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A video from the show is going viral on social media and many are calling out Dave for humiliating the audience.&nbsp;

Elon Musk booed on stage at Dave Chappelle's show, comedian tries to defend him

A video from the show is going viral on social media and many are calling out Dave for humiliating the audience. 

A video from the show is going viral on social media and many are calling out Dave for humiliating the audience.&nbsp;

Twitter owner Elon Musk was recently invited to the Dave Chappelle Show in San Francisco on Sunday. The billionaire, who donned a t-shirt that said &lsquo;I love Twitter&rsquo;, was booed by the audience as soon as he got on the stage. The comedian tried to deal with the situation and joked that some of the people who were booing could be Twitter employees, whom Musk fired in the latest round of layoffs.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/hollywood/elon-musk-suspends-kanye-west-s-twitter-account-suspended-for-inciting-violence-1669974817699">Elon Musk</a> said, &lsquo;tough road ahead sounds like.&rsquo; Dave joked, &lsquo;Sounds like some of those people you fired. All you people booing, and I'm just pointing out the obvious &mdash; are in terrible seats. All coming from way up there, them last-minute non planning.&rsquo;
Elon then asked Dave, &lsquo;what should I say?&rsquo; and he said, &lsquo;Don't say nothing. It will only spoil the moment. Do you hear that sound Elon? That's the sound of pending civil unrest.&rsquo;
A video from the show is going viral on social media and many are calling out Dave for humiliating the audience.
Elon Musk has been facing massive backlash ever since he took over Twitter. On his second day, he laid off the top executives, including Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal, Vijay Gadde, and Nel Segal. A couple of days later, Musk fired close to 75 percent of its workforce. He also restored several blocked accounts, including that of former US President Donald Trump.
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In an incident that reminded many of the Will Smith-Chris Rock saga, American comedian Dave Chappelle was attacked on stage.
Veteran stand-up comic Chappelle was performing at an event called Netflix Is A Joke in Los Angeles on May 3, when the incident occurred.
ALSO WATCH | Actor Will Smith hits Chris Rock at Oscars 2022, leaves audience speechless
A man reportedly rushed on stage and tackled Chappelle when he was concluding his act. Chappelle was thrown to the floor, even as security rushed to the stage and apprehended the assailant.
Some unverified videos on social media purportedly showed the attacker with a dislocated arm.
In a funny twist, it was Chris Rock himself who came on stage later. Chris Rock jokingly asked, "Was that Will Smith?" - a reference to the infamous slap he suffered at this year's Oscar awards ceremony.
Will Smith had slapped Chris Rock for cracking a joke on his wife Jada Pinkett Smith who suffers from alopecia.

Attack on stage: comedian Dave Chappelle tackled; 'Will Smith?' asks Chris Rock

Attack on stage: comedian Dave Chappelle tackled; Chris Rock cracks Will Smith joke

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 In an incident that reminded many of the Will Smith-Chris Rock saga, American comedian Dave Chappelle was attacked on stage.
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 Veteran stand-up comic Chappelle was performing at an event called Netflix Is A Joke in Los Angeles on May 3, when the incident occurred. A man reportedly rushed on stage and tackled Chappelle when he was concluding his act. Chappelle was thrown to the floor, even as security rushed to the stage and apprehended the assailant.
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 In a funny twist, it was Chris Rock himself who came on stage later. Chris Rock jokingly asked, "Was that Will Smith?" - a reference to the infamous slap he suffered at this year's Oscar awards ceremony. Will Smith had slapped Chris Rock for cracking a joke on his wife Jada Pinkett Smith who suffers from alopecia.
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In an incident that reminded many of the Will Smith-Chris Rock slap saga at the Oscars, American comedian Dave Chappelle was attacked on stage in LA.

In an incident that reminded many of the Will Smith-Chris Rock saga, American comedian Dave Chappelle was attacked on stage.
Veteran stand-up comic Chappelle was performing at an event called Netflix Is A Joke in Los Angeles on May 3, when the incident occurred.
ALSO WATCH | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/hollywood/actor-will-smith-hits-chris-rock-at-oscars-2022-leaves-audience-speechless-1648452961083" target="_blank">Actor Will Smith hits Chris Rock at Oscars 2022, leaves audience speechless</a>
A man reportedly rushed on stage and tackled Chappelle when he was concluding his act. Chappelle was thrown to the floor, even as security rushed to the stage and apprehended the assailant.
Some unverified videos on social media purportedly showed the attacker with a dislocated arm.
In a funny twist, it was Chris Rock himself who came on stage later. Chris Rock jokingly asked, "Was that Will Smith?" - a reference to the infamous slap he suffered at this year's Oscar awards ceremony.
Will Smith had slapped Chris Rock for cracking a joke on his wife Jada Pinkett Smith who suffers from alopecia.

Even as he faces massive backlash for his standup special on Netflix, comedian Dave Chapelle is in no mood for a climbdown.
Sharing footage from one of his latest performances, Chapelle&nbsp;said, he was&nbsp;more than willing to give transgender&nbsp;employees at Netflix an audience, but he was not okay with being summoned.
Chappelle said, he won't be bending to anybody's demands. He added,&nbsp; those who want to meet him, must come to a place of his choosing at a time of his choosing. &nbsp;
Recently, several Netflix employees walked out in protest of Netflix&nbsp;refusing to take down Chapelle's&nbsp;show 'The Closer'.&nbsp;Activists and several Netflix&nbsp;employees are objecting to the alleged transphobic comments by&nbsp;Dave&nbsp;Chappelle on the show.&nbsp;
Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos&nbsp;has meanwhile defended Chappelle, saying that his jokes were a matter of artistic freedom.&nbsp;

Comedian Dave Chappelle unapologetic, says won’t bend to anyone’s demands

After facing huge backlash over his Netflix special The Closer, comedian Dave Chappelle has addressed the controversy in a new stand-up video.

Dave Chappelle remains unapologetic, says won’t bend to anyone’s demands

SUPER: Dave Chapelle is 'unapologetic' about his Netflix special Even as he faces massive backlash for his standup special on Netflix, comedian Dave Chapelle is in no mood for a climbdown.
SUPER: Chapelle: willing to meet Netflix's transgender employees Sharing footage from one of his latest performances, Chapelle&nbsp;said, he was&nbsp;more than willing to give transgender&nbsp;employees at Netflix an audience, but he was not okay with being summoned.
SUPER: Dave Chapelle: won't be bending to anybody's demands Chappelle said, he won't be bending to anybody's demands. He added,&nbsp;those who want to meet him, must come to a place of his choosing at a time of his choosing. &nbsp;
SUPER: Many Netflix employees walked out in protest over Chapelle show Recently, several Netflix employees walked out in protest of Netflix&nbsp;refusing to take down Chapelle's&nbsp;show 'The Closer'.&nbsp;
SUPER: Many are objecting to Dave Chapelle's transphobic comments Activists and several Netflix&nbsp;employees are objecting to the alleged transphobic comments by&nbsp;Dave&nbsp;Chappelle on the show.&nbsp;
SUPER: Netflix CEO has defended Chapelle, callling it 'artistic freedom' Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos&nbsp;has meanwhile defended Chappelle, saying that his jokes were a matter of artistic freedom.&nbsp;

After facing huge backlash over his Netflix special 'The Closer', comedian Dave Chappelle has addressed the controversy in a new stand-up video.

Even as he faces massive backlash for his standup special on Netflix, comedian Dave Chapelle is in no mood for a climbdown.
Sharing footage from one of his latest performances, Chapelle&nbsp;said, he was&nbsp;more than willing to give transgender&nbsp;employees at Netflix an audience, but he was not okay with being summoned.
Chappelle said, he won't be bending to anybody's demands. He added,&nbsp; those who want to meet him, must come to a place of his choosing at a time of his choosing. &nbsp;
Recently, several Netflix employees walked out in protest of Netflix&nbsp;refusing to take down Chapelle's&nbsp;show 'The Closer'.&nbsp;Activists and several Netflix&nbsp;employees are objecting to the alleged transphobic comments by&nbsp;Dave&nbsp;Chappelle on the show.&nbsp;
Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos&nbsp;has meanwhile defended Chappelle, saying that his jokes were a matter of artistic freedom.&nbsp;

Netflix employees staged a walk out on Wednesday,&nbsp;in protest of comedian Dave Chappelle's special on the platform, and its anti-transgender comments.
Netflix&nbsp;employees were joined by allies who chanted "Trans lives matter," outside the&nbsp;OTT&nbsp;giant's LA office.
The pre-noon rally drew about 100 people, most backing about 30 Netflix workers who raised their voices against the show.
Ashlee Marie Preston, an activist and the event's organizer, who addressed the rally, said that calling out Chappelle for his remarks wasn't enough.
"It was important to shift the focus to the people that sign the checks, because Dave Chappelle doesn't sign checks, Netflix does," Preston said. "If we have companies like Netflix who aren't listening to their employees, who are forcing their employees to participate in their own oppression, that's unacceptable."
Elliot Page, who stars in Netflix's "The Umbrella Academy" and is transgender, tweeted that he stands with the trans, nonbinary and people of color working at Netflix who are "fighting for more and better trans stories and a more inclusive workplace."
Netflix ran into a buzz-saw of criticism not only with the special but in how internal memos responded to employees' concerns, including co-CEO Ted Sarandos' assertion that "content on screen doesn't directly translate to real-world harm."
Netflix, has so far not taken down the Dave Chapelle show from its platform.

Trans Lives Matter: Dave Chapelle special spurs walkout by Netflix employees

Joined by allies of 'Trans Lives Matter', several Netflix employees walked out of work to protest the streaming giant's inaction against the transphobic comments made by comedian Dave Chapelle

((Show protest visuals))
SUPER: Netflix&nbsp;employees stage walkout in protest of Dave Chapelle's show
SUPER: Dave Chapelle's&nbsp;show under fire for transphobic&nbsp;comments
Netflix employees staged a walk out on Wednesday,&nbsp;in protest of comedian Dave Chappelle's special on the platform, and its anti-transgender comments.
SUPER: Netflix&nbsp;workers joined by 'Trans Lives Matter' activists at rally
Netflix&nbsp;employees were joined by allies who chanted "Trans lives matter," outside the&nbsp;OTT&nbsp;Giant's LA office.
((breathe chants))
((show crowd shots)) The pre-noon rally drew about 100 people, most backing about 30 Netflix workers who raised their voices against the show.
SUPER: Activists say,&nbsp;calling out Chappelle for his remarks wasn't enough
((Show Ashlee&nbsp;from protests))&nbsp;Ashlee Marie Preston, an activist and the event's organizer, who addressed the rally, said that calling out Chappelle for his remarks wasn't enough.
SOUNDBITE (English) Ashlee Marie Preston, activist: "I thought it was important to shift the focus to the people that signed the check because Dave Chappelle doesn't sign his own checks. Netflix does. And so, if we have companies like Netflix who aren't listening to their employees, who are forcing their employees to participate in their own oppression, that's unacceptable."
((Show Elliot Page tweet)) ((keep the tweet on an image of hers)) ((no super here))
Elliot Page, who stars in Netflix's "The Umbrella Academy" and is transgender, tweeted that he stands with the trans, nonbinary and people of color working at Netflix who are "fighting for more and better trans stories and a more inclusive workplace."
SUPER: Netflix&nbsp;CEO&nbsp;in a memo said 'on screen content&nbsp;&ne; real-world harm'
((show images of Ted Sarandos))
Netflix ran into a buzz-saw of criticism not only with the special but in how internal memos responded to employees' concerns, including co-CEO Ted Sarandos' assertion that "content on screen doesn't directly translate to real-world harm."
SUPER: Netflix&nbsp;still hasn't taken down the controversial Dave Chapelle&nbsp;episode
((show Dave Chapelle&nbsp;stills from the&nbsp;show))
Netflix, has so far not taken down the Dave Chapelle show from its platform.

Netflix&nbsp;employees were joined by allies who chanted "Trans lives matter," outside the&nbsp;OTT&nbsp;giant's LA office.

Netflix employees staged a walk out on Wednesday,&nbsp;in protest of comedian Dave Chappelle's special on the platform, and its anti-transgender comments.
Netflix&nbsp;employees were joined by allies who chanted "Trans lives matter," outside the&nbsp;OTT&nbsp;giant's LA office.
The pre-noon rally drew about 100 people, most backing about 30 Netflix workers who raised their voices against the show.
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Ashlee Marie Preston, an activist and the event's organizer, who addressed the rally, said that calling out Chappelle for his remarks wasn't enough.
"It was important to shift the focus to the people that sign the checks, because Dave Chappelle doesn't sign checks, Netflix does," Preston said. "If we have companies like Netflix who aren't listening to their employees, who are forcing their employees to participate in their own oppression, that's unacceptable."
Elliot Page, who stars in Netflix's "The Umbrella Academy" and is transgender, tweeted that he stands with the trans, nonbinary and people of color working at Netflix who are "fighting for more and better trans stories and a more inclusive workplace."
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Netflix ran into a buzz-saw of criticism not only with the special but in how internal memos responded to employees' concerns, including co-CEO Ted Sarandos' assertion that "content on screen doesn't directly translate to real-world harm."
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Netflix, has so far not taken down the Dave Chapelle show from its platform.

A top Netflix executive has said Dave Chappelle's special 'The Closer' doesn't cross 'the line on hate' and will remain on the streaming platform, despite fallout over the comedian's remarks about the transgender community.
Fans say Dave&nbsp;Chappelle&rsquo;s latest special on Netflix, 'The Closer',&nbsp;included a series of transphobic jokes.&nbsp;On the special, Chappelle declared himself "Team TERF," which is typically applied to individuals who are openly opposed to transgender inclusion.
"Gender is a fact," Chappelle says in the special. "Every human being in this room, every human being on earth, had to pass through the legs of a woman to be on earth," he added, before going on to compare transgender women to 'Beyond Meat'.
None of this went&nbsp;down well with the&nbsp;public, including the employees at Netflix. Several employees tweeted about how unacceptable this was.&nbsp;
In an internal memo,&nbsp;Netflix co-CEO Ted&nbsp;Sarandos reportedly acknowledged the discontent from employees.&nbsp;His&nbsp;memo "offered guidance on how managers should handle upset employees and angry talent speaking out against Chapelle."&nbsp;
However, Netflix&nbsp;won't be taking the comedian's show down,&nbsp;and will remain on the streaming service despite fallout over the comedian's remarks.&nbsp;

Netflix won't be removing comedian Dave Chappelle's special, over his trans remarks

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos is defending Dave Chapelle’s latest stand-up special “The Closer” amid internal pushback from employees at Netflix, over transphobic comments by the comedian.



// Netflix&nbsp;won't be taking down Dave Chapelle's&nbsp;comedy special&nbsp;
// Massive fallout over comic's remarks on the trans community
A top Netflix executive has said Dave Chappelle's special 'The Closer' doesn't cross 'the line on hate' and will remain on the streaming platform, despite fallout over the comedian's remarks about the transgender community.
//&nbsp;Dave&nbsp;Chappelle&rsquo;s latest special has a series of transphobic&nbsp;jokes
Fans say Dave&nbsp;Chappelle&rsquo;s latest special on Netflix, 'The Closer',&nbsp;included a series of transphobic jokes.&nbsp;
// Chapelle&nbsp;called himself 'Team TERF', which fans are not liking
On the special, Chappelle declared himself "Team TERF," which is typically applied to individuals who are openly opposed to transgender inclusion.
((USE THIS AS A BREATHE:&nbsp;"Gender is a fact," "Every human being in this room, every human being on earth, had to pass through the legs of a woman to be on earth," ))
//&nbsp;Several Netflix employees tweeted about how unacceptable it was
None of this went&nbsp;down well with the&nbsp;public, including the employees at Netflix. Several employees tweeted about how unacceptable this was.&nbsp;
// Netflix&nbsp;CEO&nbsp;in an internal memo&nbsp;acknowledged the discontent
In an internal memo,&nbsp;Netflix co-CEO Ted&nbsp;Sarandos reportedly acknowledged the discontent from employees.&nbsp;His&nbsp;memo "offered guidance on how managers should handle upset employees and angry talent speaking out against Chapelle."&nbsp;
// But Netflix&nbsp;feels the show 'doesn't cross 'the line on hate'
However, Netflix&nbsp;won't be taking the comedian's show down,&nbsp;and will remain on the streaming service despite fallout over the comedian's remarks.&nbsp;

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A top Netflix executive has said Dave Chappelle's special 'The Closer' doesn't cross 'the line on hate' and will remain on the streaming platform, despite fallout over the comedian's remarks about the transgender community.
Fans say Dave&nbsp;Chappelle&rsquo;s latest special on Netflix, 'The Closer',&nbsp;included a series of transphobic jokes.&nbsp;On the special, Chappelle declared himself "Team TERF," which is typically applied to individuals who are openly opposed to transgender inclusion.
"Gender is a fact," Chappelle says in the special. "Every human being in this room, every human being on earth, had to pass through the legs of a woman to be on earth," he added, before going on to compare transgender women to 'Beyond Meat'.
None of this went&nbsp;down well with the&nbsp;public, including the employees at Netflix. Several employees tweeted about how unacceptable this was.&nbsp;
In an internal memo,&nbsp;Netflix co-CEO Ted&nbsp;Sarandos reportedly acknowledged the discontent from employees.&nbsp;His&nbsp;memo "offered guidance on how managers should handle upset employees and angry talent speaking out against Chapelle."&nbsp;
However, Netflix&nbsp;won't be taking the comedian's show down,&nbsp;and will remain on the streaming service despite fallout over the comedian's remarks.&nbsp;

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