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The phrase "The Ice Cream Man is coming!" from this segment was sampled by rapper Raekwon on the 1995 single " Ice Cream". Once the ice cream was bought, they would sing and dance mockingly in front of kids who could not afford it. Then, he is introduced after the song and thanks The BusBoys for the opening act before starting his comedy routine.Īmong the topics Murphy addresses is the lure ice cream trucks have on children. īefore the show started, The BusBoys performed "(The Boys Are) Back in Town" over a montage of pre-show footage of Murphy traveling with his road crew. The show was recorded at DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C. Unlike his acts on Saturday Night Live, Murphy's performance was very profane, saying the word fuck a total of 230 times, and shit 171 times. Delirious was also released as an album on October 24, 1983, titled Eddie Murphy: Comedian, which won Best Comedy Album at the 1984 Grammy Awards. The 70-minute special was Murphy's first feature stand-up and the predecessor to the wide theatrical release in 1987, Eddie Murphy Raw.
EDDIE MURPHY STAND UP DELIRIOUS FULL TV
The stand-up set became a TV Special for HBO on October 15, 1983.
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Black people have been hit harder by this disease than any other group of people on the planet.1983 American TV series or program Eddie Murphy DeliriousĮddie Murphy Delirious is an American stand-up comedy television special directed by Bruce Gowers, written by and starring Eddie Murphy.
I don't know a person who hasn't been touched in some way by this disease.
I've had people close to me die from the disease as well. "My wife and I have donated both time and money to AIDS research. "I am not homophobic and I am not anti-gay," the statement said. In Los Angeles, Murphy's personal assistant, Paul Bloch, said Murphy "wrote every word, every comma," of his statement, and "we just faxed it out." In the film, Murphy plays a police hostage negotiator. While it (the apology) is late, it's a step in the right direction."Ī spokesman for "Metro," the film Murphy is making in San Francisco, said the actor was on the set and not available for further comment yesterday. "It's important for people in the public eye like Eddie Murphy to recognize they set a tone for the general public. "This statement certainly does sound as though Murphy recognizes the impact his past statements have had on the gay community," Smith said. The statement is overdue and now the air is clear."ĭavid Smith, a spokesman for the Human Rights Campaign Fund in Washington, D.C., also applauded Murphy's belated apology. Personally, I think this really shows growth. "This issue is bigger than Eddie Murphy, and a statement like this is very helpful in terms of quashing misinformation. I feel very gratified that he has seen the light.
He pointed to the fact that education is important for all of us, and that was the thrust of the press conference. It's 1996 and I'm a lot smarter about AIDS now."Īmmiano, after hearing the apology read to him over the telephone yesterday afternoon, said he is gratified. "I know how serious an issue AIDS is the world over. I think it is unfair to take the words of a misinformed 21-year-old and apply them to an informed 35-year- old man. Referring specifically to his 1981 HBO special called "Delirious," Murphy said, "Just like the rest of the world, I am more educated about AIDS in 1996 than I was in 1981. Murphy said he was young and "misinformed" back then. In his statement, Murphy said, "I deeply regret any pain all this has caused."
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The comic appeared on the show, taped at the Palace of Fine Arts, as planned, and in a subdued conversation with Letterman apologized for something else - his movie crew's disruption of San Francisco traffic.īut for years, when Murphy was doing stand-up appearances, he leaned heavily on jokes about gays, lacing his routines with terms such as "faggot." The protesters Thursday said Murphy never apologized for an old TV comedy routine in which he made jokes about people with AIDS and the transmission of the disease.
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