When You're Starting To Run Out of Jokes...

- Some people just can't take a joke. Why is everyone so sensitive these days?

Comedy is about triggering the Libs. The more political it is, the funnier it gets.

And if you're not laughing, you are part of the problem that we're having right now in America.

Every month the woke agenda claims a new victim, and this month it's Dave Chappelle, yet again.

In the past, Dave Chappelle has come under fire for his comments about transgender individuals,

who have in turn rallied against the company that has produced his most recent comedy specials, Netflix.

Despite being canceled by the woke mob, the company continues to pay him upwards of $20 million per special

to say what no one is allowed to say these days. The trans people are gross, yucky, weird bullies

who are weird and probably shouldn't stand up for themselves if they want people to be nice to them.

In his new special, "The Dreamer", he pushes the envelope yet again

by refusing to back away from the subject, and naturally people wanted to know what I had to say about it.

So we're here yet again to talk about my favorite comedian.

Now, if you're new to my YouTube channel, hi, my name is Kat Blaque, and I like to think that I make content

for introspective hot people, and if you're here, I'll assume that's you.

If you couldn't tell, I was being a little sarcastic at the very beginning of this video. But I'm not being sarcastic when I say

that Dave Chappelle is one of my favorite comedians. Now, I don't have the fan girl gene, so it's not like I obsess over him or anything.

I really only obsess over one man in my house, honestly. But historically, I have enjoyed quite a bit

of Dave Chappelle's comedy. Now, I did not grow up with cable, which is probably why I turned out how I did.

But anytime I had the opportunity to gain access to Comedy Central,

I made a point of watching the "Dave Chappelle Show" because unlike things like SNL, I always knew

that the "Dave Chappelle Show" was gonna be funny. In fact, I think the "Dave Chappelle Show" was probably my very first example of a TV show

that was produced by a black person that spoke about tough subjects like racism in a comedic way.

And I'm not gonna ignore that that probably was really influential to my own life

and my own creations on YouTube. So I know that I like the "Dave Chappelle Show",

but I actually haven't seen a lot of his standup comedy until his recent Netflix specials.

And let me just tell you, thems is two very different Dave Chappelles.

As a transgender woman who makes media commentary videos, a lot of people ask me what my feelings were

about his previous special, "The Closer". And I actually sat down and filmed myself watching the entire show

and made commentary as the show went on. And part of why I filmed myself watching the entire series

is because at the time, a lot of the reactions to people criticizing "The Closer"

was that people were taking Dave Chappelle's comments out of context, and to be fair, a lot of people were,

so I wanted to sit down and actually demonstrate that I was giving Dave Chappelle a fair shot.

I also sort of wanted to demonstrate that I was not a person who just hated Dave Chappelle

or didn't find any of his jokes funny. No, I have enjoyed a lot of Dave Chappelle's comedy,

and to me it being offensive was never really an issue. I am a weirdo.

(chuckles) So I think offensive comedy is really up my alley, but for me,

it can't just be offensive, it has to also be funny. And if you wanna know what my feelings were

about his previous special, I will leave a link in the description box below and also in the cards.

Sitting down to make this video, I was very tempted to do the thing that I did before, watch the entire thing live