Arsenio Hall Gets Emotional About Relationship With Richard Pryor

[@OfficialHowieMandel]

Watch full episode here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHvPfadvr5upg5Isi=T5eN1gehP7Q8BYtT

[@Zicoslater2]

Arsenio is not just a legend, he's also a great storyteller.

[@BUW2476]

Salute to Arsenio Hall for being there with Richard Pryor till the end

[@backtoobasics]

Thank you arsenio!!!

[@darrencourtney8475]

What a true friend!

[@ideamonkey]

I haven't thought of Arsenio in years. The man is a class act.

[@bobabooey7088]

Arsenio treated the king like The King

[@mikelemasters-db8fo]

That was actually a pretty good impression of Richard.

[@Swimininmonet]

I have Arsenio’s memoir that was written in the early 90s it’s such a great read!

[@westmcgee9320]

Yeah. Can’t finish now. Lump in my throat. Great vid. Thx for sharing it.

[@12BITSOUL]

Right!!!

[@joshuas4695]

Arsenio is the man......And who knew he'd also be such a dope friend to have too Lol Awesome

[@mdooms76]

Arcenio needs his own podcast! I love his voice, storytelling, he's an excellent host and intetviewer...the list goes on. He may not have a show but this is the age of podcasts which is just as good. He could be big like Shannon.

[@SheLoveSports]

My aunt had a long-term illness. She said that people will be there for you in the beginning but most people will eventually leave you 😥

[@AbleConnerIV]

Aunt, didn't lie.🫡💚👑🤌🙏

[@waymonstoltz5001]

Just try your best to always be there for others​@@AbleConnerIV

[@msays1275]

Hey Very nice interview ❤

[@sam4soph1]

Wow, great story.

[@westmcgee9320]

Somebody in the comments or maybe the caption said that Arsenio got emotional talking about Mr Pryor. I’m only halfway into the video clip 3:47 and I’m feeling myself getting more and more choked up. I think it’s the combo of this information that’s new to me, Arsenio’s kindnesses toward Mr Pryor, and Howie being as gd polite and generous as a host could possibly be. Genuine kindness breaks me up.

[@stratdx]

I watched his show every night. When my daughter watched “Coming To America” for first time a few years ago, I accessed about an hour and a half of Arsenio stories. This interview is pure magic; I’ve listened to this podcast three times already. Thank you, Arsenio, Howie, and Jackie!

[@ultramag.7]

This was beautiful 🫶🏿

[@Juango2006]

BLESS RICHARD PRYOR & ARSENIO HALL. 🙏🏽

[@bilalmotley1999]

Great stories

[@kittychatalot]

My parents to this day say that Richard Pryor was the best stand up comic they saw live.

[@bicstlcoach]

ARSENIO IS MOST DEFINITELY A LEGEND

[@vanevans9599]

Respect AH!

[@waymonstoltz5001]

I didn't know Prior had MS.. I always wondered why he was on a scooter in Lost Highway

[@Zicoslater2]

Listening again to Arsenio tell that story, I'm shocked! "Dancers with cigars." Wow! That's one hell of a g@y party he threw for Richard Pryor.

[@2KGrind09]

I need his book, I've read so many books about pryor.

[@wendybennett5243]

WOW..I LOVE HOWE AND ARSENIO'S FRIENDSHIP ❤❤❤😢🙏🏾

[@CharlesEdmond79]

♥️🙂

[@MsJoiBella]

The important take away is, people just may not know what a person is going through if they don't say anything.

[@luvaboy772]

2:29 I don't think Richard would feel that way about Quincy Jones now after what he said about him a few years ago with Marlon Brando.

[@jbizz80]

Richard admitted to his own gay encounters in his autobiography. Bro was open about everything he did.

[@luvaboy772]

@jbizz80 I know, but the way Quincy did it rubbed me the wrong way. Because he started telling other people's business who ain't here to defend themselves.

[@jbizz80]

@@luvaboy772 Yeah I agree. The way he did it was wrong.

[@MegaWandak]

@@luvaboy772and he was on the same ish

[@luvaboy772]

@MegaWandak That's what 2Pac said about him in 1992.

[@BobKnight-mm2ze]

People telling personal stories under videos that are totally unrelated is so boring. But damn it, I'm about to do it. My grandmother's brother (I think the term is "great uncle") always had money back in the day. And ALL my cousins wanted to be "close" to him. I thought he was on the evil side, so kept my distance. But at 90, broke and alone, it was just my mother looking after him. And then when SHE died, it was just ME looking after him. He passed at 93. On MY birthday, of all things. He was definitely an evil guy, and a liar, and lot of stuff. But I did what I thought my mother would have wanted. The rest of the LIVING family? Nothing. Oh, one relative stole some money he had under his bed.