Needles & Grooves

Counter-point, I'm Jewish. I found it mildly funny but inoffensive. Like any group, we're not a monolith and I'm not the arbiter of what is and is not anti-semitism. But I didn't find anything wrong with it.

Someone retweeted a 90 sec clip where he supposedly roasts Kanye (Drink Champs) and said something about not saying anything when it comes to Jews and all i thought was "where's the roasts?" and "that sounded kinda anti-semitic".

I mean he lectures the audience about how unfairly people are treated for referring to “the Jews” and said that Kyrie Irving “was nowhere near the Holocaust” as an excuse for Irving’s promotion of Holocaust denial.

Still not over him doubling down on his transphobic bullshit. Also don't go back to Chappelle show....some of that material DOES NOT hold up in 2022.

Near the end he said, “it shouldn’t be this scary to talk, about anything. It’s made my job incredibly difficult, and to be honest with you I’m getting incredibly sick of it” like we should be sympathetic to his plight.

@Ericj32 He does whine all the time about wokeness and cancel culture so i can't say i'm all that surprised that he would try and play victim on live TV because he can't say whatever he wants without repercussions.

On the one hand, I think standup comedy should have more allowances than regular everyday talking. But no speech is without its consequences, including comedy. It's managed risk; is the laugh worth it?