Best comedian stars part1

Best comedian stars part1

What Comedian Dave Chappelle Is Known For

Comedians have been a very important part of the entertainment industry. And not just for laughs or the profit; these comedians also reflect the social setting their stage performances revolve in.

Christians, females, and blacks – all suggest power-play parts present in society. Good thing that a single comedic act could keep them within bounds.

In truth, over the decades comics have been successful in changing negative stereotypes – one of whom worthy of acclaim is comedian Dave Chappelle.

Comedian Dave Chapelle is fore-mostly known for being a darn good black comedian. In line with Eddie Murphy, Whoopie Goldberg, Chris Rock, and Bill Cosby,

Dave Chappelle is among the likes to strike America with serious laughter however cloaking satirical standpoints. His standpoint? – I am a loud-mouth-proud ‘negro’.

Comedian Dave Chapelle must have used the ‘n-’ word hundreds of times. He unflinchingly throws it in his routines as if it were an everyday word like “hello” or “goodbye”.

He’s also very notable and notorious for his “I think every group of black guys should at least have one white guy in it.” Yet although critics argue that this attitude of Chapelle seem only to exploit the stereotype,

Dave Chapelle remains firm in using it to subtly change the view of his audiences’ racial attitudes and ironies, make things a little lighter with racial humor, explaining to Oprah,

“I still think people do have racial hang-ups, but I think one of the reasons I can joke about it is that people are shedding those racial hatreds.” And of course things still work because of the Chappelle trademark.

Comedian Dave Chappelle has succeeded with his regular acting roles and has even done a commercial for both Coke and Pepsi.

Who hasn’t heard his last stand-up special quip, “If you want to know the truth…I can’t even taste the difference. Surprise! All I know is Pepsi paid me most recently so, tastes better.”

Comedian Dave Chappelle is a comedian, and one with a heart. Playing back his interviews, you’ll likely to get who he really is when you hear him admit, “The hardest thing to do is to be true to your self, especially when everybody is watching.

” Comedian Dave Chapelle was supposed to have mental or drug problems while stressing off in Africa awaiting a better situation with the Chapelle Show.

But amidst the social issues, and the critics, Dave Chapelle is still to say, “I like that particular kind of attention. People don’t know what it’s like standing up there onstage, when you have a wall of people smiling at you.

” He is an Emmy-nominated comedian, satirist, and actor. And Pryor said that he passed on to Chapelle his torch.

About the Late Comedian Kinison, Sam

Aggression, anger, and raunchy humor, along with his wild colorful getups – Comedian Kinison Sam, the former revival-style preacher.

He proclaimed he was a deeply religious guy though religion and Christ were among his favorite stand-up topics. Also talking about marriage, gays, sex,

end to world hunger, breaking up with his girlfriend, comedian Kinison Sam is known for his intense rants punctuated by his trademark primal scream as loud as his on-stage dogma. This guy was vulgar.

However comedian Kinison Sam was indeed once a serious “fire and brimstone” preacher. He preached originally until he was forced to leave the task after he divorced his wife.

On November 1985 he made his breakthrough comedy performance on the November 14, 2006 episode of Late Night with David Letterman where

Letterman introduced him to the audience with “Brace yourself…not kidding…Sam Kinison!” His prodigious appetite for drugs and alcohol are what nourished his performances. Yet he was a “rock and roll” comedian.

Occasionally accompanied by a touring band, comedian Kinison Sam would later have a hit song novelty version of “Wild Thing’” with a video that “played like a who’s who of rock artists”.

One of his albums also includes a straightforward then angry ranting descending version of Elvis Presley’s Are You Lonesome Tonight performed at The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson.

And with the kind of women he attracted, Sam seemed a romantic at heart in contrast. His sketches mostly expressed a dim view of love on after his string of failed relationships. Another distinction is that Sam was a friend of social critic, satirist, fellow stand-up Bill Hicks.

His hit spontaneous moments though were stand-out. One of which was during his frequent appearance on Howard Stern’s radio show where he made an angry phone-call on-air to Bobcat Goldthwait and embarrassed comedienne Judy Tenuta.

Also as a result of making a (failed) on-air promise to bring to the show the Bon Jovi band with whom Stern was feuding, comedian Kinison Sam made his most notorious stunt in the form of a highly-entertaining on-air feud with Stern.

Comedian Gilbert Gottfried and Stern salvaged an emotional phone-conversation between Stern and Kinison on which both were calling each other “man” and “dude” bringing everyone into stictches and so eventually resulting in Kinison’s apology.

Comedian Kinison Sam also had other reforms. He had been getting himself clean and sober, had took the pulpit for the last time, and had married his girlfriend Malika Souiri until 6-days later,

without his seatbelt on, his white car was hit by a 17-year-old drunk-driver in a Mohave Dessert highway near Needles California. Born December 8, 1953 in Yakima Washington, comedian Kinison, Samuel ‘Sam’ Burl died April 10, 1929 at age 38.

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Miming reality – comedian Lee Evans

Comedian Lee Evans was a scion of a comedian himself, Dave Evans. The younger Evans grew up touring in clubs and shore-ends in his father’s gigs.

He remembers sitting at the back of the car or backstage, with his brother, talking to dancers while his father was doing stand-up comedy. Lee Evans found it hard to adjust in school as he frequently transferred wherever his father performed.

Born in February 25, 1964, in Avonmouth, Bristol, England, comedian Lee Evans is known as a stand-up actor both in Britain and broad.

Although growing up with a comedian father, Lee Evans started out as a boxer but quit when he was 21. After his boxing stint and a couple years in an art school in Essex,

Lee started touring and made appearances in men’s clubs, after which, he spent the next five years doing stand-up comedy in the vaudeville.

Comedian Lee Evans married when he was only 17 to Heather Evans back in 1981, and had a daughter names Molly (who was born in 1994).

Comedian Lee Evans’ first break was in 1988 when he did a stand-up comedy at the Edinburgh Comedy Festival. Lee is popular for his stunt acts of falling over, frivolous laughter, and sweating.

He’s now acclaimed as the Norman Wisdom of the 90’s. He flew back to Britain to receive the Perrier Comedy award in 1993. Another trademark comedian Lee Evans is known for is his “The Lee Evans Trio”.

In the show, he performs a mime act of playing music on a bare stage and a spotlight. Then the spotlight is momentarily turned off.

In this brief moment, Lee moves to another location on the stage and mimes again. This act is done three times, representing three distinct characters, with drums, bass, and piano as background music.

Aside from miming, comedian Lee Evans is likewise fond of performing music skits. Among his famous acts of this type is his visual performance of the song “Bohemian Rhapsody” by the Queen. Lee mimes out every lyric to the song as it is played in the background.

Lee has starred in many television shows and movies side by side with one of the biggest names in Hollywood. Among his biggest movies were Funny Bones with Jack Parker (in 1995),

The Fifth Element (1997), Mousehunt (1997), There’s Something About Mary with Cameron Diaz (1998), The Martins (2001), and Highbinders (2002).

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Political Comedian Lewis (Niles) Black

Born August-1948 in Washington DC, out of Jewish-descent, Silver-Spring Mary Land’s pride now living in Hell’s Kitchen New York, comedian Lewis (Niles) Black – didn’t come to the comedy scene as expected.

Lewis Black is a playwright, actor, and an author. He was playwriting while being a Pi Lambada Phi International frat.

He has been a Master of Fine Arts, and his original career is a playwright. Now, comedian Lewis Black is an honored comedian with bit parts in TV and films.

In 1988, Lewis Black starred in his first comedy special on Comedy Central Present and came back with for two more episodes in 2000 and 2002 and then a 2002 Taxed Beyond Belief special for the network.

Comedian Lewis Black then became best known in his regular appearances on The Daily Show where he delivers his “Back in Black” comic commentary on the recent trends and cultural phenomena melting with his ridiculed nervous breakdowns or rant reactions.

He also has become a 3-year regular host for the World Stupidity Awards at Montreal’s Just For Laughs comedy festival since 2003.

In 2004, his Black on Broadway stand-up special came for HBO. That year also he appeared as a shock-jock in an episode of Law & Order: Special Victim’s Unit.

2005 he published his Nothing’s Sacred autobiography (with soft cover and audio-book versions). In December that year, he appeared as the voice of the tightly-wound elf Norbert in the holiday-animation The Happy Elf.

He plays Dean Ben Lewis of a faux-college in Accepted and also appears in Man of the Year film (2006). On April-2006, comedian Lewis Black performed for another HBO special Red White, and Screwed which was DVD-released on October.

He is slated to become the host of his own show Red State Diaries which is deemed his second spin-off from The Daily Show after his project The Colbert Report and his on-the-road explanation for his comedic rant state subjects.

We could remember that in 2000 he was arrested with fellow comedian Jim Norton because of their involvement with the

“Naked Teen Voyeur Bus” which was to ride around Manhattan while being broadcasted on the Opie and Anthony radio show. The bus took the same route that the President was taking that same day.

Comedian Lewis Black with Jim Norton was released after 28-hours. The following night Black alluded to the event on The Daily Show that he was not able to make a fundraising event for NY Attorney-General-candidate Mark Green because of the arrest.

Sarcasm, profanity, sanity, and his trademark angry finger-shaking, comedian Lewis Black deals with the absurdities of life and contemporary politics,

usually aimed at the comedy and tragedy of conservatism as well as disbelief in authority-figures himself seeming disenchanted with both Democrats and Republicans.

Before becoming a comic for TV and film, he started as theater master-of-ceremonies performing play opening-acts in stand-up comedy style. Since November 2005 he has been appearing in small segments on The Weather Channel. He’s still a comedian.

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Comedian Dave Chappell

The youngest comedian to make it in the 100 Greatest Stand-ups of All Time by Comedy Central, comedian Dave Chappell has so far proven his worth in the comedy circuit. He’s rank #43 in this list.

Dave actually blew off on his first stand-up stint at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York where he was booed off stage at age 15.

However, his pursuit in becoming a stand-up idol made him a favorite in comedy clubs along the East Coast. In 1992, he made his first appearance on television via Russell Simmons’

Def Comedy Jam on HBO, where Whoopi Goldberg noticed him. At age 20, comedian Dave Chappell made it to be the youngest comic to have a spot in Comic Relief VI.

After that, producers seemed to go after him as well. Dave had his first major role in Robin Hood: Men in Tights. In addition,

he supposedly had a role in Forest Gump where he would’ve played Bubba but he turned it down thinking it’s going to be a flop.

He later admitted to deeply regretting it after the movie garnered so much accomplishment. Comedian Dave Chappell soon became one of the sought-after comedians, mostly playing supporting roles as in the movies Nutty Professor and Con Air,

which seemingly would appear bland without his character. His intangible role in Martin Lawrence’s Blue Streak clearly attests to this.

By 2003, comedian Dave Chappell was offered his debut television show “The Chapelle’s Show” broadcasted weekly on Comedy Central.

After its second season, “The Chappelle’s Show was the second highest-rated show next to South Park that Comedy Central’s mother company Viacom decided to cut a $50 million deal with him for a couple more years as well as side projects.

Comedian Dave Chappell was born on August 23, 1973 in Washington, D.C., the birthplace of his mother. But lived in Yellow Springs, Ohio, where his dad came from.

He went to grade school in Silver Spring, MD. After the divorce of his parents, Dave was under his mother’s custody and went back to his birthplace. It was there that he attended high school but went back to Yellow Springs during the summers.

Currently, he and his family (his wife and children) live in a farm near the outskirts of Yellow Springs – his retreat whenever his not doing work.

Although he doesn’t want to talk about religion in interviews, comedian Dave Chappell is a Muslim convert since 1998.

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Country Comic/Music – comedian Tim Wilson

Comedian Tim Wilson is unlike any comic. He never dreamed to become a famous comedian. All he wanted was play music after taking up guitar in high school.

Tim Wilson was born in Georgia. In college, he took the job as a sportswriter and later was able to convince his editors to write reviews of local concerts (he has a degree in English).

At an Atlanta Rhythm Section concert, Wilson submitted a demo tape containing his piece to Roy Yaeger, the group’s drummer. The demo tape didn’t seem to get Wilson anywhere in music so he decided to go into comedy.

Wilson’s extraordinary combination of musical prowess and comedy has certainly delighted fans who followed his music and comical stints. His debut album was Tough Crowd.

Organizers at Star Dome Theater remembered Wilson to first appear in their club in 1983. His ranting featured everyday frustrations by a workingman.

He later won a stand-up comedy competition spearheaded by Cinemax. This allowed Wilson to appear in a series of television spots, including an interview in The Tonight Show with Jay Leno.

Comedian Tim Wilson decided to tap music in his stand-up stints after his success in teaming with the duo of Pinkard and Bowden for the song “Arab, Alabama” under the independent Southern Tracks label.

Additionally, Wilson produced a hit single “Garth Brooks Ruined My Life” as well as the hit “The Redneck Twelve Days of Christmas”, which he co-wrote together with Jeff Foxworthy.

After signing to Capitol, comedian Tim Wilson released his major-label debut “It’s a Sorry World” in 1999. In that same year, he followed it up with Getting’ My Mind Right”.

In 2000, another album of comedian Tim Wilson titled “Hillbilly Homeboy” became a hit after the success of its first single, “The Ballad of John Rocker.”

Three years later, comedian Tim Wilson released another hit this time with a different style – his first funk concept album, titled “Super Bad Sounds of the 70’s”.

To date, comedian Tim Wilson’s albums aside from the aforementioned include Church League Softball Fistfight released on November 22 last year,

The Real Twang Thang released on January 25, 2005 under EMI Records, The Twang Thang under Capitol that debuted on October 19, 2004, and I Should’ve Married My Father-in-Law under Capitol and EMI Records (2001).

This country singer is following no hero’s footsteps, but the amount of talents he’s got will surely taking him even farther from his hometown, and be recognized not just in comedy but music as well.

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