Link to original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzXeYDCbEMg

Wowza! Chappelle x 100, minus the humor.

These little shits are complaining because no one told them that it's rude to have your face stuck in your phone when someone is addressing you! They need to be TOLD this!! "There was no sign telling us this!" Good Grief!
I don't like the comedian in question but damn if he isn't right. They're a bunch of spoiled, self-centered, cluess little assholes.

I am SO ! hungry for attention and adoration that
paying me money to stand here is NOT! enough !

you , will bow down to all my wants and needs
now ! peel me a grape!

( I don't appreciate any aspect of pete, never have )

The ultimate dress down of an audience is perhaps Bill Burr. Performing his set at an all day outdoor comedy festival, in front of a drunken rude crowd.
NSFW, first couple of minutes frozen video.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jMhoGUiIkk

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Originally posted by oddball:
The ultimate dress down of an audience is perhaps Bill Burr. Performing his set at an all day outdoor comedy festival, in front of a drunken rude crowd.
NSFW, first couple of minutes frozen video.

Great clip! A little more back story:

"In 2006 Bill Burr and many of the regular comedians of The Opie & Anthony Show were on The Traveling Virus Comedy Tour, hitting large venues around the nation. Things went south when the tour came to the Philadelphia. From the jump, the unruly Philly crowd set the tone of the night by booing the first comedian off the stage and then proceeded to give hell to all other comedians on the bill.
When the artist before him was booed off the stage, Burr decided to go on the offensive. Burr then spent his 12 minute set picking apart every thing about the city from its food, its sports teams, its icons, all while receiving boos from the audience. However, Burr would not let the crowd get him like they did the previous acts and kept hammering the audience until some started to turn in his favor. By the time the 12 minute set (which Burr counted down every passing minute) was over, much of the crowd gave the comedian a standing ovation. Partly because he was actually quite funny and partly because he made it through the gauntlet and didn’t back down. That night Burr became the tamer of unruly audiences and earned an incredible amount of respect from comedians and working class audiences that now adore him."

While I agree, Pete Davidson is an arseclown in my book.