I wasn't going to post anything about the Dave Chappelle interview with Oprah. However, after reading different posts about it, I had to bring up this story that I found. I'm not sure if someone sent it to me or I found it on my own. Just interesting reading cuz that interview was a little weird to me. Just weird. Take a look at this and let me know what you think.
The Chappelle Theory
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The theory seems manufactured to me. I'm not going to go into a long drawn reason why except to say that Oprah, Cosby, Jackson, Farrakhan etc. have bigger fish to fry than Dave Chappelle.
I trust that Dave came to terms with the risks he was taking with his sketches on his own. As I had suggested in commentary on my blog, Chappelle's brand of humor was dangerous. On Oprah, he spoke exactly what I think and that is people watch TV subjectively and therein lies the danger.
I am glad that a white man laughed as hard as he did in Chappelle's presence. Sometimes, it takes something dramatic to give us an ephiphany.
I am also glad Dave did some introspection. Overall, I have a new found respect Chappelle although I hadn't lost complete respect for him.
yeah, i heard about that theory awhile ago and i think it was just something an internet geek made up.
Dave Chappelle will do a third season...all theorys are based on SOME truth, some factual event...
Yeah, but just how much of this theory (or notion) is truth and fact?
Overall, I believe very little. It seems sort of politically motivated too.
I think it's mostly false too...however, as the saying goes...there is SOME truth to all rumors.
I watched the show, and I'm thinking that Oprah has been bullying him to get on the show to play nice with her because I heard that she is one of a group of black entertainers who has been trying to scare him out of his show.
That was a very entertaining read.
I would hope 'the dark crusaders' would focus their attention on greater social issues like the war.
If accounts are true, Bob Johnson got some nerve joining forces with the moral police. That's a joke
When you are unconscious enough to sell your soul it is hard to get it back when you need it. The brother needed to find himself long before he quit.
In the words of Sammy Davis Jr. "I found through all of this I was just seen as a Nigger with money..."
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