That really is the beauty of jokes like this.. if it's not in the news for long enough most don't hear about it.. so yes you get the joke and you actually learn about something no matter how silly or real it may be!! to me.. perfect comment Mr Tyler Neff! Honestly!

Notice Joe Rogan not freaking out about his comedy idol stealing a Patrice oniele joke though

You mean racism?

Best kind of teacher am i right ?

I already know I’m gonna love their reaction to this lol

Huge facts

"fuck off me nigga that's my bus stop I know where I'm at..." "I'm going home!" The joke is near perfect.

Yea hes a master at the comedic timing

@Miles Doyle Grow up and stop believing in nonsense. Your ranting makes you sound completely insane.

facts

Those whole point was to direct attention how the judicial system is doing young brothers wrong

I love how you missed the whole point Dave made.

No he's showing the dichotomy in treatment of white children vs minority children

The setup for that was weird though.. "can you imagine.. a 7 year old chewing through ropes and getting back home?" "that's what life's about".. made me do a double take.. 'wait, what?' then he saved it with the, '.. chewing through ropes and breaking free.' ahhh ok, I'm with you now. :)

@Miles Doyle I really don’t mean to sound rude, I’m just curious, but why did this post make you want to reply with bible verses? I don’t get the connection. Was I blasphemous or something? It was an accident if I was.

Exactly what I was gonna say

Rock

Certainly in the Pantheon

Lenny Bruce was doing it 50 years ago.

Bill Burr and Chapelle are both on the same place for me

Lionel tate from broward county Florida, he wasn't even 15 at the time.

I mean, she was six. "In January 2001, when he was 14, Tate was convicted of first-degree murder for the 1999 battering death of six-year-old Tiffany Eunick in Broward County, Florida." "Tate was left alone with Eunick, who was being babysat by Tate's mother, Kathleen Grossett-Tate. While the children were downstairs playing, Tate's mother called to them to be quiet. Tate came up 45 minutes later to say that Eunick was not breathing. He said that while they were wrestling, he had her in a headlock and the child's head hit a table. Only Eunick and Grossete-Tate were present when this occurred." EDIT: And then I read about the injuries. It's literally everytime with you people. "Tate was convicted of killing Eunick by stomping on her so forcefully that her liver was lacerated. Her legs, feet, and neck all had serious bruises; an example of the amount of force used on her was similar to bruises from that of a speeding car.[4] Her other injuries included a fractured skull, fractured rib, and swollen brain. These injuries were characterized by the prosecution as "similar to those she would have sustained by falling from a three-story building."[5] In sentencing Tate to life imprisonment, Judge Joel T. Lazarus of Broward County Circuit Court said that "The acts of Lionel Tate were not the playful acts of a child [...] The acts of Lionel Tate were cold, callous and indescribably cruel." Practicing wrestling. "100% true." Fuck.

@@justinatest9456 also, a lot of people dont realize how states work. comparing something that happens in florida to something in utah, if everything is the same, age, crime etc.. will have two very different outcomes

It may have been true, but the kid beat that girl to death. It wasn’t just a simple wrestling move that killed her.

@@justinatest9456 WTF are you talking about after your edit? Why not just link the wiki instead of copy/pasting so much?

It was brilliant for sure, he owned that stage.

That is the core of his stand-up

Like what?

That's why Chappelle is the GOAT

@@justinatest9456 Are you daft or just trolling?

@@justinatest9456 White ppl has privileges', ask ur white parents they will tell ya

It's doo doo baybeh

Classic

The genius of when Chappelle jokes are reoccurring like that is underrated man lol

Yeah "ignition remix." Piss piss piss

they've already reacted to that one I think. Funny stuff. When I hear Chapelle talk about being old enough to know if you want to get peed on or not, it always first brings to my mind Riley saying basically the same thing on an episode of Boondocks. "If someone tries to pee on me, I just move out the way!"

R Jelly?!?! 🤣

R. Jelly===don't see nothing wrong with a little addiction (with a little addiction ) I don't see nothing wrong, to eat a nice jelly, hey I don't see nothing wrong (I don't see nothing wrong) With a little addiction (with a little addiction) I don't see nothing wrong, hey Lookie here See I know just what you want and I know just what you need girl So baby bring your jelly (bring your jelly to me I'm not fooling around with you Jelly my stumach needs you and ird true, Jelly you need someone, someone like me to to eat you

recently, he's not that funny...and i don't need to hear his political "stances" on anything. he should go back to what he's actually good at, being funny.

@@mysonandme8424 he talked about politicians and social commentary in his early stand ups too

@@mysonandme8424 he’s funny to me and the majority of ppl who aren’t so rigid. He’s the Goat for a reason

What racial inequality are you talking about? About the 7 year old girls that was not a national story? Or the black 15 year old who brutally beat a 7 year old kid. Fact it was no "he accidentally killed a kid while practicing a wrestling move"....the playmate was brutally beaten and he showed no remorse...read and see the case file, then you will understand why they gave him life. Ergo it had nothing to do with the skin color. So put down the Critical race theory book and open your eyes to the reality of the world

So the issue racial inequality can definitely be argued for here.....but Chappelle ignored the main reason why the news kept running the story about Elizabeth Smart....bc she was still missing. The other girl escaped and was safe. The local news wanted to keep reminding the community to keep an eye out for Elizabeth, showing her picture all the time. Plus the fact that her kidnapping was so strange and intriguing; the cops didn't even have a clue on who did it. And it was a wake up call for American parents that anyone's kids could be snatched from their beds, even in a locked house in a nice neighborhood.

@@dreamshakejunya You use that word but it doesn't mean what you think it means

@@dreamshakejunya I know you think you do, otherwise you wouldn't have misused it.

@@dreamshakejunya Yet you decided to supposedly misuse your time one more time

It's OK,You can watch them by yourself.

@@merakki oh I think you misunderstood, he was suggesting it to the office blokes

Key and Peele knock him out

It was not a wrestling accedent, the girl was 6 and all evidence goes against the guy. Stop spreading lies, just google the case.

@@justinkase1360 They couldnt prove it wasnt a wrestling accident but the level of injury was used to say it was on purpose. He was 12 years old at the time.

@@thezu9250 She was 6....he lacerated her liver, broke a rib and cracked her skull then lied about what happened. Medical examiners are familiar with what is likely to happen by accident. Trust the science, as they say. When I see people pretending like all of the evidence does not point substantially towards his guilt, I know they have some underlying agenda or simply don't know the evidence. Regarding him being tried as an adult, it was almost certainly a result of the heinousness of his crime. That doesn't make it right. I actually happen to agree with Chappelle, we are inconsistent when claiming someone is or isn't an adult and we need to do better. It seems to me that adult changes definition in whatever way suits the state. Lower for the purposes of incarceration and higher outside of that so they have more say-so over your life.

@@justinkase1360 I didnt say he was innocent. It was a newer story at the time this was filmed so maybe he just didnt have all the court details

​@@thezu9250 It may be true that it was too early to have a sound opinion on the case but the point still is that people react emotionally AND based on race. There is no talk on the media of THIS sort of rampant bias, of course. This bit is from his special "For What It's Worth", filmed in 2004. This is 3 years after the conviction, he had the information available to him. Celebrities are human and dave is running off of emotions and bias on this issue. A boy killed a girl and all he can see is race, so he knows what side is "his". He cares more about black people, which I actually have no issue with. That doesn't excuse lies and misrepresentations, of course.

She was 6

He was 12, not 15.

@@mark_xvii he made it a race thing to point out the difference in how two 15 year olds are seen (one white one black), not sure what was so hard to understand about that

@@mark_xvii he was trying to point out how the media/law will demonize a black minor and treat them as adults yet will defend a white minor and see them as innocent children. The age differences (the boy was actually 12) and color of the girl that was killed aren’t really relevant to the point he was making. He’s simply asking how can you try one minor as an adult and give them a life sentence, despite what happened, but give leeway to another as if they’re completely innocent

@@YoungYahtz94 interjecting here, but that case was so vile that I don't think race was a factor. He didn't oopsie dazie a 6 year and kill her. The injuries implied a violent beating that contributed to her death. Should he have been tried as adult? I don't know, but the death was horrific enough that the courts thought it was appropriate

Yessss

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@@OpusWon ok 13.

He was 12 at the time. They overturned his conviction.

(both those things) Might have had something to do with the fact that Lionel Tate (the black kid's name) was determined to be developmentally challenged and suffering from mental issues. You might want to include that little bit of factoid next time you decide to go on a 'clarification' tour. Oh, and none of this detracts from Dave Chappelle's point that it's morally wrong to lock up a 15 year old child - even for murder - for life. Developmentally challenged or not (worse so if he is).

Well first of all who is the they you are referring to? So, one thing that is relevant here is that the fact that he was initially given life in prison was due to a quirk in Florida's law that due to his age resulted in the only way he could've been charged was as an adult & the courts had no discretion in deciding whether to try as an adult or juvenile, which they would've had if he had been just 1 year. After initial trial was over at least 3 of jurors [possibly more, the 3 are the only ones I happen to know about,] spoke on the record in the media about not agreeing with the fact that he was tried as an adult & not a juvenile. With one of them specifically saying, "I don't think anybody there thought that Lionel intended to kill her, but the state didn't have to prove that. I think it was too easy for them." He mentions the state not having to prove that because they didn't have to, the charge was under the felony murder rule with the underlying felony alleged to be aggravated child abuse. The sentencing order of the initial trial also mentioned that although he may not have willfully inflicted physical injury to the girl, he had knowingly done so on the basis that he should have reasonably expected that his acts would result in her physical injury [which is why the denial by the initial court of a competency hearing was why the appeal court remanded the case back to trial *after* a competency hearing.] They also knew each other somewhat well because Tate's uncle was engaged to the girl's mother.

Absolute brutal killing. Yeah, the kid deserved life.

Yeah, I remember that story also. The mother didn't even think he should get in trouble.

You should read the case. The little girl, who was 60 lbs btw, the boy was 166 lbs, suffered a broken rib, organ damage, and a fractured skull. This wasn't a single move that killed her. He beat her to death, and I'm sure she was crying out for help the whole time too. Now look at you, feeling sorry for a worthless murderer.

@@ethanbarnes8423 I did read and saw the whole case. Just like I said, I feel sorry for both families. My heart ached for what had happened to the little girl and YES I have a little empathy for the boy because I don't think around that age your mental status is clear . Do I feel that consequences that he needs to to take responsibility for ? Yes. You have your opinion and I have mind. God bless.