Kevin Hart Vs Tariq Nasheed?

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I thought the first 10 minutes was pretty funny.

Also dudes talking nonsense. Talking bout off that 10 minutes he came to the conclusion that Kevin can't be edgy because he got reprimanded by the powers that be. :deadmanny:
 

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Gotta disagree here

People have been debating Dave's funny this year and i think they're missing what's happening

Dave has transcended the need to be funny in the traditional comic sense and i also think he himself is over doing that type of comedy.

I can't blame him because Dave at this point is our Socrates. Everybody drops what they're doing when he has something to say. He don't need to do the Chappelle Show yells and shyt now.

You mentioned Katt and I think he's at that highest level of traditional knee slapping comedy that Dave has transcended

Also Dave is more cerebral now than he's ever been.

Comedians to me are our philosophers. There are also tiers. Dave is in a tier where he's so profound that "funny" is a second priority to his point
Dave obviously studied the comedians from the 80’s and was trying to reach their level. He’s obviously done that. Dave came up behind the comedians of the 80’s when comedy was the shyt! It wasn’t always about being funny with them, you also brought a message.
 

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Kevin Hart never been funny if we keeping it real...i can remember watching his stand up & 1 of the segments was that he was late for work because he saw a Deerbra, which is a zebra crossed with a deer

I'm looking at the TV thinking how the fukk is this meant to be funny :why:
I was legit :mindblown: when I first heard that one. I’m like who tf wrote that and said it was funny?!? Like people are saying now what they should’ve been saying about Hart, There’s nothing that he did that made me think he was the funniest comedian put here. His hustle is just outmatched though. Dude has been overrated from jump.
 

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That’s a lie. :deadrose::deadrose:
Dave Chapelle went wild viral after his specials dropped on Netflix - he had significant feedback. People still talk about his Chapelle show til this day. I have never seen the same reception with Kevin Hart. No one is saying- “wowwww..remember that movie or show that Kevin Hart did :ohlawd:“”
:mjlol::deadrose:
Dave fell off the radar and people still waited for his return all this time. Kevin is the class clown who made it big off making people laugh at his own expense, now he has the fame but he’s letting his ego outshine the performance. Dave Chapelle is intellectually funny so of course as he gets older, he going to be more introspective and cerebral of topics, current events. The difference is Dave is actually interesting and engaging as a person which adds to his celebrity. Kevin is making try hard jokes trying to appeal to his celebrity friends and it ain’t working. I’m sure Dave Chapelle prefers getting laughs from 4 genuine people in the room than getting fake laughter and pity claps from an entire crowd
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What you're saying is something that I've begrundigly had to accept. Early 2000s Dave Chappelle is the funniest comic of all time, and not even he can top what he did.

Killin Them Softly is a masterpiece.

I watched all his Netflix shyt, I watched both his SNL bits, I watched everything Chappelle related in the last 4 years of his comeback, and that shyt just ain't hitting :francis:

That "so I punched her in the p*ssy" joke was so lame I couldn't belive my GOAT was doing hack shyt.

Also the cigarettes have destroyed his high pitched "Damn look at them tiddies!!!" high pitched delivery which made his great jokes even funnier.

I still have a bootleg of him in 2014 from Radio Music City Hall in NYC, he was incredible.

Somehow he decided to get white people and burgoise blacks as his audience, those new specials just don't hit :yeshrug:


Killin Them Softly - 2000
Elephant in The Room, Patrice O'Neal - 2010

Bill Burr - Paper Tiger 2019
Earthquake "about Got damn time" - 2001
(Corey Holcomb live in Boston is great material, just poorly shot)

Are the best comedy specials I've seen this century.
I wholeheartedly agree.
 

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What you're saying is something that I've begrundigly had to accept. Early 2000s Dave Chappelle is the funniest comic of all time, and not even he can top what he did.

Killin Them Softly is a masterpiece.

I watched all his Netflix shyt, I watched both his SNL bits, I watched everything Chappelle related in the last 4 years of his comeback, and that shyt just ain't hitting :francis:

That "so I punched her in the p*ssy" joke was so lame I couldn't belive my GOAT was doing hack shyt.

Also the cigarettes have destroyed his high pitched "Damn look at them tiddies!!!" high pitched delivery which made his great jokes even funnier.

I still have a bootleg of him in 2014 from Radio Music City Hall in NYC, he was incredible.

Somehow he decided to get white people and burgoise blacks as his audience, those new specials just don't hit :yeshrug:


Killin Them Softly - 2000
Elephant in The Room, Patrice O'Neal - 2010

Bill Burr - Paper Tiger 2019
Earthquake "about Got damn time" - 2001
(Corey Holcomb live in Boston is great material, just poorly shot)

Are the best comedy specials I've seen this century.

Killng em softly is not Dave’s best special. It’s a toss up between For What it’s worth, Age of Spin or Sticks and Stones.

He brought around the sophomoric Kicked her in the p*ssy joke to make a really poignant point on racism. You must have missed the ending of the special to not get that joke.
 

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Killng em softly is not Dave’s best special. It’s a toss up between For What it’s worth, Age of Spin or Sticks and Stones.

He brought around the sophomoric Kicked her in the p*ssy joke to make a really poignant point on racism. You must have missed the ending of the special to not get that joke.
Sorry officer:picard:... I didn't know I couldn't do that :francis:



:russ::mjlol:

Breh I can't qoute that whole special off by heart.

But if you think all these new specials (his material is fine, but his delivery and goofy rich audience is not where it's at), if you think that's funnier than Killin E'm Softly than I can't argue, coz it's a matter of taste.
 
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