The Best Comedy Album Grammy win of Dave Chappelle has the trans and gay community flaming mad!
The recent win for the comic’s special The Closer, features some colourful content that criticizes the transgender and gay communities.
That’s Democracy!
After Chappelle was nominated for the controversial Grammy, Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason jr. told GWU! Gossip columnist CJ Byner, “We don’t control who the voters vote for.”
The fact that the industry is growing less and less able to control defiant performers such as Chappelle has some fuming.
Statements from GLAAD (Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation) and the NBJC (National Black Justice Coalition) have called out the award-winning funnyman as a ‘transphobic TERF.’
GLADD TO SLAP IN THE FACE
“Dave has made great strides in exposing the alphabet community for what it is,” rails Byner. “These well-funded political operatives are all about sowing hate, division and the erasure of women, to name just a few issues.”
During the comedy album, Chappelle defends rapper DaBaby following the artist’s so-called homophobic rant, which resulted in the performer being dropped from numerous festivals.
Chappelle, however, has proudly stated that he is on “team TERF”—reclaiming the insult “trans-exclusionary radical feminist.” TERF is a term invented by the radical left in an attempt to silence traditional feminists who don’t support the erasure of women. Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling, who has taken brave pro-feminist stances, has been just one of the targets of the radical left mob in recent years.
HILARIOUS CLOSER
Chappelle has similarly batted away criticism from the Black LGBTQ community for not bowing to the entertainment orthodoxy of “systemic prejudice against the LGBTQ community.”
But Byner isn’t buying it. “Mere days after the special dropped the boos of ABCers from GLAAD and the NBJC were drowned out by a literal standing ovation for Chapelle at the Hollywood Bowl, A-List only screening of his doc, Untitled: Dave Chappelle Documentary, in Los Angeles,” reveals Byner.
And Chapelle had nothing but love for his haters. “If this is what being canceled is like, I love it,” he said. “Fuck Twitter. Fuck NBC News, ABC News, all these stupid ass networks. I’m not talking to them. I’m talking to you. This is real life.”
