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Eddie Murphy's debut album, "How Could It Be," released in 1985, featured the hit single "Party All the Time." The backstory to this song and album involves a bet between Eddie Murphy and fellow comedian Richard Pryor. Pryor bet Murphy $100,000 that he could not produce a successful musical album without relying on comedy. This challenge prompted Murphy to record "Party All the Time," which was written and produced by Rick James. Murphy recorded the song during a severe snowstorm in Buffalo, New York, at James' home studio, where they were stuck for two weeks due to the weather, essentially living the song's title. The song became a significant hit, reaching number two on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. In the album's liner notes, Murphy humorously acknowledged the bet with a message to Pryor: "To Richard Pryor, my idol, with whom I have a $100,000 bet. No, motherfucker, I didn't forget," highlighting the playful yet competitive spirit behind the album's creation.

Eddie Murphy's debut album, "How Could It Be," released in 1985, featured the hit single "Party All the Time." The backstory to this song and album involves a bet between Eddie Murphy and fellow comedian Richard Pryor. Pryor bet Murphy $100,000 that he could not produce a successful musical album without relying on comedy. This challenge prompted Murphy to record "Party All the Time," which was written and produced by Rick James. Murphy recorded the song during a severe snowstorm in Buffalo, New York, at James' home studio, where they were stuck for two weeks due to the weather, essentially living the song's title. The song became a significant hit, reaching number two on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. In the album's liner notes, Murphy humorously acknowledged the bet with a message to Pryor: "To Richard Pryor, my idol, with whom I have a $100,000 bet. No, motherfucker, I didn't forget," highlighting the playful yet competitive spirit behind the album's creation.

@snake_doc88 @SenJohnKennedy It was a top record if I recall. I watched the back story to that album. It was a bet or something.

@snake_doc88 @SenJohnKennedy Classic. Back when music videos were where I watched music for the first time. MTV

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