Dave Chappelle ironically used a Saudi comedy event to talk about freedom of speech. According to The New York Times, Chappelle — who has been under fired for his transphobic jokes in the past — used ...
Top comics including Dave Chappelle, Kevin Hart, Aziz Ansari, Pete Davidson, Andrew Schulz, Jo Koy, Bill Burr, Jimmy Carr and Louis are facing a barrage of criticism for playing the Riyadh Comedy ...
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Dave Chappelle Found It "Easier" To Talk To Saudi Arabian Audience Than An American One
While on stage in Saudi Arabia, Dave Chappelle said that he found it easier to talk there than it is in the States. The controversial Riyadh Comedy Festival in Saudi Arabia has divided the comedy ...
According to Dave Chappelle it’s easier to be an American comedian in Saudi Arabia. On Saturday, September 27, the 52-year-old comedian performed during the Riyadh Comedy Festival in the Saudi capital ...
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Dave Chappelle jokes it's 'easier to talk' in Saudi Arabia 'than it is in America' at controversial comedy festival
The comedian performed at Riyadh Comedy Festival, an event that has divided the comedy world. Dave Chappelle lamented the state of free speech in America during a stand-up set at Saudi Arabia's Riyadh ...
(JTA) — During his controversial set at the Riyadh Comedy Festival in Saudi Arabia, comedian Dave Chappelle joked that he would use the phrase “I stand with Israel” as a code to alert fans he was ...
"It’s easier to talk here than it is in America," the comedian told an audience at the Riyadh Comedy Festival.
“It’s easier to talk here than it is in America,” Dave Chappelle told an audience in Saudi Arabia on Saturday. Chappelle was in the kingdom as part of the Riyadh Comedy Festival. His decision — and ...
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