​Is Dave Chappelle Uncancelable? Why He Doesn't Need Netflix Anymore

Описание: In this episode of KGR, we dive deep into Dave Chappelle’s latest stand-up special, Unstoppable. We debate whether the special felt more like a "TED Talk" than a comedy show, explore Chappelle's battle with his hometown in Ohio, and discuss his perspective on the wealth gap in America.
​We also look at why Chappelle might be the first truly "uncancelable" comedian by moving beyond platforms like Netflix. Stick around for the second half where we talk about the death of movie theaters, the wild evolution of the Fast & Furious franchise, and whether 4DX theaters are actually worth the extra money.
​Topics Covered:
​Dave Chappelle's Unstoppable review
​The divide between the Rich and the Poor
​Cancel culture and creative independence
​The future of the cinematic experience
​Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro: Thoughts on Dave Chappelle’s Unstoppable
01:28 - Is it stand-up or a TED Talk?
01:37 - The Ohio Fire Station Story: Dave vs. the Town
02:42 - Breaking down the Diddy and "Trans Weapon" jokes
03:37 - Rich vs. Poor: How your mindset changes with money
04:33 - Voting for where you’re going (Taxing the wealthy)
06:03 - Chappelle’s unique approach to racial humor
06:30 - Why Chappelle is officially Unstoppable (Beyond Netflix)
32:38 - Tying up loose ends in movie endings
33:36 - IMAX vs. Home Streaming: The battle for your eyes
34:36 - 4DX Theaters: Moving seats, wind, and water
35:09 - Fast & Furious: Did the franchise go too far?
35:53 - Outro & Final Thoughts