Arsenio Hall's Iconic Fist Pump Lives On

0:00It's April 30th, this is entertainment and celebrity news today, driven by AI, what everyone's talking about. Arsenio Hall's late night show from 1989 to 1994 had that iconic fist pump and woof-woof-woof chant that fans went, wild for every night. Now at 70 years old, the coming to America star still gets hit with it everywhere he goes, and he's cool with it all. After you're this week, Hall opened up an AARP, the magazine, about running into fans who bark at him out of nowhere. Like he'll be strolling to the mall, hear woof-woof-woof, turn around, smile, and nod right back. Fans sometimes hesitate, asking if they should fist pump so they don't bug him, but Hall shuts that down quick. He loves it as a shout out to his show that shook up late night TV and put black culture front and center in Holmes nationwide. His new memoir, Arsenio, a memoir, just dropped through black privilege publishing. It's a raw look at those six wild years hosting what felt like a live party on screen, giving

1:04fresh props to his storytelling game. Hall's keeping that energy alive with the book, proving his bark still got bite decades later.