This. He's a captivating guy, stand up is in a weird growing pain stage right now.He’s still the only comedian that I can watch that has my full attention. He has complete command of the stage, nothing he does feels phony. If you don’t like the message so be it but he says what he thinks. The spur of the moment stuff he nails with a cadence only he possesses.
Overall I find standup comedy as a medium hack, most of today’s comedians just aren’t funny in real life conversations. When you hear them talk on a podcast or whatnot it’s often stale because it’s not a very controlled environment with their jokes.
"For what it's worth" was the last Chappelle special I liked and that came out in 2004.Equanimity & The Age of Spin are gold.
This one is forgettable.
It's a good hr of Dave telling interesting stories, the story with T.I. and Nipsy Hustle is fucking gold.I guess I'm going to watch it just so I can form a baseline of people's opinions in here, for future reference lol.
The ones i mentioned are gold."For what it's worth" was the last Chappelle special I liked and that came out in 2004.
Yes we do.People want 98-04 era Dave
I like the whole "monk who's willing to self immolate to achieve change" story teller era personally.Yes we do.
Pretty much. The Jack Johnson bit, the Mann act. I think there's a lot to like in this new one.He's too woke and conversational for the cans.
It is very ironic that he talks about the mann act since his homie diddy was convicted ofPretty much. The Jack Johnson bit, the Mann act. I think there's a lot to like in this new one.
Thematically relevant throughlines from an early bit to one much later in the set, how they needed the "Unstoppable Black man" actIt is very ironic that he talks about the mann act since his homie diddy was convicted of
"two counts of transportation for prostitution"
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What was Sean 'Diddy' Combs convicted of?
The rapper will serve over four years, with about a year of credit for time served since he has been behind bars since his arrest.www.bbc.com
Same. Cant watch most of Katts specials now either. Early 00s comedy was a bit too beholden to gimmicksThe ones i mentioned are gold.
The OJ stories alone are worth it.
Killing em softly and for what's it worth were hilarious but i find they're a bit too goofy now.

I thought the same. The first half I was legit lol'ing....then he got into the political rants that just weren't funny. I personally can find anything funny even if it attacks my religion or my political views,etc. They are just jokes. But when they just go on politics without actually being funny, I might as well watch CNN or Fox or whatever. I want to laugh! Dave used to be one of my favs along with Chris Rock and Louis CK. Norm is and will always be my favorite all time though.Ok, now he's staring to get political....I might turn it off soon..