Along with this one and Clayton Bigsby skit, the 2 most popular skits are: - Rick James full story which is only on Netflix or HBO Max (Season 2 Episode 4 and starts at 2.40) - Wayne Brady full clip (Season 2 Episode 11 and starts at 11.50) RU-vid only shows half of the skits and most people think that's the entire skit but it's not. So definitely got to Netflix to HBO Max
Back in the 80s, Me and two other white sailors went to see Eddie Murphy's "Raw," at a mostly black-filled theater. Every time Eddie would mock the whites, the black audience would watch us closely to see our reaction. We were laughing uncontrollably. That made them laugh harder. We laughed at them laughing at us and vice versa. In short, everybody had tears coming out of their eyes with laughter. A good time was had by all. I miss those days.
I thought Delirious was only on HBO. I remember taking a blank VHS tape to my brothers house and recording it so we could watch it when he got home from the Station. Might of it been RAW you saw at the movies? I remember seeing that in a theater with my friends. Both classic stand up shows. Wish he would do one more.
I miss those days too. Most People had a sense of humour….because we understood humour was always meant to be funny not mean. And was used to tear down barriers between people…not build them up.
In the 70's I was in Reno and saw Don Rickles with a bunch friends, one a black guy and one a pretty red head amongst them. We greased the tuxedo-ed host's palm to get front row, he took it but not without warning us "are you sure?" and he killed them both from the stage. It was the best time ever. Everybody laughed because ... it was a jokes.
@@TheMellow85 Damn straight! It brought my white cracker ass here to watch this, and now I'm going to check some of these guys' other videos out... which will, ironically, when you consider monetization, mean than RACISM PAYS!!!
Chappelle show was so brilliant. You gotta remember: this wasn't on RU-vid, it was on cable television. They were like: how do we get away with just being as offensive as possible? And they figured it out. Amazing.
You mean comedy central. You must be young. They've been doing this for years and years. All in the Family, Jefferson, etc,. They just stopped it recently because everybody is so sensitive. Ruining everything. So Sad that young people are so absent on things.
Along with this one and Clayton Bigsby skit, the 2 most popular skits are: - Rick James full story which is only on Netflix or HBO Max (Season 2 Episode 4 and starts at 2.40) - Wayne Brady full clip (Season 2 Episode 11 and starts at 11.50) RU-vid only shows half of the skits and most people think that's the entire skit but it's not. So definitely got to Netflix to HBO Max
You can tell if a show has canned laughter there's specific laughs that if you catch them, you'll hear them over, and over. Dave's show was a few live sketches but mostly he hosted as the crowd watched the more produced stuff.
Along with this one and Clayton Bigsby skit, the 2 most popular skits are: - Rick James full story which is only on Netflix or HBO Max (Season 2 Episode 4 and starts at 2.40) - Wayne Brady full clip (Season 2 Episode 11 and starts at 11.50) RU-vid only shows half of the skits and most people think that's the entire skit but it's not. So definitely got to Netflix to HBO Max
The first time I saw this skit on the show I almost strangled laughing...... absolute classic that NOBODY else could get away with doing.... certainly one of Dave's best .
You dudes are awesome. This clip made me laugh out loud, and seeing your reactions felt like I was in the room with you having a great time. Nice work!
I'm aging myself here, but I was in my 20s when the Chappelle Show came out, and I have to say Dave is a complete genius. He was able to get everyone to laugh, turn your head and say "what??!", get shocked, and ask questions. He pushed the envelope and didn't give 2 shits who he was offending, and that's why people still love him to this day! He's still brilliant after all these year's! My favorite episode was when he had John Meyer playing the guitar and QuestLove at the drums inside a barbershop. Dave had both play different types of music to see which people would react. Hilarious stuff!!
@@gilfordmccormack8140 oh come on now.....middle school???? Now you're making me feel really old!! Thanks a lot!! 😝😝😁🤪🤪🤣 Just kidding! Have a great day!
I was 23 at the time and stationed in Utah in the Air Force so I know where you’re coming from. I miss the era of Dave not caring (we all know he still doesn’t care) and when people had the freedom to do sketches like this. I almost bet the offended would find a way to do what they could to ensure nothing like this came out anymore though.
This may sound weird, but I think you grew up in the same timeline I did, where it was called "The Chappelle Show" and not "Chappelle's Show" as it is in this timeline.
Along with this one and Clayton Bigsby skit, the 2 most popular skits are: - Rick James full story which is only on Netflix or HBO Max (Season 2 Episode 4 and starts at 2.40) - Wayne Brady full clip (Season 2 Episode 11 and starts at 11.50) RU-vid only shows half of the skits and most people think that's the entire skit but it's not. So definitely got to Netflix to HBO Max
@@lowellupchurch1609 nah his brother Kevin is just the best at flaming everyone he knows including Neal. He’s the best. His podcast is misery loves company
The live audience thing is mostly a gimmick. You might get a crowd that actually laughs loud enough and often, but if it's not good enough they will fluff it up with a laugh track.
Along with this one and Clayton Bigsby skit, the 2 most popular skits are: - Rick James full story which is only on Netflix or HBO Max (Season 2 Episode 4 and starts at 2.40) - Wayne Brady full clip (Season 2 Episode 11 and starts at 11.50) RU-vid only shows half of the skits and most people think that's the entire skit but it's not. So definitely got to Netflix to HBO Max
Artist like Dave Chappell, Eminem,George Lopez and so many others pushed the envelope and taught us how to laugh at each other and at ourselves without get some anxiety diagnosis or a mental breakdown about things
I had not seen this sketch in years. Seeing it again after all these years it is still funny as hell and brilliantly written. Chappelle is a master. Seeing you guys reacting to it made it even funnier. 🤣🤣🤣
You couldn't get away with it then either, but they fucking did it. My jaw is still sore from hitting the floor back in 2000 when I saw this on the air.
You must not have been alive at the time then because Dave Chappelle drew A LOT of criticism and accusations of racism with these skits. Bit of a lesson for you: When people say "people are too sensitive now a days" I don't know what the fuck they're talking about cause this kind of opposition to this comedy has always existed. We simply have social media now where you can actually shate that opinion and see it easily.
chappelle 'aired' the sketches in front of a lvie audience. the crowd noise is the crowd reacting. if you watch full episodes/the dvds you'll see. dave does bits of standup before/after sets too. and usually had musical guests doing a song or 2 at the end
Along with this one and Clayton Bigsby skit, the 2 most popular skits are: - Rick James full story which is only on Netflix or HBO Max (Season 2 Episode 4 and starts at 2.40) - Wayne Brady full clip (Season 2 Episode 11 and starts at 11.50) RU-vid only shows half of the skits and most people think that's the entire skit but it's not. So definitely got to Netflix to HBO Max
@@Albert_Pullhoes so true 😂😂😂Comedy Central never bothered to censor the n word too lmao. Me at 13/14 years watching him say the n word a million times was wild back in the day. There were so many great skits, and the musical guests were pretty awesome too. I was getting into rap and hip hop at that time so I was just hooked instantly.
Along with this one and Clayton Bigsby skit, the 2 most popular skits are: - Rick James full story which is only on Netflix or HBO Max (Season 2 Episode 4 and starts at 2.40) - Wayne Brady full clip (Season 2 Episode 11 and starts at 11.50) RU-vid only shows half of the skits and most people think that's the entire skit but it's not. So definitely got to Netflix to HBO Max
@@FreedomFighter2112 don’t forget the Prince story too. I still can’t believe those stories were true and also RIP Charlie Murphy. He was definitely one of the highlights of the show.
The Cartier Family has one of the best channels on RU-vid. Thank you all for honest and entertaining commentaries. Well done. I have been a subscriber for a long time.
This was Hilarious! ❤😂 I've Seen this before On Chappelle's Show and 'bout busted a gut laughing at the humor and the irony, as well. And truly enjoyed watching Your Reaction to it's Video! Great❤
Love your channel. I am a white guy that grew up in Hilltop Tacoma and the Rainier district in my younger years. All of our groups were insane diverse and we talked mad shit to each other, shit that would have the mainstream media screaming “racism-bigot” until their voices disappeared, and we never had one altercation because of just this scenario here. We all bleed red but are all beautifully different all the same. I wish it could go back to how it was when I was younger. We spend so much time being offended because of our differences that we forget how to laugh at them. It sucks how unhealthy the media and social media and other groups create division for clout and a paycheck now. I would love to see your channel focus on making people learn how to laugh at our differences and not be so offended. Y’all’s laughter is inspiring for a better world. Keep up the good work. Peace.
The problem is that communities are segregated so that dialogue never happens in real life. People of pale complexion isolate themselves/ourselves out of fear of the other so all we're left with is impersonal online interactions. Tell a man something to his face and you'll quickly know how far you can push it. Online- not so much.
YEA I GREW UP IN CALIFORNIA IN THE VALLEY OF RIVERSIDE BY CB WE WERE NOT RACIALLY DIVIDED AT ALL I KNOW THE BLACK GUYS WERE THE MOST POPULAR IN HIGH SCHOOL BUT THESE GUYS ARE SO GOOD I LOVE THE WAY THEY BUST UP YOU ALL ARE A LITTLE NAIVE AS YOU HERE METALLICA FOR THE FIRST TIME BUT ITS SO COOL TO SEE YOU SEE THIS STUFF FOR THE FIRST TIME CANT GET ENOUGH
Dave Chappelle imo, is probably the funniest comedian out there. I believe humor is being able to laugh about things pertaining to your race, gender, status, ect. Alot of people have forgotten how to laugh at oneself without being so offended. Great reaction guys, that was funny as hell!!
I'm so glad and relieved that you guys understood that it's just comedy instead of trying to cancel the white people in the sketch for acting. These days even actors in a movie can't say stuff like that. I miss the golden days of comedy where the majority of people understood that jokes are just that, jokes. You guys rock bruh!
Along with this one and Clayton Bigsby skit, the 2 most popular skits are: - Rick James full story which is only on Netflix or HBO Max (Season 2 Episode 4 and starts at 2.40) - Wayne Brady full clip (Season 2 Episode 11 and starts at 11.50) RU-vid only shows half of the skits and most people think that's the entire skit but it's not. So definitely got to Netflix to HBO Max
Along with this one and Clayton Bigsby skit, the 2 most popular skits are: - Rick James full story which is only on Netflix or HBO Max (Season 2 Episode 4 and starts at 2.40) - Wayne Brady full clip (Season 2 Episode 11 and starts at 11.50) RU-vid only shows half of the skits and most people think that's the entire skit but it's not. So definitely got to Netflix to HBO Max
I love it, this was back when people weren’t so offended by everything and people could laugh at stereotypes. These days, people are too sensitive, we live in a world where the youth are ashamed of nothing and offended by everything, so sad. I love Dave Chappelle and will always be grateful for the laughs he gave us.
Chappelles show I even got shocked by at times for what he got away with but thats Dave. He's always pushed the envelope. I still crack up at this skit and I'm Mexican. He's supposed to host SNL this weekend but he's already got the wokesters protesting. He does this stand up many years ago in a blue shirt and its HILARIOUS!
@Professional 2022. Of course Dave Chappelle can get away with saying the N-word. No one can do a skit like this about the Jewish community! Ask yourself why? Someone also brought up in a previous Dave Chappelle special the convo he had with an Executive about the f word and n word, and asked why he couldn't say it f word but could say n word. It is also important to note that some of the skits Dave Chappelle did he regrets now. He has also spoken on this.
@@jenisejackson5408 In my opinion Daves always been a free thinker and does really make you think sometimes so I can see why he has some regrets just as we all do but grow from them.
Along with this one and Clayton Bigsby skit, the 2 most popular skits are: - Rick James full story which is only on Netflix or HBO Max (Season 2 Episode 4 and starts at 2.40) - Wayne Brady full clip (Season 2 Episode 11 and starts at 11.50) RU-vid only shows half of the skits and most people think that's the entire skit but it's not. So definitely got to Netflix to HBO Max
This is what you call a a comic with no filter has the guts to speak comedy and it just comes off so great and it's so funny. Doesn't matter who pisses off but it makes you laugh and it's entertaining most importantly, you don't take it seriously because at the end of the day it's just a joke
I've watched you fellas react to a few different things, and I salute you. I'm impressed with the wit, insight and wisdom you can collectively produce. WELL DONE gentlemen.
Isn't it cool that three races can get together do a skit and let it all out with nobody getting offended. Well at least back then we had a sense of humor and not everybody was so sensitive. Back in high school and college in the late seventies we all used to sit around with all the races in the school and we would tell racist jokes and if the race that the joke was about laughed they had to take a shot and chug a beer. There was never any fights, never any hard feelings and 50 years later we're still all friends.
Been at the Hospital with my 2 year old 3 days now and time is going by fast watching yall videos 😂 i was just about to recommend this one. Keep it up! 🤙🏼
One thing needs to be remembered this is comedy you know that thing called " humor". Another point its black people and white people working together to create comedy. Dave Chappelle is the boss and the actors get paid to act so essentially they are all doing their job. If some one gets offended be it black or a white person then their mindset is racist to begin with. I saw this when it aired and I thought it was a brilliant piece of comedy. Your reaction videos are awesome so keep up the good work.
You've definitely watched 3 of the 5 funniest in my opinion. Bigsby, N Family, and Prince are great. The 2 others are Rick James and Wayne Brady. Although Dave doesn't have a bad sketch, which is pretty remarkable. World Series of Dice and When keeping it real goes wrong are awesome too.
Key word is _taping_ . Was the actual show _broadcasted_ live? Not saying it's the case with this show, but the live audience thing is mostly a gimmick. Yes they have real people and you might get a crowd that actually laughs loud enough and often enough, but if it's not good enough they will fluff it up with a laugh track.
There's a difference between a live audience and a live broadcasting. Not saying it's the case with this show, but the live audience thing is mostly a gimmick. Yes they have real people and you might get a crowd that actually laughs loud enough and often enough, but if it's not good enough they will fluff it up with a laugh track.
The fact that your brother on the right in the gray/blue hoodie asked about who is laughing in the background is pretty profound to me since one of the white spectators laughed too hard at one of his skits and that is what sparked his desire to quit the show. He said it made him uncomfortable and they only aired that sketch 3 times.
Along with this one and Clayton Bigsby skit, the 2 most popular skits are: - Rick James full story which is only on Netflix or HBO Max (Season 2 Episode 4 and starts at 2.40) - Wayne Brady full clip (Season 2 Episode 11 and starts at 11.50) RU-vid only shows half of the skits and most people think that's the entire skit but it's not. So definitely got to Netflix to HBO Max
I was 16 watching his when it came out 10th grade in highchool...Im white and my friends and I were mixed bag of i dividuals and we laughed for 20 years about this lol
Watching this again makes me appreciate as a white person how therapeutic this must have been for Dave Chappelle. Just watching him throw in that extra n-word at the white family must have felt terrific after all the people who look like me who have ever called him that word to degrade him. As a disabled guy, it's like me turning the word "gimp" or "cripple" around on a bully. There's a certain part of me that would feel great doing that, so I completely get it and I laugh so hard at that part because of it. I'm sure until he started feeling like a slave to Comedy Central and Hollywood, a lot of these skits he created and developed were really therapeutic for him - to be able to turn something that caused so much pain and suffering for people into some of the funniest stuff ever put on TV.
He has a bit in one of his recent specials where he tells about those days, a conversation he had with a network executive. He was being told he couldn't say f bombs, when he asked why he couldn't say the F word but he could say the N word with impunity, she responded, "because David you're not gay." To which he replied "but I'm not a N word either." Puts another perspective on these sketches but i certainly agree with your sentiment.
I’m 62, we had shows like All In the Family, The Jefferson’s, Sanford and Son, Blazing Saddles etc. everyone would laugh, most everyone. You couldn’t play those today.
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Along with this one and Clayton Bigsby skit, the 2 most popular skits are: - Rick James full story which is only on Netflix or HBO Max (Season 2 Episode 4 and starts at 2.40) - Wayne Brady full clip (Season 2 Episode 11 and starts at 11.50) RU-vid only shows half of the skits and most people think that's the entire skit but it's not. So definitely got to Netflix to HBO Max
Great reaction video guys. This skit is hilarious. I would love to see y’all do the one where 2Pac music playing in the club and his lyrics are all current like he’s still alive today - that one is hilarious.
Along with this one and Clayton Bigsby skit, the 2 most popular skits are: - Rick James full story which is only on Netflix or HBO Max (Season 2 Episode 4 and starts at 2.40) - Wayne Brady full clip (Season 2 Episode 11 and starts at 11.50) RU-vid only shows half of the skits and most people think that's the entire skit but it's not. So definitely got to Netflix to HBO Max
