@@CopperK This is spoken word poetry. Rap as we know it was created in the NYC borough of The Bronx by Jamaicans 🇯🇲 and Puerto Ricans 🇵🇷. Busta Rhymes was a part of that history. Also Brazilians 🇧🇷 created Jazz that eventually made it's way to American city of New Orleans in Louisiana
I just turned 40 this year and my daddy would have been 70 on yesterday...REST HIS SOUL... And we used to watch this movie together and we USED to be able to recite this story word for word ...😂😂😂💪🏼
@109208850126108568830 House Party Robin Harris: "Dolemite. You Like Dolemite, huh? You grew up on it. What's wrong with you? Don't like Dolemite." Bebe's kids Faizon Love voice of Robin Harris: " I got a movie you should watch next time: It's called Dolemite. You might not seen Dolemite, because that movie is to appreciate poetry."
We used to listen to Dolemite records in my friends garage back when I was a teenager. Funny then. Funny now. And yes, Eddie Murphy killed in the movie on Netflix!!
@@AriesSuperLove That's what Kid got deserved for disobeying to his father's and when he got grounded, snuck out to his house and when to the party at Play's house anyway.
i remember seeing this movie at a drive-in theater with 5 friends. we had all dropped acid before we got there and smoked hash while watching this flick. it was the funniest flick i had ever seen, we were in hysterics almost uncontrollably. what a great movie, not to mention the 'signifying monkey' told in it's entirety. love this flick!!!!
I remember when me & my brothers were little kids & discovered this records my father had of Rudy Ray Moores they were funny then & now timeless Classics.
The movie House Party is where I remembered this but back then we didn't have UA-cam had to wait years later to appreciate his work...lol....long live Dolemite ...dolemite his name and fucking up muthafuckas is my game....we salute u
I remember listening to the comedy elements enjoying the laughter as a young person. When I watch the movie now I feel like my brain has been sucked out, stomped on and thrown in the dumpster.
My ninth grade year in high school, somebody was passing around a video of this. First time I ever saw dolemite. Still the funny shit I’ve ever heard in 40 years
Yes this is true, Rudy was ahead of his time. It's just that he came out very early and now all of the commedianes (Eddie Murphy, Martin, Dave Chappelle) all pay homage to him. And he likewise is known as the Godfather of rap. Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Easy E, and many more sampled much of his materal. So Rudy was a huge trend setter and a trailblazer that just came out before his time.
Well, Rudy, here is the weekend, this is about the time we'd be talking on the phone; in what was to be our last conversation, I told you how much I valued your friendship for all those years, having absolutely no idea how ill you were getting at the time. Will never forget getting you and LaWanda (Aunt Esther) Page on a 3-way call at work, my coworkers wondering why I was laughing so hard. Never thought I'd be talking to you now in cyberspace; will always miss you, Rudy, thanks for the memories
The first time I heard this story was on a cassette tape someone snuck over to my house when I was like 9 years old. The only tales I remember is this one & the one about the titanic.
For decades, I thought this was the original. 😂 Not long ago, I was introduced to the original, where the monkey gets away at the end, and I was highly disappointed.
I was a little white boy in the San Franando Valley working at of all things, a Car Wash and was turned on to Black Culture in 1968 Or 9 Whatever. I Truly loved (Still love and Miss) my Black friends and brothers There. I guess I was a step ahead of it all in some ways. Rudy was a part of that. I still have his old Party Records. All them old LP's And Im glad I still do I do Love my Man Rudy Ray Moore!
To this day : I wonder where did the late Robin Harris get that line from ? When I was going to school my brother showed & interduce me to : Dolemite . It's sad that Rudy Ray Moore passed away , it broke my heart , but his still legacy can be heard from almost everyone. God rest in peace , Dolemite.
The Life...the lore and folk poetry of the black hustler....by Dennis Wepman...you gotta check this book out...Ball of the freaks, Mexicana Rose, The Letter, and so so much more....hard to find but a diamond in ruff.
a true legend..every MC in Hip-Hop should bow in memory of this man..he will be missed...
The 😈 attacking Hip Hop History. We must invoke the memorial spirit of Rudy Ray Moore to remind these fools!
@@CopperK
This is spoken word poetry. Rap as we know it was created in the NYC borough of The Bronx by Jamaicans 🇯🇲 and Puerto Ricans 🇵🇷.
Busta Rhymes was a part of that history.
Also Brazilians 🇧🇷 created Jazz that eventually made it's way to American city of New Orleans in Louisiana
@@Venezolano410 no liar rap as we know was born put of southern 🪶Native Black🇺🇸 culture
@@CopperK
Stop lying. Rap was created in NYC, the Bronx.
@@Venezolano410 Immigrant ALL 🇺🇸music were created by Native Black 🇺🇸
I love someone who can really swear with passion and expression.
I just turned 40 this year and my daddy would have been 70 on yesterday...REST HIS SOUL... And we used to watch this movie together and we USED to be able to recite this story word for word ...😂😂😂💪🏼
FINALLY!! All my LIFE I would hear this from Robin Harris or from my older brother and I never saw it for myself. Thank you for this vid!!!
"You do like Dolomite dont cha? U grew up on it." I love House Party 1 and 3
Me, too.
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Way down in da jungle deep.bad ass lion stepped on the signifying monkeys feet"
That’s where I got this from too 😂
why does this man not get the recognition that he deserves for being a pioneer
Because Hollywood wasn't ready for him.
Robin Harris talked about this movie on House Party and Bebe's Kids
Two great films and a great actor.
Same
Tyreese Joyner I don't remember Robin Harris discussing this film. Can you provide a clip/link
@109208850126108568830 House Party Robin Harris: "Dolemite. You Like Dolemite, huh? You grew up on it. What's wrong with you? Don't like Dolemite."
Bebe's kids Faizon Love voice of Robin Harris: " I got a movie you should watch next time: It's called Dolemite. You might not seen Dolemite, because that movie is to appreciate poetry."
+Tyreese Joyner and he was about to tell Leon the poem
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I had to listen to this again. I grew up during the time this came out. I was a youngster in Greenville, Ms. I miss those days.
One of the greatest comedians of all time. He made signifying uniquely his. There will never be another as masterful as he was.
We used to listen to Dolemite records in my friends garage back when I was a teenager. Funny then. Funny now. And yes, Eddie Murphy killed in the movie on Netflix!!
We use to listen to them while riding around pretending to be at work
Hari Seldon 🤣🤣😉
I recently knew it, do you think that the Eddie's movie is bad?
Thank God I got to see him before he passed, RIP to Rudy Ray Moore!
Kid sneaks out while Pop is sleeping in front of Dolemite - but the door closing behind Kid awakens Pop. On his way to the party
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 and got his ass whooped at the end
@@AriesSuperLove That's what Kid got deserved for disobeying to his father's and when he got grounded, snuck out to his house and when to the party at Play's house anyway.
@@JJB11 but Stab called his mama a garden tool.
@@rageangerman1432 Yeah. That wasn't Kid's fault to start a fight; it was Stab, Zilla, and Pee-Wee started trouble to bully Kid.
@@JJB11 Yeah! We'll break your legs and kick your fuckin ass! 🤣
i remember seeing this movie at a drive-in theater with 5 friends. we had all dropped acid before we got there and smoked hash while watching this flick. it was the funniest flick i had ever seen, we were in hysterics almost uncontrollably. what a great movie, not to mention the 'signifying monkey' told in it's entirety. love this flick!!!!
Writing late night poetry brought me to this 😂😂😂. Uniquely beautiful
I remember when me & my brothers were little kids & discovered this records my father had of Rudy Ray Moores they were funny then & now timeless Classics.
Now this was the real rap artist right here! 😄😀😃👍🏽👍🏽
All thanks to House Party! Love them rhymes Dolemite was spitting.
I wouldn’t know this joke without watching house party so many times 😂😂.
I love this, it was 1984 and I was 10 years I first saw Dolemite, end up laughing my ass off and piss my pants.
Gotta love it! Rest in peace Mr. Moore, we miss you brother.
I love this old school, these are the best that we had.
The movie House Party is where I remembered this but back then we didn't have UA-cam had to wait years later to appreciate his work...lol....long live Dolemite ...dolemite his name and fucking up muthafuckas is my game....we salute u
Man big thaks for this upload this man is The Godfather of Rap. R.I.P RUDY RAY MOORE .
This man was a ghetto Shakespeare!!
Shakespeare was ghetto Shakespeare.
Best description ever......lol
I remember listening to the comedy elements enjoying the laughter as a young person. When I watch the movie now I feel like my brain has been sucked out, stomped on and thrown in the dumpster.
😂😭😂HA!! "Don't talk no shit, won't be, no shit!😂😂
Growing up as a white boy, my dad had this memorized verbatim & he loved him some Pam Grier what a legend
My great grandmother brought me here.
That’ dude Dolomite was awesome he acting one of the the Grandfathers of early rap
My ninth grade year in high school, somebody was passing around a video of this. First time I ever saw dolemite. Still the funny shit I’ve ever heard in 40 years
After all these years just watched this for the first time, great movie on levels i don't think were appreciated at the time
Yes this is true, Rudy was ahead of his time. It's just that he came out very early and now all of the commedianes (Eddie Murphy, Martin, Dave Chappelle) all pay homage to him. And he likewise is known as the Godfather of rap. Snoop Dogg, Dr. Dre, Easy E, and many more sampled much of his materal. So Rudy was a huge trend setter and a trailblazer that just came out before his time.
Classic shit, funny as hell.
My Dad told this joke to other people when I was younger, and I'd always hide and listen.
I lol'd hard every time.
Robin Harris brings me here everytime
House party brought me here
@linkclicker While he was on punishment.
Eddie Murphy bout to kill this movie
he did good ! shut the fck up
I think Charlie prob would have played him RIP
It was good!
DA MOVIE COULDA BEEN A LOT BETTER.....
WAY DOWN IN THE JUNGLE DEEP!
Muito bom relembrar o passado.
Parabéns
''Da 🦁 Steppin on the signifying 🐒 feet...''😭
That’s the intro to a good story.
Thanks Robin Harris for putting me on to this
Coming 2 America - Saul brought me here!
Me too
My homie in fl, told my. Thank you. I watched. Dolomite the human tornado as a kid. We'd seek in .🤣😁
Me too that was my favorite movie
Still the greatest comedian of all time
Who just watched the movie
It did! But I love house party!
i came here because soon Unsung Hollywood will be doing a story on Rudy May Moore. I didn't know who that was...
I hope you are doing well but from the day you posted this I followed it and boy Netflix nailed it!
I came here because I heard his cameo on TV in the movie House Party while Kid sneaking out of the house. 😂😂
Steve Harvey got me here.Dis shit funny as hell
Best of all time made rhyming popular!
Well, Rudy, here is the weekend, this is about the time we'd be talking on the phone; in what was to be our last conversation, I told you how much I valued your friendship for all those years, having absolutely no idea how ill you were getting at the time. Will never forget getting you and LaWanda (Aunt Esther) Page on a 3-way call at work, my coworkers wondering why I was laughing so hard. Never thought I'd be talking to you now in cyberspace; will always miss you, Rudy, thanks for the memories
The first time I heard this story was on a cassette tape someone snuck over to my house when I was like 9 years old. The only tales I remember is this one & the one about the titanic.
same here,,,
Genuin . To say the least
I looked this up when I first heard it on Robin Harris’ tv in House Party 😂😂😂
So did I. I thought it sounded interesting. 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
This is great! Reminds me of House Party. No Rudy Ray, No Robin Harris I know but they were both hilarious.
Who's here because of Eddie Murphy movie?
No one cares why you’re here
Dolomite kinda looks like Tristan Thompson lol
fuck tristan thompson this is dolomite
DAM... House Party brought me here...Pops
RIP Dolemite!
A classic
Snoop dogg brought me here one of his rap influences.
House Party brought me here !!
My 5 year old grandson loves this
"The lion jumped up in a hell of a rage, like a young man smoking some ganj ! " lol lol
Bebe's Kids (Movie) brought me here
"Dolemite, My Man."
ѕaмe.
y'all should have been knew this
calvin hall Bebe's Kids brought me here
Dolemite says muthafucker better than Samuel L Jackson but sam is 2nd
Classic, legend Rudy Ray Moore!
I had the pleasure of meeting Rudy's son today. He was, by far, one of the nicest guys I've ever met.
That must have been cool.
It was amazing! He gave me an autographed picture of him and his father together. So cool!
Reminiscing of childhood brought me here.. I remember when this first came out.
I'm 61 years old when we were segregated one of my buddies told me this story I think it was on cassette
Eddie Murphy did a good job with Playing Rudy Raymore. Seen it in the theaters on the big screen
I remember me and friends listening to his albums.
For decades, I thought this was the original. 😂 Not long ago, I was introduced to the original, where the monkey gets away at the end, and I was highly disappointed.
Kids today will never know true poetry and comedy.
Every once in a while the theater company i'm in uses this as a warm up before rehearsals. lol
It’s me 28 knowing it by heart it’s my go-to to make anybody laugh
I recited this in 4th grade class as a poem by a great American poet
Being a 80's baby bought me here.
Ya dig
Dolemite is my name bought me here
Me too
I was a little white boy in the San Franando Valley working at of all things, a Car Wash and was turned on to Black Culture in 1968 Or 9 Whatever. I Truly loved (Still love and Miss) my Black friends and brothers There. I guess I was a step ahead of it all in some ways. Rudy was a part of that. I still have his old Party Records. All them old LP's And Im glad I still do I do Love my Man Rudy Ray Moore!
70s had best movies eddie is perfect for that role
To this day : I wonder where did the late Robin Harris get that line from ? When I was going to school my brother showed & interduce me to : Dolemite . It's sad that Rudy Ray Moore passed away , it broke my heart , but his still legacy can be heard from almost everyone. God rest in peace , Dolemite.
i seen the mr dolomite movie the other day on Netflix lol even my youngest daughter seen this before I did we both was cracking up
KING OF RAP MUSIC~ DOLEMITE
Classic and still funny as hell after all this time!
From. George Glenn tucker
Jaaaaa!!!! Steve Harveys show made me look this up!
What a Legend 🖤
Hey I got kicked out of kindergarten because I was quoting Rudy Ray Moore after watching this movie 🎥
Here after watching dolemite on Netflix 😜 thanks Eddie Murphy
King of the Toast a true Toast Master!!!
House party brought all of us here lol!
The Life...the lore and folk poetry of the black hustler....by Dennis Wepman...you gotta check this book out...Ball of the freaks, Mexicana Rose, The Letter, and so so much more....hard to find but a diamond in ruff.
Eddie Murphy killed this role
I loved this movie as a kid
Bebe's Kids brought this my attention years ago
House Party for me. Robin Harris was obviously influenced by this.
I landed here due to watching Bebe's Kids tonight.😂😂😂
This some ole school for you..love it!!!
Gwendolyn yes love old school comics they laid the foundation for the ppl of today.
House Party 1 lol
A timeless classic tale
My grandpa is Johnny Howard Birkett of revolation funk the band who plays time on my side in the movie and has a credit at the end of the movie
I remember watching this back in the day when I was a kid
bounce tv brought me here lol
I’m a mid 30s white guy and 90s hip hop brought me here.
...the monkey said "Motherfucker, cant you see??? You standing on my Goddammm feet!!!"
he died on the 10/19/2008 from complications with his diabetes...but he was 81 so he lived a long life
THE GODFATHER OF RAP, GIVE IT UP!
Yes sir! Always loved dolemite