CONSTANT CRAPPING ON OJ SIMPSON - Norm Macdonald | REACTION

Have had this one in the hopper for a while, Norm absolutely was relentless on OJ Simpson back on Weekend Update. Jock & Young Jock were very young during the trial and got lost a few times so please cut 'em some slack! Keep the requests coming and THANK YOU SO MUCH for the support!
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[@miked2445]

Norm doing these bits are the sole reason he was fired from SNL.

[@CodeBleu724]

I thought it was for saying "fuck" on live TV. Which goes to show that it's ok to kill your wife, but saying the f word is the mother of all crimes.

[@bellac1451]

Yah, when the NBC exec, who was friends with OJ, told Norm to stop doing OJ jokes, Norm doubled down and did MORE OJ jokes. 😂

[@schrodingers-gat]

Norm talks about getting fired on Letterman: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZqZq2elndWjmKcsi=dd4VqFuRcaExBG53

[@patrickseidel8625]

That was Charles Rocket​@@CodeBleu724

[@Tomekkplk]

@@CodeBleu724 democrats call it the "birthing person of all crimes"

[@kardeef33317]

The president of NBC was best friends with OJ, when he was warned to stop, he did twice as many and was fired from SNL

[@MagicianandtheJock]

Makes sense.

[@josiaharaki7310]

And the excuse he was given was that he wasn't funny enough. He had a laugh about that a year Later when he was invited back as a guest host.

[@josheldridge8546]

@@josiaharaki7310 "either i've gotten funnier, or this show sucks!"

[@MearnieToon]

He wasn’t best friends ..geez

[@josiaharaki7310]

@@MearnieToon fine! Lovers then.

[@26shedan]

A C Cowlings (sp?) was the friend driving OJ in the Bronco during the " Chase"

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

Double bonus points for knowing the Dorf story! RIP Conway.

[@captainkangaroo4301]

Norm’s boss on SNL was one of OJ’s best friends for 30 years so he ended up firing him.

[@swneighbours]

It was Lorne's boss at NBC

[@JKM395]

My girlfriend at the time watched every second of that trial. She recorded it on her VCR and would watch it all after school. This was when I learned that justice can be bought in this country. I think I was 17.

[@MagicianandtheJock]

100% true

[@russlupky3505]

Bought how?

[@JKM395]

@@russlupky3505 If you have enough money and/or clout, you can literally get away with murder.

[@atomicwedgie8176]

@@russlupky3505 This was right after the Rodney King beating and racial tension was high with the L.A. Police Department. The prosecutors (Darden and Clark... along with Judge Ito) were told to throw the criminal case to avert another black riot and that OJ would probably lose in a civil case. He was found guilty and ordered to pay $8 million. The glove didn't fit due to shrinking (when blood soaked leather dries it shrinks) and OJ had gained weight... approximately 30lbs.

[@ptofview]

Don Ohlmeyer was the West Coast NBC producer and best friends with OJ. After some time he told Norm to stop joking about OJ. Norm refused and was eventually fired.

[@BrunodeSouzaLino]

Not only did he not stop, he started doing twice the amount of OJ jokes.

[@josheldridge8546]

norm's passing before OJ did robbed the universe of some absolutely prime material from him.

[@chrismaverick9828]

That compilation misses the end-all of them: "Well, it's official.... Murder is now legal in the state of California."

[@blackgirlcouchreviews]

I remember we watched the OJ trial in school during African studies and even at the tender age of 18 I understood that man was guilty AF!

[@MagicianandtheJock]

Same but I part of me didn’t want to believe it. I was a big fan of OJ.

[@blackgirlcouchreviews]

@@MagicianandtheJock I was too from Airplane

[@CommissionerSleer]

@@blackgirlcouchreviews Was OJ in Airplane? I don't recall him in that. Are you thinking of The Naked Gun or Kareem Abdul Jabbar?

[@blackgirlcouchreviews]

@@CommissionerSleer you sooooo right!!! Naked Gun is what I meant lol 😆

[@CommissionerSleer]

@@blackgirlcouchreviews Then me too and same. OJ always looked guilty as hell to me and caught red handed but if Leslie Nielsen had said OJ would never do such a thing I'd have to reevaluate that.

[@tylerakers]

Al Cowlings drove the White Bronco

[@MagicianandtheJock]

That’s right! Thank you.

[@im-gi2pg]

@@MagicianandtheJock Al Cowlings “AC” was OJ’s best friend since college football at USC and it wasn’t proven, but he probably disposed of the murder weapon. The knife was probably hidden in OJ’s golf bag. I think there was a photo of Al Cowlings with the bag or he had charge of the golf bag after the murders. I’m positive he disposed of the evidence where NO ONE will ever find it (probably smelted) and there’s no way he’ll ever talk. Maybe on his deathbed.

[@if_you_only_knew]

Oh the good old days! Loved me some 90s, especially SNL! Not so much anymore, although at times it is on point

[@MagicianandtheJock]

So good!

[@danielosorio9365]

Fired from SNL. Made him a legend.

[@billwun]

Norm was relentless. Keeping OJ in his crosshairs is what got him fired from SNL. OJ is friends with Don Ohlmeyer (sp?) who was head of NBC at the time and who David Letterman referred to as an idiot live on air.

[@everyonelovesmajima]

Norm also said "but he also thinks OJ is innocent."

[@davidteovogel3482]

Norm roasted OJ on earth, now the devil is roasting OJ in hell.

[@MagicianandtheJock]

100% thank God

[@chrismaverick9828]

And I'd bet he's having to listen to an endless loop of all of Norm's jokes about him.

[@gingerbaker_toad696]

And Norm is just giggling like a deranged child with the angels❤

[@Pokenoz940]

Al cowlings was also a former NFL player that I think played with OJ.

[@workjeff1951]

He was also driving the getaway Bronco.

[@BigD80822]

Always believed OJ was guilty as hell and should be sitting in prison until Nichole came back, that means until his death

[@MagicianandtheJock]

Same. Thanks Big D

[@LarsonPetty]

"You know who I am God dammit!!" - Al "AC" Cowlings, on phone with 911 while at the wheel of the infamous white Bronco

[@gardenlover9663]

That's terrible! He knows he's not supposed to talk on the phone and drive!

[@bobapjok4241]

My favorite Norm running gag bit is still "This once again proves my theory..Germans love David Hasselhoff"

[@ColKurtzknew]

"or so the Germans would have us believe."

[@jamesmccullough1395]

I am Canadian and I believe that Norm McDonald did not always get the kudos that he deserved for being such a straight comic, but he had the ability to make others think about what he had said. He had no filter and why should he, he said things like they should be..honest..direct and with thought. He will be missed.

[@tcmaddox]

Al Cowlings was OJ's teammate. He played at USC and for the Bills. He was the guy driving the white bronco

[@DFitz-bk7dj]

These jokes never get old!! Norm is a Legend!!!!

[@MagicianandtheJock]

Never. Thank you.

[@simonscott1121]

God I miss Norm. There is nobody else like him.

[@simonscott1121]

The greatest thing about Norm is he simply did not care. A lot of people claim not to care, but Norm really really didnt. He would occasionally bomb on stage on purpose, just because it was funny to him.

[@MagicianandtheJock]

We do too!

[@terriblecrayon]

Comedic Ninja. Spot on.

[@bretkaiser7355]

Good job, fellas! Keep going!

[@MagicianandtheJock]

Thank you. We appreciate you.

[@THXbox]

The DNA evidence was iron clad, rock solid, slam dunk. He was guilty as hell. Black jurors interviewed in the years gone by have admitted they acquitted him because they were still pissed off about the Rodney King incident.

[@clownzzz4837]

I watched the whole trial live on Court TV. My biggest takeaway from this trial was the level of mistrust so many black people had for law enforcement. Being a white guy from a small town, I assumed everyone trusted cops.

[@user-st6nt4ou6f]

OJ had lots of powerful friends, this was apparent, throughout his life. This is what pisses SOME people off. He traveled in rare circles that few billionaires travel in. I was no great fan of OJ but i give him much props for playinf the game of football, and LIFE. SUCK IT UP HATERS

[@ChubbyChecker182]

RIP OJ, you were part of a great comedy double act...sorta

[@rodneysisco6364]

Al Cowlings was OJ's buddy who was also a pro football player and was the one driving the white Bronco in the famous slow speed chase of OJ on the freeway

[@GulsCult]

The OJ jokes, and his refusal to stop them, is what led to his firing. The president of NBC at the time was good friends with OJ. Norm refused and doubled down on the jokes! Lol. And that's just another reason Norm MacDonald is a legend.

[@React2This]

Cowlings was driving the van during OJ’s attempted escape.

[@sklthedful]

OJ was an amazing football player and was a well known public figure in the seventies. After he retired from football, his popularity grew even more within the eyes of the general public. Everybody loved OJ. He was extremely charismatic, good looking, personable, and very likable. He was admired for his football and acting careers. When it was reported, in the late eighties, that he beat his wife Nicole, his reputation became somewhat tarnished. They divorced in 1992. In spite of the spousal abuse, OJ continued to be a beloved celebrity. In 1994, the murders happened. It shocked the nation. It was almost unbelievable that OJ would commit such horrible crimes. I remember the bronco chase. I heard a lot of the testimony on the radio (I didn’t own a TV at the time). Public opinion was very divided on whether or not OJ was guilty. When the not guilty verdict was announced, I was not surprised. The entire trial was a circus and the prosecution was not able to prove without a reasonable doubt that OJ had killed Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldman. The jurors deliberated for only four hours.

[@MomCatMeows]

I miss Norm ❤ RIP

[@miked2445]

He used to fuck with Frank Stallone like this too. Except instead of being a murderer of people, Stallone murdered logic on his way to pseudo fame. Check out a compilation of those.

[@MagicianandtheJock]

We will for sure. Thanks

[@accountable9026]

RIP

[@jonathansmith3742]

I am happy for OJ. He is getting what he earned. He certainly deserves everything he gets.

[@gardenlover9663]

When it first happened, I assumed he was innocent. My cousin whom I respect said he did it. I started to rethink my stab, I mean stance, at that point.

[@zebrazxx]

You're aware Norm Macdonald passed away a few years ago...

[@MagicianandtheJock]

Yes we are well aware of it. In the many videos we react to Norm we say RIP.

[@chiraglokesh]

There's Part-2 to this on the same channel do react👍🏼

[@jettslappy7028]

These jokes are for people who know stuff.

[@pongogab]

Guilty as hell

[@russlupky3505]

Based on what?

[@jerrybutler1336]

he got fired from snl for his oj jokes

[@MrTHEMONEEMAKER]

how could you not include the final one "its offical, murder is now legal in california"

[@JKLeScH777]

Norm would despise this type of content lol. But at least you got your 10k views and made no money off of it!

[@dznutz3598]

A George Floyd Jury.

[@Sunset553]

There were problems with trying the case. The prosecution put on a weak case, and there was testimony that police officers planted evidence to incriminate OJ. The officer who planted the evidence was on a recording, cursing and insulting black people with his choice of words. So, the jury voting to acquit was probably more about police misconduct in a.case that wasn’t strongly proven by the prosecutors. I didn’t watch the trial, unfortunately. I was at work when we heard the verdict, the last person to lean into a cubicle. Everyone else in the cubicle was in disbelief, but I felt a small victory moment I kept to myself. The black community of Los Angeles had had been through years of a bad relationship with the police, with a broadcasted beating of Rodney King showing everyone what happens in the hood. Then there was the trial of the officers followed by their acquittal and the people in the black neighborhoods rioted. OJ’s trial was a couple years later. His acquittal felt like scoring in this long game of racial tension between the police and black Angelenos. I started out thinking I wasn’t sure if he did it because he wasn’t covered in blood. Where was the blood? I thought he did it but still wondered how, without a lot of blood. I believe he did it, if not exactly as the prosecution described. I love Norm. RIP

[@christopherjohnson1803]

Norm really, really gave a full zero shitz about what people think...

[@shawnmiller4781]

Sorry but this wasn’t journalism Norm is funny but SNL doing the daily updates is not news nor journalism

[@miked2445]

Billy "Free the Nip" Collins

[@MagicianandtheJock]

🤣

[@miked2445]

I might like Daddy Downblouse Billy Collins, better.😂

[@miked2445]

@@MagicianandtheJock Im known as Poppa Goulash around the house. We never get a say when it comes to these things🤣

[@Rosiecats]

Only one of so many funny Canadians

[@smoothmove7566]

Does Howdy Doody have wooden balls?

[@landosalemchainsaw]

Does the pope shit in the woods?

[@georgesotiriou7051]

Norm and Downey did not give a f@ck

[@MagicianandtheJock]

Nope.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

Canceled, today.. Comedy back in the day, !!!!

[@WSB32867]

Sorry Don't Find Him Or This Funny 😡👎🏿💔 2 people are dead in OJ suffer enough 😢 as always no disrespect intended New York City USA 🇺🇸

[@richteezer1]

OJ suffered enough? He got away with murder FFS!

[@kurtl8425]

Do you own a dog house?

[@nelsonmaud1]

What's my have to do with this it happened in la i don't feel sorry for oj an afterwards robbery? Your nuts

[@surf101-]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@russlupky3505]

And I ALWAYS thought New Yorkers had a sense of humor!!!......(by the way...that was sarcasm)

[@finch45lear]

Do a bit a historical research if your going to put yourself on KZbin talking about a subject. You’ll actually get all the jokes.

[@MagicianandtheJock]

Thanks but I was in the scene most of what Norm was talking about. Actually lived in LA at the time. Thanks for the comment.

[@BadassVideos]

the guy on the far right blue shirt reminds me of a burly gay prorn star. dont ask me how i know that.