The Age of Spin: Dave Chappelle Live at the Hollywood Palladium

Trolling the entertainment establishment since 2003.

Stunningly well crafted come-back, showing how Chappelle is a master of build-ups and punch-lines, making sure there's enough of them throughout the entire special. He tackles the more expected topics, such as his absence, his allegedly bad gigs in that time, his celebrity status, transsexuals, rape, and rapey superheroes, all of which is hysterical and no cheap or already overly-done gags are made about these much discussed (and joked about) topics.

Even weak Chappelle is still better than nearly all other stand-up.

He rapes but he saves!

Glad to hear his kid has evolved to loving Kevin Hart instead of Nick Cannon.

Chappelle is still Chappelle which should delight Chappelle fans.

This first Netflix special by Chappelle has only gotten better over the years. His timing, stage presence, the way he works the crowd, and of course his material are all on point and serve as proof why he is the GOAT. It's really tough to choose a top joke or most entertaining moment because the entire set is fantastic and flows perfectly. No lulls, no backing down, only a master comedian making an explosive return!

Not too bad.

Watching "The Age of Spin", it's not too hard to see why Chappelle is considered one of the best. He is a magnetic presence that doesn't need act-outs to captivate. He is effortlessly cool, pulls no punches and shares interesting points of view. But above all he is funny in a natural way and has the audience hanging from his every word, waiting to see what comes next.

Ingeniously structured and there's more truth in the "pace yourself" and technology bits than the whole of newly woke comedy (and most tech writing). "How can you care about anything when you know about everything?"

Quite good and definitely entertaining.

The way Dave is able to craft this is beautiful. Stuff he knows is going to be iffy padded between these great OJ stories.

He's back!

Chappelle is back in top form, with his casual storytelling mixed with ridiculous analogies. Hope to see a lot more of this.