Its fine if it is funny but they pick a lot of chud comments

I hope that hypocritical sack of shit's career never recovers.

Which one, I wanna cringe a little

He peaked with the Chappelle show and can't admit it to himself

He was always this way. Born to upper-middle-class parents, growing up in the suburbs, cosplaying aa an urban poor black person to grift white people put of their money. Punching down on Mexicans and Asians, anyone he could to be profitable. Now it's trans people, but the grift has always been the same.

When they become too rich they start making bits like "isn't going to the Bentley dealership the worst?" or "oh I hate it when I can't book first class and I have to travel on business cramped with all the others"

I've noticed that once comedians "hit it big" and can live off of the royalties that their specials generate, their comedy tends to go way downhill and they start using future performances as almost soapbox-adjacent platforms rather than writing actual jokes that people find funny. They don't need to write funny material to live off of anymore, they can just ride on their fame and sell out venues wherever they go, so it becomes more of a speaking gig rather than an act.

Like, I remember sitting down during the pandemic with a few friends to watch one of Chappell's new specials and it was just him ranting the whole time, there might have been one or two jokes in there, but I think that was just his personality coming forward and not any conscious effort to deliver a setup and a punchline. It was such a letdown, because we were set for a night of comedy and it was just an angry rant with serious undertones.

Maybe just anecdotal, but that's how I see it going for a lot of famous comedians - not all of them, of course, but a lot of the household names from the past two decades have gone this route rather than segueing into showbiz like comics from the 90's era.

i think he is a great performer but his jokes arent that good.

Same for my mom and I's viewing of "Good Morning Vietnam".

Yeah, uhm. Great film, if you can get past the 1980's Shock-Jock Robin Williams yelling to himself, from himself, at himself, back, forth, ad-nauseum.

I saw him easily 30 years ago.

His act hasn’t changed much at all. Still the same racist, low-hanging fruit as always. Just occasionally different puppets.

You ask for a refund after? I know free is free, but it would send a message.

Has that dude ever been funny?

Yeah, going back to the old material usually makes me realize how far I've come since I was a edgy young adult with the "just jokes" mentality.

Dirt Nap had me laughing so hard I cried

He's unlikely to make a new special

And his stuff aged like a fine wine

Still holds up