Dave Chappelle's new Netflix particular 'The Closer' is to be had to movement. In the program, Dave talks about his friendship with Daphne Dorman.
On Tuesday, Oct. 5, Dave Chappelle launched his latest comedy special, The Closer, his ninth standup special overall and sixth for Netflix. The trailer dropped yesterday and features Morgan Freeman narrating over pictures of Dave using down a rustic street.
The Closer was once filmed at The Fillmore in Downtown Detroit in August. Stan Lathan is returning to direct the special, having directed all of Dave Chappelle's past specials.
In the standup efficiency, Dave makes jokes, of course. However, towards the top, he speaks about his friendship with a woman named Daphne Dorman.
Who is Daphne Dorman?
Daphne Dorman used to be an aspiring standup comedian. She used to be additionally transgender. After assembly Dave, the two briefly turned into pals.
In his particular Sticks & Stones, Dave claims that Daphne was once giggling the hardest at his jokes focused on the transgender group. He additionally addresses Daphne's goals of doing standup comedy.
After Dave shouted out Daphne, she faced tons of backlash. This drove her to feel as if she failed her group. Daphne shared what appears to be a goodbye message on Facebook on Oct. 11, 2019, sooner than she died by suicide.
Following the passing of the 44-year-old comic, Dave Chappelle claims to have made a metamorphosis in his standup regimen, but his newest particular suggests he hasn't discovered a lot.
'The Closer' is filled with attacks against the LGBTQ community.
In Dave's new special, The Closer, he claims that he hasn't ever had a problem with the transgender neighborhood however that they "want him dead" on account of previous jokes. He says his actual factor is with white other folks, yet he continues to make jokes at the expense of trans girls.
He even defends J.Okay. Rowling's transphobic remarks, prior to stating himself "team TERF." According to The Daily Beast, TERF is "the term for trans-exclusionary radical feminist, or feminists who are transphobic and do not believe trans women are women."
The e-newsletter additionally experiences that in the past, Dave has expressed that he is jealous "of the progress that the LGBTQ community has made compared to Black people" and believes that Black males, similar to himself, Kevin Hart, and DaBaby, were "victimized by the LGBTQ community for telling transphobic and homophobic jokes, or making homophobic comments, and initially refusing to apologize for them."
The public feels that Dave is "playing the victim" in his new particular.
Some had been hoping for brand new, original content from the comedian, but as an alternative, it's the standard Dave Chappelle. Viewers took to Twitter to speak about their ideas on his new performance.
One user wrote, "I just watched Dave Chappelle’s standup. I did not like it. It was just 75 minute of gay and trans jokes and him playing the victim. Chappelle should be so much better than resorting to that."
Another user, @aedison, wrote, "Dave Chappelle proving he is not transphobic by describing trans women’s bodies in some of the most upsetting ways I’ve seen in a while."
Is 'The Closer' Dave's remaining Netflix particular?
In 2016, Dave Chappelle signed an enormous deal with Netflix. The contract signed Dave for up to 3 specials. Since then, Netflix and Dave Chappelle have produced 5 specials, two of which have been in the past recorded.
As for The Closer, a deal between Dave and Netflix has yet to be confirmed. Also, Dave hasn't confirmed anything else relating to ending his partnership with Netflix, so stay tuned.
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