In The Closer, Chappelle eventually says he's jealous of the progress the gay rights movement has made in America. Eventually, he was found guilty of a misdemeanor charge - carrying a concealed weapon - though the family of the 19-year-old who died insists that DaBaby started the fight. What Chappelle doesn't say is that DaBaby claims he was defending himself against two men who tried to rob him and his family in the store. 'But you better not hurt a gay person's feelings.' 'In our country, you can shoot and kill a n*****,' Chappelle says. Chappelle jokes that DaBaby 'punched the LGBTQ community right in the AIDS' before recalling a 2018 incident in which the rapper was involved in a fight inside a North Carolina Walmart where another person was shot and killed. This idea surfaces when he talks about rapper DaBaby, who was pilloried publicly for making homophobic comments during a concert in July. I don't really care what point he's trying to make a joke that sounds like antisemitism gets a hard pass from me.)ДЄnd the message Chappelle has for those who have criticized him about transphobic, homophobic or any other phobic jokes seems to be: Race trumps all. (He also knows reviewers like me will quote the joke and criticize him for it, which I am. And he'll have to work a little to get them back on his team again - which he does. He knows, in the moment, that such a punchline will briefly break the spell he has on the audience, make them rethink their allegiance to him, at least for a second. Because that was pretty awful.Д¬oming from Chappelle, a joke like that felt like a dare. 'It's gonna get worse than that,' Chappelle retorts, laughing. Even the adoring audience in Detroit took a breath on that one.

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