REACTION - Dave Chappelle's SNL Monologue
Dave Chappelle’s recent appearance as guest host of Saturday Night Live had social media buzzing. Stephen A. shares his thoughts on the brilliance of Chappelle’s opening monologue, that touched on Kanye West, the NBA’s Kyrie Irving, the midterm elections, and the enigma that is Donald Trump. Stephen A. questions why the public reaction is often just as sensational as the original offense. As it pertains to these hot-button topics, he discusses cancel culture, antisemitism and the response of the ADL, the critical importance of intent, and the role of comedians in today’s woke world. It's a can’t miss episode in the midst of a pivotal moment in society. Support the show: http://www.youtube.com/@stephenasmith
November 16, 2022
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REACTION - Dave Chappelle's SNL Monologue
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Dave Chappelle’s recent appearance as guest host of Saturday Night Live had social media buzzing. Stephen A. shares his thoughts on the brilliance of Chappelle’s opening monologue, that touched on Kanye West, the NBA’s Kyrie Irving, the midterm elections, and the enigma that is Donald Trump. Stephen A. questions why the public reaction is often just as sensational as the original offense. As it pertains to these hot-button topics, he discusses cancel culture, antisemitism and the response of the ADL, the critical importance of intent, and the role of comedians in today’s woke world. It's a can’t miss episode in the midst of a pivotal moment in society. Support the show: http://www.youtube.com/@stephenasmith
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