22nd Annual Mark Twain Prize for American Humor celebrating: Dave Chappelle

I love Dave Chappelle's comedy style and creativity, and him being a recipient is well-deserved. The music, the guest speakers and comedians, the stories, everything about this are awesome. I thoroughly enjoyed all of it. I do not believe you have to be a Dave Chappelle fan to enjoy or most or all of it.

Thank you for bringing my childhood memories back. I have never in my life laughed and cried so much in 85 minutes. I don't know you personally but I am so proud of you...Thank you for your brilliance 🙌🏼 Dave chappelle for president 2020!!! Thanks for being a light ✨

This "special" as I'll call it henceforth was very alright. It follows the ceremony of Incredible Comic Dave Chappele as he received the prestigious Mark Twain Prize. There are a few sets, most being stand up comedy which I'll focus on. The absolute star of the entire special was the set by Neil Brennan, which really shows his long history with Dave while also having Neil's signature "traumedy" style. Sadly, Aziz's set was largely unremarkable but was nothing agregious. Where problems arose was Tiffany Haddish's set which was quite pathetic and annoying. The special as a whole is a good watch if you are a fan of Dave Chappele or any of the comedians there as long as you don't mind a few bumps in the road.

.... but contains an element of value or social commentary or idk, ethereal essence - that elevates humanity, that is benevolence in a world sorely lacking, that is almost vital to the betterment of 'man' ... in truth, instead of fumbling for the proper qualifiers and descriptors there is one word that exemplifies everything I'm insufficient to - it is simply "Chappelle"

Wow! Just watched this, always been a huge fan. He is truly the master and a beautiful and empathetic soul with a most excellent and powerful message for humanity behind all his comedy genius ✊👊😎