Eddie Murphy slams 'racist' joke David Spade made about him in 1995 'SNL' sketch: 'Cheap shot'
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Eddie Murphy reflected being offended by a joke that David Spade made about him during a 1995 episode of "SNL." Murphy said that he felt the joke was a "cheap shot" and "racist."
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"Back in the old days, they used to be relentless on me, and a lot of it was racist stuff. It was the ’80s and just a whole different world," Murphy said.
Murphy then pointed to "when David Spade said that s--- about my career on ‘SNL," referring to a joke that Spade, now 59, made during a "Hollywood Minute" sketch on a December 1995 episode of the show.
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