Why Do So Many People Dislike Chris Rock?

[@Jaizensama]

Karen must didn’t get the memo that Everybody Hates Chris!

[@chamiltonmgb]

😅😂😂😂

[@forestcreature88]

You win! 🤣😂

[@AnitaBone-d3p]

HaHaHa 😂 So true.

[@janwig9347]

U stuped!😂😂😂

[@ClarisaFarley]

😂

[@nationwyde1]

Wow! I thought I was the only one that was angered by so many Black male content creators bashing Black women! You’re correct in that it gives Wypipo comfort in assigning negative stereotypes to Black women. Then it’s not too much of a leap to also think negatively about Black men!!

[@TrangPakbaby]

They do it thinking it gives them access to whiteness, but it only further erodes respect. Bm suddenly act surprised when the nonblk people turn on them and suddenly make them the butt of the joke. They never learn

[@andremiller1566]

Black women are solely responsible for Black womens image. The twerking and yelling and neck rolling and willingness to assault anyone. Everyone sees it. Even Kamala paid Megan to twerk at a Presidential campaign event. Ghetto at the highest level.

[@chalkywhite2598]

There are not a lot of black male content creators bashing black women. Yall stay with this made up narrative

[@Katlady001]

Not to be offensive, that’s why some folks thought that slap was a long time coming.

[@tonyajohnson3450]

Yes and I was one of those people!!!😂

[@lelle1068]

Count me in that number

[@SandW380]

Facts 💯

[@amarbyrd2520]

This right here, Sis

[@leynan-ev6rz]

That's not offensive. It's just truth.👏

[@thaCchild]

He's been problematic for over 20 years. The anti-Blackness embedded in his "comedy" turned me away a long time ago.

[@davettawells3277]

@@thaCchild me, too. It's hard to believe he also did Death at a Funeral which is brilliant.

[@DMV_0202]

I couldn't pinpoint what bothered me about Chris Rock. You nailed it. Broken and always angry. He was on SNL this past weekend and I couldn't get through his monologue. It felt like a minstrel show.

[@bklyntonw3187]

Talking about how he hates N words.:/. Likes to punch down in his humor.

[@anotherpointofview222]

"Broken and always angry." Interesting. He often gives off that vibe in his delivery, and in just the way his voice sounds.

[@stanleyhape8427]

🎯🎯🎯

[@theroguey1]

​@@anotherpointofview222 he always sounds annoyed.

[@kyd70]

His entire SNL performance was horrible. He clearly didn’t prepare with multiple stumbled lines, even when we could see him looking directly at the teleprompter.

[@dominiccarter5070]

man I thought I was the only person . glad I'm not the only one

[@dmrwaallen9588]

I have Past legit😅reasoning and tried to respect him as an artist after his comedy on the Smith fam, I gve him to karma heavens😢

[@user-ks9hr3dx7s]

This is why I was not on Chris' side when Will Smith punched him. I don't agree with what Will did because he allowed himself to be provoked, and that was not the way or the setting to handle that. But i recognize Chris Rock as a jealous, petty, bully. And he manipulated people. These people who don't understand the back story think this was about not being able to take a joke. And all these whyyyte people are saying he's so "classy". Lol. I was like, look at this man trashing Jada's career, which I felt was punching down. And again, Im not talking about Jada and Will's relationship because I really don't care if they want to torture each other and call it love. Whatever lol. But Chris Rock is a master manipulator, and in that moment, enacted a betrayal of black americans in cinema. Those were not jokes. They were insults and intended to use the shield of the occasion to poke at these people. Let me see him try to tell some white woman her career is shit and why is she here, and on the day her husband is about to win the Best Actor award. We are not a monolith, but I won't step on someone, and definitely not od my own color, to elevate myself. Because I know, when one fucks up, they think we all fuck up. I have no flowers for Chris Rock. He seems happy to tapdance for the elites. If that is what he is doing, he can stay over there as far as I am concerned.

[@Losttribeswoman]

Everything you said. Will was at least trying to defend Jada even if misguided. If the roles were reversed I think Chris would have chimed in by ridiculing his own wife.

[@vw3575]

When Chris finally addressed the will slap n at the end I heard him loud n clear when he said "the only reason I didn't hit will back it's bcas my mom told me not to act up around white people" n walked off the stage as if it was a helluva mike drop. I told people that was the most slavish shit I ever heard n he was proud of that.

[@freddixon2902]

👏

[@lillyofthevalley8547]

​@vw3575 I only saw the clip on KZbin, but when it got to that part I thought "So you insult a black man,on his night of achievement by mocking his black wife IN FRONT of a room of white people?" His little point didn't even make sense, which I believe was intential. He wanted to humiliate Will and Jada but in a room of whites especially.

[@jaggg.3821]

Will Smith got triggered like a Combat vet back from War but the issue with Will Smith He didn't know it was even there a person has to have a special training to catch when it's about too happen. An No being an Actor isn't enough of that training look his Shell--Shock came out He flashed back to being that little boy watching Daddy beat his mama and then suddenly little boy thinking I'm not that little boy I can defend her Bam goes Chris Rock.

[@AndreaCallahanDray]

I stopped rocking with Chris when he did the disrespectful fake documentary “Good Hair” about black women and their weaves. He was interviewing an Indian woman who had “beautiful” long hair, he told her “be careful of a black woman cutting her hair off her head stealing it in her sleep” or something to that effect. Unacceptable. He was pandering, making distasteful jokes about black women for entertainment purposes. Given our history trying to assimilate, fit in and be accepted in America and the pain surrounding our coils, he was out-of-pocket- laughing at us, not with us, because many of us didn’t find it funny. 🙄

[@juanita1176]

Showing disrespect to his daughters, wife and mother and the Community as a whole.

[@georgecherry1536]

Sorry but aside from that joke are you really saying that that movie didn't hit on some truth? Really? Are you saying that black women haven't been the driving force behind the hair industry and still spending billions a year on that shit? I give Chris a lot of shit but he has made a few valid points and Good Hair was on point. There's a lot of men pissed off at how much money and time their women spend on their hair among other things like shoes they don't wear, makeup, tattoos, clothes and food at restaurants just to say they went there.

[@sharmindecruz9757]

I never found him funny, he is disengenous like most black males. Pretending not to know bw hair struggles when you are a black man, its ridiculous.

[@sweetbaby9306]

I agree! This is what made me dislike him. The nerve of him disgracing black women that way!

[@chalkywhite2598]

Did you actually watch the documentary or the commercial. I watched it multiple times and at no point did he disrespect black woman.

[@angelabrown1104]

Karen's response when Drew said that some of these podcast bros need therapy instead of mics... That was me. Karen tossed papers and I tossed my phone. That line alone could salvage so much brokenness that is pouring out onto the airwaves as advice.

[@adinocc2042]

💯%❗I don't like any of those guys, and I'm always thinking the same exact thing.

[@derricklockhart9650]

👍

[@MRzfranks56]

My wife took me to a Chris Rock concert in Indy and I TOTALLY forgot I went there. Someone asked me what I did that weekend and I was like "Nothing." Totally forgot I saw Chris Rock. That's how much I don't rock with Chris Rock...

[@xm2135]

😂. Funny statement. I can only tolerate CR in 15-minute increments myself.

[@CharleeteBlack]

Chris Rock has always been suspect to me!

[@tonyajohnson3450]

Me too, I was never a fan!!

[@AnitaBone-d3p]

Always

[@donaldr.highsmith3064]

The movie about black hair did it for me.

[@wiseentanglement2867]

@@donaldr.highsmith3064 Then went on national TV trying to prove Oprah had fake hair when her hair is real

[@emmacrawford11]

Agree 💯💯💯

[@amitypredator9385]

Why? I can put it into perspective: when Michael Bolton was ripping off the Isley Bros. Rock kept his mouth shut. When the Isleys sued Bolton and won, Rock clowned them on tv. "The Isleys never made $300000 in their entire career. But they made it off the f Michael Bolton!" Paraphrasing. Also, notice when Rock got slapped, he had made little joke about Javier Bardem and Penelope Cruz, but nothing offensive. When he got to Jada (and I'm no fan of hers ) he straight up tried to clown her. His entire career has been the denigration of the black race.

[@partslig123]

Are you crazy? They made millions.

[@amitypredator9385]

@partslig123 Ask Chris Rock. He's the one who made the joke.

[@djlivvy46]

The Isleys not only made plenty of money throughout their careers but also influenced plenty of people too, as the Michael Bolton case proved. Chris Rock is a parasite just like Bolton. .

[@HillyChannel]

That was a statement right there. These podcast bros need therapy instead of the microphones!

[@Losttribeswoman]

Beautifully said.

[@lazorajones7748]

His delivery very much gave minstrel even back then.

[@emmacrawford11]

True

[@cindykpower]

He's black comedy for yt people

[@Maddie9185]

I don’t like how he’s always making black women the butt of his jokes.

[@partslig123]

Go Chris.

[@kalimba04]

Dude has been anti-black for a very long time. Glad it's getting out there.

[@dnporter5506]

The question should be then does your black friends have black friends?

[@MRLONG758]

That part. Too many unseasoned and uncultured black friends out there

[@Losttribeswoman]

My my my. 💯

[@mrshp2392]

Well at least they have one duhhhh

[@thomasgrant8754]

Sadly, it's better to either travel alone or build your own tribe.

[@Katja-Kitty]

A lot of Black women have spoken about this. Some even talked about going to his shows full of wypipo and having to listen to him bash Black women. He is not the only one, but he is quite comfortable making his coins like that.

[@rebornefit]

This was my experience. Seeing him and chappelle in South Carolina. I was shocked. And it ruin the entire show. He went in on dark skin and it’s crazy bc his daughters are brown. Eww.

[@Losttribeswoman]

He is dark skin. My God. 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@Katja-Kitty]

@@Losttribeswoman The self-hate is real.

[@emmacrawford11]

Agree 💯💯💯

[@anotherpointofview222]

@rebornefit Skin is only a part of the problem. It's not simply the color of our skin. It's the racialization. Becoming "Black". Loss of true identity. Developing an identity based on how other people define you. That causes problems. Mental, spiritual, psychological.

[@ms.fabolusmorgan4279]

Drew you and Ms Karen speaking the Truth 💯💯💯 I am tired of the villianization of our community from folks,within the community.

[@beautifulqueen2579]

Like I said that slap Will Smith gave Chris Rock was long over due. Again I say thanks Will! 😘

[@derricklockhart9650]

Just wrong!😂

[@normaeason8734]

I give Chris Rock the side eye.

[@kekag28]

Ever since he came with the need to tell the world about "Good Hair" documentary, adding the annoying voice and condescending views towards black women, yeah not funny at all. He is redudant in his comedy, repeats the same thang over and over again, boring.

[@oralogarro9932]

Thank u , he was here in London I just turn my TV off because he making black jokes which I didn't like as black British man, because he and others like him are tolerated because they are rich, here in the uk we have two systems class and colour and he and others like him are at the very bottom of the pyramid

[@OK-gk1rp]

Nah. Good hair was needed. That relaxer ate through a coke can!

[@Kareyn2]

I heard about Chris rock doing those jokes last year. I’m done with him. But folks love to argue over it! Will smith slapped the good sense out of him.

[@davettawells3277]

Will was too late.

[@MrMetro-mt5qv]

There are a whole group of people whom have made it easy for Andrew Shultz and Michael Richards to so what they have said.

[@dodgelandesman]

No coincidence that Schultz is now flirting with the right wing

[@ademola34adeniran77]

​@@dodgelandesmanShulz always was a right wing. He just needed Charla's help to come up. And now he can fully embrace that side since he really doesn't need Charla like that anymore

[@onlyalisaawilliams]

Chris been problematic for years.. Kudos to Will I was always on his side . He told that fool “please keep my family name out your mouth” , and Chris Fu€ked around, and found out live on tv.

[@thomasgrant8754]

Cheis mad he got caught cheating on his wife and instead of taking it, she took him in court.

[@leggyladyus5]

Oop! 💯

[@TheJames4746]

I never supported him during that whole Chris Rock and Jada Pinkett situation. At the end of the day, he disrespected somebody’s wife on national TV and acted surprised at the reaction. If you would’ve done that in a restaurant or a club or on the street you would’ve gotten dragged. Don’t hide behind “doing your job as a comedian” to defend antagonizing someone.

[@emmacrawford11]

Agree 💯💯💯

[@LordSuperb17]

I felt like that about Rock since he did that "there's black folks and then there's ninjas" routine.. and look at his group of friends, it's been obvious who he is

[@andreabrown4541]

There you go! He also sat in a room full of white men and gave them an n-word pass. So no, it's not just rappers.

[@theymightbeuptown888]

Don't think average yt folk have a prob with him. Most blk people I know can take him or leave him. Personally I've never understood the hype.

[@patriciac2384]

Does anybody remember the C. Rock movie “Good Hair”? That tells you all u need to about intent and basic dislike.

[@sharonshumpert1917]

I can’t stand him! He gave his ex wife hella grief not wanting to pay child support for a child they had adopted. He wanted to paid for his biological kids but didn’t want to pay child support for the adopted one. Chris Rock is a total a$$ wipe! Absolutely no character! He’s also been in the news for his maltreatment of his brother Tony Rock.

[@kaygieann33]

I never liked Chris Rock. He has always been so annoying to me. Woww

[@partslig123]

You know you like Chris.All women love the Rock.

[@shygirlcomplex]

I stopped watching Chris rock when he made that "good hair " Movie and was chatting with "ICE TEA "of all people about black ladies hair.! That man had no dealings with black ladies ever ,and a plethora of other men as well ....I seen exactly what Time it was with Chris

[@jgq2881]

Thank you, Karen Hunter , the Awesome, for your insightful conversations with Drew McCaskill. He is right about people giving credence based on the cadence of a person's voice.

[@leggyladyus5]

Truth be told, Tony Rock has always been far more funnier to me.🤷🏾‍♀️💯 And Chris doesn't even attempt to elevate his own brother. 🦝

[@KarenHunterShow]

he is funnier. for real!

[@cassball7]

I didn’t even know he had a brother.

[@TT-ib4gf]

@@leggyladyus5 did you see the Tony Rock interview where he talks about his brother not helping him? Disgraceful.

[@indigogirl5172]

I stopped liking him when he made that “Good Hair” so called documentary, making fun of black women and our hair. It was so poorly made and did not even talk to black women who opt to natural hair styles…all he focused on was weaves. After watching that crap I was done with the guy…that Will Smith incident felt like his karma coming to meet him lol😂

[@mynameisstacey6217]

You missed the point of the documentary. It was to help his black daughters appreciate their natural hair and to not rely on relaxers and weaves .

[@indigogirl5172]

@@mynameisstacey6217 I did not miss the point. There was no respect in that documentary for black women or girls. I was appalled he made considering he has black daughters. He basically was making fun of black women, he spent little to no time even researching black hair. That slap was a long time coming.

[@mynameisstacey6217]

@ he’s a comedian of course he adds comedy to a documentary. The bigger question is why are a lot of black women walking around with weaves and wigs covering up their hair instead of showing their natural hair and I don’t wanna hear that protective style crap. It’s to actually hide their hair. He also provided public health advice by showing what relaxers actually do. I’m starting to think that you didn’t actually watch it !!

[@djlivvy46]

​@@mynameisstacey6217- the even bigger question is why blk men spent so much time on social media clowning women who have exactly the same hair as they do.

[@pamjackson2]

I am not a fan of his jokes but I don't hate him, nor do I think he should have been slapped.

[@chanelhopeful5336]

Back n the Day Chris always said Disparaging things about black women, I’ve never liked him because of this.

[@chakesluv]

Maybe that is why he could cheat several times on his wife. But she certainly was able to get her share in the divorce settlement. More importantly,what does he say to his daughters.

[@mokahgirl5165]

This guy is so right. These Kevin Samuels bros are like women hating men. I don't think there is a high market for ww or Latina bashing as it is for blk wm bashing. Now I see why some blks were calling out Rock during slapgate. I hope he realizes these anti blk jokes just won't fly anymore.

[@otisthomas9976]

But the problem is nobody is addressing when where or why it's coming from. Meaning women have been allowed to get in front of any they of amplifier and talk about men with no regard or regulations and made millions. Started a genre of TV call day time talk, remember? But now that men said enough is enough theirs a problem now right or it's problematic. Well how about solve the problem

[@danielyoung1074]

​@@otisthomas9976💯💯

[@djlivvy46]

​@@otisthomas9976- let's not forget that men also appeared on those shows. Not to mention that you were directly responsible for mainstreaming the word b!tch via the hip hop industry.

[@deesailes3002]

I concur! Chris Rock is not funny as a comedian.

[@solomongrundy1467]

He was good in the 90's and early 2000's. I saw him on SNL and he's really fallen off. I chuckled at one thing he said.

[@chuckspoke]

I didn’t know about his side comedy. I remember some of his angry black woman commentary but I thought it was when he was going through his divorce and venting .

[@chocobabyflakes3215]

Soooo. . . Am I the only one old enough to remember Chris Rock being "cancelled" (b4 canceling was a thing) after telling a date grape joke on Arsenio Hall back in the day??? Why or how he got away w. no one bringing that up in the last few years is astounding to me. Has he really changed much since then?

[@Katja-Kitty]

​@@chocobabyflakes3215 Wow! I was pretty young when Arsenio was on, so I didn't get to see all of every season. I actually checked on this and found references to it, but then I found references to a more recent set that included rape jokes. So, it isn't something he gave up on. In fact, he said in an interview he didn't care what Don Imus said about Black women as long as his audience was into it. That's his ethos.

[@Freethinker_746]

Wow

[@comments8742]

I stopped rocking with Chris (no pun intended) because of that angry Black women trope, too. I felt some type of way about how his comedy focused on Michelle Obama, and I stopped watching his specials... long before the slap or the Seinfeld Louis CK moment.

[@Louis-ei8nb]

It's no trope just truth

[@djlivvy46]

​@@Louis-ei8nb- does that mean that the 'tropes' about bl@ck men are also true?

[@erictalbert4633]

It’s something that he’s so pandering to white people and downing on black women and yet his brother Tony is accepted and does more urban center comedy. It seems like a total contradiction. How can your perspective be so different being raised in the same household. I wonder if Tony ever brought this up to his brother Chris.

[@ralphthompson355]

I like Chris Rock, so cant help you.

[@pijim96]

I like Chris.

[@eg3186]

I use to like him but he seemed to get more hateful than funny especially after his divorce and he admits to being a horrible Husband.

[@lynnewilliams3241]

I gather beyond being unfaithful he truly like a man who felt he had out paced his wife. He was special. Just a thought.

[@Jaybrn]

Lots of pearls in this segment.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@flyingspacerock8968]

I was in NYC in 1998. NOBODY wanted his autograph. No other artist noticed him.

[@Candy004]

Personally don’t like his delivery but it feels like he has disdain for the black community. I get the same vibe from him that I get from Schulz.

[@rinehardt6837]

As a 56 year-old black man who is happily married for over 24 years to a black woman you are right some black men seems like especially the one on a lot of these podcasts go out of their way to disrespect Black women. but you hear the same men talk glowingly about their own mothers and how they sacrificed and they worked hard to raise them and get them to where they are remember your mother is not the only strong black woman in the world that same reverence show her which she deserves show two other black women.

[@harmonious.balance]

I'm not the biggest fan of Chris Rock's comedy. But that is the case for me with many comedians. When they sit for interviews, I find them more personally interesting. I think his voice and delivery are what draws people. What he actually says on the other hand definitely lets me know what he thinks of women and money. Very few of his jokes actually land with me.

[@nonealike]

And what does he think about "women and money"? Do tell.

[@1burself]

Consistently informative, insightful and thought provoking. Love what you do Sister Karen! 🙏🏾🎇

[@defectedman1]

Wow, I guess the season has turned for Chris Rock. It would be nice if someone had a conversation with him before we all turned our backs ,But like I said, guess it is the season. 🤷🏽‍♀️ hey does anybody remember when Whoopie was dating that white guy from Cheers, Ted somebody, and didn’t that guy dress up in blackface? Well never mind just thought I’d bring it up for no reason at all.

[@patchworkbluez1606]

What you mean is the lack of critical thinking skills that young folks don't have. Also, the mean-spirited music they listen now doesn't help much either.

[@adey126]

I thought Will was justified in the slap bc it was a long time coming. Chris can’t keep Jada’s name out his mouth bc of her rejection of him decades ago. Like back in the 90/2000s I haven’t liked Chris. Never even watched Everybody Hates Chris bc of his portrayal of dark skin black women like the mother. I thought I was the only one.

[@jaggg.3821]

Chris mother is very dark.

[@Louis-ei8nb]

Will Smith showed himself to be about the weakest black man out there. Slapping another black man because he was afraid of his wife.

[@DPain247]

About those male content creators who hate and disrespect women. I can tell you WITHOUT A DOUBT one of those in particular who has a popular podcast (another “comedian” coincidentally who I know personally), his early years and rejections played a huge role in creating what we see today now that he is famous. “D Painful Truth”

[@pollygeorge4906]

His early years and rejections 👍

[@tashajones3661]

Corey?

[@Freethinker_746]

I've been cancelled Rock!! Listen to his stand up, he's always dissing Black women. Then made that movie Good Hair. Rock has a personal vendetta against Black women. He hates Jada and is obsessed with her because she turned him down in the mid 90's. He started dissing Jada in the late 90's about her speaking at the Million Women's March on his short lived HBO show. He continued to make her his punch line when ever he got the chance. Will warned him in 2016 after Rock Oscar's offensive joke about Jada. In 2022 after Will slapped the daylights out of him. Rock waited a year to do a stand on Netflix in Jada's hometown of Baltimore. Why not Philly, Will's hometown?? What comedian jokes about about another entertainer's wife while they are sitting in the audience?????

[@AllboroLCD]

OMG this snippet blew me back! Damn this is some good ass spirit nutrition right here! TY very much for this!

[@shirleymays4287]

This was an interesting discussion for me, because I just recently told my daughter that I didn’t “love” Chris Rock the way most people do. I told her that I love comedy, but I just didn’t find him to be that funny, and I couldn’t pinpoint what it was about his humor that turned me off. I had never dissected my feelings about him. I think this conversation helped me figure out my feelings. The one thing I’ve always felt in him was an underlying anger which I find very unattractive.

[@juanita1176]

Didn't he do a piece on Black hair? I was uncomfortable with him then.

[@pwatson1962]

You all hit it. A lot of these angry, angry people have deep hurts! They need therapy, not platforms and microphones!

[@1MarkKeller]

The same can be said about Chappelle for me.

[@mynameisstacey6217]

@@1MarkKeller right I was thinking the same thing. He says whatever he wants and offends large groups of people, but for some reason black people love him!!

[@AldiAldiFPen]

@@mynameisstacey6217 Exactly! 👏 When I was in college I had white and black roommates. They never missed the Chappelle Show. They would always ask me why I did not laugh at his skits. I felt most of his jokes should not be said at all especially around white folks. It is one of the reasons why we are seeing the term "woke" being bastardized. When Chappelle abrubtly ended his show and stated one of the reasons why was a white coworker was laughing too hard at it. I showed my white and black roommates the article and told them this is why I never laughed at the Chappelle Show. You could hear a pen drop in our dorm for about a week.

[@drbozark9061]

Karen Hunter “Is Awesome “✨

[@michaelo3832]

Stop kissing up!

[@anotherpointofview222]

1:45 "This is how he makes his money." "THIS IS AMERICA." -Childish Gambino Who are we kidding but ourselves. Everybody making money. Entertaining "Race-ism" and Performing their version of "Blackness." "Black folk became an entertaining race-on slave ships, on plantations where masters competed for the most gifted performers, and, later, in freedom, when Black entertainment offered Black artists a measure of independence and financial reward as their performances were coveted and exploited by the white world." Dr. Dyson. This is how they made their money. Turning people into blackness. Turning blackness into gold. aka Alchemy.

[@glw5166]

The brother is correct. There was a time when people dispensing the nonsense were on the fringes but now they are in the foreground making money on controversial views that they don't even believe.

[@stanleywatson8292]

I love your show, thank you.❤

[@simbasmommy]

This is a great clip!

[@partslig123]

Hey Chris,don't pay these haters on here any attention.They are just jealous and know that you the man.I am proud to say that you are my very rich cousin and we are proud to be from SC and hate no ONE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@tashajones3661]

You love Tony too?

[@cherylthec]

Because he's a mean and bullies folks saying it's a "joke." We are NOT laughing gremlin...

[@nowthatsacookie]

Drew hit the nail on the head! And there is no critical thinking allowed these days although the propaganda machine has never wanted it, ever.

[@deborahbradford3306]

I have never liked Chris Rock. His comedy is insulting to Black people and in particularly to Black women.

[@ddneq677]

It was like suddenly everyone forgot about this when he got rightfully slapped. Ive never found him funny. His voice alone is enough to make me change the channel lol

[@LtplovesBen]

I never liked Chris Rock's style of comedy and I could articulate why. But I also felt that the slap was a long time coming for him and his disrespectful jokes on black women.

[@JaCue17]

Chris Rock...is so sad...wtf is wrong with him !!! 😢😢😢😢

[@07mshaw]

Chris Rock's last comedy special let me know that he's progressed into a dirty old man. When he was younger he talked total trash about black women especially if you are fat. I will admit his best body of work is Everybody Hates Chris, one of the best cast in a tv series.

[@yazohgarrison-uw6lv]

Damn! You got rid of the recent opening song. Please go back to it soon!

[@ultron.ver.1979]

But Chris Rock didn't start that angry black woman thing in entertainment. Other black comedians and black shows were exploiting it before him and along with him.

[@chef329]

Did I miss something? Why are we hating on Chris now? What did he do? I'm trying to find clips or something...

[@mynameisstacey6217]

Nothing. You know one thing black people will do is find a way to pick apart another black person !!

[@Freethinker_746]

Now?? It started long time ago. Rock is full of self hate.

[@chef329]

@@Freethinker_746 huh? Where is this conversation happening or happened?

[@WanyaF-e6z]

On Will Smith big academy award night want to disrespect his wife Jada even though they had conversations about not doing that and also knew what he was doing did not rehearse that disrespectful joke during rehearsal so he knew what he was doing

[@darrylstone6217]

Drew on point with his comments. I agree with him the grift of these "black men hating on black women" podcasts - lots of money made by putting these pods out. Dudes found a way to get in the house with massa by criticizing black women and at the same time feeding their inner anger of not being accepted by black women when they don't live up to a standard of being supportive/protective/comforting to black women. Most Black Men not with that - We just want a n - - - to treat Our daughters right and raise a family. He's also correct on many of Us not being guided to think in the process of gaining knowledge/education. What Bruh said at very end . . . so I can sound smart - Pinpoint 🎯

[@lazorajones7748]

Thank you for this show.

[@Tonabillity]

FYI Anger is a key component of comedy. According to Robert McKee, no anger = no comedy 🤷🏾

[@Wizegod70]

They entertain to get a reaction unfortunately it works everytime it’s a less talented way to do comedy - the Bernie’s the richards Eddie’s DIDNT need to do it

[@donaldr.highsmith3064]

Karen makes me feel comfortable!! Honesty and the truth makes phony people feel a certain way about women, especially black women, black pride. Lack of self esteem is usually what causes a lot of people to say a lot of the dumb things that we are being inundated with in the era of the podcast. Her guest was right a lot of the people need therapy instead of a microphone. Starting with the dude with the funny name who thinks that he is a god!! I love me some Karen Hunter. Quality over popularity. ❣💯💯💯💯

[@KarenHunterShow]

love you back!

[@christopheradams2667]

I think folks have forgotten the Hollywood culture : make one laugh, euphoric, orgasmic at whatever cost or consequences. Don't try to make it make sense

[@djlivvy46]

It's always the people that say this that don't like it when the tables are turned. 😂😂

[@cjstryder5441]

It's not my job to make anyone feel comfortable. If you are nervous around me that's your fault not mine.

[@davidmurray2829]

For someone so disliked Cris seems to be doing very well and most of his sold out shows are black.

[@marcus.g.4273]

No. Most Black Americans don't like Chris Rock.... His audience is mostly white.

[@colette9744]

Very sold out. I just attended his last tour 2 years ago and it was phenomenal and I'm black. Chris definitely talked about white people at his show. People fear what they don't understand. He's a comedic genius and almost average people just don't understand it.

[@kemetreasures5630]

Never liked his humor!

[@JoseMorales-lw5nt]

In the immortal words of Paul Mooney: I'D RATHER BE FREE THAN RICH.❤

[@YoungMr.H.5304]

Wow! I know a few educated yet ignorant brothas that need to hear this. Then again, even if they do, they probably won't. Because they're educated.

[@bigmic1972]

That’s why he’s a comic. He takes something that’s messed up and delivers it in a funny way that’s what comedians do what’s wrong with you people? by you people I mean ignorant people I’m black

[@ErthaRizas]

I like Chris Rock. I love his show Everybody Hates Chris. None of these actors or comedians are perfect. There has got to be a better topic than Chris Rock.

[@halbleavy9900]

I've been done with Chris Rock for so long now I don't even remember when it happened.

[@terrencealston370]

Eboni K. Williams has been speaking this theme for a very long time. I used to really love him back in the day however not as much anymore. I pray he's okay with himself which is what matters.

[@davettawells3277]

This is the result of certain folks believing white ice is colder. My friend, Sunn MCheaux talks about it regularly on his channel and social media.

[@KarenHunterShow]

that's my friend, too.

[@kristynaw28]

You two look and sound powerful together! Your opinions are forcefully made but you are not parroting each other. I will tune back in!

[@lesliefountainwilliams5264]

Rock lost my respect when I witnessed him enjoying the ninja joke. Much respect to Seinfeld.

[@jaycarter1594]

I love Chris Rock, I don’t follow him like that, but I never knew people didn’t like him.

[@getpaid38able]

Hey for real Chris be tripping sometimes and that's why Will smacked him to get back in line 😂😂😂😂😂