In 2011, rapper Kay Nine Tha Boss released his music video for single Try Me featuring Jayo Felony from his 2012 sophomore album Tha Backstreets. (Incidentally, Busta Rhymes previously did his own take on Coming to America in his “Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See” video. The industry can be a messy place, something that Kay Nine Tha Boss is learning after hearing his beat on Action Bronson’s Baby Blue. It went to 7 on the Billboard 200 and its crossover hit Baby Blue reached 91 on the Hot 100. In 2015, Bronson released his sophomore album (first on a major label) Mr Wonderful. It also contains scenes that play up the concert by Randy Watson and Sexual Chocolate (another Murphy role) – called “Sexual White Chocolate” in Bronson’s clip – and some fast-food scenes that resemble the movie’s McDowells. Bronson’s next mixtape Blue Chips 2 followed soon after and was named one of the best mixtapes of 2013 by Rolling Stone.

It mimics the scene right down to clipping Action Bronson’s braid. Opening with a scene that plays up Coming to America’s barbershop argument about boxers Muhammad Ali and Joe Louis – in which Eddie Murphy played barber Clarence, gadfly Saul and protagonist Prince Akeem – except with Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao as the boxers in question. The track, which was produced by Mark Ronson and features Chance the Rapper, appears on the Bronson’s new album, Mr. Non-lyrical content copyright 1999-2022 SongMeanings. Action Bronson parodies some of the funniest scenes in Eddie Murphy’s classic 1988 film Coming to America – finding Bronson performing several roles, just like Murphy did in the film – in his “Baby Blue” video. Baby girl, Im blue Because you treat me like shit I paid for the bed and never even slept in it I paid for that crib and never stepped foot in And now somebody else is eatin all the pudding Things change.

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