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Chris Rock vs Dave Chappelle ? OK.. Forget all their movies and tv shows
Im talkin stand up comedy I go for Chris Rock all the way..... Dave is funny...but not funnier than Chris Who do u think? | |
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Both are dilutions of Richard Pryor | |
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Chris Rock by a landslide.
As for the Richard Pryor comment above, it reminded me of this gem of an interview with him: http://www.youtube.com/wa...vSgPowOO8c "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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depends.
for stand up - rock for sketch - dave Power tends to corrupt; absolute power corrupts absolutely. - Lord Acton | |
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I just don't find Chappelle funny, it's like he sees the street and Chris sees the alleyways. Or Dave sees the newspaper print and chris sees the dots that make it up. Or something. I love Chris Rock. | |
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And that Prince sketch was shit. It really was. | |
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Chris Rock, totally. oh noes, prince is gonna soo me!!1! | |
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HereToRockYourWorld said: Chris Rock, totally.
Only days, now. I once "ended it" with a guy once I learned of his Chappelle obsession. That, and he was a Marine. What's wrong with me? Oh shit, my hat done fell off | |
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THAT'S A TOUGH ONE
They're both very talented though I think Chappelle is more naturally funny. M.2.K
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INSATIABLE said: HereToRockYourWorld said: Chris Rock, totally.
Only days, now. I once "ended it" with a guy once I learned of his Chappelle obsession. That, and he was a Marine. What's wrong with me? I KNOW. What's wrong with you for dumping him, or dating him? oh noes, prince is gonna soo me!!1! | |
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HereToRockYourWorld said: INSATIABLE said: Only days, now. I once "ended it" with a guy once I learned of his Chappelle obsession. That, and he was a Marine. What's wrong with me? I KNOW. What's wrong with you for dumping him, or dating him? Dating him, of course! He looked like Ewan MacGregor, what could I do. [Edited 9/13/06 9:47am] Oh shit, my hat done fell off | |
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hmm i don't know...they're both good...hmmm | |
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I love tea, but I also can´t get enough of coffee.
And speaking of Richard Pryor....I also love fruit juices and other beverages. Guess you catch my drift. " I´d rather be a stank ass hoe because I´m not stupid. Oh my goodness! I got more drugs! I´m always funny dude...I´m hilarious! Are we gonna smoke?" | |
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KoolEaze said: I love tea, but I also can´t get enough of coffee.
And speaking of Richard Pryor....I also love fruit juices and other beverages. Guess you catch my drift. is your drift that you are really really thirsty? Power tends to corrupt; absolute power corrupts absolutely. - Lord Acton | |
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cborgman said: KoolEaze said: I love tea, but I also can´t get enough of coffee.
And speaking of Richard Pryor....I also love fruit juices and other beverages. Guess you catch my drift. is your drift that you are really really thirsty? "I saw a woman with major Hammer pants on the subway a few weeks ago and totally thought of you." - sextonseven | |
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cborgman said: depends.
for stand up - rock for sketch - dave Yeah. I didn't find any of Dave's stand-up to be all too funny. He did a show here when he was on tour,and made some jokes about white people which caused them to get up and leave the show. looking for you in the woods tonight Switch FC SW-2874-2863-4789 (Rum&Coke) | |
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AnckSuNamun said: cborgman said: depends.
for stand up - rock for sketch - dave Yeah. I didn't find any of Dave's stand-up to be all too funny. He did a show here when he was on tour,and made some jokes about white people which caused them to get up and leave the show. im not wild about dave's stand up. chris is incredibly sharp and witty in his stand-up. dave's just seems forced and tired. the sesame street bit was funny though. the idea of snuffalupagus as a junkie is funny. Power tends to corrupt; absolute power corrupts absolutely. - Lord Acton | |
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it is very easy, when it comes to sketch Dave kills Chris Rock, but when it comes to standup Dave is damn near horrible, while Chris Rock is probably one of the best stand up comedians ever, he can just kill your insides you laughing so hard. All of his standup specials still come on HBO on a reg, Showtime barely shows that Dave Chappelle because it was really garbage | |
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Dave is more about inside jokes. I know people who just don't get them because they don't know the entertainer he's joking about. When you do, he's hilarious, though.
Chris is more universal, and his material is more substantial, though lately that's been the focus almost more than how funny it is. I never thought he'd become so important when I first saw him on SNL. My Legacy
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Chris brings the intelligent truth into his observations.
tA Tribal Disorder http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431 "Ya see, we're not interested in what you know...but what you are willing to learn. C'mon y'all." | |
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Number23 said: And that Prince sketch was shit. It really was.
They're both good for different reasons. Rock is more in your face, Dave is more of the everyman. I like them both - they can both miss the mark at times, but I tend to find Dave a little more likeable. | |
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dave chappelle by a country mile
chris rock uses those vocals disturbingly to get his point across.. and its fucking annoying. | |
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Sdldawn said: dave chappelle by a country mile
chris rock uses those vocals disturbingly to get his point across.. and its fucking annoying. Yes. That's what I meant by "in your face"... he's just a bit too aggressive with it all sometimes. It's hard to relate when someone is just basically yelling at you. But I have enjoyed some of his material. | |
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mrdespues said: Sdldawn said: dave chappelle by a country mile
chris rock uses those vocals disturbingly to get his point across.. and its fucking annoying. Yes. That's what I meant by "in your face"... he's just a bit too aggressive with it all sometimes. It's hard to relate when someone is just basically yelling at you. But I have enjoyed some of his material. Yeah Material is good.. but i can only stand just a few minutes of it. | |
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Sdldawn said: mrdespues said: Yes. That's what I meant by "in your face"... he's just a bit too aggressive with it all sometimes. It's hard to relate when someone is just basically yelling at you. But I have enjoyed some of his material. Yeah Material is good.. but i can only stand just a few minutes of it. Yup! | |
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I love them both for very different reasons. First of all they are both disciples of my all time favorite Mr. Richard Pryor, but who isn't? That said, I think they are both genuinely talented stand up comedians who are extremely intelligent and very observant. I think Chris Rock has more accesibility with a more in your face approach that appeals to a cross section of people, but that doesn't take away from the high level of intellect in his comedy. Chappelle on the other hand has more nuances in his humor. To enjoy Chappelle in stand-up one must be well versed on a great deal of obscure references. As stated earlier in the thread if you are versed on the references Chappelle talks about you will get his humor. His jokes are extremely intelligent as well. For What It's Worth has great commentary on AIDS, side splitting jokes about the absurdity of the scientific communities explanation for where it came from. Really perceptive and very funny.
I love them both, call it a draw... | |
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I'm a little partial to Dave, 'cause I dig his relaxed delivery, which reminds me of one of my "old school" faves, Franklin Ajaye. It's like they're talking with you not at you, like Chris Rock. I love his brutal honesty, but his constant shouting can get a bit annoying after awhile.
Side Note: I actually enjoyed Chris Rock's brother, Tony, on the Def Jam Comedy Show this week. He was the funniest performer, in my opinion. He's a lot more laid back than Chris. My author page: https://www.amazon.com/au...eretttruth | |
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DorothyParkerWasCool said: I love them both for very different reasons. First of all they are both disciples of my all time favorite Mr. Richard Pryor, but who isn't? That said, I think they are both genuinely talented stand up comedians who are extremely intelligent and very observant. I think Chris Rock has more accesibility with a more in your face approach that appeals to a cross section of people, but that doesn't take away from the high level of intellect in his comedy. Chappelle on the other hand has more nuances in his humor. To enjoy Chappelle in stand-up one must be well versed on a great deal of obscure references. As stated earlier in the thread if you are versed on the references Chappelle talks about you will get his humor. His jokes are extremely intelligent as well. For What It's Worth has great commentary on AIDS, side splitting jokes about the absurdity of the scientific communities explanation for where it came from. Really perceptive and very funny.
I love them both, call it a draw... I'm watching that on youtube right now, and I think it's hilarious. As for Chris Rock, I only know him from MTV Awards because their stand-ups don't air in Germany of course. But I love Chappelle! Have to see Block Party soon. | |
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Flight of the Conchords is the only comedy that matters. This one's for you. | |
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KoolEaze said: I love tea, but I also can´t get enough of coffee.
And speaking of Richard Pryor....I also love fruit juices and other beverages. Guess you catch my drift. You're bisexual? | |
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