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Jay Pharoah’s Bernie Mac impression breaking down how soft comedy has become is a reminder that comedy didn’t get worse, we just stopped being able to laugh at ourselves. We miss Bernie Mac and his legendary comedic voice of reason 😂 #Comedy #RG3 #OuttaPocket #JayPharoah

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