Wayne Brady with Paul Mooney Chappelle story
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That was the best skit on the show
wayne Brady had me fucking dyyying
“So I make Bryant gumble look like Malcolm x huh muthafucka”
wayne Brady had me fucking dyyying
“So I make Bryant gumble look like Malcolm x huh muthafucka”
Yes nigga, it was jokes.
I have to agree, but not just on Dave's show. It was one of the funniest skits on TV ever. E V E R !!!
Dave hoes, hoes Dave.
Bro I saw that skit wit my whole family in 2004
we was waiting for that season 3 to come about.
“if u don’t smoke this we will have a problem”
Man I fell out when he said Riverside mfz
He's salty because he's constantly looked at by black people is not being black enough. And his statement that "You don't own my black card Paul Mooney" is a testament to that
Nothing black people can do can take away our blackness, no matter what Candace Owens believes.
People think I'm not black enough because I speak proper. People say I talk white as if white is the definition for speaking properly.
I'm black. I know I'm black. I'm a black man and proud of that shit. So he was offended because he's a black man and though he might be considered "Safe" by Dwight's still Black, so that joke hurt and I get it
Ok, but Wayne you won man. Why the hissy fit?
It’s a different perspective from a familiar story.
And the skit was better than the random throwaway line.
Run, bitches!
he know its still true how people look at him. He talented as hell though
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I implore you to run this shit back in your head a few times and see if you can parcel out where colonialism has got you fucked up.
....I cut that shit off cause this is the same comedian who appeared on that same show and was part of a skit to prove the opposite of what people thought about him.Wayne Brady with a gun.....does he remember?
I never found him funny but he can sell himself I will give him that much....
I never found him funny but he can sell himself I will give him that much....
Paul Mooney paved the way for a lot of these clowns.
Wrote some of the best shit for the best comedians, tv shows.
He aint black anyway. He's West Indian. I think he might be Haitian.
They don't consider themselves black. Wayne thinks he's made it.
"You know what the funniest thing about comedians is? They can't take a joke."
Wrote some of the best shit for the best comedians, tv shows.
He aint black anyway. He's West Indian. I think he might be Haitian.
They don't consider themselves black. Wayne thinks he's made it.
"You know what the funniest thing about comedians is? They can't take a joke."
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This Wayne Brady skit was one the funnest on the show.
The alcoholic courage had disappeared. And honestly, how upset are you going to be while on your own talk show?
Sometimes the truth hurts.
It’s hard to get the skit with the black on blue murder and serenade intact on YouTube.
The best part of waking up …
please stop that shit. I'm Haitian and I consider myself black. I'm sure some black americans don't consider themselves black (candice owens) but you wouldn't say the same sentence regarding black americans....I know you didn't mean any malice from that statement but it's stupid.
I’m Haitian before anything
"I hereby declare, on oath, that I absolutely and entirely renounce and abjure all allegiance and fidelity to any foreign prince, potentate, state, or sovereignty, of whom or which I have heretofore been a subject or citizen
Y'all Americans unless you are not a citizen.
Invisible Communities, Part 4: Haitians Say They're Haitian, Not African-American
https://www.wbur.org/news/2010/05/12/invisible-communities-iv
"Immigrants make progress over the years," Fenelon says. "Over time we would climb up one rung of that ladder, and then another and another. But being an African-American, it's static. There's no upward mobility. And so that's always been my thought as well. That if you say you're African-American, the doors are not going to be open for you."
Fenelon, and Jacqueline Laguerre, a Haitian-born nurse, say they appreciate the struggles that African-Americans endured here for centuries.
"If I can be here in the United States, enjoying a piece of the 'American Pie,' it's because they have suffered a lot to cause me to be accepted," Laguerre says.
i agree i still laugh my ass off ...
.." Ho`s Dave , Dave Ho`s ...Good Evening Bitches ..." lolstill think he should be bigger than he is ...
dude dam near Jamie Foxx level for real talent wise ...IMO so dont stone me ...lol