Eddie Murphy rose to fame in the early 1980s on Saturday Night Live and through stand-up specials like Delirious and Raw, before starring in films such as Beverly Hills Cop and Coming to America. His exaggerated laugh became one of his trademarks, widely imitated and clipped from interviews, specials and movies. As short-form video and soundboards grew, that laugh was isolated into a reusable reaction clip, shared in Spanish and English speaking communities alike under names like risa Eddie Murphy, and it remains a go-to shorthand for finding something hilariously funny.
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Eddie Murphy's iconic high-pitched laugh from his stand-up and movie roles, used as a reaction sound for funny moments, jokes and meme edits online.
This is Eddie Murphy's unmistakable laugh, a fast, high-pitched wheeze that builds and repeats in short bursts. The clip is just under two seconds, capturing the peak of the laugh without any dialogue or background music. It sounds joyful and slightly over the top, which is why it lands so well as a punchline. Played over a serious or awkward moment, it instantly signals that something is ridiculous, turning a normal scene into a joke and letting the audience know not to take what just happened seriously at all.
