Dave Xabelle claims to “overcome” “transit jokes”

Dave Chapille He claimed that he was “avoided” through the popular award shows because of his controversial jokes around the transgender community.

However, the comedy actor was honored with the President’s Award at the NaacP Image Awards for this year, praising the organizers of “Chopping in this industry”.

Dave Chapelle noticed how the organization played a major role in the success stories of black artists in Hollywood.

Chapelle recently got his documentary, which dates back to the era of Covid “Dave Chapelle: Live in Real Life” at the American -African American Martha Fennard Festival.

The film, which was first shown at the Trebika Film Festival in 2021 under its original title, “Dave Chapheel: This time, this place”, failed to gain traction after being fire to create jokes crossing in his special position for the year 2021, “the closest”.

Now, after 4 years, Chapellelle claims that he was “ignored” by Grammys and Emmys due to the punchline.

“I continued to overcome Grammys and Emmys because one of them thought it was good to tell the transit jokes,” he said in the transit jokes. diverse.

Chapelle threw several excavations in the transformers in the private Netflix, which sparked a tense violent reaction from the LGBTQ+community.

At that time, according to what many Netflix employees protested the distinguished, which apparently increased the controversy that apparently prevented him from obtaining the distribution.

On Friday, the Grammy Prize winner also weighs the jokes that were received poorly while addressing the audience.

“It took a lot of courage to all of these comedians to go out there because Coveyd was very new. Everyone was still very isolated, and it was a real fear,” said Chapeel, asking the audience during the post -screen.

He continued, “The other thing is that no one worked on a hundred nights. Everyone flowing when they arrived there, but this was not important. It was very fun to be together again. It was as if we all started in the comedy club, we realized the extent of our love around each other.”

Chappelle hosted summer performances in 2020 with musicians and comedians in his community at Yellow Springs, Ohio.

The show, which appeared familiar faces such as Kevin Hart, David Litrman, John Ham, roots, and Chris Rock, as part of Chapel’s money to raise money for pain Matter, Duke Ellington Arts School in Washington, DC,

according to diverseThe revenue from the institution’s ticket sales was donated, which has often caused Chapelle to change his life.

“Ellington gave me a feeling of society,” he said. “It was mostly a black school when I went there, and that was important because everything in the news was very negative.”

The film also detailed how Chapellean shows had a positive economic impact on its community.

Not only do the people who were struggling to be isolated, but also contributed 9 million dollars to the city’s economy.

“If you want things to change, you should change S-T”, Chapelle indicated.

Despite the reaction that falls behind Netflix Special, Chapelle continued to get nominations and awards, as he was honored by the President’s award at the Naacp Image Awards earlier this year.

During his speech, the organization’s thanks began its efforts over the years and encouraged his colleagues to continue working to tell their stories.

Then he went further to explain why the award was more important for him than others who won him, which includes Grammys and Emmys.