Awesome Dave Chappelle

(PG-13: Language) “I’m sure this is gonna go well.” Many stand up comedians try to come off as an everyman. But as Now You See It points out, Dave Chappelle does the opposite in his latest specials. He counters it by analyzing his flaws, missteps and personal struggles.

(PG-13: Language) Comedy Central has been uploading some legendary skits from Chappelle’s Show for the lucky ones who have yet to see them. Our favorite is this satirical skit about American factions drafting mixed-race personalities. That delicious f-bomb.

(PG-13: Language) “My parents did just well enough so that I could grow up poor around white people.” Dave Chappelle’s last two Netflix specials – at least in the foreseeable future – are streaming now. Equanimity is arguably one of his best specials.

(PG-13: Language) Netflix gives us a very small taste of Dave Chappelle’s comeback stand-up comedy special. The video combines two of Chappelle’s most recent US tours into one. 3/21/17 can’t come soon enough.

“I’ve met OJ Simpson on four different occasions. That’s like seeing Bigfoot riding a unicorn.” On 3/21/17, one of the smartest and funniest comedians ever to walk this planet will drop not one, but two comedy specials. Thank you based Netflix. Now where’s Ja?!

Looper made a chronological list of some of the lesser known facts about Chappelle’s Show and its creators, comedian Dave Chappelle and writer Neal Brennan, from Dave’s failed attempts at breaking into TV to one of the reasons for the sketch show’s demise.

An early performance from comedian Dave Chappelle on a 1993 episode of Star Search. The then 19-year-old got us going right from the start, and has provided millions of laughs ever since. Be sure to watch his second and third appearance, which remains shockingly relevant.

2016 has been one cruel year, but it also gave us Dave Chappelle back on primetime. On his Saturday Night Live stint, the comedian parodied Negan’s infamous scene from The Walking Dead with the help of some old friends. Mirror here.

Dave Chappelle dropped by The Tonight Show to promote his upcoming shows at Radio City. While he was there, he recounted how he met a few musicians. At around 4:05, he proves that Yeezy has always had Kanye-fidence. Also, yes, it’s real.

(NSFW: Language) “Success takes you where character cannot sustain you.” The story of Chappelle’s Show told through interviews with Dave Chappelle and Neal Brennan, showing how the greed of others poisoned their friendship.