Take a break from some of life’s challenges and watch some “Laugh Out Loud” videos by some vintage comedy legends and some “up and coming” comedians.
“Coming 2 America,” the sequel to the 1988 Eddie Murphy comedy reunites Murphy and Arsenio Hall will debut on Amazon Prime Video on March 5, 2021.
James Earl Jones, Shari Headley and John Amos will also be reprising their roles alongside new additions like Wesley Snipes, Leslie Jones, Tracy Morgan and KiKi Layne.
Black Jeopardy with Tom Hanks on Saturday Night Live! (Posted 10/22/16)
Contestants Keeley (Sasheer Zamata), Shanice (Leslie Jones) and Doug (Tom Hanks) compete on Black Jeopardy, hosted by Darnell Hayes (Keenan Thompson).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmZm2HBMtTQ&t=519s
Niecy Nash Introduces A New Hotline For Racists
In this New York Times satirical video infomercial, comedian and actress Niecy Nash plays the inventor of a new hotline, 1-844-WYT-FEAR. The video advertises a phone service for white people to call when they can’t cope with black people living their lives near them. It’s a real phone number we created so that fearful whites can call it for advice, about their racism.
Close your eyes and listen to comedian Jay Pharoah as he impersonates Chris Rock, Eddie Murphy and Kevin Hart. The dude is good.
EVERY LITTLE STEP” MUSIC VIDEO WITH MIKE TYSON AND WAYNE BRADY featuring BOBBY BROWN
Click here to go to “Funny or Die” to view the video. Mike Tyson’s version of “The Running Man” dance is priceless. OK. I will finally admit it. Wayne Brady is funny. After seeing Wayne Brady a few years ago in arguably one of the funniest skits on the “Chappelle Show” where he terrorizes Dave Chappelle, and now this…OK, the dude is funny! You can see the Wayne Brady – Dave Chappelle Skit below.
Laugh and Learn with us watching classic comedy videos from some of Black America’s funniest comics of all time including Dick Gregory, Robin Harris, Bernie Mac, Timmie Rogers, Redd Foxx, Flip Wilson featuring The Temptations, Paul Mooney, Dave Chappelle, Gabriel Iglesias and Richard Pryor, in a classic comedy sketch as the 1st Black President.


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