Really? Seemed racist to me.Tremendous. Top to bottom a great SNL show (Chapelle one of a few who can raise an entire show just by showing up). Chapelle is very good at exposing hypocrisy (as is the case here) and simply telling it like it is.
The thing with Chappelle is that he makes fun of all races equally, black folks included. If you make fun of all races, technically it cancels out I'm pretty sure.Really? Seemed racist to me.
I thought it was pretty funny but was shocked he made through with out a cigarette.The thing with Chappelle is that he makes fun of all races equally, black folks included. If you make fun of all races, technically it cancels out I'm pretty sure.
At some point, we all need to be able to laugh at ourselves a little and not take everything so seriously.
The most shocking bit about his monologue was him saying he lives in Ohio. Seems….odd?
He has a farm near the village of Yellow Springs, just east of Dayton. He raises livestock and the whole 9 yards. He's known for being seen around town doing business just like the other residents. He's apparently a very laid back, approachable guy.The most shocking bit about his monologue was him saying he lives in Ohio. Seems….odd?
Yeah too bad George Carlin isn’t still alive.The thing with Chappelle is that he makes fun of all races equally, black folks included. If you make fun of all races, technically it cancels out I'm pretty sure.
At some point, we all need to be able to laugh at ourselves a little and not take everything so seriously.
Yeah too bad George Carlin isn’t still alive.
Yeah too bad George Carlin isn’t still alive.
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