Dave Chappelle: Equanimity
Comedy • R • 2017 • 1 hr 4 min
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Oh this is his new "Killing Them Softly", he understands where he's at, he expresses this through deep allegory with precise humor
Watch this soon. Dave is in rare form. Societal commentary from a comedian is unique and humbled us. He is a legend for a reason
Quite possibly the best stand-up special ever created. Brilliant storytelling. Thought provoking & hilarious at the same time
Dave Chappelle is funny and confident in his return. He offers a deep dive into his perception of our societal issues, in his classic way.
It's too easy for him. Dave took the crown back
Just Chappelle going in on every controversy to point how silly media has become and poking fun at everyone.
Dave Chappelle at his best. Funny, intelligent and often times insightful.
Pas son meilleur spectacle mais toujours aussi piquant et il gère parfaitement les fins de ses spectacles
what can i say more than this is THE DAVE CHAPELLE
It’s not Dave’s best work but it’s still a great insightful time
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