Oh I'd be mad too, but at the people who fucked it up for me.What if you spent $200 for tickets
Dave Chappelle abruptly ends show at Seminole Hard Rock after spotting cellphone in audience
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Why not just kick them out and continue?
What if you spent $200 for tickets
If the show was scheduled for 90 odd minutes, no. However, they can if the show was cut earlier than expected.imagine going to a movie and someone stops the movie with 15 to 30 minutes left. From the sound of the article, the guy was removed,Dave may have gave a lecture and walked off. It doesn't sound like anyone would have had an opportunity to address the person with there phone. They probably thought the show was going to continue.
It sounds like the person wasn't recording the show as much as some disagreement with Dave and another audience member or Dave said something someone thought was offensive. Now under those circumstances I probably would have walked off too, but it's still wrong. I don't understand why people come to things that they are likely to be offended by. At this point, Dave should be use to the sensitive people and carry on the show, but again I get it.
200 probably would be on the low end and if you are with someone that's still 400. I remember paying around 600 each for 2 tickets and there were tickets for 1k or more, yet people are talking like we are discussing a 10 to 20 movie tickets.
No artist that cares about their career would agree with you on that point.
If a comedian knew someone was going to throw their show up on social media, they would never try out new material in their show.
All an artist has is their work. You are not helping an artist by giving away what they charge for. Dude was in the front row recording in a show where he agreed to surrender his recording device until the end of the show and he still slipped a phone in. It was not a surprise. It says so on the tickets when you argree to purchase them that phones will be taken. The venue failed to catch it, but somehow Dave is wrong for calling it out?
MAKE IT MAKE SENSE.
Most importantly, the venue agreed to take all phones and they didn't. That is a contract violation. if you let them get away, other venues will do it, too.
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Because if the venue failed to catch one, its a compromised venue and others could also be recording. If he's trying out new material, its now out on social media. Its no longer new and can't be used to promote his next show.
Stop making shit up.
Go bootleg his show and post it on social media, then.
Dave wants his audience to honor the agreement and he should do the same by completing the show for those who followed the rules. He can address the situation by having the person removed per the terms of purchase. Where did I say that or as you worded it calling it out was an issue?
Assuming you see no issue with Dave, you likely only feel that way because you weren't directly impacted. If your internet provider said they cut off your service for ten days because one of your neighbors shared their wifi with someone else against the rules, you aren't going to say I understand and agree with the company. If you don't leave the company all together, you are going to ask to be compensated for the ten days of service.you aren't going to care about someone else breaking the rules.
Dave is wrong for not proceeding with the scheduled show as his paying customer's agreed to as advertised. Unless you can show otherwise, the ticket and likely signage stated individuals who were caught with a phone would be asked to leave. It didn't say anything about Dave refusing to continue the show that cost on the low end 100/200 a ticket to over a thousand a ticket if someone broke the rule.
If you say, you are stealing my content, that is different from my jokes won't be as funny or I don't want to be judged for test material. Comedians usually say they are opposed to phones for the latter reason. Material is put behind a paywall like Patreon and leaked. Said material makes its way here and potentially the entertainer gains a new audience. Hopefully paying or supporting the creator directly moving forward. At no point did I say, anyone should be cool with boils down to their work being stolen. My point was it isn't necessarily a complete loss. Ironically, back in the day I got a leaked audio of one of Dave's routines after leaving Chappelle Show from here. I let people who only knew him from CS skits listen to the leaked audio and they went on to support him financial years later. I would also pay for tickets to his show.
If the venue agreed and failed to uphold taking phones, I'd hope there was a penalty clause. If not and as I said before, add the verbiage to future contracts. Who exactly did I say should get a way with anything?the guy was removed and that was never my complaint. If Dave wants to walk off stage, put that on the ticket or term of purchase. In the event the rules are broken, no one can complain as they agreed at the time of the purchase. Personally, im not paying someone to be potentially penalized for a stranger's behavior, but that's just me. If other venues fail to uphold the agreement, you'll be compensated every time per the contract. According to you, Dave already has this as part of his agreement, so why walk off if you are being compensated for the disturbance.
This is the leak I was talking about-- I saw a longer version, though, not on TikTok...
May 2022:
May was a long time back for material that made it into what is essentially a 2024 special!
The filmed version is the one I went to...
In his seventh Netflix stand-up special, "The Dreamer," comedic heavyweight Dave Chappelle takes the stage at the historic Lincoln Theatre in Washington, D.C., reflecting on his journey from ticket giveaways to becoming one of the world's most renowned stand-up comedian.
Dave Chappelle unleashes unfiltered comedy in new Netflix special: "The Dreamer"
In his seventh Netflix stand-up special, "The Dreamer," comedic heavyweight Dave Chappelle takes the stage at the historic Lincoln Theatre in Washington, D.C., reflecting on his jo
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Than beat up the guy who ruined it and dig in his pocketsWhat if you spent $200 for tickets
he set that up nicely......
The tweet really ruins it by introducing it as being a metaphor for transgenderism.
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