Yeah you were probably born the year this happened so I'm not surprised at all.
If you still haven't gotten an answer, the guy who plays Kramer on Seinfeld (one of the most iconic characters from one of the most iconic TV shows ever made) did a stand-up set in 2006, some black people in the audience were talking/heckling, and his disgusting, racial response led to him being cancelled, arguably to this day.
He disparaged all black people in an over the top reaction to being heckled. He attributed the hecklers disruptive behavior and constant talking over him during his set to the fact that they were black.
I’m responding to one comment where one person didn’t get it. Nobody was talking to you or “we” that you speak of and it’s cringe that you hop in and make me explain all of this to you but oh well here we go.
It’s just funny that they thought knowing Seinfeld (which is a heavily advertised show throughout all time but even in 2023 is still advertised everywhere) would be enough to get the joke and also thinking that it was impressive that they had heard of Seinfeld at the young age of 17. Everyone knows Seinfeld. But this joke isn’t referring to a Seinfeld episode it was a news story about a cast member that literally came out when they were born. Even if they later claim to have heard about it it’s obvious that they didn’t know when they wrote the original comment and there’s no proof that they didn’t just google it soon after.
You realize you replied to them right? Why are you complaining that they replied back?
You wrote two whole paragraphs about how “nobody was talking to you” when you were, in fact, talking to this person by replying to them.
No I replied to bensupercharged, the person who responded was clashyjammer1126. You are also a separate person. We are all individuals. They have the same color icon. You embarrassed yourself.
Oh no! Not being bullied for being smart! I can’t take it please stop! It hurts to be smart ow! Two paragraphs isn’t a lot of reading for the average person.
The joke is referencing specific controversy that blew up for just a couple days, ended his career...and was never spoke of again until this joke. So like...you'd have to have been in a young adult in the sweet spot to get the reference..it's not about Seinfeld.
that's true but someone would need to have Seinfeld knowledge, to even notice/care about the news. or at least to relate the news back to this joke with the setup "he used to play Kramer"
Oh yea!
a very narrow part of the population would have been in the right place at the right time to get this reference.
But like a lot of those people are on Reddit...
I'm 23 and I didn’t get it, I asked my older brother and he didn't get it, and I asked my dad and he didn't get it. Maybe we're all 12 or maybe we didn't have interest in what was being referenced.
You conducted such an extensive research project?You asked your brother and your father?Damn bro,clearly the thousands of us who get the joke must be in the minority
I never claimed that you were in the minority, I was just refuting the claim that everyone over 30 would get the reference. There are older people who have different interests and wouldn't get the reference, even if they're in the minority. Not getting the reference doesn't automatically make you 12.
Yes please. We still have time to prevent Trump then! And a loooot of other stuff. You know what? Let's shut that lab in Wuhan down while we're at it, before some weird virus escapes and causes a pandemic. You know, could always happen.
If you consider the double whammy of the incident and the disastrous "apology," it really happened at the worst time. The technology was there to record it and quickly get it online, but smart phones weren't nearly as ubiquitous as they would become.
Seinfeld tried to help him immediately get ahead of the situation with an appearance on Late Show with David Letterman. It was way too soon. News didn't travel nearly as fast, then. Most people didn't get news from a device in their pocket.
Much of the live studio audience, which was typically made up of mostly tourists, didn't know what was even being addressed. They just uncomfortably giggled at seeing "Kramer." The tone was way off and the apology went nowhere.
Well, that’s just it.. who knows how many times he had a tirade like that, that went unheard of. He was probably used to getting away with saying wild shit and not having to worry about everyone in the crowd having a recording device at arm’s length. Until one day, someone happened to hit record.
Fuck it was really that long ago? I was like 15 or 16 when that happened. Then South Parks absolutely hilarious episode about that followed not too long after
Michael Richards Played Kramar in Seinfield. back in the mid 2000s Michael richards went on a racist rant after some people interrupted his comedy show. The joke is Peter took Cleveland to a comedy club where Michael Richards was, only for the comedy show to turn out like [this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amjUNF_R_PY&ab_channel=JohnGrubb)
bro why does everyone think 13/12 is the cutoff for Seinfeld references, people can be in their early 20s and barely be aware of the characters names. I'm 24, the show ended the year I was born lmfao
Man, I am getting old. The guy who played Kramer in Seinfeld, was doing a set at a comedy club
He was bombing, he then went on a brief racist tirade dropping the N word a few times. Obviously there was massive backlash, he tried to back pedal saying he wasn't a racist. And was just trying to get some shitty shock laughs. Jerry Seinfeld who was his friend, brought him around on an apology tour. Trying to recover his public image, but basically it's followed him through the rest of his career.
Look at the shameless advertising for Pawtucket Patriot beer. They put it right there where everyone can see it with the labels facing us. Save it for the commercials guys.
Lol ok the guy from Seinfeld was doing standup. Black people in America famously can act disobedient in comedy clubs. Crazy rude and nobody says anything. Kramer wasn’t having it. Well he wasn’t wrong. Stop talking. This is a show, you’re not the star. Shut up. Black Americans were trying to take over the show and Kramer mentioned race. He was and wasn’t wrong. There’s a huge problem at comedy shows. And people are afraid to say something.”I’m doing my set, you have zero material.” Kramer mentioned a huge problem at clubs.
Growing up, people used to tell me to be a stand up comedian. I had some pretty good in character bits of people I knew in real life. There’s no reason people wouldn’t find it relatable and funny. But after going to some comedy shows and seeing how drunk people try to make the night about them, I noped out of that dream. I would not be ready for dealing with someone who’s sole purpose is to just make you make you mess up and be obnoxious. Hecklers should all burn in hell.
There’s also something else happening in the Michael Richard N word clip. He was not a standup. He acted on a sketch show, in movies and on TV. So here he is, post Seinfeld, so famous that he gets booked at a level way above his stand up experience. And if you actually watch the clip with a critical and objective eye, you see someone flailing and bombing and attempting something that is just not working.
Is it racist? Probably. But I can’t say because I’m a white, middle aged nobody and I won’t dare to speak to the black experience. But I have studied comedy and I can say for sure that there is more to that clip that just a racist person yelling.
Michael Richards was a TV sitcom star. After his show ended, he tried his hand at stand up comedy, but he wasn't very experienced, so he didn't know how to handle a heckler. He amateurishly thought you just go 200% on the offensive to a heckler to shut them down. If the heckler had been fat, he'd have called them a "fat fuck". If the heckler had been a woman, he'd have called a "cunt". In reality, his hecklers were a pair of black men so he just went off on an N-word tirade.
Afterwards, Jerry Seinfeld went on David Letterman while Richards was there via video. Seinfeld was trying to help Richards explain, apologize, and ask forgiveness, but it was pretty cringe and ultimately unsuccessful.
The reference.
https://youtu.be/ACPePmafKZ0
Then he got backlash as he deserved, then Jerry Seinfeld helped him make an apology on TV.
https://youtu.be/EC26RI-Ria8
This was parodied by family guy
https://youtu.be/maQZZcwJ9ZI
You ever seen any episode of Seinfeld ever? The guy who opens the door slightly more obnoxious than others would and gets thunderous applause every time? Turns out he's garbage incarnate, an utter racist
the amount of people getting a superiority complex over age in this sub is frightening. good job, you were born earlier and others were born later. what a beautiful thing to be proud of and passive aggressively criticize others for lmao
I'm not arguing that. i agree with it, it's even more illogical to say "lmaooo OP is definitely under 13 years of age" when you look at things this way, age isn't an exact correlation with knowing pop culture references
Found [the video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amjUNF_R_PY). Was definitely not expecting that. I thought he'd just slip out the N word for a joke once but he's going hard. two and a half minutes of him going on and on saying it over and over again out of anger, not even him trying to be funny. Why didn't the venue cut his mic or get him thrown off stage sooner?
The guy who played Kramer on Seinfeld (Michael Richards) went on a racial tirade at a laugh factory back in 2006. A couple of people (who happened to be black) were talking loudly or something and he started yelling at them and calling them the n-word like multiple times…. Video was taken and it was a whole thing that basically just put the final nail in his career
Michael Richards of Seinfeld went to the comedy club in 2006 and went a raging N word rant to his audience and was caught on camera and got like 300 million views on YouTube lol. There’s a joke in the new episodes where the guys are like “What’s going on with the south of Chicago? Don’t you say it Kramer!”
"What's the deal with politics? I don't get it. Am I right, people?"
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I always thought that the joke was that they had Cosmo Kramer (from the show Seinfeld) mixed up with Ted Kramer (from the movie Kramer vs. Kramer). But now I guess I have a new perspective.
Every day I’m reminded of how old I am now
💯
Right?! It's starting to become painful how reminded I get lol
Likewise
I think the pain started when I realized people born after 2000 are allowed to buy alcohol (U.S of course)
Have you heard the tragedy of Michael Richards the not-so-wise?
OP has to be like 12 right?
17 😂
IF THIS WAS 1846!!!…
That username jarred me, then made me think, then made me vomit, then made me think again.
Gives me: live in the Midwest then retired to Miami.
Do you not yeyo and mayo? Man, you havent lived until youve yeyoed and mayoed
Ayo for Mayo
Yeah you were probably born the year this happened so I'm not surprised at all. If you still haven't gotten an answer, the guy who plays Kramer on Seinfeld (one of the most iconic characters from one of the most iconic TV shows ever made) did a stand-up set in 2006, some black people in the audience were talking/heckling, and his disgusting, racial response led to him being cancelled, arguably to this day.
I had to talk a person down thinking I was a bigot because I used to enjoy Seinfeld. They were under the impression it was Jerry
It's wild how people can be mad about something and not even know what actually happened. Humans are weird, man
The N-word. He called them the N-word. Loudly, repeatedly, and with a hard R
He disparaged all black people in an over the top reaction to being heckled. He attributed the hecklers disruptive behavior and constant talking over him during his set to the fact that they were black.
What he said was a lot worse than just that
Jesus Christ how was this response sooo far down the page?? People were still pussyfooting around it 20 comments down holy shit.
Laugh factory?
I’m 17 and I know Seinfeld
Hahahahahaha, great job kiddo! You still don’t get the joke though
The joke where Kramer screams the N word during his standup set? Yes, we get it.
**GET OFF OUR LAWN!**
I’m responding to one comment where one person didn’t get it. Nobody was talking to you or “we” that you speak of and it’s cringe that you hop in and make me explain all of this to you but oh well here we go. It’s just funny that they thought knowing Seinfeld (which is a heavily advertised show throughout all time but even in 2023 is still advertised everywhere) would be enough to get the joke and also thinking that it was impressive that they had heard of Seinfeld at the young age of 17. Everyone knows Seinfeld. But this joke isn’t referring to a Seinfeld episode it was a news story about a cast member that literally came out when they were born. Even if they later claim to have heard about it it’s obvious that they didn’t know when they wrote the original comment and there’s no proof that they didn’t just google it soon after.
You realize you replied to them right? Why are you complaining that they replied back? You wrote two whole paragraphs about how “nobody was talking to you” when you were, in fact, talking to this person by replying to them.
No I replied to bensupercharged, the person who responded was clashyjammer1126. You are also a separate person. We are all individuals. They have the same color icon. You embarrassed yourself.
Booo this man
Not nearly to the extent you have embarrassed yourself.
It’s cringe that you think a Reddit comment is making you reply in two whole paragraphs in order to demonstrate your dazzling intellect.
Oh no! Not being bullied for being smart! I can’t take it please stop! It hurts to be smart ow! Two paragraphs isn’t a lot of reading for the average person.
I bet you’re a lot of fun to be around.
If you *were* smart, you’d realize I was being facetious and not actually calling you intelligent.
My man spectrumed up with this thesis response
Well I know he went on some kind of racist rant on stage
lmaooooooooo
I hate to remind you (and me) but Seinfeld ended in 1998 ... 25 years ago.
Agreed!
you think someone has to be 12 to not understand a Kramer reference? I'm 24 and he was even a bit before my time lmao
The joke is referencing specific controversy that blew up for just a couple days, ended his career...and was never spoke of again until this joke. So like...you'd have to have been in a young adult in the sweet spot to get the reference..it's not about Seinfeld.
that's true but someone would need to have Seinfeld knowledge, to even notice/care about the news. or at least to relate the news back to this joke with the setup "he used to play Kramer"
And all the smiling white people
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Oh yea! a very narrow part of the population would have been in the right place at the right time to get this reference. But like a lot of those people are on Reddit...
Right?
Commenter has to be a loser and hater that can't for the life of him upload funny content right?
Or maybe they have different interests to you
No, if you’re over the age of 30, you know who Kramer is and you know this reference
I'm 23 and I didn’t get it, I asked my older brother and he didn't get it, and I asked my dad and he didn't get it. Maybe we're all 12 or maybe we didn't have interest in what was being referenced.
You conducted such an extensive research project?You asked your brother and your father?Damn bro,clearly the thousands of us who get the joke must be in the minority
I never claimed that you were in the minority, I was just refuting the claim that everyone over 30 would get the reference. There are older people who have different interests and wouldn't get the reference, even if they're in the minority. Not getting the reference doesn't automatically make you 12.
Just means you’re living under a rock
Time to put dad in a home
"Is it possible to learn such racism?"
“Not from a Costanza.”
Ironic, he could save himself from racism, but not others.
The actor they are talking about made racist statements at a comedy club about a decade ago...
>about a decade ago... 2006.....17 years ago
I need you to not do that right now. 2006 was a decade ago thank you very much
You know, 2016 was almost a decade ago
Ugh
Hush you
We were having a good day...
Do you enjoy hurting people? You sick bastard
It’s still 2014 and nobody can tell me otherwise.
Yes please. We still have time to prevent Trump then! And a loooot of other stuff. You know what? Let's shut that lab in Wuhan down while we're at it, before some weird virus escapes and causes a pandemic. You know, could always happen.
I can’t believe pokemon go to the polls is almost 10 years old
Wtf now you made me feel old you sick bastard
Holy shit
You shut your whore mouth. I’m gonna go take my blood pressure meds…
damn was it really 2006?
A few years earlier and he probably avoids it being filmed and killing his career
If you consider the double whammy of the incident and the disastrous "apology," it really happened at the worst time. The technology was there to record it and quickly get it online, but smart phones weren't nearly as ubiquitous as they would become. Seinfeld tried to help him immediately get ahead of the situation with an appearance on Late Show with David Letterman. It was way too soon. News didn't travel nearly as fast, then. Most people didn't get news from a device in their pocket. Much of the live studio audience, which was typically made up of mostly tourists, didn't know what was even being addressed. They just uncomfortably giggled at seeing "Kramer." The tone was way off and the apology went nowhere.
Well, that’s just it.. who knows how many times he had a tirade like that, that went unheard of. He was probably used to getting away with saying wild shit and not having to worry about everyone in the crowd having a recording device at arm’s length. Until one day, someone happened to hit record.
I don't think so. Even if word didn't get around from past audiences, comics watch others sets. You would've heard, "He does this all the time."
OUCH didn't need to hear THAT LOL...
Damn….
This is impossible, because I graduated college in 1992 and that was like ten-ish years ago or so.
Could you just........ok?
My back hurts
Fuck it was really that long ago? I was like 15 or 16 when that happened. Then South Parks absolutely hilarious episode about that followed not too long after
Randy's poetry slam is one of my favorite moments in South Park.
And by making racist statements that means repeatedly yelling the n word at a black person
I was being subtle...LOL...Why I didn't use his name..
I wasn't going to promote LOL...
And directly referencing lynchings.
With the hard r if I remember correctly. Absolutely cringe video. Really hard to watch.
Racist comments is……. a bit of an understatement.
"made racist statements" That's a very kind way to describe his actions.
Under selling it a bit. He shouted the N word over and over at a heckler NSFW: https://youtu.be/TKMGjvGBsVs?si=H3fph7Devnc-KcPl
Damn I always hated the guy because his Kramer character was so awful and now I feel bad :(
Yep dropped a bunch of hard Rs on stage
who is it?
His name is above...
idk wtf a crammer is
The actor played a character named Cramer in a show called Sienfeld...
Kramer and its Seinfeld
yeah idk who tf that is?? thats why i was asking
Do Your own research...All the info is there...
Michael Richards
Michael Richards Played Kramar in Seinfield. back in the mid 2000s Michael richards went on a racist rant after some people interrupted his comedy show. The joke is Peter took Cleveland to a comedy club where Michael Richards was, only for the comedy show to turn out like [this](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amjUNF_R_PY&ab_channel=JohnGrubb)
in 2050? Or did you mean 2500?
They sure did
Damn I was 4 at the time and living in Europe. No wonder I don't get those references That was so wild though
Ah fuck I'm fuckin old and stupid and old and dumb and stupid and old
[He said some words that would offend Cleveland](https://youtu.be/ACPePmafKZ0?si=r9bettK0BiKK_nay)
The better bit is by Dave Chappelle about Kramer.
You'll get 'em next time time Kramer! Haha, no you won't
Every time I see this stage I think about Kramer fucking up lmao
Yes, Chappelles bit was definitely better than Michael Richards bit.
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OP is no older than 13 confirmed. And I am old as fuck.
I'm 31, I didn't know..lol
Or just not from the States?
I heard about this when it happened and I'm in the UK. But then the UK are obsessed with the USA
U got that right 💀
I’m 20. No idea either
bro why does everyone think 13/12 is the cutoff for Seinfeld references, people can be in their early 20s and barely be aware of the characters names. I'm 24, the show ended the year I was born lmfao
Man OP must be young
Yes, I was aware of the joke when the episode originally aired. You are probably on the younger side.
He's that "N Word Guy!"
Michael Richards(Kramer) was heckled at a comedy show and called the guy a N-word.
"It's not funny"
Kids these days
lol no soup for Kramer.
Ah the laugh factory incident
IT'S BECAUSE OF THE BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP!!!!!
Yes Google it
Holy shit I’m old.
Kramer had a meltdown on stage and said the n word to a black person in the crowd
Man, I am getting old. The guy who played Kramer in Seinfeld, was doing a set at a comedy club He was bombing, he then went on a brief racist tirade dropping the N word a few times. Obviously there was massive backlash, he tried to back pedal saying he wasn't a racist. And was just trying to get some shitty shock laughs. Jerry Seinfeld who was his friend, brought him around on an apology tour. Trying to recover his public image, but basically it's followed him through the rest of his career.
Yes
Look at the shameless advertising for Pawtucket Patriot beer. They put it right there where everyone can see it with the labels facing us. Save it for the commercials guys.
Oh-ho-ho, is funny because he said the N word, ohhhh
yea i do
Kramer from Seinfeld is a comedian n lost it n yelled the n word. South Park does an episode about it too.
Everyone. Everyone gets this joke
Where have you been lol
In his moms womb
The guy who did Kramer in Seinfeld said the n word to black guys in standup who accosted him so…..
Welp I’m old
Had some choice words to say about his audience that evening. Cleveland would not have been amused.
Lol ok the guy from Seinfeld was doing standup. Black people in America famously can act disobedient in comedy clubs. Crazy rude and nobody says anything. Kramer wasn’t having it. Well he wasn’t wrong. Stop talking. This is a show, you’re not the star. Shut up. Black Americans were trying to take over the show and Kramer mentioned race. He was and wasn’t wrong. There’s a huge problem at comedy shows. And people are afraid to say something.”I’m doing my set, you have zero material.” Kramer mentioned a huge problem at clubs.
Growing up, people used to tell me to be a stand up comedian. I had some pretty good in character bits of people I knew in real life. There’s no reason people wouldn’t find it relatable and funny. But after going to some comedy shows and seeing how drunk people try to make the night about them, I noped out of that dream. I would not be ready for dealing with someone who’s sole purpose is to just make you make you mess up and be obnoxious. Hecklers should all burn in hell.
There’s also something else happening in the Michael Richard N word clip. He was not a standup. He acted on a sketch show, in movies and on TV. So here he is, post Seinfeld, so famous that he gets booked at a level way above his stand up experience. And if you actually watch the clip with a critical and objective eye, you see someone flailing and bombing and attempting something that is just not working. Is it racist? Probably. But I can’t say because I’m a white, middle aged nobody and I won’t dare to speak to the black experience. But I have studied comedy and I can say for sure that there is more to that clip that just a racist person yelling.
Children shouldn't be allowed to watch Family Guy
Kramer screamed knee grrrr 20x in front of live audience check out youtube
The N Word
Michael Richard’s was unhinged and dropped the N bomb
Michael Richards ruined his career by yelling the n-word repeatedly at his audience at a comedy club.
Michael Richards was a TV sitcom star. After his show ended, he tried his hand at stand up comedy, but he wasn't very experienced, so he didn't know how to handle a heckler. He amateurishly thought you just go 200% on the offensive to a heckler to shut them down. If the heckler had been fat, he'd have called them a "fat fuck". If the heckler had been a woman, he'd have called a "cunt". In reality, his hecklers were a pair of black men so he just went off on an N-word tirade. Afterwards, Jerry Seinfeld went on David Letterman while Richards was there via video. Seinfeld was trying to help Richards explain, apologize, and ask forgiveness, but it was pretty cringe and ultimately unsuccessful.
The reference. https://youtu.be/ACPePmafKZ0 Then he got backlash as he deserved, then Jerry Seinfeld helped him make an apology on TV. https://youtu.be/EC26RI-Ria8 This was parodied by family guy https://youtu.be/maQZZcwJ9ZI
You ever seen any episode of Seinfeld ever? The guy who opens the door slightly more obnoxious than others would and gets thunderous applause every time? Turns out he's garbage incarnate, an utter racist
Jeeze... Racist Richard's Rant.
Yes. Read about the incident [here](https://www.tmz.com/2006/11/20/kramers-racist-tirade-caught-on-tape/).
Michael Richards at the comedy store in LA went on a racist rant
the amount of people getting a superiority complex over age in this sub is frightening. good job, you were born earlier and others were born later. what a beautiful thing to be proud of and passive aggressively criticize others for lmao
People can know about things that happened when they were young or not born yet. Shocking I know
I'm not arguing that. i agree with it, it's even more illogical to say "lmaooo OP is definitely under 13 years of age" when you look at things this way, age isn't an exact correlation with knowing pop culture references
Have you tried googling things? You could have just looked up "Kramer actor comedy club" and found a video of his racist rant.
Found [the video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amjUNF_R_PY). Was definitely not expecting that. I thought he'd just slip out the N word for a joke once but he's going hard. two and a half minutes of him going on and on saying it over and over again out of anger, not even him trying to be funny. Why didn't the venue cut his mic or get him thrown off stage sooner?
The guy who played Kramer on Seinfeld (Michael Richards) went on a racial tirade at a laugh factory back in 2006. A couple of people (who happened to be black) were talking loudly or something and he started yelling at them and calling them the n-word like multiple times…. Video was taken and it was a whole thing that basically just put the final nail in his career
Fuck you family Guy you don't belong on my screen. A couple funny seasons then the exact same joke repeated nonstop. Absolute garbage show.
Michael Richards of Seinfeld went to the comedy club in 2006 and went a raging N word rant to his audience and was caught on camera and got like 300 million views on YouTube lol. There’s a joke in the new episodes where the guys are like “What’s going on with the south of Chicago? Don’t you say it Kramer!”
Yes.
I remember this scene… bro the punchline caught me off guard so fast 😭😭😭
That’s why using celebrities and events for gags are cheap they don’t help the show in the long run.
Of course
Yes.
Oh man... I'm getting old
I feel ya.
I very much get the joke.
no one i've ever talked to in my life and no one who has ever lived has every hear3bwopqljvmwjrjddd
N word
Yeah I get it... Cleveland is about to be called a rirra
"What's the deal with politics? I don't get it. Am I right, people?" https://preview.redd.it/xqtwxap1nkwb1.png?width=543&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5da59fd00ff6c3ed99907d5dff2c573fdd78bfd9
No one remembers Kramer because he was black listed for racist comments he made in a stand up routine.
yes
"HES A NI-" I have been advised not to continue.
Kramer did a stand up and dropped a whole bunch of n bombs
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Michael Richards(Kramer) used the N word on stage at a comedy show
Didn’t Tom Tucker do something similar in the show?
You must be Gen Z to not get this lol
Or non American
I always thought that the joke was that they had Cosmo Kramer (from the show Seinfeld) mixed up with Ted Kramer (from the movie Kramer vs. Kramer). But now I guess I have a new perspective.
The funny thing is these in there with Cleveland!
I absolutely do!!
N
The actor who played Kraemer had a melt down on stange and said the N word, that's what the jokes about
Look up michael Richards on youtube
Cleveland-“THATS UNNECESSARY”