Kramer Yells N*!$*er in Video from Laugh Factory

Folks loved him as Kramer in Seinfeld. Some even remember Cosmo Kramer way back when he was still a young skinny and likeable comedian only known as Michael Richards (and not Kramer, yes I'm on the SEO trip) on the comedy show Fridays, where, in videos as BattleBoy, he raced trucks around in the mud like a 9-year-old...um...BattleBoy. 

But, new video of beloved Kramer allegedly yelling "n*!$*er , n*!$*er , n*!$*er !" to two black men who reportedly heckled Kramer at the Laugh Factory in West Hollywood this past Friday has surfaced, leaving Kramer fans scratching their heads.

The controversial "Kramer n*!$*er video" released today is a 2:47 minute-video of Richards losing it as he goes off on two black men.

"Fifty years ago we'd have you upside down with a f - -ing fork up your a - ," Kramer yells at the black men in the video as a few audience members are heard laughing. Then, Richards launches into an uncomfortable tirade.

"He's a n*!$*er !" Richards screamed. "He's a n*!$*er ! He's a n*!$*er !"

"Oh my God," an unidentified woman in the video can be heard gasping, shocked.

"Look, there's a n*!$*er !" Michael continued.

"That was uncalled for," one of the black men retorts, returning a few curse words of his own before walking out of the venue.

"You guys keep talking and talking. I don't know, I don't know, I don't know," Michael said next, undaunted. "...arrest me...for calling a black man a n*!$*er ?"

"Cracker...white boy," one black man hurled back in the shadowy, shaky video.

"Wait a minute...Where's he going? You calling me a cracker? You n*!$*er ! You threatening me?" Richards asked, mocking the men leaving with: "We've had it!"

"You're just not funny. That's why you're a reject. You never had no movies!" the man screamed at Kramer, adding, "...Seinfeld, that's it!"

"I guess you've got me there. I'm just a reject. I'm just a wash up..." Kramer sulked animatedly. "That's what happens when you interrupt."

"We should go," a nervous male audience member can be heard saying, as members of the crowd rise to leave, apparently fearing danger in the form of gun violence that could have broken out.