPEAKER_06:He's the superstar, right? But but he never lived that lifestyle.
SPEAKER_03:Kevin Hart is entrepreneur, businessman, everything, right? Like everything. No, but you can't turn on a TV without seeing Kevin Hart.
SPEAKER_06:But see, but that's his doing. Exactly. Chappelle walked away because they wanted him to do it.
SPEAKER_03:They wanted him to do it.
SPEAKER_06:But that's what I'm saying. He doesn't live that life. Exactly and if Cat Williams, remember hey, Cat Williams was that exposing it. Probably but this I'm saying how he was coming up. Yeah.
SPEAKER_03:What happened to Cat though? Something triggered them to pull away from Cat.
SPEAKER_06:No, because he started acting up. He started exposing it. When he started talking about Hollywood parties, and they start they was like, okay, we gotta get him out of here. And Kevin Hart. You can't be talking.
SPEAKER_03:You can't be talking about what happened at these parties. Because Kevin Hart getting a check, checked. I mean, I can't turn on a TV right now without seeing a commercial.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah, Bank of America, Verizon, iPhone 17, Apple, all of it. And hey, that's good, dog. Hey, I even remember watching that cat sitcom. Who Kevin Hart? He did have a sitcom. Yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_05:I don't think it made it past the pilot. Yeah. And I remember watching it.
SPEAKER_03:You don't even need that now. You don't even need a sitcom now. You probably can get one now. But I won't.
SPEAKER_06:Did y'all watch Real Husbands? That shit. The first two seasons was funny as fuck. When they were talking about Boris Kojo, man.
SPEAKER_05:That shit was funny.
SPEAKER_06:Oh, and tell hey, JB Smooth. Oh. That's a funny game. He's funny, man. JB Smooth. I remember we went to go see him at Stand Up Live. And that cat had on these goddamn cowboy boots. And when he kind of like they was, he had on jeans, but his cowboy boots was off to the side, but he was still standing up straight. I'm like, what's this nigga doing?
SPEAKER_03:JB Smooth.
SPEAKER_06:He's so they say that that cat is it? Animated like that, like in real life. Like JB Smooth is hilarious. Real husbands, though.
SPEAKER_05:And that nigga, who who was on husband? Uh I think Robin Thick transformed the uh Terry Cruz. Somebody transformed JB Smooth.
SPEAKER_06:Hey, I heard, oh, uh Boris Kojo was on the pivot podcast. And he was saying that they're trying to make a movie.
SPEAKER_05:Because they started it. There's new season.
SPEAKER_06:Oh, Real Husbands? Yeah. Man, that that shit. So when y'all.
SPEAKER_03:Nelly, everybody?
SPEAKER_06:Man, them dude, that shit is hilarious.
SPEAKER_05:I don't know if Dwayne Martin on there no more, but. Yeah, that's true.
SPEAKER_03:When they did that, um, was it the BET Awards they did?
SPEAKER_05:Yeah, the cipher.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, and they and they did their little part on it. Yeah, that was funny. Yeah.
SPEAKER_06:You know, that that shit, uh. Cause they man. I remember when whoever the chick at the very beginning that was supposed to be uh Kevin Hart's um the baby mom. And that chick used to have me dying, dog. I don't even I'm I swear to God, I don't even remember her name. She's but I just remember she used to have me dying. I used to be like, man, like is this nigga's uh baby mom she really turned up like that? No. I was like, this shit gotta be extra exaggerated, though. I know you gotta you gotta Hollywood up some stuff, but they really had Bor Boris Cujo's wife, um, what's your name?
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, Nicole Nicole on there and then Titian Arnold was on there.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah, no, hey, I'm telling you, that shit, that shit was good, man.
SPEAKER_03:Yeah, that was a funny show. That was a funny show. I didn't even hear about it until like after the first season, and I went back and watched all the time. Oh, to watch Real Husbands?
SPEAKER_06:Yeah, I knew I was on that, dog. That shit was hilarious. I might have to go back and watch that some more.
SPEAKER_03:It's so crazy though. When you talk, when we talk comedy, you know, we've been talking about it a lot. It's just crazy to think the evolution of it, right? Yeah. Man, some of these cats like you talking about, like Kevin Hart, Dave Chappelle, and you go back to Eddie Murphy. Yeah, what's the stand-up you just watched?
SPEAKER_05:What was a stand-up you laugh your hardest at?
SPEAKER_03:Kings. Kings was probably one, and then um Martin Lawrence. Uh his very first one.
SPEAKER_05:Gruntel that? No, no. Uh oh, talking you are you so crazy. Yeah, you so crazy.
SPEAKER_06:Hey, wait, whoever saw Talking Dirty After Dark?
SPEAKER_05:That's I was remembered. I told you that movie. The movie.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah. Hey, remember he said, what you doing down there? Payton Ruby Lynn's toenails? Hey, hey, Ruby Lynn.
SPEAKER_05:That movie is uh y'all ever watch Talking Dirty after dark? That's a that's a that's a hit. Uh John Witherspoons and Net. Oh my god. Really? That was one of like the first eight, like that was one of the first HBO producers. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Talking Dirty.
SPEAKER_06:Yeah, dawg.
SPEAKER_05:I might go watch that tonight. Oh, bro. You could find Hilarious. I haven't seen it in years. I need to watch that. Because he's they're trying to make it and he was smashing a club on his wife. Yeah, yeah. You gonna give me some more time? Yeah, yeah. Oh, exactly. Yeah.
SPEAKER_06:Much time he got on stage went on if he's gonna smash it. Yeah. Oh, man. Yeah, man.
SPEAKER_03:That was a hilarious movie. Yeah, no, that last one for me, underrated comedian that we have not talked about. I wouldn't say underrated, but did reach superstardom. Let me give you a hint. Pookie in New Jack City. You didn't like Chris Rock?
SPEAKER_05:Bigger and Blacker was the only one that was. Oh, bigger and blacker was held.
SPEAKER_06:But is that the one we was like, who taught you Octagon?
SPEAKER_05:Remember uh this is what his one was like. He said, uh, he said, the most racist person in your office is the old black man. He was like, Willie was the cup.
SPEAKER_06:Cracking ass. Cranking ass. Hey, listen, I'm telling you, to me, Chris Rock is hilarious. Uh best. But I'm I'm gonna tell y'all right now, to me, somebody that's funny as hell is Bill Bellamy. Oh, yeah, Bill Bellamy was Billy. Because I'm gonna tell you that.
SPEAKER_05:But see, but he no We didn't look at him as a comedian because I remember all on MTV, the VJ, the Playboy pretty. I didn't think of him as a comedian. He was funny.
SPEAKER_06:Right. But I don't think of it as a comedian. I remember it was uh me, Sonia and her sister. This was in Cleveland. They was talking about like, oh, we're going to the improv in Cleveland to see Bill Bellamy. I'm sitting up here, bitch. You just want to go see this nigga because he's cute, something. Right. This nigga, this nigga ain't funny. He just played video. I had no idea. It was that funny. That's why I was like, oh. I saw him here. I was like, oh, I mess with this nigga. No, you know who. Ever since then. What was the uh I started messing with Bill Bellamy? Who was the baddest chicken how to play?
SPEAKER_03:And how to be a player.
SPEAKER_06:What was the baddest chick in that one that he what Maya Campbell? Yeah. I don't think Maya even can't. Lark Voorhees was the main thing. Oh no, no, Lark Voorhees. That's yeah, yeah.
SPEAKER_05:No, yeah, Lark Voorhees. Wait, hold on, hold on, hold on. No, Mari Morrow, the the City. Oh, the Lark. Yeah. Oh yeah.
SPEAKER_06:I'm still going Lark. I'm still going Lark. I'm still going Lark. Man. Big curly hair. I will tell you this. I'm safe for after. We turn the mics off. But I saw uh Maya Campbell. Like live in person. Before she lost it? No. Oh, duh.
SPEAKER_05:Yeah. Oh. She was when she was in the house. Jesus Christ.
SPEAKER_06:Then Trippin. Nigga. Remember when they called that nigga Robothub? And he said, hey, I got my diplomat. You got your diplomat? It's from the joint. Duh. Have y'all seen Trippin? I haven't seen Trippin'. What? He would daydream. Listen, hey, I'ma need you niggas to pick up y'all's black movie card. Is that Joe Tori?
SPEAKER_05:I always get the because it's one of the guy tour. That dude was funny, too.
SPEAKER_06:And what about what about Rod?
SPEAKER_05:Oh, Rod is. I've seen Rod. Rod was that's one of my John Witherspoon to get off Cedric the Entertainer. Frederick Star was actually pretty funny in that day. Hell yeah. He was funny in that day.
SPEAKER_06:Hey, I got, well, I mean, people might think this is this just holds a special place in my heart. And I'll tell y'all after we turn the mics off. But uh, next day air. Next day air was. Anybody watch Next Day Air? Next day air. It wasn't one of my favorites. It was duh. Duh. Hey, I'm telling you. Next day it was cool. It was alright, but I I'll tell y'all why. But the chicken air. Yeah. Yasmin? Yasmin Delease. Nigga. Man. Remember when they went to go rob that nigga? Now just think they went to go rob the nigga in the back of the truck. It was uh, what, most death?
SPEAKER_02:Yeah. Yep.
SPEAKER_06:So somebody sticking you up, and then you know, you all nervous or whatever. Remember when that nigga turned around? First thing he said, that was a bad bitch. I'm done. I was like, this nigga ain't even concerned about this nigga about to get stuck up. It's like, oh, I like y'all. Oh, thank you. I bet you focus. But hey.
SPEAKER_02:Oh, man.
SPEAKER_06:It's been fun chopping it up with y'all.
SPEAKER_02:Appreciate it, man. Always. That was some good conversation.
SPEAKER_06:Hey, we're gonna have to bring this cat on. I know, man. Hey, Joe, listen. Boy, we got stories. We got movie stories. Yeah, shit. We talked about uh hey, well, I know obviously Wicked is out. Five Nights at Freddy's 2 is out. And I don't know. Five Nights at Freddy's really the only new movie out. Zootopia 2. Take your kids. Oh yeah, Zootopia 2 is out. Y'all go uh have your pet spade and neutered. I don't know, this might be some stuff next week, but for now, watch uh Vampire in Brooklyn, Talking Dirty After Dark. Uh shit. You can watch Car Wash and Awash. I liked them both. I did too. Fo. Hey man, who had uh light skin chicken, a wash? Well, both of them. But I I know one, I think one thing was it sparkle? Oh, I forget, but hey, I know I loved him. Anyway, I'm gonna say love, peace, and soul. Shout out to Don Cornelius. That's your boss.
SPEAKER_04:Jim Soon.
SPEAKER_06:Shout out to Eddie Murphy with your rich ass. I want a roof. Like, what the hell is nigga talking about? Oh, it's cold in here. Don't flex on me like that no more, Eddie. Now, anybody else got something to say? Peace. Oh, we'll be back next week. Holla.