27 Burst results for "Richard Pryor"
Clubmarket Demo
"richard pryor" Discussed on Clubmarket Demo
"That's what I went down down down but most of your bars like you got the bottom bunk in the two missing. Shelters in the water something in the water. And if I got a brown nose what's the world then I'd rather be above than one oh yeah wait where you and I was fucking. Now I run the game got the whole world trying to keep close to everybody wanna cut the legs up. What the best man taking over right where you and I was walking down run the game got the whole world to keep up the everybody wanna cut the legs up when you got the yams. The yam run of that and Richard Pryor running for letting Bill play with desires. 24/7 360 five days times two I was about to play getting no station just to go back to the hood see why enemies say wait where are you when I was walking now and the game got the whole world just came close to everybody wanna cut the legs up black man taking no luck oh yeah right where you and I was walking now I run the game got the whole world to keep up the everybody putting the legs up you go mouth man. I was gonna kill a couple rappers but they did it themselves everybody's suicidal then they even need my help bitches tell them it's your real probably go to jail if I shoot at your identity and bounce to the left stuck a flag in my city. Everybody screaming Compton that should probably run from there when I'm done to be honest then I put that on my mama and my baby boo too 20 million working at the court bet it wow wow oh yeah that you're watching made it fast 25 and now I was a little navier nigga with the world behind him life face but a feather screaming in the I okay any okay let me tell you what to go play straight from the bottom mister belly at a beast from a peasant to a prince to him king. Oh yeah where are you when I was 24? By the time you hear the next pop, the funk shall be
Daily Pop
"richard pryor" Discussed on Daily Pop
"We are doing excellent, but you are doing much better because we saw your Instagram. You went to the Kevin Hart and Chris Rock show and Dave Chappelle surprised everybody at Madison Square Garden. What can you tell us about that goat on the stage? Man, I can honestly say, and I've been to a lot of comedy shows in my life. This was by far the best comedy show that I've ever seen in my life. And it's not just because of the caliber of names, it was because of the caliber of content, you know, Chris Rock to me, I'm 44, I was born in 1978. So I know a lot of people admit to Richard Pryor, George Carlin, but to me, Chris rocky, my favorite stand up of all time. So, you know, I had to go see him, and you know, I love cab, I had no surprise. I had no, I had no idea, Dave was gonna pop out on stage. And when Dave walked out on stage Lonnie, they first of all, they had no announcements, no nothing. So everything just went dark and then that sea logo popped up and Dave just walked out. They didn't say coming to the stage, nothing. He just walked out and when I say to garden with crazy. You remember back in the day when Michael Jackson just stood on the stage and didn't say nothing and people were losing their mind. That's how it was for Dave and it just gave me goosebumps and man, the caliber of their content was great. 'cause you're not thinking. You don't go out a lot. So for you to go out at night because he worked so hard getting up. I mean, so I'm glad that it was worth it. But let's get into your late night comedy show that you got. Yeah, can you tell us more about it? Hell of a week. What can we expect in season two? Well, hell of a week season two, we changed the name from the gods on its truth to hell of a week. And this season is just more of a panel format. It's the same type of conversation, but you know, I thrive in community. So I was like, you know, sitting around having a conversation with people just like we kicking it right now. So it's going to be more of a panel format and then with a one on one interview later on in the show, but I mean, it's the same type of conversations we were having in season one at the same type of conversation you used to hear him. You have on Breakfast Club up brilliant idiots. It's just on TV now. How hard was it to change the name? And why did you change in that? 'cause I like the guys on the street. Because the white executives at Viacom and Comedy Central said hell of a week to be more appealing. And they said that I'm sorry
Awards Chatter
"richard pryor" Discussed on Awards Chatter
"You know that? I think that most of that came from, I mean, they just had, I mean, I think the thing that we did in our House is watch movies, you know, some families, you know, play board games or TV families or they go out and go camping and things like that. Ours was a movie family, which is what every day my dad would come home and video store with a couple of VHS tapes and whatever he got. We would all sit around a family and watch. And because by the ritual that they were young, we were kind of watching what they wanted to watch, you know? It wasn't. There were kid movies, but that was kind of my grandparents lived down the street from us and so at their house it was more kid appropriate stuff, but then my mom and dad, you know, when there was a home, it was, yeah, we would watch anything. You know, everything from horror movies to watching the movie moving was Richard Pryor. It's like weird memories of these things. Miller's crossing, I remember watching, raising Arizona, you know, all that stuff. But the idea that you might yourself end up sort of pursuing the arts in some way. It sounds like at least with your dad's sports was the much bigger emphasis. Was there was a moment that it sounds like that I've read where he actually just totally saw something and came around, right? Yeah, yeah, no. He was really into sports and growing up in Oklahoma. I mean, that's kind of the thing. Especially football. And so yeah, watching watching football college football being an OU and OSU and all that stuff and my dad went to OSU and my mom went to owe you so there's like a rivalry and
Daily Pop
"richard pryor" Discussed on Daily Pop
"For best actor. Today, yeah. Give it up. Today we learned that Sydney has passed away at the age of 94. Lonnie you've actually met the man. What was he like? Phenomenal. You have never met a movie star. Either black or white that has such influence on this industry and on this country. He not only did movies he directed movies, but he also stood up for what was right. In 1968, when the press was being treating him unfair, he spoke up. And because he spoke up, we asked him, we're here. Yeah. And so we know that people can't live forever. But he will live on forever to his movies. This is a very good weekend to watch Sidney Poitier. He has wonderful films. And he did start crazy to be directed that. With Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder and I'm just going to miss him and he was fabulous. I'm so honored that I was able to meet them. Yeah. You know what, guys? I'm gonna take the next 20 seconds so we can cheers and they're toast to mister podia, Sydney, wherever you are. Just to know that we love you and we will remember you forever and I hope you embedded me to those pearly Gates because I'm sure you guys gotta love it. Thank you. Cheers to Sydney. Cheers. Thank you. Beautiful on. Thank you. You guys enjoy the weekend. Stream all of Sydney's movies. I want to get back here and I want to hear that every one of his movies is in the top ten. You guys have a good weekend. Kiss somebody that you love. Oh, God. Sorry. No. It's okay. It was beautiful..
Uncensored Advice For Men
"richard pryor" Discussed on Uncensored Advice For Men
"It's one of the guys who did off your to a whole 'nother level whenever whenever he bust on the scene and there were other people doing Like lenny. Bruce was doing pretty crude jokes. Way back in the day and he he took somebody to another level and then richard pryor lit it on fire. Took it up a notch. And then you. You haven't really had a ton of people really take it up. 'cause richard pryor took it pretty much the top level where he could talk about anything and everything i mean this dude talked about his real life and his relapse man went through everything he he had a full mental breakdown. Lit himself on fire. Wants he's Before it. he's talked that and his own standards bits so you can't really and he he wasn't like sucking dick because he's gay which best fine you are. He's sucking dick 'cause he was addicted to crack and so if we can if he can do that. Been wire in the seventies right right. So you're talking. Fifty years ago. He was pushing the envelope. And now we've digressed. We've digressed in fact where we can't talk about certain things now. What i love about. Richard pryor is in that he he fully was transparent right. Yeah yeah and truth. He brought he brought what he believed was truth. And because i mean he exercised freedom of speech and freedom of his. You know like to express himself in that and it made people laugh. Yeah and it also brought light to some the struggles that people deal with. Yeah absolutely wow so all right so in your in your art in your comedy where where do you want to go now. Obviously you want to be able to get to a point relate. What did you do anything i want. In the meantime you got yeah cartoons. What where do you want to then the next thing so i do these cartoons me and my brothers have this small boutique production company and animation studio and so the next thing for us. You know we're we're we have some really good things in the works right now. We as far as what we're doing right now where we've dedicated a lot of time to the last year and a half is putting shows together. Packaging them up to pitch to networks We have a.
Standup Comedy "Your Host and MC"
Michael West as "Tree" A Comedy Interview Show #84 - burst 01
"But he's a big guy that has seen a block out the sun. He wore a black leather jacket. Like kind of like you'd picture from the biker movies and black leather chaps and and was kind of an intimidating figure. Well okay you were scary looking guy you would come on stage in everybody in the room would kind of lean back a little bit and what was so interesting was that you had this kind of scary big persona on stage but off stage. A lot of the staff commented on you being one of nicest guys they ever worked with and by the way. Thank you for that When i told several the old staff people that i was going to be interviewing you. They were not only a very excited. That we connected but wanted to share that you're one of their favourite people to work with because you were such a nice guy off state so there's that but then when i would go through the rules at the beginning of my set rule number one was always tip your server would. Yeah we reinforce. The course of the evening because i came from a background of like over thirty years in food and beverage the bartender by cook in my mom's restaurant when i was thirteen. So so food beverages my blood. We'll show you imagine this. Big intimidating guy Laid out in black leather coming out and pointing at the audience. And saying you will tip the waitresses. I learned. I learned to why you say the word server servers. Well there you go but still. It was a great way to start off your set. So let's let's back up a little bit. Because i know what Working with you how. That was it laughs but Share with the audience. How did you kind of fall into. Stand up comedy. It's something that i had. Since i was a kid and i'm probably dating myself but growing up watching the old ed sullivan show and shows variety shows I always loved the when the comedian came again. You like checking green myron cohen You know the old borscht belt comics the first ones and then Involved into you know cosby carlin's Which she prior. Before he turned into richard pryor notice when people were watching. You know family watching it. Everybody was laughing and so everybody was in a good mood. And i always liked
Daily Pop
Nicole Richie's Hair Catches Fire at 40th Birthday Party
"Get lit but things got a little bit at nicole. Richie's fortieth birthday party. Literally she caught on fire wash terrifying moment. Nicole's hair went up in flames laughing at i. What in the world. She thought it was funny until she realized her entire head was on fire. Firstly giggle did you see that little spotted by the ritchie had flashbacks to richard pryor. Nope i've seen this before. We are not going there. What would you
Live From Detroit: The Jeff Dwoskin Comedy Show
"richard pryor" Discussed on Live From Detroit: The Jeff Dwoskin Comedy Show
"So he's wanna convergence hotel room. Go over those jokes and rewrite with them. I walked out of there going. I just had a session. Writing with steve martin just was part. Couldn't believe i'd started one place where you're a fan in the audience. Just one of thirteen thousand people. And then i'm sitting in a hotel going not add ass on. It's funny is this one. It's surreal moment. It's pretty amazing. And then you were with eddie murphy. In beverly hills cop two. Yeah yeah has another one. that's you know. He hired a bunch of buddies. I'd be. I work with anyone that i started. I was there at the improv. He came in and auditioned for the province so sunday nights. They'd have auditioned night. And i would. Mca 'cause you got fifty bucks from saying it. So i did as much as i was in town. I'd do it back in. Nineteen seventy nine. Eighty is about eighty eighty. One eighty comes in and he's one of these people you'll a bunch of people are sitting out there in the bar waiting and i go next up. Eddie murphy your next guys in five minutes guy ended. A bar does young black. i guess. Dad's up he's got a cashmere coat draped over his over shoulders and entrees. What are the guys lifts coat off him and he walks in with this beautiful woman on his arm. I go disguise district. He's got an entourage outer. Forget it. I mean i was like you did bet on impressions. Bill cosby and richard pryor. But he did their material you know within it and he did some other stuff but that was his main thing. He did unbelievable impressions that night. Just sort of five minutes but you could see he had you could see. There was a presence. unbelievable Told the owner came out of said. This guy's great somebody else at the bar went. Yeah but he did. Richard pryor material 'cause material. And before i could explain yeah but within the impression it was okay you know and she says we're not having any thieves here so she would passing say whatever the comics immediately passed and they managed him all the way through. You know all those movies. They made millions and millions with eddie murphy. Oh yeah you could see him from a mile away. It was difficult to see at seventeen or eighteen. When every was he had it. It was it. Wow that's pretty cool to have been there and see that. Now i guess if he was really really good a close friend would have been beverly hills cop one in beverly hills cop. Two in a scene is up. I'm like a security guard. I mean literally. Like take two days. And i think i was on screen for like fifteen seconds. I a hassle blows by me another stiff white guy that he blows by. He has their delayed. The shooter something. His senior lay not getting lighting right. So ladies has come on so we get down to the playboy mansion so get down to this pond. He's throwing bread or whatever to the geese or whatever and this way you see to power so then it assisted comes over. Says eddie ready you. Yeah but i'm not ready for them. That a couple of minutes later any now again not now then we find. They had a bunch of women playing volleyball behind the scene and directors. Go scowls jump. he's tone. This first aid. Tell jump more jump more. He's trying to get jiggled and he's telling me grows jump jump high when you've planned about..
Pardon My Sarcasm! with Ashley D & Fuze B
"richard pryor" Discussed on Pardon My Sarcasm! with Ashley D & Fuze B
"True so that was what my next thing. False false is so when you bring up with bill on onnell in some of these women. I remember story at that You don't i got achievements and some of them were like it. Didn't technically qualify under certain assault is like a winter. Your where south in a position. You guys were doing drugs but one of them kind of thing. This is what it was. That was proven. It was a false accusation is where he promised her he would put her position of power help order career and not be there happened. That's just set on. That's bible this. Both people mind send people are looking like a million huge feminists. Any of his wife was that he had i against abusers a huge feminist always like power to the people you know but when i when i see stars and they they get a lot of false accusations i think that sides the whole process thousands of the losers when i say losers is it would. It does a set a precedent for future people that they won't come to. Because if i put myself a bath position. I literally was abused. I would be afraid to come forward. Because i would think well did. Did i do this wrong. That i do this right so a lot of people. Well i did. I did go over to his house. That doesn't yeah. It was good. It was so the kids. But i mean the the fame and the power of being the hero complex. I mean that is a position that you have to do not take lightly because you can you know command a lot of things. Yeah you do people throwing themselves at you. And then you have this whole complexes hero complex fame and fortune and you think it's a very dangerous place for even that person and if you can't handle it and that's how you have to take care of business than you don't deserve any of it so he just didn't deserve it and even if you've women duper themselves you the smugglers old black persona. Hey this is. Hannibal russ plenty two dry commonly so point. Japan of black people amazon. Tv's eighties. i can talk to you. Because i of successful sitcom yeah but you rape women bill cosby so that brings you down a couple notches. Hannibal say is true. You know he looks down he. He did donate him a lot of money. I remember he gave five million dollars to more than state university. A spec- you shout all does not make elevated to end angelic status. Like what. I don't like what i don't like is that the I'm always about consistency. Is he has fame fortune and money so he's able to appeal an appeal and appeal and appeal until the state is like. We needed to do wanna bill but he. It wasn't even an uphill. He wasn't wasn't to dating give him his due process bank. They brought in people that should remember shame on the system. But here's the thing he's been pro prosecuted in the media and before the trial he ain't ready guilty and true in in those prosecutors. They they gone most of members doing it. They they do private practices now. I'm not mad at them in any aspect of the day fucked up this trial right. You got it wrong and not as manages to go his lawyer. She's about to be the new famous lawyer for everybody that you know because you know i'm matter general say don't matter she done house segment on public radio. They were talking about accident. Thomas giuliani but in general. They were talking about flow. Jeanine now but i'm what. I'm saying that they were talking about lawyers. That are still doing their jobs. But then get this bad reputation. I promise you do something wrong. I'm gonna go get the best criminal lawyer they'd get everybody off to so you can't really you know that's their job. I mean listen if you want to buy a house. But i don't like also say ounce just get one dollars now but as far as bill cosby goes. I mean. it's sad because bill cosby this week. The news replace that quick bosh car. Richardson right it was it was a new cycle and they're not nowhere boom. Everybody's trying to vilify her. We damage the girl that you back will That's news of a some Could go fast or stick long. There's nothing know now. We got hurricane coming in florida and lesser antilles hurricane. It's going to be a season. Bill cosby innocent predator. He only got released in a technicality. On i'm looking at a lot of you guys were originally with the utmost contempt. Stop celebrating his release. That many for you give us great television You truly believe bill cosby is innocent. More power to you. I think dumb ferry you probably tissue dog in the mouth the even apple the way people one one the some foot bill cosby. I wonder what he's going to go home. And and r kelly artillery guilty as. Well keep him in jail. Michael jackson did not touch those kids. Oj simpson did not commit that murder his older sunday. Just if y'all wanna know the controversial where. I stand on controversy at topics those because what does do that to say as climate change being controlled by the government about conspiracy not directly. Okay all right so interesting news interesting news this week here about heroes heroes and zeros. Always richard pryor will give money so i can respect you scum. What's your favorite richard. Pryor many probably sensible award or the toy was funny. Scrape away with a movie with bill cosby which is pretty funny. I'm bugging you asked me. Ask me that question again. Visit favorite movie with richard pryor harlem. That's i said. I'm going to all of these life. Get one of my favorite movies coming to america. Awesome here with people Bottom liners has happiness the goal. It doesn't have to be with. It can be a byproduct of obtaining your goal let that girl runs car richardson. You disappointed what we all humans to make mistake. And that's your back and bill cosby with see you. I'm saying you is. I'm gonna fill my cup up. So i can start week off. It's a holiday week by the end of this. Listen by the end of this started starting on next week. My cup over. I'm gonna fill my cup up word and say it's happy hour. I'm going to the bar. Take some is that a byproduct of sorry curson. I'm not really all that. let's get up outta here. i'll see ya at. The borders. Sarcasm is episode nine. Thank you for what assault by new listeners to our own listeners to our friends to show our cr support allen love yaw keep doing what you're doing and be happy health even if there's only a byproduct in libya life enjoy your holiday and meet me at the bar.
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
"richard pryor" Discussed on AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
"Oh, by the way, Quincy Jackson, Quincy Jones Jackson. Quincy Jones is at it again. Look, the guys are hell of a producer and a ranger. I enjoyed the documentary I watched on him not too long ago. He was done everything. He used to write, he's the range music for Sinatra at 20 bucks a song. That he's made some millions with Michael Jackson. He's amazing. But we know the guy's nuts. We know he's nuts. He was interviewed recently for GQ. And if you remember the last interview, the last time they let him loose, he said that Marlon Brando fucked Richard Pryor. He just went on. And then they corralled him. His daughter's around dad. Stop saying that shit. So he apologized. But now he's back. And the GQ writer asked him if he ever worked with Elvis. And Quincy said, nope, I wouldn't work with him. Why not? They said, and he said, well, I was writing for Tommy Dorsey. Bob, back in the 50s, and Elvis came in and Tommy said, I don't want to play with him. He was a racist motherfucker. I'm going to shut up now, but every time I saw Elvis, he was being coached by Otis Blackwell, the man who wrote the song don't be cruel and Otis would tell Elvis how to sing. Meanwhile, not that Quincy Jones would care, but Otis Blackwell told David Letterman in 1987 that he and Elvis Presley had never met doesn't stop doesn't stop Quincy from telling a good story. So in that interview, Quincy claimed that Dorsey wouldn't let Elvis play with the band because, quote, that motherfucker couldn't see. But as we know, that's not true. If Elvis was a racist, you know, he probably he probably would have rolled over in his grave to see his daughter marry Michael Jackson, but seriously. Quincy Jones really does give the best interview in the business. He also talks shit about Elon Musk in this interview. He talked about having gained weight because he was spending a lot of time in Brazil and was putting acai juice in his vodka 24/7. Then he went and tried to describe something Judy Garland once did with the microphone wrapped in a condom that would make Jill Scott blush. I don't know what she did why a big old lesbian would blush. Did she insert the microphone inside of it? I don't know..
AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
Crazy Quincy Jones Lies About Elvis
"Quincy Jones is at it again. Look, the guys are hell of a producer and a ranger. I enjoyed the documentary I watched on him not too long ago. He was done everything. He used to write, he's the range music for Sinatra at 20 bucks a song. That he's made some millions with Michael Jackson. He's amazing. But we know the guy's nuts. We know he's nuts. He was interviewed recently for GQ. And if you remember the last interview, the last time they let him loose, he said that Marlon Brando fucked Richard Pryor. He just went on. And then they corralled him. His daughter's around dad. Stop saying that shit. So he apologized. But now he's back. And the GQ writer asked him if he ever worked with Elvis. And Quincy said, nope, I wouldn't work with him. Why not? They said, and he said, well, I was writing for Tommy Dorsey. Bob, back in the 50s, and Elvis came in and Tommy said, I don't want to play with him. He was a racist motherfucker. I'm going to shut up now, but every time I saw Elvis, he was being coached by Otis Blackwell, the man who wrote the song don't be cruel and Otis would tell Elvis how to sing. Meanwhile, not that Quincy Jones would care, but Otis Blackwell told David Letterman in 1987 that he and Elvis Presley had never met doesn't stop doesn't stop Quincy from telling a good story. So in that interview, Quincy claimed that Dorsey wouldn't let Elvis play with the band because, quote, that motherfucker couldn't see. But as we know, that's not true. If Elvis was a racist, you know, he probably he probably would have rolled over in his grave to see his daughter marry Michael
AP News
"richard pryor" Discussed on AP News
"Pipeline told the Wall Street Journal. He authorized the payment of $4.4 million in crypto currency to a gang of hackers who broke into his computer systems. Sources have told The Associated Press that in exchange for the ransom Colonial received the software decryption key required to unscramble their data network. Joseph Blount told the journal he knew it was a controversial decision, but he felt it was the right thing to do for the country. He agreed to the payment because they come But he didn't know the extent of the damage and wasn't sure how long it would take to bring the systems back online. The shutdown on May 7th but to panic buying and shortages at gas stations from Washington, D. C to Florida. Jennifer KING. Washington The price of Bitcoin fellas much as 29% today after the China Banking Association warned member banks of risks associated with digital currencies. I'm Jackie Quinn, AP News Popular comedian who worked closely with Richard Pryor has died. Perhaps you're not as familiar with Paul Muni as many others are. But if you have ever cracked yourself up to the humor of Richard Pryor, Dave Chappelle, Eddie Murphy, or even homey the clown from in living color, you definitely know his work. Money has died. He was 79. His publicist says He died of a heart attack at his home in Oakland, California money and prior began their friendship and working relationship in the late 19 sixties. They went on to write episodes of Sanford and Son and Prior insisted on having money aboard as a writer on his now classic turn as a host on Saturday Night Live in 1975. Other comedians like Chip Ellen Murphy made use of Moonies, biting wit and hard edge as he told jokes that explored racial issues with both humor. And truth I Moscow Wells, Gabourey. Oh, this'll.
AP News
"richard pryor" Discussed on AP News
"Pipeline told the Wall Street Journal. He authorized the payment of $4.4 million in crypto currency to a gang of hackers who broke into his computer systems. Sources have told The Associated Press that in exchange for the ransom Colonial received the software decryption key required to unscramble their data network. Joseph Blount told the journal he knew it was a controversial decision, but he felt it was the right thing to do for the country. He agreed to the payment because they come But he didn't know the extent of the damage and wasn't sure how long it would take to bring the systems back online. The shutdown on May 7th but to panic buying and shortages at gas stations from Washington, D. C to Florida. Jennifer KING. Washington The price of Bitcoin fellas much as 29% today after the China Banking Association warned member banks of risks associated with digital currencies. I'm Jackie Quinn, AP News Popular comedian who worked closely with Richard Pryor has died. Perhaps you're not as familiar with Paul Muni as many others are. But if you have ever cracked yourself up to the humor of Richard Pryor, Dave Chappelle, Eddie Murphy, or even homey the clown from in living color, you definitely know his work. Money has died. He was 79. His publicist says He died of a heart attack at his home in Oakland, California money and prior began their friendship and working relationship in the late 19 sixties. They went on to write episodes of Sanford and Son and Prior insisted on having money aboard as a writer on his now classic turn as a host on Saturday Night Live in 1975. Other comedians like Chip Ellen Murphy made use of Moonies, biting wit and hard edge as he told jokes that explored racial issues with both humor. And truth I Moscow Wells, Gabourey. Oh,.
AP News
"richard pryor" Discussed on AP News
"Pipeline told the Wall Street Journal. He authorized the payment of $4.4 million in crypto currency to a gang of hackers who broke into his computer systems. Sources have told The Associated Press that in exchange for the ransom Colonial received the software decryption key required to unscramble their data network. Joseph Blount told the journal he knew it was a controversial decision, but he felt it was the right thing to do for the country. He agreed to the payment because they come But he didn't know the extent of the damage and wasn't sure how long it would take to bring the systems back online. The shutdown on May 7th but to panic buying and shortages at gas stations from Washington, D. C to Florida JENNIFER KING Washington The price of Bitcoin fellas much as 29% today after the China Banking Association warned member banks of risks associated with digital currencies. I'm Jackie Quinn. AP News Popular comedian who worked closely with Richard Pryor has died. Perhaps you're not as familiar with Paul Muni as many others are. But if you have ever cracked yourself up to the humor of Richard Pryor, Dave Chappelle, Eddie Murphy, or even homey the clown from in living color, you definitely know his work. Money has died. He was 79. His publicist says He died of a heart attack at his home in Oakland, California money and prior began their friendship and working relationship in the late 19 sixties. They went on to write episodes of Sanford and Son and Prior insisted on having money aboard as a writer on his now classic turn as a host on Saturday Night Live in 1975. Other comedians like Chip Ellen Murphy made use of Moonies, biting wit and hard edge as he told jokes that explored racial issues with both humor. And truth. A Moscow Wells Gabourey Oh, this'll.
AP News
"richard pryor" Discussed on AP News
"Pipeline told the Wall Street Journal. He authorized the payment of $4.4 million in crypto currency to a gang of hackers who broke into his computer systems. Sources have told The Associated Press that in exchange for the ransom Colonial received the software decryption key required to unscramble their data network. Joseph Blount told the journal he knew it was a controversial decision, but he felt it was the right thing to do for the country. He agreed to the payment because they come But he didn't know the extent of the damage and wasn't sure how long it would take to bring the systems back online. The shutdown on May 7th but to panic buying and shortages at gas stations from Washington, D. C to Florida. Jennifer KING. Washington The price of Bitcoin fellas much as 29% today after the China Banking Association warned member banks of risks associated with digital currencies. I'm Jackie Quinn, AP News Popular comedian who worked closely with Richard Pryor has died. Perhaps you're not as familiar with Paul Muni as many others are. But if you have ever cracked yourself up to the humor of Richard Pryor, Dave Chappelle, Eddie Murphy, or even homey the clown from in living color, you definitely know his work. Money has died. He was 79. His publicist says He died of a heart attack at his home in Oakland, California money and prior began their friendship and working relationship in the late 19 sixties. They went on to write episodes of Sanford and Son and Prior insisted on having money aboard as a writer on his now classic turn as a host on Saturday Night Live in 1975. Other comedians like Chip Ellen Murphy made use of Moonies, biting wit and hard edge as he told jokes that explored racial issues with both humor. And truth. I Moscow Wells Gabriel. Oh, this'll is AP News. I'm Rita fall away. He heard the shouts saw the flash bangs.
AP News
"richard pryor" Discussed on AP News
"Hackers who threatened to freeze the gas line. The CEO of colonial pipeline, told The Wall Street Journal. He authorized the payment of $4.4 million in crypto currency to a gang of hackers who broke into his computer systems. Sources have told The Associated Press that in exchange for the ransom Colonial received the software decryption key required to unscramble their data network. Joseph Blount told the journal he knew it was a controversial decision, but he felt it was the right thing to do for the country. He agreed to the payment because the company didn't know the extent of the damage and wasn't sure how long it would take to burn. In the systems back online. The shutdown on May 7th but to panic buying and shortages at gas stations from Washington, D. C to Florida JENNIFER KING Washington The price of Bitcoin fellas much as 29% today after the China Banking Association warned member banks of risks associated with digital currencies. I'm Jackie Quinn. AP News Popular comedian who worked closely with Richard Pryor has died. Perhaps you're not as familiar with Paul Muni as many others are. But if you have ever cracked yourself up to the humor of Richard Pryor, Dave Chappelle, Eddie Murphy, or even homey the clown from in living color, you definitely know his work. Money has died. He was 79. His publicist says He died of a heart attack at his home in Oakland, California money and prior began their friendship and working relationship in the late 19 sixties. They went on to write episodes of Sanford and Son and Prior insisted on having money aboard as a writer on his now classic turn as a host on Saturday Night Live in 1975. Other comedians like Chip Ellen Murphy made use of Moonies, biting wit and hard edge as he told jokes that explored racial issues with both humor. And truth. A Moscow Wells Gabourey. Oh, this'll is AP News I'm Rita fall away. He heard the shouts saw the.
Talk Radio 1190 KFXR
"richard pryor" Discussed on Talk Radio 1190 KFXR
"After the six week mark many women in the state who are not even aware they're pregnant. Won't be able to get the procedure Texas, one of several red states attempting to chip away at overturning the landmark 1973 Supreme Court decision, Roe v. Wade. In other news this morning here on a FN comedian and writer Paul Muni is passed away. He died Wednesday at his home in Oakland after suffering a heart attack, according to relatives, perhaps best known for his work with Richard Pryor and as a writer on Asked that Mel, but younger audiences probably know him from his recurring role on the day of ship L show Sopel remembering Mooney is one of the best that ever did it, adding his legacy. Will live forever. And speaking of Entertainment, Warner Media is rolling out at 10 Bucks a month ad supported version of HBO, Max streaming starting in June. A TNT announced this Monday. It's combining its massive Warner Media assets, which includes HBO, CNN with Discovery to create a new media company in a $43 billion deal, however, It's not expected to close until mid 2022 Warner media's still going ahead with plans for HBO. Max A. TNT said earlier this month that there are 44.2 million subscribers, the HBO Max and the traditional HBO channel combined. In the United States. And if you're trying to navigate the streaming wars, if you will, I mean, look, The fact of the matter is content used to control us, and now we control content. If you think about it, we used to go to the movie theater. You know, Sports would tell us went to sit down and front of the TV. Your regularly scheduled program. Told you you had to be in front of the television that 67 o'clock Now we've got who Lou. We could watch it the next day. Uh, content does not control us anymore. If you think about it. And S O, You know, when you're sitting around with a million things to watch, complaining that nothing's on you.
AP News Radio
Pioneering Comic Paul Mooney, a Writer for Pryor, Dies at 79
"A popular comedian who work closely with Richard Pryor has died perhaps you are not as familiar with Paul Mooney as many others are but if you have ever crack yourself up to the humor of Richard Pryor Dave Chapelle Eddie Murphy or even homey the clown from in living color you definitely know his work mony has died he was seventy nine his publicist says he died of a heart attack at his home in Oakland California Muni and prior began their friendship and working relationship in the late nineteen sixties they went on to write episodes of Sanford and son and prior insisted on having morning aboard as a writer on his now classic turn as a host on Saturday Night Live in nineteen seventy five other comedians like chip Helen Murphy made use of movies biting wit and heart age as he told jokes that explored racial issues with both humor and truth I'm Oscar wells Gabriel
The Dori Monson Show
Paul Mooney, Comedian and Writer for Richard Pryor, Dies at 79
"He collaborated with comedic stars like Richard Pryor and Dave Chappelle. Comedian and actor Paul Mooney has died at the age of 79 or Allison Keyes has a look back. Paul Mooney was beloved by many for his sharp wit and biting racial commentary, leading fans to ask questions like Must Everything Be Race? Yes, everything money, was head writer for the Richard Pryor Show and also wrote for the classic TV programs. Good Times and Sanford and son. Confronting racism in ways not often seen on television from a stand up performances. Jesus is black and so is clear. Patrick know your history to his guest appearances on the Dave Chappelle Show, where he did Mooney on movies. Tom Cruise, He's The Last Samurai. Give me a Break. Allison Keyes. CBS
KNBR The Sports Leader
"richard pryor" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"You understand? Like the first Time I saw Pauly Shore duty. Oh, I'm kind of little big short guy. Do I know you are not really I'm kind of low key and Paulie Shore guy. Yeah. Comedy store the whole thing that I've heard that documentary is amazing. I think it's on Broadway Show Times, Bradman Jin told me family came out this year. It's a documentary on the history of the comedy store Policy wants that and his mom, Mitzi Gaynor, right, who opened up and it's like, You know, it's Letterman and Leno. All these guys getting their starts, you know, stood all of them. Richard Pryor, Robin Williams. Everybody went through two color. Apparently the documentaries off the chart because it's got all that footage and stuff, you know, way re sort of reassembled our cable package. And I had to sacrifice Showtime. Ooh, And I know I did get they'll serve up some decent stuff. Showtime. I like like the comedy store documentary that I'm not seeing. So what do you want to tell me how it is, But I definitely will. I don't even think I knew about it, or I would have seen it by now. Because I'll definitely look for that. And also Murph, Showtime. Is the network carrying that Go. Go's documentary. It's pretty good. That was the other one. Yeah, See, I'm starting to get burned. You're starting to get its not. It's like now I'm starting to you know, but My cable bill was out. No, it's even know do pro. It's like it's like a mortgage payment at this point, the cable bill, no Cos out had to take action. And then they just they just they just adds the hope you're enjoying, like, you know, the douche network or whatever. Because they just added, like 17 new channels. And, like I don't even know I had this, but I'm paying for it. Now. We're gonna send you the link to this thing right now. I need a five parter this thing by the way, I just realized this hit a little close to home from Earth because he was giving an example too. He's a go Polly when he was first telling us about your furnace that what armor for it's the free of the Ranger rats built a nest in the furnace was actually gave an example. I want to say it was Tuesday where, he said the furnace is one of these things, Polly where it's not like you can just lop it off your cable bill. It's not like you can just get rid of these. Like you kind of need that to be here. And now I'm realizing Murph actually had a choice between Showtime in the first. Yeah, I'll keep Showtime. Keep Showtime went on that space. You know, Rory? Yeah, that's it. That's Zack calling. All right, listen. Sitting all y'all the links of the year show. Tell all over this story. Just say it. Say, Pete. Yeah, it's it Has you written all over? I know that. I know what that Pauly Shore's mom,.
860AM The Answer
"richard pryor" Discussed on 860AM The Answer
"All you have to do is give Trinity a quick call and will take care of the rest. No one really knows what the future will bring. But one thing is for sure. If your dad has you down We should talk. Here's the number call 1 809 9 holes 69761 809 90 69 76. Italian police arrested nearly 50 people is part of an anti Mafia sting operation in the southern province of Calabria. By using phone taps and scaring bank records. The authorities say they've uncovered fraud worth several $100 million. It ranges from public procurement scams to a network of sham companies that would issue huge quantities of fake receipts for people to evade taxes. One of those put under house arrest his collaborators regional finance minister. Another Being investigated is a center right politician who's twice served as a member of the European Parliament. They didn't I involvement. Meanwhile, the Canadian company behind the Keystone XL oil pipelines suspended work in light of President Biden's executive order revoking its permit. He Stone President Richard Pryor said over 1000 jobs will be eliminated in the coming weeks. Making news and analysis in town hall dot com. Senate Democrats are pushing hard to deprive minority Republicans of any power to resist President Biden's legislative agenda. Now Minority leader Mitch McConnell is trying to preserve for his part of the same right to resist afforded to both parties for decades. The filibuster allows opponents to argue against the nomination or bill endlessly until the filibusters ended. That can force the party in power to compromise to get a few extra votes. They need to move toward a final vote. It's a power Democrats enjoyed and used over the past four years. Now they're threatening to use their simple majority to end the filibuster rule stripping Republicans of any power to resist the Biden agenda. But Magna reporting US Army will lead the investigation into a helicopter crash that killed three National Guard members on a training exercise this after the remains of the troops were recovered from.
Liberty Talk FM
"richard pryor" Discussed on Liberty Talk FM
"In a row right in this the heart of downtown key and publicly located 36 weeks in a row. When I was a drug dealer. Yeah, yeah, I have to say that there that was more consistent like II in college. I threw a party for like, two years. Every almost wasn't every weekend, but it was like like during the school year. Almost every weekend. It felt like and I have to say that 36 weeks in a row way out, did us. Yeah. And we were not, you know, hiding that one. That was right. We were hiding this one either. Last night. It was obvious where we work. Fireworks. You can't give him more. Heidi. The mad over here He is bright. Now is bright lights. Loud noise. If you can find us, that was after that was a midnight when the fireworks went off prior to that we had had the party started at eight o'clock. So we had loud music and lights for hours before that. We're on one of the main drags. So are you talking about the issue about the 36 caps? Because they're too fireworks? That too? Yeah, Yeah, I'm just curious. Yeah, That was the one thing that did attract the cops to them all right, because we were in the heart of downtown Keenan. That particular there were. There were not quite as many people setting up fireworks and three in the morning, but nightcaps words nightcaps weren't as well attended as the New Year's Eve party. But we you know we did have it was a good people. It's something for for what may be next. Here. We can start getting 100 plus after nightcap, but we're gonna need we're going to need to bring kegs and strip the problem. Okay, So the problem the college the problem with doing every single weekend, is there? No, There's no nobody or actually, almost nobody has, you know. A time to put into something like that, Except that it doesn't even almost have time for that. I know right like anybody that time. It's you know, it's it's you know, people, people like you often will criticize. Well, you don't have a lot of people. Well, yeah, because we've done it 36 36 weeks in a row. I mean, how many people do you think can afford to put in every single week for 36 weeks is just not gonna happen. But that doesn't mean you can't get a good group of people come out to say, you know, a New year's Eve party. Let's do one of the bonfire. Knew in Central Square. You mean Yes. That would be fun. Oh, Lord Jesus is the fire you know they would actually call they actually call the fire department. I think on that one. That's the cool thing in France is the fireman have been fighting back against the police. And they're they've got this crazy combat tactic. Like when. When they taught me to knife fight, they said the first thing you should do is cut yourself because that convinces your opponent you're crazy. And so, but these fire Fighters were down stout sing themselves in fuel and setting themselves on fire. But they were wearing their fire suit fighting people while on fire. That's awesome is Richard Pryor.
Direct from Hollywood
A Biopic About Arguably The Most Influential Comedian Of All Time Is On The Way
"Regrettable life in times of quite possibly the most influential stand up comic of all time Richard Pryor is finally coming to the screen and blackish creator Kenya. Barris has jumped on board to make his feature film director debut. Kenya's honored for the privilege of telling Richard Remarkable story saying in a statement the way Richard did what he did with truth was. Self aware and self deprecating and said with unmatched vulnerability that was the power and impact of his work prior had a voice that was distinctly his and in many ways comedies since has been derivative of what he created. It's a film about that voice and the journey that shaped. There's no word on who will play. The iconic comedian will definitely be a role many actors will look for.
Latina to Latina
How Sasha Merci and Dee Nasty Found Their Comedic Calling
"So. Do you to know each other? Okay, so my family and her family were friends way before we were even born, so we were always see to their at family gatherings when we were younger, and then we started getting very close in our teenage years. And that's when we find that. We were identical. Identical yes Indian. D- what was Sasha like as a kid? Sasha was very artistic like I remember when I would see Sasha's especially, because when we were kids, we kind of hated hearing about each other, because our parents were kind of against each other like my mother would always be like Oh. You Know Sasha is doing a plane school in her middle school and high school. And I, and then her aunt, who was had would be like. Oh, well, you know D- Get straight as all the time so. Tired of hearing each other about each other all the time I don't even want to hear, but what we started becoming a little older, and we were forming our own opinions about one another I just remember her being so bad cystic always drawing, always thinking always creating. So loving energy always the first thing you would see when you see especially when she was younger well still. You know as a first impression is. She would always argue she has always like loving, so that was how I remember her as a kid. Sasha! What was do you like? D. was very smart like I. Just knew if you WanNa, know something is I d, Goretti, she. She knew facts all the time, so my aunt was telling me that she has straight as I was very impressed by how young she was, and how she was how she was able to articulate herself and I'm like man animal. He'd been an artsy fartsy and I can't even express myself like she. She can, but. One of the things that I do definitely remember as has a huge heart, and she's just willing to help anybody she she's. She's willing to save everybody and that's one thing I admire about her. She's amazing. Do when you were kids. Did you think that comedy was in the cards for you? I knew that it was going to be in the cards. In some shape or form at come from a very funny family, everyone's always roasting each other. And then my older brother also was very into comedy, and there was one TV how I would have to, but he was watching because there was another option, and he at a very early age I knew about Richard Pryor Eddie Murphy. So I knew that I wanted to do it because. It was something that will show my humor, and also my phone very strongly about something where I wanted to just talk about some recently learned the vile that can be a sluice fast, but if you make it into humor, if you make it funny that everybody wants to listen to it. And Sasha for you know. I didn't think comedy Liz. Ever going to be something that I was going to pursue because I wanted to be a singer. I wants to be the next Whitney. Houston and I didn't like her, but I wanted to make songs and. Just, people were always tell me like you're funny like you're you have a for a funny personality or you not to make jokes, and that also stems from my family, because we don't know how to be serious and if anything. That's. Dramatic happens in the family. We always tend to figure out what's funny, but they also put me onto Dave Chapelle Eddie Murphy and all these. Great giants that I look up to these these days you know.
Can We Talk?
Joan Rivers: Can We Talk?
"Joan rivers career spanned nearly six decades she started with cabaret and off Broadway shows in the late fifties and then became a star of late night television hosting the tonight show and the late show with Joan rivers and eventually the daytime Joan rivers show in the nineties. She was best known for her comedic and sometimes mean-spirited interviews with celebrities on the Red Carpet John. Style was self deprecating abrasive. Everyone was fair game including herself. She charted new territory and comedy by telling stories from her own life combined with her willingness to talk about taboo subjects like hot flashes sagging bodies bad sex and marriage problems. You may have noticed that we borrowed our podcast. Name can talk from this hilarious. Talented and complex Jewish woman. Can we talk? Was Jones signature. Tagline sometime. She's it as a punchline. Sometimes it was a setup. It was an invitation to her audience. A signal that she was about to confide in them. Here's Joan on the show in the early. Nineteen Eighty S. I would not cheat. I would not cheek Maine because nobody asked me but I not because I think why we talk. I think my husband's spooner man okay. Which is very hard to save. I feel very close to you. I especially if you can. We talk was also Jones way of calling attention to her flaws and other people's her way of saying let's stop pretending and tell the truth here. Can we talk? Let me tell you something. The reason I have nothing happy the way I'm blessed is because I'm getting older at least seven very drop because Oh oh you don't know what it's like to get older too. You know what it's like to go in the morning to take facial mask and realize you're not wearing what so. Why did we borrow her? Tigon FOR OUR PODCAST. When we started the show Joan had recently died and we were all steeped in the debate about her role and her complicated legacy as brilliant and hilarious. But also crass and sometimes cruel. We love that. She had so many dimensions and that she believed in telling the truth about women's lives and expanding the range of models. We see all things we knew we wanted to do to. We also liked that. Can we talk was an invitation to our audience to join us in this project of storytelling and with that. Here's a wonderful interview from J W as archive recorded in two thousand six for our documentary. Jewish women in comedy making trouble. Joan talks about her early days at the Chicago. Comedy Clubs Second City being a woman on Johnny Carson's tonight show and playing midwestern clubs as New York Jewish comic later in the interview. She talks about going back to work after her husband's suicide in nineteen eighty seven. She starts by telling Interviewer Rachel. Talbot about a fight. She had with her parents over her decision to go into comedy. I left my house in pedal pushes enter old car that I used to drive and went to New York in speaking of the year and it was just awful and my dad wrote me a letter say that we are going to You'd better come home or we're going to have you committed. I was living in the bars on hotel for women and my dad wanted says and pulled me out. It was a scene. I think they ever forgot dragged me out. It was just horrible scene Harles. They just thought I was really life as though question about it. They just couldn't accept that. This is where I was going to end. This is all I could do so the I went back home and then I went away. Yeah it was just awful and then Pity yes that was great. Second City was very competitive. It was six of US thrown on stage. And it was make up your own lines and get your own scenes going and everybody wanted to be the star second city and everybody wants to get their stuff and so it wasn't like being gracious. It was like I got a better idea I wanted. It was very competitive and that was great too. I learnt in second city. You have to talk up and I learnt the freedom of you. Think it's funny try it. Don't wait don't think about it. I still do that if freed me. It taught me to be tough. It taught me to fight. If you thought you're Si was good you went into four four and a taught me co with your instinct. Only do what you truly think is going to be funny. It changed my life and then you you came back to New York Nissan. You learn so much from second cities are how had your comic persona change came. When I came back with second city I was myself onstage. Good bed or different. I was what I was and I was a divorced when no Jewish smart college graduate not particularly attractive girl on stage and I was telling you about my life. It wasn't about my mother-in-law was about what I'm going through my mother's hysterical because I'm single and I'm having an affair with a married man and my gay friends. What happen to my gay friends and it was all about truth. The first routine that really worked. I had a WIG hairpieces. I was driving into New York to perform at this club. And the WIG flew out of the window and a car drove over it and I said there I was walking on the west side highway. With a dead Wigan my arms had says firestone on and no one stops and all the truth and taking the truth and exaggerated and it just opened me up. I never went back. I never went back to. He's so fat that unless I really believe when did you find out Johnny Carson? Nothing in my career. I think that's why I was that you log come easily ever. I've never been the first on anything all my friends. And that time I was working the village with my George Carlin and Richard. Pryor all these wonderful men everybody got through everybody was on Carson and on Griffin and I was brought up seven different times to the Carson show. I was finally rejected by Secretary. Who is eating lunch while I was performing? I mean beyond humiliating. I got on because the night before some comic bom so they called me up and they said you can come on but not as a comedian. They had no faith in me. They brought me on as a girl writer and at the end of the show at the end of that night on air. Johnny Carson said to me you're going to be a star it was maisy and I look behind me. I couldn't believe and the next day. My life change changed overnight. They were getting all these calls and stuff. Was there ever a feeling of like? Oh you're to New York reports. I was doing costume regularly. I don't think it was hosting really I was you know the Golden Girl Carson and the ages come back and say you to New York to Jewish you to New York and my husband was married by that point. Ed You said this is ridiculous. He said picked the worst city in the country. And they said Milwaukee they still have been meetings. This is nine hundred seventy. There's still enclaves. They dress up Nazi uniforms and saw Adolf stand. He said center Milwaukee. And let's see and they sent me to Milwaukee and I was. They had to change the size of the room and put in the ballroom. Our I put originally in a little hotel the pfister in their little comedy room and they had to over the ball and put me in so that changed everything they said. Okay America will get her. I mean people begin to put little pockets and it's so stupid because funny is funny. You're minutes was using back on state. What was that decision? The decision was very simple. One I know money I had to go back to work. I didn't have the luxury of being the widow in the house on the hill so I had to go back to and nobody wanted me and Vegas gave me back my contracts. 'cause isn't nobody wants to see anybody that has that kind of you would just fired. would terrible glistening one out that. I was very hard to work with It was just all wrong all wrong. I was banned from late night. I've never been brought back ever not one late night show So I was really struggling my career and I had all these bills. Listen was in. It was just a bad time so I went back to little nightclubs. I said well I'll start again. I went back and started doing little like us and out of that came the red carpet
Unreserved
Stand-up, sketch and satire: The rise of Indigenous comedy
"Charlie Hill was a legend on the stand up comedy circuit. Almost every indigenous comedian will cite hail as their inspiration their motivation and hand aspiration and even though he passed on in two thousand and thirteen the laughter he created. Lives on hill was a member of the oneida nation of Wisconsin Wisconsin. His first network appearance was on the Richard. Pryor show in nineteen seventy four. He was the first indigenous comedian to appear on the tonight show with Johnny Carson and he also appeared on the tonight show with Jay Leno and made multiple appearances on late night with David Letterman. Here's the legendary Charlie Hill. I did this back in L. A. and they didn't quite get it you know they're not used to seeing is in Hollywood. Everybody wants to tables in a circle and they weren't quite sure you know in a in a heckler and I know that she'd never judge a man by the color it was neck or anything like that wouldn't want to hear their prayer Marica. And why don't you go back. We came room so I can't in his living room last week. I was in Washington. DC WE SEEK. Did he show where members of the American Indian Republican Party. Three in the next gentlemen ever met in my life and then coming out here to Canada airport searched and I resent that via need. You were as an alien. You'RE GONNA hijack a plane anyway. Take me to hope. So I'm sitting on the airlines. You know in the middle seat here redneck sitting on each side of me and I'm thinking you I stole my leg ripped up my culture but you're not giving these damn armin don't they. What do you nations? We have tonight on the commentary. Everybody Yawn your your nation. Okay one-two-three antastic. Just thought I heard somebody. I don't even Wanna be that's cool. That's okay we're all welcome here in the circle of humor tonight. Welcome everybody who came but we always CDs. He's one of the power they always WANNA be. So I wrote a commercial called generic they WANNA you tired of being left out in the cold with no native heritage on aware of your Indian roots. Or maybe maybe you have new Indian roots. You'll uncomfortable powwows. Well soon. You be out there singing and dancing with the rest of US thanks to. Yes one spoonful of generic in your native groups are starting to grow back instantly. You'll never appeals spiritually inadequate again taken as direct the generic increases wisdom and stores and makes you one with the universe where we're script in so try today when someone asks you your travel really just say generically you made up what you know. What in your heart art? Gosh inside of action include suicide poverty disease religious persecution and general of land the recorded. That would've picked comedy. Festivals welcomed a Turtle Island showcase in two thousand and five. That was Charlie Hill.
CharVision
This Famous Comedian Grew Up In A Brothel
"So much for being thank you for having me Oh my goodness it was it's lake it's just amazing but you've had quite the life Oh Yeah Bravo my great grandma ran broth on grandmother was a prostitute your grandma pimp and then I had an aunt great aunt who is a you're just all the time day time period really did you have like a when I was younger I'd be like is maxine there and I'm like no she's inside turn on a trick what could I get you