Maybe he never asked formally. But he made a statement kind of forcing them in a way do the right thing. Like "You can make more money if you keep me happy then you can if you piss me off"
It was an informal request
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It was an informal request
It seems very clear that is was never about the money because he surprisingly never asked.
This seems more of a personal beef And that comment of how they treated Keye has more meaning to it now
And in unrelated news, the same fuckin company somehow sorted out their issues with Nick Cannon
Dave Chappelle. The people’s champ. His Loss was our loss. And his win is our win. Because nigga since gotdamn AHCHOO for those of us who know greatness when we see it and spread love when we feel it - that Brotha has been celebrated without ceasing.
Redemption Song indeed. If you know your history you will know where I’m coming from. In this great future you CANNOT forget your past.
Rumble young man, rumble.
Dave Chappelle. The people’s champ. His Loss was our loss. And his win is our win. Because nigga since gotdamn AHCHOO for those of us who know greatness when we see it and spread love when we feel it - that Brotha has been celebrated without ceasing.
Redemption Song indeed. If you know your history you will know where I’m coming from. In this great future you CANNOT forget your past.
Rumble young man, rumble.
Dave Chappelle reveals celebrities stashed 'dirty notes' for Trump administration in White House
The notes had previously been attributed to Barack Obama's staff.
By Tyler Aquilina
April 07, 2021 at 01:45 PM EDT
Dave Chappelle is clearing up the mysterious case of the Trump administration and the disparaging notes.
In 2019, then-White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said that outgoing President Barack Obama's aides had left notes reading "you will fail" and "you aren't going to make it" for President Donald Trump's incoming staff. Former Obama staffers vehemently denied the accusation, which Grisham walked back shortly thereafter.
On an episode of Naomi Campbell's YouTube series No Filter, released Tuesday, Chappelle seemed to clear up the confusion, claiming the notes had been left by celebrities attending "one of the last big parties the Obamas threw" at the White House.
"Remember when the Trump administration moved in, they said the Obama staff left dirty notes for us in all the drawers and all the cabinets?" the comedian said. "I saw this happening. I'm not going to say who did it, but it was celebrities writing all this crazy s--- and putting them all over there. I saw them doing it, so when I saw that on the news I laughed real hard."
You can watch the full No Filter episode below; the relevant remarks begin around the 14-minute mark.
The notes had previously been attributed to Barack Obama's staff.
By Tyler Aquilina
April 07, 2021 at 01:45 PM EDT
Dave Chappelle is clearing up the mysterious case of the Trump administration and the disparaging notes.
In 2019, then-White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said that outgoing President Barack Obama's aides had left notes reading "you will fail" and "you aren't going to make it" for President Donald Trump's incoming staff. Former Obama staffers vehemently denied the accusation, which Grisham walked back shortly thereafter.
On an episode of Naomi Campbell's YouTube series No Filter, released Tuesday, Chappelle seemed to clear up the confusion, claiming the notes had been left by celebrities attending "one of the last big parties the Obamas threw" at the White House.
"Remember when the Trump administration moved in, they said the Obama staff left dirty notes for us in all the drawers and all the cabinets?" the comedian said. "I saw this happening. I'm not going to say who did it, but it was celebrities writing all this crazy s--- and putting them all over there. I saw them doing it, so when I saw that on the news I laughed real hard."
You can watch the full No Filter episode below; the relevant remarks begin around the 14-minute mark.