Katt Williams & Dave Chappelle Expose Sick Hollywood | Reaction

[@marcusmosiahgarveysr4310]

The were people exposing Hollywood before Dave and Katt said anything. The difference was the people doing the exposing were labeled as conspiracy theorists.

[@LegendaryTony.]

The difference is credibility.

[@maurice482390]

George Carlin is an excellent example

[@BrooklynDaDon1]

No the difference was the general public didnt give a fuck because they knew how to say “Well why didn’t say anything when it was working for you?”

[@marcusmosiahgarveysr4310]

@@LegendaryTony. I would say people from the industry are credible. Here are a few examples and people still didn't catch on. - Pimp C was one of the first to expose the pride agenda in Hip Hop. - NORE mentioned the 3 doors - Fat Joe mentioned a Zesty Mafia running the industry - Crunchy Black was told to take one for the team at a party in order to get a TV deal for three six mafia - No Limit A&R talked about artists being extorted in the industry through video taped pride activities. - Xzbit had exposed Diddy during that incident at the club in Miami with Superhead. - Diddy admitted walking up with Usher and fighting over the frosted flakes - Professor Griff of Public Enemy exposed Quincy Jones regarding the incident with Tupac

[@marcusmosiahgarveysr4310]

@@BrooklynDaDon1 The base source are the music artists themselves. They tell you if they sold their soul by communicating through their lyrics in a song or signs and symbols in their videos. NORE told the world about the 3 doors. The three doors he mentioned were sacrifice, rituals, or independent.

[@antgal9467]

Dave Chappelle had to start over his entire career to get back to where he is now. If you don't believe me, go on KZbin and look up all them random clips of him in the late 2000s and early 2010s in them random comedy stores and small venues. But that's why he and Kat can't be cancelled. When you ask for a seat at the table, the people who give you permission to sit, can make you leave. When you create your own table, you can't take it from me. The seat or the table, you own it all. That's why when I hear how some actor or entertainer got their "lucky break", I know that's when they were allowed to sit at somebody's table. And if they go against the agenda of that table, they will be removed. Never let someone give you the world, cause they can take it back.

[@DianeTaraba]

That is so true

[@thinkbeforeyoutype7106]

Exactly! Dave is the GOAT

[@missbrown8205]

I think the problem is when a comedian is told to put on a dress and they don’t really want to. If it’s your idea to wear a dress for your comedy style I don’t see the problem.

[@mznbhd]

Exactly I dont get the whole dress thing. Don’t put it on or not🤷🏽‍♀️

[@israymervalentin-arias6313]

@@mznbhdI feel for every black comedian/actor who feels so strongly about wearing a dress, there’s 5 more black comedians/actors waiting for the opportunity to be asked so they can break through and get that money regardless of what anyone else thinks because to them it’s like you said just a dress.

[@retro_mxxn3334]

Could it be the stereotypes that underlie it too?

[@Shefwitjah]

When a male celebrity puts on a dress it is done as part of a humiliation ritual, they harvest that energy

[@Im.Etheric]

And you are part of the problem and probably was hurt by a black man so you wouldn’t mind seeing a black man humiliated…

[@RyanHaile]

I feel like the whole black men in dresses is ultimately about Hollywood loving to make a caricature out of black women. People find the caricature of a black woman hilarious and always have, with the “finger snaps” and the “ mmhmmmm” as whatever. One of the easiest ways to make fun of someone groups characteristics is to dress someone else up and have them hyperbolize these things. It’s essentially the same thing as blackface to an extent lol. I don’t say that to over react to men in dresses, but I do think it’s an apt comparison.

[@hyejinmoon4882]

I remember watching Steve tell Mo'Nique calling out Steve Harvey and others, and Steve basically saying his lifeline was more important than his integrity.

[@ivegone5150]

Nope, Dave chappelle wore a dress in Robin hood: men in tights.

[@mikhailbattles14]

Martin Wasn’t cast as Shanaenae tho, he created it. Same with Jamie as Wanda. They weren’t forced to play these roles

[@DavidRamirez-ln7zp]

they may have not been cast for it, but i'm sure it was part of the gig to continue their sitcom.

[@oldmanjesus9855]

Martin didn't created shenaynay, he stole the character.

[@Im.Etheric]

To be honest, none of us know what they’ve actually encountered just because they wasn’t cast to do it doesn’t mean that the CEO in the leaderboard and head of the communion that controls their comedic style these ideas

[@mikhailbattles14]

@@DavidRamirez-ln7zp Sheneneh appeared a couple episodes into the first season of Martin and was originally supposed to be played by somebody else but Martin decided he wanted to play that role & Wanda originated from a stand up joke that Jamie did that he later did on in living color. Wanda the character doesn’t appear in anything other than in living color…

[@LionOfKingston]

Yes Dave wearing dress in Robin Hood. For Hollywood

[@ericcornish3773]

I forgot about that lol

[@nushinmalek634]

I mean of all problem , they focusing on actors wearing dresses , so that least problem in hollyracist @@ericcornish3773

[@joshuajones5273]

Katt Williams said he was just setting the record straight, and setting the record straight is what exposed people. The people who lied and did people dirty are the reason the record has to be set straight. I think that means they exposed themselves. 🤔

[@thinkbeforeyoutype7106]

Great commentary. Dave Chappelle and Katt Williams are the REALEST

[@puffball4484]

Yall need to understand that yes Dave did the dress/drag thing in hollywood but hes trying to tell us why it happens. It doesnt discount his point. Clearly he did cowtow to the powers that be and thats why he is where he is, i get it. But that doesnt mean we shouldnt listen.

[@motiondesire8786]

So wearing a dress = success? Where is the logic in this? and if that was the case trust, men would of all worn a dress

[@sammyjones8882]

@@motiondesire8786girl whattttt????

[@자시엘]

@@motiondesire8786 You are lost

[@torileslie530]

@@motiondesire8786It’s seen as “humiliation” towards men because it’s seen as “emasculating” but like Dee said they don’t make white male comedians wear dresses as much as they do to black male comedians. Along with that clearly it does equal success cuz we know them, these black comedians are a household name, they are classified as successful men. But these are black tropes that ppl keep doing cuz it works and makes money, so if they see it works one time, they are going to keep on doing even if they don’t want to.

[@motiondesire8786]

@@torileslie530 1- Hollywood is business. if you can’t be flexible and come up with something new and show range, you’re not that interesting to them. (You’re not forced to do something you don’t want to but good luck succeeding) 2- i think its stupid and this phobia these men have is ridiculous. But if you want keep an image of yourself you’re free to do so. But god forbid do not play a victim mentality, It looks immature, to me they act like middle school boys. It’s really not that big of deal

[@johanebrown1764]

Dee ,Plz do Katt Williams interview next

[@dariusowens1060]

This exactly what Orlando brown was saying.

[@Thefundraiser96]

Dave Chappelle not only wore a dress but put on lipstick and a purse in an old video.

[@Jerzey3]

Yup he’s a hypocrite

[@arthurramirez5665]

Humiliation ritual. You have to do one to get rich.

[@Wtfhappenedto2024]

@@arthurramirez5665so when did katt do his

[@arthurramirez5665]

@@Wtfhappenedto2024 I remember him getting choked out in a street fight with a teenager a few years ago. The humiliation ritual can be anything.

[@chrisgooden4684]

Ain’t no way you saying that was a humiliation ritual nah atp you need to touch grass.@@arthurramirez5665

[@JayMoscow]

Dee said “mooooovie gigs ” right cause same

[@TahmiKnox]

Men have been playing the roles of women since acting was invented...

[@ajat3202]

It goes deeper than that

[@BasedBoosted88]

That was because women were not allowed to act, women were basically excluded from all jobs. That isn't the case now.

[@TahmiKnox]

@BasedBoosted88 I know the reasoning. Still, it doesn't change the fact that men have always and probably will always do this. The only thing that's changed is our thoughts on the matter.

[@TahmiKnox]

@ajthomas3202 Only because we're making it that way. They all had the option to not wear a dress, right? Would you wear a dress for money (if you're a straight man, that is)?

[@ajat3202]

@@TahmiKnox I'm not saying they didn't have a choice. I'm saying the deception goes way deeper than that. A lot of these famous people aren't the gender they claim to be

[@adonaihailemichael2182]

If you ever come to Ethiopia I gotchu Dee...ayasasbish (it means no stress)

[@shoethief]

I think this dress thing is off the mark. Many male actors have worn dresses for roles either of their own design or because of the script. It's possible it's meant to immasculate (by hollywood execs) but it's not limited to black men. Black men might see it more often because we're viewed as 'hyper-masculine'. I'm old so I remember Tootsie, M.A.S.H. and all kinds of old school crossdressing. This shit ain't new. Katt's right about just about everything else though ngl.

[@kingredthachicagogoat6049]

Dave chapelle wore some feminine shit too it’s footage, it was on a smaller scale but it was similar to how Kevin hart did it for a popular sketch show

[@yurp7444]

In the list of 35 white actors in dresses, that Marc Lamont Hill recently tweeted, it was packed with A-listers and even icons. He also pointed out that many of the black men in dresses, that black people are clinging to, were 20-30 year old references.

[@yurp7444]

This is so interesting to me particularly, because in the life of a gay black male, we have heard about this several times. It is a speaking point used by black people to justify their treatment of the common gay man. We are told these things as if we are implicated...as if we have some guilt, in the matter.

[@MRVV7717]

Denzel never let them put the dress on him

[@ajat3202]

He still sold out. They have different ways of doing it. He won't go against Hollywood

[@acedup00]

He does them slave movies.

[@deshaun_thewise]

​@@acedup00 there are Jewish people that do Holocaust movies. Y'all act like act like everything selling out.

[@BasedBoosted88]

​@@deshaun_thewiseLook at the number of directors and producers that are Jewish, it's not like they are simply the actors accepting roles. They create the roles.

[@Faceless_saint]

Dave Chapelle also put on the dress😂

[@daglorious1]

Damn yall on dave d in the comments.. he was only 19 when he put on a dress. And it wasnt a prostitute type fit. It was in robinhood comedy and a dnd type fits . He already explained how harsh the beginning was when he got to Hollywood.. he said on Oprah “Why they be putting us in dresses. The minute it was clear , i was adamant, im not wearing the dress”.

[@missbrown8205]

Although I agree with half your statement, Dave put a dress on twice. The second time was with Howard stern and not only did he have a dress but lipstick and earrings. I’m glad he later put his foot down not to do it anymore.

[@Wtfhappenedto2024]

I don’t think you used that word right in the first sentence…

[@Daniel.Miranda]

I used to think its humiliation ritual. But how come denzel and morgam the two most popular black celebrities didnt have to do that? Maybe its a comedian thing mostly? But then Wesley dont make sense. Maybe its some weird Hollywood fetish amongst directors or studio owners. If you dont take the money and put on a dress no more big movies for you.. idk but its hella weird

[@ajat3202]

It's a humiliation ritual. They do different rituals

[@cococaramal]

Maybe they're the gatekeepers what do we really know about their real lives...

[@oldmanjesus9855]

There's no ritual. It's just a new ounce of buck breaking. Some people believe in their talent and don't bow down and some people understand they are being done a favour to get to the position they're at, so they bend over and take whatever they tell them to take. There's nothing spiritual or demonic about it.

[@BasedBoosted88]

​@@oldmanjesus9855Look at bohemian grove. Whether or not they are doing rituals for 'artistic' or 'spiritual' purposes, they still engage in those rituals.

[@ajat3202]

@@oldmanjesus9855 the symbol suggests otherwise. Some of them even say they do rituals such as Megan fox

[@dajah2.0]

Deeeee🙌🏾

[@thelovelyjerald]

It makes me wonder why we have to follow guidelines to be successful especially black men

[@Ithibrahhh]

Yall actually follow that??? Must be boring

[@ajat3202]

Because we don't own anything major. Look at all these successful black entertainers & see who owns their stuff

[@ZolisaMakubalo]

Katt beeen on this vibe

[@jdlei24]

Dave chappelle wore a dress twice dee 😮‍💨

[@blakesilvermark1]

Bruh when I'm gonna have to look

[@AllAboutPurple]

Just googled 😂 it the only thing that came up is the Robin Hood movie. When was the second one?

[@missbrown8205]

@@AllAboutPurplelook up Howard stern and Dave. He has on a black dress.

[@AllAboutPurple]

@@missbrown8205 I saw those too that does not like Chappelle at all 😂😂😂 I wonder if there’s a video.

[@missbrown8205]

@@AllAboutPurple there is a video, it’s definitely him I just seen it yesterday. He was young and had fake boobs and all. I was like damnnn Dave smh. But I’m glad he put his foot down not to do it again.

[@lelelew2735]

Yea nobody made eddie murphy put on a dress that was his idea and script. Plus he wasnt playing a stereotype he was playing a character. So idk y they keep adding him to the list

[@SavantPete]

They are the real ones of Hollywood

[@birukasrat3285]

Come to Ethiopia then Dee will give you a free tour a long time fan and a photographer

[@sag1432]

its not just comedians either look how they did ving rhames and wesley snipes

[@jcblazer0470]

Indeed and it’s also not just black men.

[@mztweety1374]

@@jcblazer0470definitely not. All money is not good money. Especially all big money.

[@md_2k933]

Remembering him clearly in a dress is crazy

[@oldmanjesus9855]

Dave Chappelle wore a dress in a movie.

[@kingmedjai9433]

Glad Denzel, Samuel, and Morgan freeman were smart

[@mikko3]

Because they are actual actors and not these "comedian actors" who do skit shows

[@kingmedjai9433]

@@mikko3 which is interesting. It seems to just be a comedy thing. People blowing that ish up.

[@arthurramirez5665]

They're all a part of it too. You cannot be rich and famous without selling your soul.

[@ajat3202]

They sold out. They're not going to go against Hollywood

[@cococaramal]

@kingmedjai9433 Samuel L Jackson wore a skirt/kilt in 51st state

[@dariusowens1060]

Wait does white chicks count for the Wayne brothers in a dress

[@mikko3]

These are just these "comedian actors" who play skits as women. Denzel aint been in no dress and he is pretty much the biggest black male actor

[@ajat3202]

They sell out in different ways

[@mranonymous00]

If almost all black comedians have done that doesn't that mean that they tend to give their soul more than the white guys ?

[@BasedBoosted88]

It's harder to make it if you're black. You might get a cheap role to fill a quota or typecast as a gangster but real success? That's hard to achieve for anyone, let alone a minority. All it shows is that black people were basically required to jump through these hoops if they wanted tangible success.

[@HomieDaClown.]

Dave Chapelle wore a dress too

[@constantinejr]

What movie or what skit on TV did Dave wear a dress? Please elaborate...

[@HomieDaClown.]

@@constantinejr Robin Hood: Men In Tights

[@constantinejr]

@@HomieDaClown. I didn't see that movie, was it a dress or just tights?

[@HomieDaClown.]

@@constantinejr just type " dave chappelle men in tights in a dress " he is wearing a wig as well

[@ksim3461]

I love Daves work, but. When Dave came back he sure as hell wore a couple of dress-like t-shirts.

[@tylerhackner9731]

Dave chapelle be messy too

[@cameronleerodriguez]

❤

[@osmondwells1622]

For is just stupid lol is. Issues and money why. Not

[@aideneifriehew]

Caring about cross-dressing is corny. Especially when Dave has done it lol

[@oldmanjesus9855]

Finding a man in a dress funny is what's really corny... Till this day nobody could explain what's funny about a man wearing a dress.

[@DreDaDon16]

Robin Williams came up in comedy clubs with mostly black folks that's why they did him like that

[@onka3895]

It's only a "humiliation tactic" if your masculinity is fragile. It's just a piece of clothing. Relax

[@artbylisa1031]

Exactly

[@NateT092]

Aint just a piece of clothing.... literally public spiritual Emasculation tied with a premise to control you and open doors (fame/money/future roles etc) if they conform to it. Let alone the undisclosed dirty deeds to be done, behind the scenes.

[@nayatarot777]

exactlyyy. and many men's masculinity (in our community) IS very fragile. they probably know that so that's why they're doing it. if our men were completely comfortable in their masculinity and didn't feel like a piece of clothing or anything external could take their masculinity away from them, it probably wouldn't be so prevalent. but the comedic nature is the fact that a man who's black (and usually trying to stay within the guidelines of traditional masculinity) is now wearing a dress. For a man like Harry Styles (for example) to do that, it wouldn't be a big deal - because he's not someone who tries to be the epitome of what society says he should be (as a man) anyway. men in our community can't say the same.

[@codedsoul7360]

No it’s not. That’s like saying rape is just sex. 🤡🫵🏼

[@ashleyaut]

Just bc a man doesn’t want to wear a dress his masculinity is fragile?

[@brazyfilmo3121]

The only white man I know who put on a dress was robin williams.

[@marvo-stix]

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