I thought you were highlighting those as "c00nin"
Epic and true to life.
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I thought you were highlighting those as "c00nin"
People are so scared of the truth that its sad. It's like folk don't want to admit that it was a modern day minstrel show because they liked it or thought that it was funny. Yes, there was a lot of "c00ning" involved with the show. For an example, look at the skit about the black version of the real world. Now even though many of you obviously thought that it was funny, you'd be lying to yourselves if you didn't admit that it damn near perpetuates every negative stereotype imaginable about blacks. That is true for a lot of those skits. Chappelle even came out and told you that he came to realization that he was c00ning and that's why he fell back. Stop running from the truth people.
That's actually a good example, but; minstrel show/c00nin' is too strong a word based on the fact, there was a lot of social commentary, on the show.
Chappelle wasn't c00nery, it was satire. Learn the difference.
Like alot of people said, the show got too big and he realized his viewership was alot of whites, who obliviously took what was supposed to be a criticism against racism and stereotypes of minorities and turned it in "let's laugh at the nikkas"That coupled with the producers probably breathing down his back to amp up the racial jokes (e.g. not every set he did was racial) and he couldn't do it anymore. At 15 or 16, I couldn't understand how anybody could turn down $50 million. As a grown man, I salute that cat. Once you lose your integrity, its gone
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Everything is fukking c00ning to you guys. Dave has always done racial comedy in his standup. He went crazy from all the attention he was getting. He couldnt go anywhere without motherfukkers yelling shyt like "WHAT!" "OKAY!" "WHAT!"
no lie I was in Yellowstone national park (i worked there for a couple summers), and Dave Chappelle came through the hotel. Even there, in the middle of fukking nowhere people were doing the lil john shyt to him, and crowding around him.
JamieIsNotAvailable 1 year ago
Look in his eyes when he says "I'm Rick James, bytch". You can tell he's genuinely furious about it.
Well correct me, what would you call it?
Yeah I do as well and it wasn't intentional what happened to the show. I think when he started off he thought he would have more of an urban audience and then it took off with every demographic and things got out of hand from there. Still the greatest sketch comedy show ever.
The Chappelle show was FARRRRR from c00nery. It was comedic-Satire
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He did a brilliant job at educating people who didn't give a f*ck about education by playing into the negative sh*t that they did care about. Chris Rock tells a lot of socially aware jokes too, but wasn't as successful with a younger audience as Dave was because of the way he approached it. Dave went "crazy" because he was reaching a wide audience and slowly, but surely forcing them to ask questions they wouldn't normally ask. Like the famous saying goes: it's not the people inside the church who needs saving. If he would have been doing the things he was doing without actually dropping jewels THEN it would have been c00nery, but there was clearly a method to his madness. Dave is FARRRR from crazy; he knew exactly what he was doing, but when the powers that be caught on to what he was doing that's when sh*t got "crazy", You don't get offered 50mil without having some very powerful people interested in you. If you watch some of his interviews post-Chappelle show when he talks about "crossing an economic threshold" and things of that nature you can read between the lines.
Inside The Actors Studio - Dave Chappelle - YouTube