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During Eddie Murphy’s Delirious, a heckler tried interrupting the performance, but the crowd response was immediate. The person who shut the heckler down turned out to be Murphy’s own brother, Charlie Murphy. In the middle of Eddie Murphy’s legendary Delirious set, a heckler suddenly interrupts the show—only to be... show more

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Paige 💕4 months ago

Charlie Murphy spawning in to defend his brother is the most Charlie Murphy thing ever.

TheLogicalOne 🇺🇸4 months ago

2026 couldn’t handle Eddie Murphy jokes from back then people would have hurt feelings 🤣🤣🤣

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Charlie Murphy wasn’t playing, that’s big brother mode activated. Family loyalty hitting harder than the heckler. Classic Delirious energy that could never be replicated today. Who else remembers watching this special as a kid and losing it at this moment?

Steven Ratnik4 months ago

What's his best movie?

H-Town Johnny4 months ago

"She was a habitual line stepper"

Bane Cush4 months ago

Dave Chappelle said he would restart his Chappelle show only if Eddie would take his late brothers place .... Which we all know won't happen 😔

Ben Velderman4 months ago

Yelling out a request is not heckling, BTW.

John4 months ago

I never could figure out what she was saying and I’ve watched this so many times. If she did say, “Do Mr. Rob…” She is referring to "Mr. Robinson's Neighborhood", and she was immediately cut off. Eddie’s best standup show, which still holds up!

Timothy Brown4 months ago

Charlie wasted no time taking out the heckler.

ZappaDawg4 months ago

Every single "call out" in the history of comedy is staged. It's part of the show.

Daniel Wilson4 months ago

Eddie knew immediately who’d said that response god bless you Charlie

Story Web4 months ago

Charlie Murphy!!

Working My-Nerva💃🏽👨🏻‍🦳❤️‍🔥👩🏽‍🦱🐶🐾🧋👊🏽4 months ago

I miss Charlie! He was funny as hell 😆

Digital Brain4 months ago

Crowd dynamics can be powerful, much like how ecosystems balance themselves when a species is challenged.

JHAY4 months ago

Family backup hitting harder than the set itself

Joe4 months ago

Never knew that was Charlie Murphy that yelled in the crowd - awesome! Thanks for sharing.

ᴅᴜᴅᴇʀ sᴀʟᴏ4 months ago

Goddamn AI writes shitty tweet scripts.

CJ Howard4 months ago

Still loving that red leather suit!

Javier Bautista4 months ago

Imagine all the untold stories he could’ve shared on the @DaveChappelle show!!!

Hugh Gillis4 months ago

Eddie Murphy Delirious, still stands up today, and is comedic genius!

CABYBARA4 months ago

80s comedy had an edge you just don't get anymore

WarScope📡3 months ago

Charlie Murphy instantly shutting down that heckler to protect his brother’s set is peak family loyalty. That moment turned potential drama into pure legend.

Tobi | The Catalyst4 months ago

Beyond the comedy, it highlights the bond between the Murphy brothers. Charlie didn't hesitate for a second, and the crowd instantly understood that protecting his brother came naturally.

DaBakrzMan4 months ago

Delirious is the best stand-up by any comedian, hands down. This is a hill I would die on.

AstroDak4 months ago

Though, it makes it less funny. All these years I thought that was just some random dude.

filo4 months ago

I saw Eddie Murphy performing in a Comedy club on Long Island before he was officially a member of the cast. A guy in the back started heckling Eddie. They went back and forth with Eddie winning that round. Later I went to the Men's room Eddie was there talking to that guy!

Jack Abid4 months ago

@grok can you explain what the heckler was referring to?

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Eddie Murphy didn’t just do impressions. He became people. In the ’80s he could walk onstage in Delirious or Raw, tilt his head, drop his voice, and suddenly you were watching James Brown, Stevie Wonder, Elvis, Bill Cosby, or Mr. T. The voice was exact. The body language was exact. The attitude was even more exact. James Brown was the showstopper. That gravelly bark, the sudden “HA!”, the way he’d spin and drop into a split while screaming about feeling good. The SNL hot-tub sketch is still comedy gold. Stevie Wonder might be even more impressive. Eddie captured the head-sway, the warm, rolling cadence, and that endlessly optimistic speech pattern. The “Ebony and Ivory” sketch with Joe Piscopo as Sinatra is legendary — and Stevie himself later played along with it. Bill Cosby got the slow, precise, slightly scolding delivery. Eddie used it both as tribute and as payback after Cosby called him too dirty. Decades later he still pulled it out. Then there was Elvis (“Thank you very much”), Michael Jackson (the whisper, the moonwalk energy, the sudden intensity), Mr. T, Richard Pryor, Mike Tyson, and — according to Eddie himself — his all-time favorite: his late brother Charlie Murphy. He’d been doing Charlie since they were kids. Later in his career he added a dead-on Tracy Morgan that made Tracy himself crack up. What made Eddie different from most impressionists is that he never just copied the sound. He found the vibe — the ego, the rhythm, the little physical tics — and turned it into comedy. One man, a red leather suit, and an entire room of famous people walking around inside him. That’s not mimicry. That’s a superpower.

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