Dave even said he didn’t believe that the series was real until the host got stabbed. The bit ended with a bit about the suspect “grabbing her ass, then they have sex, and he came on a picture of the kids.”. That part seemed the most “Chappelle’s Show” of the whole evening. Dave continued by talking about the media, and the obvious.

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On the very first episode of Chappelle’s Show, Dave got away with having a black, racist, blind man say: “My message is simple. Niggers, Jews, homosexuals, Mexicans, Arabs, and all kinds of different chanks STANK and I hate ’em.” So yeah, just keep that in mind. This contest just got a little too real for “turn my headphones up. Thanks for the A2A. Dave Chappelle is spot on. Much of his success can be attributed to a keen understanding of human nature, and his wryly deft portrayal of our perception of differences between us. He knows how “black people” act. Oct 22, 2020 The real reason Dave Chappelle quit his sketch show October 22, 2020 WC News Early in the interview, Letterman broaches the subject of what precisely caused Chappelle to leave his show. A few months ago, music legend and United Nations Messenger of Peace recipient Steve Wonder said he wants to move to Africa. Among other things, he cited disrespect as one of the reasons why he wants to make the sudden departure. Dave Chappelle, an ace comedian is the latest to declare his interest in moving.

Dave Chappelle dropped in on the Punchline in San Francisco this past week, and our intrepid reporter/listener/donor Darryl Duffy was there. He offers this recap of what went down after TSOYA pal Doug Benson stepped off stage:

Before we start, I wanted to note the extreme amount of security at this show. We were reminded nearly 6 times in about 30 minutes that we couldn’t have cell phones on, anything that had a light on it, or do anything that could have recorded any part of the show or we would be removed immediately from the show. Audience members were subject to a patdown and heckling was absolutely not tolerated.

Chappelle opened by mentioning that he just got back from Japan, a nice segue from Doug’s closer. It seems like he really enjoyed his time there, and nobody recognized him, and it was amazing to just walk around and not understand a single word anyone was saying. Dave was always expecting some sort of kung-fu movie result whenever the locals would bow to him, and was suspicious enough to take account of the situation whenever it happened. However, he did mention that the language barrier seemed to go away when they got to the karaoke bars, and he found their love for R&B was equal to ours.

In what seemed like the only really prepared bit of the evening, Chappelle began to talk about the TV show “Cheaters.” From the extent of the size of their investigation crew, to the 5 day stakeouts. He mentioned two of his favorite episodes, one that resulted in the (and this may be exaggeration) where after being confronted and having two women mad at him, the “suspect” began running, and the Cheaters van couldn’t keep up with him so the helicopter went after him. Dave even said he didn’t believe that the series was real until the host got stabbed. The bit ended with a bit about the suspect “grabbing her ass, then they have sex, and he came on a picture of the kids.” That part seemed the most “Chappelle’s Show” of the whole evening.

Dave continued by talking about the media, and the obvious questions about why he went to Africa. He began to talk about “news speak,” where groups are called minorities, which is essentially “calling them niggers to their face without admitting it.” If you’re familiar with Louis CK’s material, think about how Louis does the bit where a white person could go to another country and say, “Look at all these minorities around here!” This began Dave’s talk about “the game” and essentially opression of others. In the middle of this topic, he recounted the parallels of “The Planet of the Apes,” where if the original were veiled at all, the remake made no attempt to hide it. Chappelle thought with Marky Mark and Tim Burton involved, that wouldn’t happen. However, five minutes into the movie, the apes are eating watermelon, and you also find out that the apes are afraid of water. Dave remembers looking around the theatre saying, “What the fuck is going on?” and the only more blatant offense that could have occurred was if they began to light up Newports.

There was a lot of talk about being low on money, and that’s the only reason you see him on tour. Around this point, the show had gone into more of a Bill Hicks philosophy/discussion instead of traditional comedy show. He mentioned how we were all part of the game, and did things we didn’t like for money, working our 9 to 5 for someone else. He thinks that the ultimate “fuck you to everyone” would be when someone decides to masturbate in central square. At that point, that person just does not care anymore.

Dave started to ask about what was in the news lately. From what I saw onstage, it seems like Dave’s really up on the news, and his ability to have something introspective and funny to say on ultimately any current event was the most impressive part. However, he also seems to be going deeper and deeper into his conspiracy theorist personality. Chappelle mentioned he always ends up in news stories that he shouldn’t even be involved with, like articles on the Barry Bonds steroids controversy that would somehow link Chappelle as an example. He said he was in Washington, D.C. on the steps of the capitol when the press conference regarding Congressman Jefferson’s files being raided happened, and was mentioned again in the news. He talked about how his celebrity has changed things, and while doing a show in Florida, noticed OJ in the audience. He didn’t point him out, but signaled for him to come in the backroom after the show. OJ sort of has the creepy mystique that Chappelle’s portrayal of Prince does, as Dave said OJ was in the backroom as soon as the show ended, and Dave had an entrance to the room from the stage and still didn’t get there before OJ. He said OJ was the nicest guy he’s ever met, was really nice to his friends and everything, but as soon as he left, they all mentioned how he was a little off and that they thought he did it for sure.

He talked about Zarqawi, and how he didn’t think he was dead. The photo was too well done, and he could just imagine Zarqawi having an agent and getting paid for that. He talked about Karl Rove being acquitted, and that he considers Karl Rove to be “a gangster from birth,” and that Karl Rove has been conniving since high school elections, leading to a premise that Rove offered orgies and sex to voters back in high school, leading to him showing up on the radar of George Bush, Sr. and staying connected as part of the program continuing through George W. Bush.

Chappelle’s longest segment came near the end, where he started to talk about “the game” again, and how we should all be aware of it. He mentions three books that he’s read lately or that when combined, can sum up what’s really going on. The books were a) “Who moved my cheese?” b) 1984 and c) “Pimp.” “Who moved my cheese” is a popular business leader book, that essentially shows that if you put two mice and two people in a scenaior where cheese is always there, then take it away, the mice will go out to look for more cheese, while the humans will argue and do everything to resist change, but never really solve the problem. He talked about the aspect of “1984,” and the concept of “big brother,” and when people don’t believe someone who has more information than the rest. This was more about skepticism and how we discount some people for their leaning or outlooks.

In what became a parable for Chappelle’s recent successes and subsequent retreat, he talked about Iceberg Slim’s “Pimp,” an account of the life of a pimp in the 1940’s. Dave talked about how Iceberg became a pimp, and that he was a novice to began with but was soon running the show because he lived up to that name, he was cool as ice and got the name when he was standing in the middle of a shootout, his hat got shot, he removed it, brushed it back off, and put it back on while the gunfight continued. Chappelle recounted the concept of the “bottom bitch,” and how this was a pimp’s top female, the one who makes them all their money. Iceberg had one, and after being in the game so long, knew how to spot potential ones. When he found his latest, he beat her, then took care of her, gave her medicine, drew her a bath, etc. He was able to convince her that he was the one who took care of her, and built loyalty. Iceberg also knew

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