Website review: The Chappelle Theory - What really...
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wwiitttt rated 5 days ago- Thumbs up for being well crafted, not because I believe a word of it. Though, I wouldn't be surprised if the powerbrokers in question actually did dislike Chapelle's show.
- kvnhnsn rated 10 days ago
- this is how you write a conspiracy theory, people.
- KingDante rated 4 weeks ago
- I believe it 100%. You know oprah could kill anyone she wanted and get away with it. She could kill an entire country and no one would hear about it.
- mzmoxy rated 8 weeks ago
- Interesting, entertaining and faintly chilling. Is any of it true? Those who know aren't going to say!
- dynotoaqrimp rated 8 weeks ago
- He calls it a theory in the title then claims its all truth...even though he said he pieced it together. Truth is told, not made up, and this is complete bullshit. Complete trash.
- Joewithajay rated 4 months ago
- Entertaining, but complete bullshit.
- missmeganbunny rated 4 months ago
- I found this site absolutely disgusting. In essence, all this guy did was group together every strong African-American figure in the media, give them the name "The Dark Crusaders", and accuse them of all sorts of stereotypical, shady voodoo shit to get Dave Chapelle off the television. Oh, and also demonizing the hard work that true black activists and civil rights leaders had done LEGITIMATELY to abolish stereotypes. Dave Chapelle was pretty forthcoming about the reasons he quit the show. I have an opinion too. I believe the realized ON HIS OWN after visiting South Africa that the content his producers were really pushing him to produce was indeed furthering negative stereotypes. It's my personal belief that he had an experience similar to Richard Pryor's... (Remember what he said after visiting Africa?) but that's just my opinion. He may have just had a break down. But I really find this conspiracy theory to be utter bullshit... as well as racially derogatory. Hate to say it, but some people just LOVE to see black people making fun of themselves SO much, that they can't entertain the notion of Dave Chapelle quitting because he thought it was the right thing to do.
- eskimowarlord rated 4 months ago
- Strange
