
Eddie Murphy Raw Page #10
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- Year:
- 1987
- 93 min
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and punched me in the mouth...
...real, real hard.
Because the punch said:
And my ego said, "What was that?!"
I said, "I don't know."
And my lip said, "Hey, fellas!"
So I'm standing there
with my lips hanging down,
looking like J.J. from
Good Times and sh*t.
And I ain't know what to do,
so I scream for security.
I said, "Security!"
And that's when one of my boys
jumped over the table
like Linc Hayes from
the Mod Squad
and grabbed that boy
and started going:
Boy hit the deck. My boy jumps up
and starts f***ing this boy up
and his brother woke up, jump on top
of my boy and started kicking his ass.
Then somebody says,
"Fight in the back!"
And all the people,
the bouncers, came
and saw two n*ggers
fighting two white guys.
They jump on the n*ggers.
"You n*ggers have to learn
"to stop f***ing up our club.
Didn't we let you in here, n*gger?
"We saw you laughing while
we were dancing. We saw you."
Then all the brothers saw 40 white
guys beating up two black guys,
"Hey, you can't beat up the brothers."
They jump in the fight.
Then it looked like 40 white guys
fighting 40 black guys,
it was a big race war and suntan lotion
and Jheri-curl juices shooting all over.
And at the end of the fight,
everybody sued me.
Everybody claimed
I'm 5'1 0". I weigh 1 65 pounds.
I can't whip a disco's ass by myself.
Even people that didn't fight sued me.
People that watched the fight
was in court.
"No, I didn't actually fight,
but I was there watching.
"And it was a discotheque
and a strobe light fell off the ceiling,
"creating a weird effect
with the mirror
"and I saw this
and my eyes were sprained,
"the eyes, and I need 1 2 million
for my sprained eyes."
Brothers sued me. Yo, man,
the brothers came out and sued.
I was like, "Ain't no brothers
gonna sue me." Brothers sued Ed.
The brothers went to get paid.
I was, "Brothers don't sue brothers."
They was like, "F*** that.
I'm getting paid, motherf***er."
Brothers went to court,
got educated on the judge.
All of a sudden they was like,
"State your case."
"Yes, Your Honor, on the evening
in question, per se, Your Honor.
"Yo, check it out, Your Honor.
I was inside the disco.
"Cooling, right?
I went in with my girlie, right?
"My girl start illing,
"Start acting all tipsy and sh*t.
I say, 'Where?' She say, 'Over there.'
"I say,
'F*** that big-nose motherf***er.
'I make my money just like him.'
Right, Your Honor?
"I don't give a f***.
I ain't getting on nobody.
"So, Your Honor, check it out, right?
What happened then, right?
"I say, 'Yo, what you want, me go over,
get the motherf***er autograph?'
"I got the autograph for my girlie.
"I walked over and said,
'Yo, Ed, sign this autograph.'
"Then Ed say, 'I ain't signing
a motherfucking thing.
'F*** you and your ugly b*tch.'
I say, 'Yo, Ed.
'I'll bust your ass
for saying sh*t like that.'
"He say, 'Motherf***er, I...'
And he ran over to my woman
"and slap her in the face,
Your Honor.
"Then he slap me and
my man in the face.
"All three of us, like
the Three Stooges, Your Honor.
"Twelve million.
"Twelve!" I was disgusted.
"Yeah, Your Honor.
Give us half his sh*t."
I was mad. I called my mother up.
You know how you do.
When you get depressed,
you call your mother.
You get your ass whipped,
first you call home.
I call my mother's house.
Because you wanna hear:
"lt's gonna be all right, baby.
lt's gonna be fine.
"You just come on home. Stop crying.
I'll cook you something to eat.
"I'll cook you one of them
big old hamburgers
"I used to make before.
You just come on home."
And you want that burger
when you get older.
I called my mother's house,
it was a Friday night,
the phone rang for a half-hour.
Which meant my pops was home, and
on the weekends, my pops gets drunk.
I was praying he wouldn't
answer the phone,
because I'm bleeding,
my lips are swollen,
people walking by going,
"Jimmie Walker."
I'm going, "No, I'm Ed.
I just had a fight."
So I'm praying my father
wouldn't answer the phone.
And I picture this is going on,
my pops is home like this, drunk:
"This is my house!
"lt's my house
and I don't give a f***!
"You know something?
Hey, I'm drunk, Lil.
"Lil? I'm drunk.
And you know something?
"lt's beautiful.
"lt's beautiful, Lil. ln my heart
and my soul, I'm drunk.
"You know something, f*** it.
"Because if I wanna drink
something in my house, fine.
"You don't like it,
get the f*** out of my house.
"I pay the bills for this motherf***er.
I wanna drink something, I drink.
"Hey, Lil, you gonna
answer this telephone?
"Do you hear the phone ringing?
"Lil!
"That's the phone, motherf***er.
That's not me.
"No, I'm not answering sh*t.
"I pay the bills.
I'm gonna answer the phone too?
"Who am I, Alexander Graham Bell
up in this motherf***er?
"You better answer this telephone.
"Lil, answer the phone.
Goddamn it, look...
"Sh*t, I'm watching the fights, Lil.
"Are you...?
"OK. Fine.
Don't touch the phone no more, Lil.
"Since you can't get up off your ass
and answer the phone,
"you can't touch the phone.
Bye-bye, phone, for Lillian.
"No more phone for you.
Your phone privileges are cut off.
and put it on the fridge.
"That's the new rules in the house.
"I'm gonna take the old rules off
and put new rules up.
when I tell you to do something.
We gonna put rules up. Rules up.
"Rules. Rules.
"One, 'Lillian cannot use the phone.'
"Two, 'Lillian cannot...'
"Since you're such a smart
motherf***er,
"you can't go outside anymore either.
"Cannot go outside ever again.
"Now, put the rules up, Lillian.
"You abide by my rules
and my regulations, goddamn it.
"And the rules say
'No phone and no outside.'
"And I don't give a f*** if the
motherfucking house is burning down.
"lf I come home and a fireman
putting the house out, I say:
'How you find out the house
was burning?'
'We got a call from your wife,'
I kick your motherfucking ass.
"You're in this house to stay!
You'll burn up in this motherf***er.
"No, Lillian, where you going? Didn't
I just say you couldn't go no place?
"How the hell you gonna
go somewhere...?
"You're not going to Shirley's house
to play Pokeno. F*** Pokeno.
"Take your coat off. No, you can't
go no place because I said so.
"The rules say 'no outside.' I know you
wanna leave, that's why you can't go.
"You better call and tell her
you're not coming.
"You can't use my phone.
"I don't know.
You better lift up the window
"and scream your
motherfucking head off.
"But you're not... I don't give...
"You're not going no place.
You're not going no place.
"Because I know you wanna leave.
That's why. I know you wanna leave.
"I know you wanna leave."
I got one of those fathers
who gets drunk and sings
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