Dave Chappelle Clowns Charlie Kirk Supporters In New Netflix Special: ‘He’s No MLK’

Dave Chappelle isn’t afraid to speak his mind, and that continued to be the case on his surprise Netflix special, Unstoppable.

One person who does not fear being canceled is Dave Chappelle, as he continues to prove he is immune to calls to send him to the internet gulag.

Following Anthony Joshua knocking out annoying troll Jake Paul for the culture, Netflix hit us with another gift in the form of a Dave Chappelle special, and as expected, as Joshua did in the sixth round of the “fight,” the legendary comedian didn’t hold any punches.

After talking about Jimmy Kimmel’s unjust suspension at the hands of ABC over comments he made about Kirk’s death in September, Chappelle said, “I’ll tell you what I don’t believe, and the whites were quick to say this: Charlie Kirk was this generation’s Martin Luther King .”

Chappelle took even more shots at Kirk, describing him as a “motherf**king internet personality” and nothing like MLK.

“Charlie Kirk is a motherf**king internet personality — by design. Fundamentally, he can’t function like Dr. King. Internet n***as are negative because they have to be,” said. “No one will engage them unless they say shit unless that makes them upset. Can you imagine if Dr. King was behaving like Charlie Kirk? Smash that like button and subscribe! Follow me for more content like that! I believe all Black people should be free, change my mind!”

Dave Chappelle Responds To Bill Maher & Others Critical of His Performance In Saudi Arabia

Chappelle wasn’t done speaking his mind. He also called out fellow comedian and host of Real Time on HBO, Bill Maher, for criticizing him about performing in Saudi Arabia.

Chappelle said he didn’t feel any “guilt” for taking part in the comedy festival and also clapped back at his critics who brought up murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi while staying silent on the thousands of journalists killed by the Israeli military.

“They said, ‘Well, Saudi Arabia killed a journalist,’ and rest in peace Jamal Khashoggi,” Chappelle said. “I’m sorry that he got murdered in such a heinous fashion. And also, look, bro, Israel’s killed 240 journalists in the last three months, so I didn’t know y’all were still counting.”

Social media is currently lauding Chappelle for saying what’s on their minds, but won’t dare say it for fear of losing their jobs, unlike other unfortunate souls who dared to bring up Charlie Kirk’s past problematic statements.

You can see those reactions below.