Part 1: Dave Chappelle: Talks Netflix Money, Trump, Key and Peele, Bombing on Stage

well, that's exactly what the lack of experience was, so years later when we were all touring like Def Jam, or def Comedy Jam and we were at Madison Square Garden, the show was Chris Thomas, Chris Tucker and They Made Me a close man, I fused that that was my Karate Kid tournament night, it was how I do it, I wasn't a comedian, but the year I was going to a show called Apollo Comedy Hour and at that time they didn't really care about comedians. they weren't as important as the comedian, they would put him anywhere, so it was a day where they had addressed the audience more than three times just to change seats and they kept pushing me back, they kept pushing me back.

He was probably just doing comedy. For five months, I thought we had a special guest, Markie came in, oh come on, Markie came in and he just made a guest announcement. Bismark, he came in, destroyed the room and it was so funny because people were leaving. left, hey, we have this new comedian from DC, right, I was like don't they do this to me and because I knew they couldn't curse, well, my first two minutes, I don't take this, don't do it. you know it was in it took my breath away a rapper took you down where donnell rawlings invited me to a taping of the

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show darnell now working together ricki lake mm-hmm i'm going there he said we're all doing the candle i'm going to open this night I was like, "Oh my God, I haven't seen Dave Chappelle since Dave arrived in the first season taping a real-world meeting with a comedian named Dave, yeah, we had a hotel, this forest hanging out had some good moments like , oh my God, he might remember me, so I go and sit in the audience.

Dave comes out and said, oh, there had to be all the Glocks downstairs, let's fight right now, close the doors, you're not leaving until you're done. commas, we freestyle on

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and that was like okay I miss doing the show sometimes I don't know if I could do it again it's like the hours and then the context is so different different it's back there in the change of the world. right, yeah, yeah. Although there were no smartphones, do you remember after I left my show I was in San Francisco and someone gave me tickets to Macworld and I sat alone in front of me and watched Steve Jobs introduce the iPhone and if I had known that? he was doing, I was sticking a pencil in his chest, yeah, Jesus Christ, I mean, the world is a totally different place, yeah, and as those phones get bigger, we all have them.

I haven't read a book in years yet. I consume small orders. of information all day every everything like every few minutes I know what Trump is doing I hate this world like this too much information too much information you commented on Key and Peele I know you did, have you seen them since? No, but I'll tell you. your this and I've said it publicly I'm not mad at them at all mm-hmm that was more of a swipe at the network mm-hmm because I know, I know what I fought to do with Chappelle's Show, I know how they resisted the formula that eventually became on the show and then I saw him distribute it to all kinds of different communities.

I'll try this one, we'll try that one, you know, they did everything, but what I think was what could have been right. I'm going to recover, but it's not a biker, in fact, Jordan Peels' movie is a masterpiece, you know, yeah, I love them and Darnell, even my witness, I have a coming out

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y, we have a movie, we rent some kind of cinema. Come out, we put on a public address system and then we pirated the movie like Mystery Science Theater 3000 and it was great for me, you know, I write with a shit face, it was very late at night, it's after the show and it was a lot of fun and I mean which is why I would go to the cinema to see it like that, so I like the work they do and I respect them and respect them.

Would you work with him if the situation was right? Surely yes, we have the situations, we prefer to do all kinds of things. Okay, you've seen people get mad at these rappers who don't respect the people who came before them. You know they're like people who said they didn't care about Biggie because they didn't grow up with him or Kodak Black. Who said he was better than Tupac and Biggie, but if a comedian said that, would you feel the same way they needed to respect? You know, if someone said I'm better than Richard Pryor or Eddie Murphy, he's not that great, no, I'm not.

That doesn't matter to me either because I know his weird comedies in general. I know deep down every comedian thinks comedy is about them, every single one of them, well, the comedian is standing in the back of the room and looking at another comedian, it's almost like looking at someone. You and your girlfriend like me, me she's better, you're not doing well, she's horrible, they get jealous, you'll hear people hate guys like Kevin Hart. Kevin Hart is a wonderful person, there's nothing wrong with them, but the kids feed themselves. a kind of gunpowder because you know it takes a lot, you know comedians are insecure people, a lot of times socially awkward people, a lot of times these guys are miserable guys and they need to believe that and some of them vocalize it, some of them don't. but a lot of them feel that way and I'm following it, but like you say, look at the comic from the back of the room like I think I think I'm a fool with myself, it's just a handful of comics that I saw that inspired me. want to dig deeper when I saw you perform, I was like and when I saw you before, I'm like, I'm a funny guy, I'm like, but what does it make me, I wondered what makes Dave Chappelle, Dave Chappelle and I said this before and like the whole world didn't have a Muhammad Ali moment and when I say you know Muhammad Ali, one thing that made him one of the greatest is that when he confronted him, he didn't agree with the war, he said he would.

Don't do it, your situational economy is central, like people having those Muhammad Ali movies. I admire you and watch you act. There is never jealousy, there is no envy. I'm like this guy, like the way you sit in the pocket and wait for the joke of some comedians like they don't laugh in the moment like sometimes you stay in the pocket and left the reward is big like if I look at you it's ...we can say I'm lying, idiot, right? First I have to say no homo Before I pause that whole video, the voice change is not a little calm and I come back to your question, I think you have these young instances right now.

I think you should show some respect to the people who have paved. You don't have to be in an idiot where you don't want to be better than them, but be disrespectful and speak against them, I think that's because everyone starts somewhere and if it weren't for some of the doors that those people open up, you wouldn't have the opportunities, well I mean, that's true, but I'm just saying I've heard comedians say I'm the best and I mean it, I won't agree with that, yeah, but? I understand why you feel that way, you know that and the other thing is about those Mohammed moments.

He left moments because I don't recommend them. You know, it's like you know everyone wants to be great, but the idea is that you have to give something up, man. It hurts but you gotta let it go that's all buddy so yeah yeah you made it all day 45