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Yeah.

No, he was one character in The Barbershop.

He was The Barber and he was, well, not himself.

No, Eddie Murphy was two characters in The Barbershop.

He was a Jewish guy in The Barber.

i was in the hall was just a barber okay yeah eddie being the jewish guy was crazy it's i just saw a video and i said every morning he had to sit and make up for like four hours it looks that way transform into that but that was like iconic back then because you know a lot of people didn't know that was eddie for years yeah i didn't oh no i didn't i i didn't know probably till sort of recently like within the last 10 years i knew yeah like a lot of people didn't know for years that that was eddie and that was in the

Coming to America was the 80s, right?

Yeah, that was in the 80s.

Late 80s.

So to have makeup done to where they can't even tell it's you in the 80s.

Incredible job.

that's it i would definitely do that like yo fuck it i'm out i'm leaving the set whatever i got on this big ass cape is staying on going to going to the club absolutely but shout out to michael b jordan he definitely deserved that sentence was a great movie um and i loved everything that they're giving michael b jordan he's definitely like you could tell they're giving him up to be the next one in hollywood the next best black male actor in hollywood

I'm just, I'm speaking on it.

I don't know.

I don't know if he's dropping an album on April 3rd.

I mean, he is one of the greatest recording artists that we've had, so I'm pretty sure he has access to a studio at some point.

Did Dez give you this speech?

And if he finds inspiration somewhere, maybe.

You know, maybe if it's a beat laying around.

Yeah, maybe.