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    Dave Chappelle In Hot Water Again For Recent LBGTQ Comments

    There is a call to cancel Dave Chappelle, but can he ever be cancelled? Recently, the Chappelle Show creator is in hot water for on-stage LBGTQ comments. He is always on the train of unbothered-ness. When it comes to his frank jokes and the sensitivity of his audience—there are no brakes.

    Who is Dave Chappelle? 

    David Khari Webber Chappelle was born on August 24, 1973, making him a Virgo. At 14, the young wisecrack made small stage performances around his hometown of Washington, DC.

    Chappelle’s schooling was everything but ordinary. Attending the esteemed Duke Ellington School of Arts, the rising star graduated in 1991. New York would become the haven of favor and grace for the amateur comedian.

    The Birthing of Dave Chappelle

    New York city, the melting pot of fashion, business and entertainment for the brave and the hopeful. Surely, Chappelle set his hopes high enough because not long after arriving, his career took off.

    In 1993, he starred in Mel Brook’s Robin Hood: Men in Tights, opening doors leading to new paths and opportunity.

    The 90s was where the Netflix comedy hauler nestled in the film realm, honing his comedic skills while incorporating those skills with acting. In 1996, he costars in a situation comedy called Buddies, The Nutty Professor(1996) and Conair in 1997, according to Brittanica.

    However, Chappelle’s decides to step behind the scenes cowriting with Neal Brennen for Half Baked (1998). Though the cannabis comedy defied stigmas with marijuana and television during that time, the movie gained a cult following.

    A New Level 

    Stand-up, Dave’s first love, circled around again in 2000. He landed his first one-hour stand up special, Dave Chappelle: Killin’ Them Softly on HBO.

    The Chappelle Show aired by Comedy Central in 200. When it debuted, it became Chappelle’s claim to his own fame. Moreover, the show’s satirical nuance and expressive thoughts towards racism, black and white culture captivated audiences.

    Dave’s New Hot Water Bath

    In Chappelle’s latest Netflix special, The Closer comedian aims his jokes at the transgender community, again. According to CNN, the comedian explained to everyone in the room that they were born from a woman.

    He then went on making jokes about the subculture of minorities.

    This isn’t his first go round with the trans community. On his comedy special Equanimity (2019) he poked fun at Kaitlyn Jenner.

    Consequently, the actor is again in talks to be cancelled. While fans are angry now, they don’t tend to stay that way for too long.

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