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Title: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: FatalT on March 23, 2017, 07:54:38 PM
(http://i.imgur.com/k0tOQJS.jpg)

Discuss the comeback of Chappelle and how he's still got it after all these years. Leave any Elf-politics or LGBT complaining bullshit to the Hug Box.

I've watched half of it so far and I'm going to finish the rest of it tonight. I loved the "Key & Peele have been doing my job for me" bit.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: nachobro on March 23, 2017, 08:02:15 PM
Watched it over two nights. The bit about his kid in the second episode still has me laughing today. Both "she had it coming" and crying like Tupac make me crack up just thinking about it.

In the first special
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the "he rapes but he saves" was just perfect. Awesome way to tie back to another goofy as joke and also shows that he recognizes that hero worship of Cosby is seen in a totally different light.
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All kinds of little quick hits are just so well done. The cereal eating, the Flint thing, and yeah the line about Key and Peele. All excellent. Dude is 100% back in form and I'm just hyped to watch the new one when it hits.

On a side note all these comedy specials from Netflix is a great thing to see since I actually have been using it mostly to watch comedy anyway. Jim Norton's was another great one, was a little bummed that Burr's was flatter than his usual sets.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: bork on March 23, 2017, 08:03:10 PM
HEY DIDJA SEE WHO WAS IN THE FRONT ROW THERE?!?

...

I enjoyed the first special a whole bunch.  Laughed my ass off; loved the OJ shit.  Halfway through the second and I like it, but not as much as the first one.

And this stuff isn't as good as his old stuff was, but I'm still happy as shit to see new specials from him.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: nachobro on March 23, 2017, 08:05:16 PM
his voice though. it shocked the hell out of me...all those cigs bro. :-\ I was at a show of his in Santa Fe a couple years ago (yes the one with the banana peel) and it sounded rough but it's changed even since then
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Momo on March 24, 2017, 01:30:28 AM
I dont have netflix but i see the first two are out on internet dvr places, 12GB. I'll watch it soonish, love Chappelle
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Positive Touch on March 24, 2017, 06:52:40 AM
here, Queen wanted me to post this:

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I find your latest tirades misguided.

Saying "no lgbt bullshit" in the Dave Chappelle thread is also misguided.
Dave complaining about racism but scoffing at lgbt issues while trans women of color are beaten and killed and no one cares, is pretty big deal, and the fact that Chappelle applies the idea that lgbt = white is fucked up. What black LGBT people have to go through is pretty harsh, and Chappelle pretending that we don't exist as he goes on his tirades against our culture while talking about blackness is a spit in the face.

This makes him a dumb ass at best, flaming hypocrite at worst.
And labeling any criticism aimed his way as sjw bullshit is incredibly foolish.

you have essentially taken the extremes of neogaf and applied it to a situation you're probably not entirely familiar with because of gaf's ridiculousness. That said, I have not watched special, and I will not have any trouble doing so probably. After all, I'm a massive fan of movies like The Warriors, where the word taco is used pretty liberally.

This doesn't mean people shouldn't be able to talk about it, especially if Dave is going to use his stand up to talk politics as usual. If Dave is going to address politics, then addressing his politics is fair game. You're just too craven to stand up to it because of a bunch of uptight assholes at gaf.

Not that it bothers me because I no longer contribute to the dumpster fire that is game forums. I just wanted to point out that your points are reactionary to neogaf's idiocy rather than holding any measured discussion,  which makes your position look equally as extreme as gaf's.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: bork on March 24, 2017, 07:19:36 AM
Let Queen come here and post herself instead of just lurking and sending responses for others to post for her.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: CatsCatsCats on March 24, 2017, 09:17:29 AM
Especially if she can't bother to differentiate us from GAF :lol
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: WanderingWind on March 24, 2017, 11:33:59 AM
That Beyonce/Jay-Z closer to the LA special is still making me crack up days later.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: nudemacusers on March 24, 2017, 12:06:59 PM
"Not that it bothers me because I no longer contribute to the dumpster fire that is game forums."

 :doge
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: FatalT on March 24, 2017, 01:16:38 PM
This thread was meant to discuss the comedy special and enjoy the jokes, not for whining. Take that to the hug box thread Positive Touch. She also messaged me on Facebook. I shouldn't have bothered responding. Didn't know she had a falling out with The BORE but still lurks it like some sort of creepy stalker.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: FatalT on March 24, 2017, 01:18:17 PM
Yeah who would lurk a message board they can't/don't post on anymore :doge
Waiting on the new round of approvals for dat alt account :smug
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Positive Touch on March 24, 2017, 01:59:42 PM
This thread was meant to discuss the comedy special and enjoy the jokes, not for whining. Take that to the hug box thread Positive Touch.

wow don't be so sensitive bro
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: FatalT on March 24, 2017, 02:02:20 PM
This thread was meant to discuss the comedy special and enjoy the jokes, not for whining. Take that to the hug box thread Positive Touch.
wow don't be so sensitive bro

My
Bad
Fam
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: bork on March 24, 2017, 02:50:34 PM
Yeah who would lurk a message board they can't/don't post on anymore :doge
Waiting on the new round of approvals for dat alt account :smug

...why?
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: FatalT on March 24, 2017, 03:07:17 PM
Yeah who would lurk a message board they can't/don't post on anymore :doge
Waiting on the new round of approvals for dat alt account :smug

...why?

100 posts per page and dat dark theme
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: nudemacusers on March 24, 2017, 03:45:21 PM
Dark theme is for people who put black lights in their computer, drink monster, and primarily listen to video game music.  :yuck
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Rufus on March 24, 2017, 03:50:16 PM
Dark theme is for people who put black lights in their computer, drink monster, and primarily listen to video game music.  :yuck
And if it's because of the glare and eye strain, install Flux like a civilized person.  :snob
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: nachobro on March 24, 2017, 03:54:15 PM
100 posts per page and dat dark theme
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/index.php?&styleid=40 dark theme
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Samson Manhug on March 24, 2017, 05:27:46 PM
Maybe I’m a snowflake now, but I thought a lot of his jokes and terminology to be kind of dated in regards to rape and lgbtqi issues. I mean he uses a slur for gays for no reason. He jokes about making a woman suck his dick. Look at the crowd during the Cosby bits—the women are clearly uncomfortable.

I’m concerned that because of his popularity bigoted white men will feel emboldened to be a little more openly bigoted. “What? I’m just quoting Dave Chapelle! Relax!

:-\

Maybe his time was a decade ago and that’s the way it’s going to be. Things are differently now and rightly so. He’ll have to adapt or be remembered as a great ‘00s comedian.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: etiolate on March 24, 2017, 07:53:13 PM
You're a fucking idiot Samson.


I watched the first special. The awkwardness of being gone so long out of the spotlight and then watching his kid love Kevin Hart was a great little story. The spreading out of the OJ stories was a nice way to have a comedic backbeat.

Watching the second one later.



Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Joe Molotov on March 24, 2017, 08:13:11 PM
:badass
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: FatalT on March 24, 2017, 10:42:16 PM
Dark theme is for people who put black lights in their computer, drink monster, and primarily listen to video game music.  :yuck

Speaking of blasting Zelda music in a car driving around, what happened to PhoenixDark?

100 posts per page and dat dark theme
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/index.php?&styleid=40 dark theme

Touché salesman. It doesn't work on mobile though, granted mobile phones have auto brightness so it's not a big deal, especially since Apple added the Night Shift mode.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Phoenix Dark on March 24, 2017, 10:48:39 PM


oh no he made jokes about stuff


I watched some of it last night and tbh wasn't feeling it at all. I'll finish it this weekend.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: FatalT on March 24, 2017, 11:04:31 PM


oh no he made jokes about stuff


I watched some of it last night and tbh wasn't feeling it at all. I'll finish it this weekend.


There you are <3
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: PlayDat on March 25, 2017, 12:35:44 AM
Maybe his time was a decade ago and that’s the way it’s going to be. Things are differently now and rightly so. He’ll have to adapt or be remembered as a great ‘00s comedian.
I've had the same thought about George Carlin in recent years.  I really enjoyed watching his bits from the 70s and 80s on YouTube when I was in my early teens.  These days the thought of listening to an old white man ranting about how we've gotten "too politically correct" strikes me as mostly pathetic and boring at best.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Trent Dole on March 25, 2017, 02:43:34 AM
I’m concerned that because of his popularity bigoted white men will feel emboldened to be a little more openly bigoted. “What? I’m just quoting Dave Chapelle! Relax!
We've already got shitheads spraying swastikas around and calling in bomb threats to fucking children's centers, can't really get much worse than it already is. :(
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Nola on March 25, 2017, 02:47:52 AM
Maybe I’m a snowflake now, but I thought a lot of his jokes and terminology to be kind of dated in regards to rape and lgbtqi issues. I mean he uses a slur for gays for no reason. He jokes about making a woman suck his dick. Look at the crowd during the Cosby bits—the women are clearly uncomfortable.

I’m concerned that because of his popularity bigoted white men will feel emboldened to be a little more openly bigoted. “What? I’m just quoting Dave Chapelle! Relax!

:-\

Maybe his time was a decade ago and that’s the way it’s going to be. Things are differently now and rightly so. He’ll have to adapt or be remembered as a great ‘00s comedian.

The rape thing was pretty fucking brilliant. It was a long joke that basically begged the important question a lot of this current year has failed to grasp, that the human condition is complex and things can not be judged on a black and white scale. All or nothing. Cosby is a monster but lets also take a moment to understand why things played out like they did with some people wanting to convince themselves differently. Which is thought inducing in the sense of how all our biases shape the way we view things.

I would need a bit more specifics on the LGBTQ stuff though. I guess the whole go out and decide who is more gay and they are the wife thing? But even that was part of a larger commentary about the unfortunate but necessary way change is achieved and that is through incrementalism. Slow your roll or you will get steamrolled or however he was talking about it.

It reminds me of the endless threads on GAF(or reddit or eye-rolling stuck up millennial blogs) about how people would vilify Bill and Hillary because they didn't take a 2016 type stance on a political issue like gay marriage in 1993. Or how Obama was a fraud because he didn't come out in strong support of gay marriage in 2008.

If some low IQ shitheads that can't recognize that Chappelle's heart is in the right place, and often his brain as well, and they use this stuff to calcify their prejudice, thats a pre-existing condition and shouldn't be a reason to try and censor or condemn the comedy.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: FatalT on March 25, 2017, 03:10:53 AM
I’m concerned that because of his popularity bigoted white men will feel emboldened to be a little more openly bigoted. “What? I’m just quoting Dave Chapelle! Relax!
We've already got shitheads spraying swastikas around and calling in bomb threats to fucking children's centers, can't really get much worse than it already is. :(

Isn't that why Chappelle disappeared from the public view in the first place? White supremacists using his rhetoric and the "Clayton Bigsy" skit to disadvantage minorities? I don't blame him. Fuck that.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: FatalT on March 25, 2017, 05:15:14 AM
'I was like “How the fuck are transgender people beating black people in the discrimination Olympics? If the police shot half as many transgenders as they did niccas last year there would be a fucking war in L.A. I know black dudes in Brooklyn, hard, street motherfuckers, who wear high heels just to feel safe.”'
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: thisismyusername on March 25, 2017, 07:43:35 AM
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BnfOQHDCEAAvx7s.jpg)

I get what he's saying, but nah man... nah.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: nudemacusers on March 25, 2017, 08:15:02 AM
Hmm some of the stuff was funny but a lot of it felt like encino man unfrozen from block of ice zzz tired dad jokes.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: benjipwns on March 25, 2017, 09:15:12 AM
coming soon the Louder with Crowder tour featuring PewDiePie, JonTron, Dunkey, some British comedian everyone links you to from youtube but doesn't actually do sets with "jokes" or "punchlines" just complains about American politics, and Dave Chappelle
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: benjipwns on March 25, 2017, 09:16:42 AM
Dunkey
justifies it

yassss slay queen slay
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Samson Manhug on March 25, 2017, 11:03:50 AM
Maybe I’m a snowflake now, but I thought a lot of his jokes and terminology to be kind of dated in regards to rape and lgbtqi issues. I mean he uses a slur for gays for no reason. He jokes about making a woman suck his dick. Look at the crowd during the Cosby bits—the women are clearly uncomfortable.

I’m concerned that because of his popularity bigoted white men will feel emboldened to be a little more openly bigoted. “What? I’m just quoting Dave Chapelle! Relax!

:-\

Maybe his time was a decade ago and that’s the way it’s going to be. Things are differently now and rightly so. He’ll have to adapt or be remembered as a great ‘00s comedian.

The rape thing was pretty fucking brilliant. It was a long joke that basically begged the important question a lot of this current year has failed to grasp, that the human condition is complex and things can not be judged on a black and white scale. All or nothing. Cosby is a monster but lets also take a moment to understand why things played out like they did with some people wanting to convince themselves differently. Which is thought inducing in the sense of how all our biases shape the way we view things.

I would need a bit more specifics on the LGBTQ stuff though. I guess the whole go out and decide who is more gay and they are the wife thing? But even that was part of a larger commentary about the unfortunate but necessary way change is achieved and that is through incrementalism. Slow your roll or you will get steamrolled or however he was talking about it.

It reminds me of the endless threads on GAF(or reddit or eye-rolling stuck up millennial blogs) about how people would vilify Bill and Hillary because they didn't take a 2016 type stance on a political issue like gay marriage in 1993. Or how Obama was a fraud because he didn't come out in strong support of gay marriage in 2008.

If some low IQ shitheads that can't recognize that Chappelle's heart is in the right place, and often his brain as well, and they use this stuff to calcify their prejudice, thats a pre-existing condition and shouldn't be a reason to try and censor or condemn the comedy.

Every time you post something I think of the Facebook group sounds liberal but ok (https://www.facebook.com/groups/SLBOK/).
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: benjipwns on March 25, 2017, 11:21:50 AM
a word bank??? oh my :takei

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bzxr7ANkHuRoAub-bcGAA6mFq71670-ZDkZLHSfpwFY
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: benjipwns on March 25, 2017, 11:24:32 AM
wew
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Positive Touch on March 25, 2017, 11:41:51 AM
Jesus fucking Christ why can't we just say we like some ignorant-ass offensive jokes instead of trying to convince everyone they're not offensive? try it guys; trust me, it's easy.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: benjipwns on March 25, 2017, 11:42:59 AM
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Performative Allyship- When a non-marginalized person displays their “allyship” and “solidarity” with a marginalized people through silent statements as opposed to real actions, thus serving no real purpose than to make the “ally” feel better about themselves. For instance, the 2016 safety pin trend, which allowed people to feel proud of themselves for doing the very least, when they could have instead donated, demonstrated, actually gone and bashed the fash, etc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGaqI20WHyk
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: FatalT on March 25, 2017, 11:48:15 AM
Jesus fucking Christ why can't we just say we like some ignorant-ass offensive jokes instead of trying to convince everyone they're not offensive? try it guys; trust me, it's easy.

Excuse me but you're appropriating AAVE (African-American Vernacular English) using words like "bae" and "woke." And "offensive."



Cultural Appropriation- When someone not having any blood/familial ties to a certain culture attempts to borrow from that culture without understanding the thing’s proper significance or understanding how to properly wear/use/whatever it. While physical things (bindis, dreads) are most commonly thought of, immaterial things can be appropriated too, especially AAVE (African-American Vernacular English). Thus in the context of our group, we ask that you not formulate jokes with AAVE like “woke” or “bae” as the main punchline if you are not African American (the AA of AAVE). That is, saying “thats not very woke of you xdDxdD" even to make fun of liberals is not okay, as it also a form of performative allyship in which you try to distance yourself from the problem and thusly allow yourself to be assuaged of guilt without doing anything concrete. It is also erasure, since even joking about other white people using it means you are attributing “woke” to white people, erasing its history as AAVE.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: benjipwns on March 25, 2017, 12:00:05 PM
this is perfect
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Misogynoir- Misogyny that is specific to the experience of the black woman. Black meaning usually black Africans, African Americans, afro Latinos etc.
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Bailey coined misogynoir in 2010 while she was a graduate student at Emory University. She first used it on the Crunk Feminist Collective blog to discuss misogyny toward black women in hip hop music.[3][4]

Misogynoir combines "misogyny" and "noir" to describe anti-black sexism faced by black women. Bailey considered other words (including "sistagyny") before settling on misogynoir.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Samson Manhug on March 25, 2017, 01:22:30 PM
I know there’s not any black women posters here anymore, but even so I’m not sure making fun of a word they invented to describe the specific oppression they face is a very cool thing to do.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: FatalT on March 25, 2017, 01:28:37 PM
I know there’s not any black women posters here anymore, but even so I’m not sure making fun of a word they invented to describe the specific oppression they face is a very cool thing to do.

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(http://i.imgur.com/3QgOzyw.jpg)

Nkechi Amare Diallo is side-eyeing you so hard right now.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: benjipwns on March 25, 2017, 01:41:57 PM
I know there’s not any black women posters here anymore, but even so I’m not sure making fun of a word they invented to describe the specific oppression they face is a very cool thing to do.
It's okay tho, they don't read the dumpster fires that are gaming forums.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: CatsCatsCats on March 25, 2017, 01:55:06 PM
No doubt shit was like uncle at the BBQ level offensive at times dipping into the cringe zone -- how is that not a given? Also pretty funny, and worth hearing his perspective because it's real and exists :yeshrug
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Optimus on March 25, 2017, 02:27:07 PM
The Texas special was far better than the LA one imo. Also, it's funny watching the elitist "journalist" morons trying to convince us that the specials weren't funny because they got triggered by Chappelle's jokes. SAD.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: FatalT on March 25, 2017, 02:29:28 PM
I finished the first one last night and it was pretty great. Gonna watch part two tonight.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: etiolate on March 25, 2017, 03:29:16 PM
I like the LA special more than the Texas one. The Austin special felt uneven. Ray Rice is sort of an old topic and he didn't have an interesting angle on it, so that section bored me.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Nola on March 25, 2017, 03:31:37 PM
Jesus fucking Christ why can't we just say we like some ignorant-ass offensive jokes instead of trying to convince everyone they're not offensive? try it guys; trust me, it's easy.

How about the people that get so laughably triggered because a person offers up an analysis that doesn't jive with their emotional reaction watching something?

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Though to be fair that post came on the heels of watching that special a second time with my girlfriend after a night of some moderate drinking downtown. Though I largely still stand by it.
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I mean his use of some words and some light framing issues could probably of been improved but the underlying points are what are important and what a person should be judged on. Would you not agree? Is it not kinda incredibly superficial to try and simply judge a person's work by how well it aligns with the cultural norms and verbiage at a given moment in time while ignoring or downplaying the underlying context, motive, and point being made?
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Nola on March 25, 2017, 03:36:18 PM
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Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Optimus on March 25, 2017, 03:47:24 PM
Jesus fucking Christ why can't we just say we like some ignorant-ass offensive jokes instead of trying to convince everyone they're not offensive? try it guys; trust me, it's easy.

How about the people that get so laughably triggered because a person offers up an analysis that doesn't jive with their emotional reaction watching something?

I mean his use of some words and some light framing issues could probably of been improved but the underlying points are what are important and what a person should be judged on. Would you not agree?


Because believe it or not people get annoyed by the pretentious and the humorless who are always trying to ruin everyone's party with their stupid fucking agendas. I would have the same reaction if someone bitched because Chappelle called himself a feminist or talked about race (the Trumptards probably did btw). Stop whining about everything assholes, I think I speak for the majority when I say that we've reached peak saturation on agenda-driven bitching. You want to talk about politics talk about actual politics but don't use comedy or videogames as your fucking podium to do it.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Nola on March 25, 2017, 04:07:34 PM
Jesus fucking Christ why can't we just say we like some ignorant-ass offensive jokes instead of trying to convince everyone they're not offensive? try it guys; trust me, it's easy.

How about the people that get so laughably triggered because a person offers up an analysis that doesn't jive with their emotional reaction watching something?

I mean his use of some words and some light framing issues could probably of been improved but the underlying points are what are important and what a person should be judged on. Would you not agree?


Because believe it or not people get annoyed by the pretentious and the humorless who are always trying to ruin everyone's party with their stupid fucking agendas. I would have the same reaction if someone bitched because Chappelle called himself a feminist or talked about race (the Trumptards probably did btw). Stop whining about everything assholes, I think I speak for the majority when I say that we've reached peak saturation on agenda-driven bitching. You want to talk about politics talk about actual politics but don't use comedy or videogames as your fucking podium to do it.

Most modern stand-up comedy has always had an underlying narrative that talks about the human condition or some sociological phenomenon. It can be race relations like Chappelle, generational and personal differences on the use of certain words like Louis C.K., or in the case of someone like Jim Norton, who just likes to talk about porn habits and banging prostitutes.

So it is completely reasonable to be analyzing those aspects of a comedy. I don't have any problem with that.

I also don't give a shit if someone just wants to sit back and zone out and hear jokes and not be bothered to reflect on any of that shit. Thats probably the vast majority of people.

But if we are gonna jump into the analysis game, I prefer it to be more then just passing superficial value judgments based on how one cherry picked part of a larger bit stands up to isolated scrutiny. If you jump into the game, don't get all passive aggressive if someone is gonna tell you your jump shot sucks.

Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Optimus on March 25, 2017, 04:29:53 PM
Jesus fucking Christ why can't we just say we like some ignorant-ass offensive jokes instead of trying to convince everyone they're not offensive? try it guys; trust me, it's easy.

How about the people that get so laughably triggered because a person offers up an analysis that doesn't jive with their emotional reaction watching something?

I mean his use of some words and some light framing issues could probably of been improved but the underlying points are what are important and what a person should be judged on. Would you not agree?


Because believe it or not people get annoyed by the pretentious and the humorless who are always trying to ruin everyone's party with their stupid fucking agendas. I would have the same reaction if someone bitched because Chappelle called himself a feminist or talked about race (the Trumptards probably did btw). Stop whining about everything assholes, I think I speak for the majority when I say that we've reached peak saturation on agenda-driven bitching. You want to talk about politics talk about actual politics but don't use comedy or videogames as your fucking podium to do it.

Most modern stand-up comedy has always had an underlying narrative that talks about the human condition or some sociological phenomenon. It can be race relations like Chappelle, generational and personal differences on the use of certain words like Louis C.K., or in the case of someone like Jim Norton, who just likes to talk about porn habits and banging prostitutes.

So it is completely reasonable to be analyzing those aspects of a comedy. I don't have any problem with that.

I also don't give a shit if someone just wants to sit back and zone out and hear jokes and not be bothered to reflect on any of that shit. Thats probably the vast majority of people. But if we are gonna jump into the analysis game, I prefer it to be more then just passing superficial value judgments based on how one cherry picked part of a larger bit stands up to isolated scrutiny.


Except that you're not judging aspects of comedy, you're judging political aspects of a comedic show that 99% of the time uses hyperbole to entertain. Same exact problem with videogames, "but why isn't she using full armor to protect her entire body?", "but why are this character's physical features so unrealistic". Because sex and hyperbole sells and entertains, geniuses. But please, keep it going, as if the public didn't need another reason to hate the identity politics nutjobs from both sides.

And for the record, if you don't like the underlying politics of a show/comedian/developer don't fucking watch it; but don't pretend to "analyze" a show whose main goal is to make you laugh. I don't like Schumer's politics and comedy but I don't go analyzing her shitty special, I just didn't watch it. And even if I did, I'd probably comment on her... let's call it comedy, I wouldn't try to find the hidden political meaning behind her vagina jokes.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Trent Dole on March 25, 2017, 06:47:33 PM
I watched some of the first special before heading out. Got to where he was pitching movies to a gay dude and a Texan. It's stand up? Like the queer movie pitch wasn't that great or funny but whatever.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Optimus on March 25, 2017, 07:13:53 PM
I watched some of the first special before heading out. Got to where he was pitching movies to a gay dude and a Texan. It's stand up? Like the queer movie pitch wasn't that great or funny but whatever.

Don't want to spoil anything but it's a rather needlessly lengthy and mediocre setup to a later joke. Watch the other special, it's far better imo.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: brawndolicious on March 25, 2017, 07:40:18 PM
The first one felt a little rough since he was basically reestablishing himself. He's one of those people who has to see themselves as a flawed representation of a great philosophy. Not just as a Muslim who drinks and jerks off, but going into the whole gay/feminism stuff where he sorta passive-aggressively acknowledges that he likes those ideals but he's an intrinsically dirty, old-fashioned person who isn't going to do a perfect job respecting it.

Which I thought was a good use of comedy to make a point. The second one is a lot more straightforward comedy and more enjoyable/less cringey as a result.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: WanderingWind on March 25, 2017, 07:42:15 PM
I just want to know where all you talking about how the specials were offensive were when Chappelle's Show was on. You definitely didn't watch that shit or you wouldn't be confused and hurt that Dave Chappelle tells offensive jokes. Holy fuck. Do you watch comedy shows, or do you just skim through it?
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Purrp Skirrp on March 25, 2017, 08:51:02 PM
I watched some of the first special before heading out. Got to where he was pitching movies to a gay dude and a Texan. It's stand up? Like the queer movie pitch wasn't that great or funny but whatever.

Don't want to spoil anything but it's a rather needlessly lengthy and mediocre setup to a later joke. Watch the other special, it's far better imo.

Parts of that setup were lame but the end joke fucking delivered. One of the more memorable bits.

I wound up watching the 2nd special first :doge Thought both were good/great at times with the 2nd feeling a little more consistent.

Killin' Them Softly > Deep in the Heart of Texas = For What It's Worth > The Age of Spin
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: FatalT on March 25, 2017, 10:21:00 PM
I just want to know where all you talking about how the specials were offensive were when Chappelle's Show was on. You definitely didn't watch that shit or you wouldn't be confused and hurt that Dave Chappelle tells offensive jokes. Holy fuck. Do you watch comedy shows, or do you just skim through it?

Chappelle's Show aired from 2003-2006. Y'know, back when everyone used words like "cheeseburger" and "gay" was an adjective used to describe something negatively. The times, they are a-changin.

Gonna watch the second part tonight and laugh my ass off probably.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: FatalT on March 25, 2017, 11:23:28 PM
Is porn the only avenue where cheeseburger is still an acceptable term

It's porn so anything goes, really. That's one medium where no one has rights and no one questions it because everyone is too uptight to admit to their porn fetishes.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Rufus on March 25, 2017, 11:23:55 PM
In their respective industries transistors and transmissions are sometimes shortened to cheeseburger. No idea how widespread it is at this point.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: FatalT on March 25, 2017, 11:31:51 PM
In their respective industries transistors and transmissions are sometimes shortened to cheeseburger. No idea how widespread it is at this point.

I've been to an AutoZone before so I know a thing or two about cheeseburgers. Get in the Zone.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Nola on March 26, 2017, 12:27:31 AM
Jesus fucking Christ why can't we just say we like some ignorant-ass offensive jokes instead of trying to convince everyone they're not offensive? try it guys; trust me, it's easy.

How about the people that get so laughably triggered because a person offers up an analysis that doesn't jive with their emotional reaction watching something?

I mean his use of some words and some light framing issues could probably of been improved but the underlying points are what are important and what a person should be judged on. Would you not agree?


Because believe it or not people get annoyed by the pretentious and the humorless who are always trying to ruin everyone's party with their stupid fucking agendas. I would have the same reaction if someone bitched because Chappelle called himself a feminist or talked about race (the Trumptards probably did btw). Stop whining about everything assholes, I think I speak for the majority when I say that we've reached peak saturation on agenda-driven bitching. You want to talk about politics talk about actual politics but don't use comedy or videogames as your fucking podium to do it.

Most modern stand-up comedy has always had an underlying narrative that talks about the human condition or some sociological phenomenon. It can be race relations like Chappelle, generational and personal differences on the use of certain words like Louis C.K., or in the case of someone like Jim Norton, who just likes to talk about porn habits and banging prostitutes.

So it is completely reasonable to be analyzing those aspects of a comedy. I don't have any problem with that.

I also don't give a shit if someone just wants to sit back and zone out and hear jokes and not be bothered to reflect on any of that shit. Thats probably the vast majority of people. But if we are gonna jump into the analysis game, I prefer it to be more then just passing superficial value judgments based on how one cherry picked part of a larger bit stands up to isolated scrutiny.


Except that you're not judging aspects of comedy, you're judging political aspects of a comedic show that 99% of the time uses hyperbole to entertain. Same exact problem with videogames, "but why isn't she using full armor to protect her entire body?", "but why are this character's physical features so unrealistic". Because sex and hyperbole sells and entertains, geniuses. But please, keep it going, as if the public didn't need another reason to hate the identity politics nutjobs from both sides.

And for the record, if you don't like the underlying politics of a show/comedian/developer don't fucking watch it; but don't pretend to "analyze" a show whose main goal is to make you laugh. I don't like Schumer's politics and comedy but I don't go analyzing her shitty special, I just didn't watch it. And even if I did, I'd probably comment on her... let's call it comedy, I wouldn't try to find the hidden political meaning behind her vagina jokes.
(https://media.giphy.com/media/BjeiL8WnqByKY/giphy.gif)

But by all means, lets equivocate analyzing an intentional social commentary from a comedian with fucking video game armor.

I mean I get that taking hyperbole literally and out of context is ridiculous, I thought that was pretty clear in pretty much every post. The rest of that rant is leaving me scratching my head a little bit.

Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: seagrams hotsauce on March 26, 2017, 01:45:39 AM
I've been dying for him to do anything since For What It's Worth, Killing 'Em Softly is probably my favorite standup set of all time. The two new ones are awesome but they don't pack the 'oomph' of the first two. I think he can definitely get back to that level of punch, but he comes off a little out of touch here to be honest. Super Self Aware 2017 Dave Chappelle comes off as a quite a bit less subversive than My Hope Still Lives 2002 Dave Chappelle
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: seagrams hotsauce on March 26, 2017, 01:46:56 AM
Also lmfao @ ppl still actually feeding into sloptimus' z-tier trolling
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: seagrams hotsauce on March 26, 2017, 01:54:59 AM
Vaguely on topic but did anyone watch the new Jerrod Carmichael special on HBO? I liked his first one but I had to tap out after the first ten or fifteen minutes
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Positive Touch on March 26, 2017, 02:09:04 AM
I never heard anything by him except his role in the Lucas bros but I thought that stand-up he just put out was fucking hilarious. most of it seemed like it was designed to make the audience uncomfortable, which is my favorite kind of comedy.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: seagrams hotsauce on March 26, 2017, 07:02:10 AM
I love that shit and I like the Carmichael show, but i was really frustrated by the "i want to care but i can't!" opening. I rewatched it and once he gets more personal it gets a lot better but idk
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Momo on March 26, 2017, 11:52:39 AM
That fucking Bill Cosby joke :rofl
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: toku on March 26, 2017, 02:09:01 PM
I love that shit and I like the Carmichael show, but i was really frustrated by the "i want to care but i can't!" opening. I rewatched it and once he gets more personal it gets a lot better but idk

How i felt as well.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Optimus on March 26, 2017, 02:59:59 PM
Also lmfao @ ppl still actually feeding into sloptimus' z-tier trolling

If you have anything to say about the content of my posts say it otherwise shut the fuck up with your pathetic passive aggressive shit and stop whining.  Jesus Christ, this must be the 100th time you do this, have some fucking dignity ffs.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: etiolate on March 26, 2017, 03:09:04 PM
After watching these two specials, I watched the Jim Norton special and it's pretty good.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Sugar Pie Honey Bunch on March 26, 2017, 04:37:36 PM
They weren't spectacular, but I laughed out loud a few times during both shows. Unless, of course, you want to compare them to 99% of the other Netflix Original dire comedy specials I've wasted an hour of my life staring at blankly. Then I guess I'd put them in classic territory.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Olivia Wilde Homo on March 26, 2017, 04:59:37 PM
Most stand up specials are awful.  If you laugh a couple times, then they're pretty good.  If you laugh a few times, then they're in the upper tier.

There's a reason why most Netflix comedy specials are one star.  For the real stand up experience, you pretty much have to be trashed and in the audience to really enjoy them.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: FatalT on March 26, 2017, 05:04:40 PM
Most stand up specials are awful.  If you laugh a couple times, then they're pretty good.  If you laugh a few times, then they're in the upper tier.

There's a reason why most Netflix comedy specials are one star.  For the real stand up experience, you pretty much have to be trashed and in the audience to really enjoy them.

Or just trashed in general.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Positive Touch on March 26, 2017, 05:31:22 PM
Also lmfao @ ppl still actually feeding into sloptimus' z-tier trolling

If you have anything to say about the content of my posts say it otherwise shut the fuck up with your pathetic passive aggressive shit and stop whining.  Jesus Christ, this must be the 100th time you do this, have some fucking dignity ffs.

i can definitely tell you the content of your posts completely fucking sucks
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: CatsCatsCats on March 26, 2017, 06:21:08 PM
Didn't even get through Bill Burr's, Jim Norton's was pretty good
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: seagrams hotsauce on March 26, 2017, 07:46:07 PM
Also lmfao @ ppl still actually feeding into sloptimus' z-tier trolling

If you have anything to say about the content of my posts say it otherwise shut the fuck up with your pathetic passive aggressive shit and stop whining.  Jesus Christ, this must be the 100th time you do this, have some fucking dignity ffs.
There's zero passivity here, you're a fucking idiot and you should jump in a volcano. Here; the content of your posts and your skull are total dogshit and no one should bother responding to them. There ya go! Suck my balls.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Huff on March 26, 2017, 07:48:30 PM
I put comedy specials on when I can't fall asleep at night. That or inception
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Mupepe on March 26, 2017, 07:54:04 PM
I put comedy specials on when I can't fall asleep at night. That or inception
FUCK YOU

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Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Huff on March 26, 2017, 08:01:47 PM
Haha I actually like the movie. At some point on a rewatch i realized it was good at pulling me to sleep
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: etiolate on March 26, 2017, 08:37:13 PM
Also lmfao @ ppl still actually feeding into sloptimus' z-tier trolling

If you have anything to say about the content of my posts say it otherwise shut the fuck up with your pathetic passive aggressive shit and stop whining.  Jesus Christ, this must be the 100th time you do this, have some fucking dignity ffs.
There's zero passivity here, you're a fucking idiot and you should jump in a volcano. Here; the content of your posts and your skull are total dogshit and no one should bother responding to them. There ya go! Suck my balls.

yah but you're a pile of shit so what does it matter coming from you?
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: seagrams hotsauce on March 26, 2017, 09:13:15 PM
The irony of that comment coming from a guy who ran away from the board cuz of gamergate and came back cuz trump won :lol
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: etiolate on March 27, 2017, 04:01:22 AM
I left because I found certain people here to be vile and didn't like what they were showing of themselves.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: benjipwns on March 27, 2017, 04:37:38 AM
they were probably just being post-post-ironic
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Optimus on March 27, 2017, 09:30:31 AM
Also lmfao @ ppl still actually feeding into sloptimus' z-tier trolling

If you have anything to say about the content of my posts say it otherwise shut the fuck up with your pathetic passive aggressive shit and stop whining.  Jesus Christ, this must be the 100th time you do this, have some fucking dignity ffs.

i can definitely tell you the content of your posts completely fucking sucks

I don't give a flying fuck about your opinion until you actually try to argue against that content.


Also lmfao @ ppl still actually feeding into sloptimus' z-tier trolling

If you have anything to say about the content of my posts say it otherwise shut the fuck up with your pathetic passive aggressive shit and stop whining.  Jesus Christ, this must be the 100th time you do this, have some fucking dignity ffs.
There's zero passivity here, you're a fucking idiot and you should jump in a volcano. Here; the content of your posts and your skull are total dogshit and no one should bother responding to them. There ya go! Suck my balls.

And you're a whiny little bitch that thinks that being butthurt 24/7 is an argument. Go fuck yourself. OK? Is this the lever of discussion you want here? Because I can gladly offer it to dipshits like you.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: CatsCatsCats on March 27, 2017, 11:50:16 AM
Quit being fucking babies
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: bork on March 27, 2017, 12:58:17 PM
Wow, Dave is really triggering people here.  :doge
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Baiano19 on March 27, 2017, 06:10:57 PM
That fucking Bill Cosby joke :rofl

The moment he start talikng about the second world war until the end was perfection. Nola described well why I loved that part so much.

Wow, Dave is really triggering people here.  :doge

The irony is that people were mocking GAF because Evilore was exposed and banned/deleted a bunch of posters.

Come on gus, you are better than that.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: PlayDat on March 30, 2017, 10:29:12 PM
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Performative Allyship- When a non-marginalized person displays their “allyship” and “solidarity” with a marginalized people through silent statements as opposed to real actions, thus serving no real purpose than to make the “ally” feel better about themselves. For instance, the 2016 safety pin trend, which allowed people to feel proud of themselves for doing the very least, when they could have instead donated, demonstrated, actually gone and bashed the fash, etc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGaqI20WHyk

Performative Allyship/faux-activism is criticized on The Bore all the time.  This place just doesn’t have a term for it.
Examples
http://www.thebore.com/forum/index.php?topic=44793.msg2232566#msg2232566
http://www.thebore.com/forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=ef60n7vifec89uasck6ifue3f7&topic=44500.msg2243397#msg2243397
http://www.thebore.com/forum/index.php?topic=44722.msg2220162#msg2220162

this is perfect
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Misogynoir- Misogyny that is specific to the experience of the black woman. Black meaning usually black Africans, African Americans, afro Latinos etc.
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Bailey coined misogynoir in 2010 while she was a graduate student at Emory University. She first used it on the Crunk Feminist Collective blog to discuss misogyny toward black women in hip hop music.[3][4]

Misogynoir combines "misogyny" and "noir" to describe anti-black sexism faced by black women. Bailey considered other words (including "sistagyny") before settling on misogynoir.

Sistagyny lmao
:ufup
There’s absolutely nothing humorous about misogyny laced racism.  Misogynoir is a very real pernicious aspect of a black woman’s life.  Black men and white women love to demand (and often end up receiving) black women’s attention and labor for their respective issues, but rarely return the favor.  I don’t expect anyone who isn’t a black woman to completely get it (I try my best and still learn new things regularly), but the least you can do is take it seriously and inform yourself as much as possible.  Please refrain from shit talking topics you don’t understand.

I just want to know where all you talking about how the specials were offensive were when Chappelle's Show was on. You definitely didn't watch that shit or you wouldn't be confused and hurt that Dave Chappelle tells offensive jokes. Holy fuck. Do you watch comedy shows, or do you just skim through it?

It’s been more than a decade since the show ended.  No one is the same person they were in 2006, including Chappelle.  He failed to keep pace with the rest of the world.  I have no data on this, but I wouldn’t be surprised if a lot of the the criticism is coming from people who watched the show when it was still airing.  I’ve personally drifted from left of center to far left over that time period.  On some issues I’ve done a 180 and on others I went from silent opposition to more vocal criticism.  Whatever the reason for the heightened outrage, I don’t find “It’s always been that way,” to be a very convincing reason to keep quiet about these things.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: benjipwns on March 30, 2017, 11:22:22 PM
:ufup
There’s absolutely nothing humorous about misogyny laced racism.  Misogynoir is a very real pernicious aspect of a black woman’s life.  Black men and white women love to demand (and often end up receiving) black women’s attention and labor for their respective issues, but rarely return the favor.  I don’t expect anyone who isn’t a black woman to completely get it (I try my best and still learn new things regularly), but the least you can do is take it seriously and inform yourself as much as possible.  Please refrain from shit talking topics you don’t understand.
This and earlier comments seem to confuse making light of or enjoying specific terminology choices to be also some form of mocking or dismissing what the term was being used to describe as unimportant or non-existent or unserious or what have you. But where's the fun in understanding that?
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: PlayDat on March 31, 2017, 12:21:25 AM
:ufup
There’s absolutely nothing humorous about misogyny laced racism.  Misogynoir is a very real pernicious aspect of a black woman’s life.  Black men and white women love to demand (and often end up receiving) black women’s attention and labor for their respective issues, but rarely return the favor.  I don’t expect anyone who isn’t a black woman to completely get it (I try my best and still learn new things regularly), but the least you can do is take it seriously and inform yourself as much as possible.  Please refrain from shit talking topics you don’t understand.
This and earlier comments seem to confuse making light of or enjoying specific terminology choices to be also some form of mocking or dismissing what the term was being used to describe as unimportant or non-existent or unserious or what have you. But where's the fun in understanding that?
A group of people is unfairly attacked simply for existing.  They gave their plight a name so that it's easier to discuss and eventually overcome.  Making light of their terminology is a form of misogynoir.  You might not have intended it, but you're poking fun at a term created by and for black women that's on the cusp of entering the vernacular.  It's "worst words of 2016" all over again.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: etiolate on March 31, 2017, 12:25:04 AM
Your punishment for your stupid is to say the word misogynoir out loud to random people for the rest of the week.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Trent Dole on March 31, 2017, 12:27:11 AM
Misogynoir sounds like a bad Marilyn Manson song/album title tbh. :doge
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: benjipwns on March 31, 2017, 01:04:22 AM
A group of people is unfairly attacked simply for existing.  They gave their plight a name so that it's easier to discuss and eventually overcome.  Making light of their terminology is a form of misogynoir.  You might not have intended it, but you're poking fun at a term created by and for black women that's on the cusp of entering the vernacular.  It's "worst words of 2016" all over again.
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There’s absolutely nothing humorous about misogyny laced racism.  ...   I don’t expect anyone who isn’t a black woman to completely get it (I try my best and still learn new things regularly), but the least you can do is take it seriously and inform yourself as much as possible.  Please refrain from shit talking topics you don’t understand.
A graduate student cleverly created a portmanteau after considering some terrible alternatives. Six years later Katy Perry used it in a tweet about Leslie Jones which got it traction outside obscure social science circles for a week. Both before and after the plight existed, irregardless of it having a compact, creative and illustrative term to toss around in explainers.

The conflation of an inner group use term and the actual actions it intends to describe is both problematic and bad optics to say the least. Leveling that as the intent seems to be somewhat prejudicial in nature.

In any case, I agreed with Bailey. Misogynoir is amusingly perfect, sistagyny is comparatively silly.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: Rufus on March 31, 2017, 11:11:16 AM
A group of people is unfairly attacked simply for existing.  They gave their plight a name so that it's easier to discuss and eventually overcome.  Making light of their terminology is a form of misogynoir.  You might not have intended it, but you're poking fun at a term created by and for black women that's on the cusp of entering the vernacular.  It's "worst words of 2016" all over again.
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There’s absolutely nothing humorous about misogyny laced racism.  ...   I don’t expect anyone who isn’t a black woman to completely get it (I try my best and still learn new things regularly), but the least you can do is take it seriously and inform yourself as much as possible.  Please refrain from shit talking topics you don’t understand.
A graduate student cleverly created a portmanteau after considering some terrible alternatives. Six years later Katy Perry used it in a tweet about Leslie Jones which got it traction outside obscure social science circles for a week. Both before and after the plight existed, irregardless of it having a compact, creative and illustrative term to toss around in explainers.

The conflation of an inner group use term and the actual actions it intends to describe is both problematic and bad optics to say the least. Leveling that as the intent seems to be somewhat prejudicial in nature.

In any case, I agreed with Bailey. Misogynoir is amusingly perfect, sistagyny is comparatively silly.
That's 50 lashes, friend-o.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: thisismyusername on March 31, 2017, 12:36:48 PM
Popping in to say I'm not offended by what FatalT posted before me. I just find the comparison to be :holeup -worthy because it's a poor comparison. Like I said, I get what he's saying. It's just a poor-set-up to make a joke.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: FatalT on March 31, 2017, 02:21:15 PM
Popping in to say I'm not offended by what FatalT posted before me. I just find the comparison to be :holeup -worthy because it's a poor comparison. Like I said, I get what he's saying. It's just a poor-set-up to make a joke.
What? I don't even know which post you're referring to because it's been like 4 days since I posted in here and then there was textual slap fight. I don't think anyone who posted really acknowledged you being offended or not over anything.
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: thisismyusername on March 31, 2017, 02:34:44 PM
Popping in to say I'm not offended by what FatalT posted before me. I just find the comparison to be :holeup -worthy because it's a poor comparison. Like I said, I get what he's saying. It's just a poor-set-up to make a joke.
What? I don't even know which post you're referring to because it's been like 4 days since I posted in here and then there was textual slap fight. I don't think anyone who posted really acknowledged you being offended or not over anything.

Oh, I know. Benji posted elsewhere as if I was offended in this thread, but I really ain't. :doge
Title: Re: Dave Chappelle: Collection 1 Netflix Stand-Up Special
Post by: PlayDat on March 31, 2017, 07:37:03 PM
A group of people is unfairly attacked simply for existing.  They gave their plight a name so that it's easier to discuss and eventually overcome.  Making light of their terminology is a form of misogynoir.  You might not have intended it, but you're poking fun at a term created by and for black women that's on the cusp of entering the vernacular.  It's "worst words of 2016" all over again.
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There’s absolutely nothing humorous about misogyny laced racism.  ...   I don’t expect anyone who isn’t a black woman to completely get it (I try my best and still learn new things regularly), but the least you can do is take it seriously and inform yourself as much as possible.  Please refrain from shit talking topics you don’t understand.
A graduate student cleverly created a portmanteau after considering some terrible alternatives. Six years later Katy Perry used it in a tweet about Leslie Jones which got it traction outside obscure social science circles for a week. Both before and after the plight existed, irregardless of it having a compact, creative and illustrative term to toss around in explainers.

The conflation of an inner group use term and the actual actions it intends to describe is both problematic and bad optics to say the least. Leveling that as the intent seems to be somewhat prejudicial in nature.

In any case, I agreed with Bailey. Misogynoir is amusingly perfect, sistagyny is comparatively silly.

I get your point about finding the term funny rather than what it describes. Harping at the descriptor suggests either a lack of familiarity with the topic or legit disdain for the inner group.  I’ll grant you the benefit of the doubt that you’re in the former category.  It’s still harmful to trivialize a tool they use to mitigate their struggle.  By laughing at the term you’re worsening the experience it describes.

In 2017, there are still people who find the term cisgender similarly amusing.  They focus on the term rather than what it means to be cisgender as a way to avoid confronting their own prejudices and privilege that comes with their identity.  I use that example because it’s a relatively new term (at least as far as I know) that used to be even more commonly scoffed at.  Misogynoir might never attain the same permanence in mainstream discussion, but I hope you understand my concern at seeing it (meaning the term, not the thing itself) being mocked.