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Dave Chappelle's parody of Joe Rogan's old reality show Fear Factor was one the funniest skits ever on TV.

Chappelle is considered offensive to current college age kids. I had my neighbors daughter tell me so... she attends ole miss and said Dave Chappelle puts down the vulnerable and poor. She then went on to say his kkk joke got him banned from several places. Who knew? Boy, she would really hate red fox from Sanford and son... Don't let he see or hear Eddie Murphy or heaven forbid Richard pryor... she would cry all week.

I'm waiting for Joe Rogan's take on Plandemic

@7:54, that didn’t happen, but keep dreaming

@7:54, im a millennial and Red Foxx was funnier on Sanford and Son than his raunchy standup records. Same for Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor. Maybe you had to be there when their content was new? It's not that it is so horribly offensive, it is just not as funny when we've heard Dave Chappelle.

I don't get the boomer meme that young people are easily offended. The offensive 4chan was created by a millennial.

This is a Joe Rogan experience about Dave Chappelle. Why do geezers who dwell in the past always feel the need to mention your ancient history and long dead icons? Looking at you 7:54

Hey grandpa 7:54 why dont you tell us again how hitting rocks with sticks and kick the can were better games than fortnite and overwatch. Maybe tell us another story about your days in the CCC.

9:05: I'm with ya on Red. I've listened to his old albums on Youtube. Don't make me laugh as his tv shows did.

@9:05, reddit was also created by millenials and they shadowban anything even mildly offensive.

I guess you had to be there. 7:54 has an excellent memory of things the youngsters never experienced, nor can they imagine.

Most comedy is like that. Comedians who push the envelope in their day are funny, but once the envelope has been pushed, often times its not funny anymore. It's not that these guys weren't absolutely fantastic in their day, it's just their day has gone. When I watched Eddie, I didn't think Pryor was all that. But Eddie was (to me). When Dave came along, Eddie was no longer that funny.

@9:49, no they don’t.

I heard Dave quit his show because the dudes in little hats at Comedy Central wanted him to keep saying the N-word because of high ratings. But Dave got sick of white fratboys repeating his N-word lines back to him. So he took his toys and left.

@10:15 AM
Tell that the r/FatPeopleHate

Kind of like watching the unedited version of Blazing Saddles
P.C crowd would stroke out if that was made today

Aunt Ester was a trip on Sanford & Sons

11:57
Blazing Saddles was pretty boring when I watched it. If you want to be offended go watch the Wayan Brothers movie "White Chicks" or Redman and Method Man's "How High" and as a bonus check out Uwe Boll's "Rampage"