The man who jumped on stage and tackled Dave Chappelle during a show is explaining the reasons behind his actions.
06.05.2022 - 17:27 / thewrap.com
rushed the stage and tackled the comedian earlier this week. In fact, Hart would argue that it’s an effective method of dissuasion.On Tuesday night at the Hollywood Bowl, a person with a makeshift weapon managed to rush the stage and tackle Chappelle mid-set. Fortunately, the comedian was apparently not injured, continued his set and then joked about it later, according to reports.
But the attacker himself was caught by security, and was reportedly escorted from the show in an ambulance with a broken arm.On Thursday, Hart appeared on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” and got into the incident with the late night host. For Hart, leaving physical repercussions for the attacker was a strong deterrent for anyone who might consider rushing a stage in the future.“Somebody getting their ass whooped sends a message to other people, you know?” the comedian told Kimmel. “‘I was thinking about doing that, but after seeing that, I don’t want to do that.'”Because, for what it’s worth, Hart wasn’t necessarily surprised that someone rushed the stage in the first place.“I think that’s the world that we’re in right now,” he said.
“There’s a lot of lines that have gotten blurred. And sometimes you got to take a couple steps backwards to take some steps forwards.”In addition to praising Chappelle’s security team, Hart also applauded Chappelle himself for keeping his cool and continuing on with his set.“Dave went back after that and finished doing the show,” Hart added. “Didn’t let that thing be a big thing.
Quickly moved on from it and got back to doing comedy. And that’s what a professional does. Ultimately, you know, these moments of unprofessionalism should not break professionals.”
.The man who jumped on stage and tackled Dave Chappelle during a show is explaining the reasons behind his actions.
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Los Angeles last night (5 May), Dave Chappelle shared more details about his experience of being attacked on stage earlier this week. Chappelle, 48, was performing at the Hollywood Bowl on Tuesday night (3 May) as part of the Netflix is a Joke festival when a man rushed on to the stage and attacked him, carrying a replica handgun fitted with an ejecting knife blade. Immediately after the altercation, the attacker – since identified as 23-year-old Isaiah Lee – was detained by security and removed from the scene.
tackled during by a knife wielding assailant during a set at the Hollywood Bowl on Tuesday — and Rock, who made headlines for being face slapped by WIll Smith at this year’s Oscars,’ both performed a “secret” comedy show Thursday night in Los Angeles, according to The Hollywood Reporter.The tight-lipped, star-studded show that took place inside a small venue inside the Comedy Store club featured a star studded audience consisting of Kim Kardashian, rappers Sean “Diddy” Combs (50 Cent) and Yasiin Bey (Mos Def), in addition to comedian Jeff Ross.Fans paid $160 to see an American Spirit cigarette smoking Chappelle, who was billed as a last minute, unnamed comedian. After raucous ovation, he was joined onstage by Rock about 10 minutes into his set as the duo made light of their viscous circumstances.
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Zack Sharf Kevin Hart said on the May 5 episode of “Jimmy Kimmel Live” that it was more or less important for the man who attacked Dave Chappelle on stage to get beaten up for the world to see. Chappelle was performing at the Hollywood Bowl as part of the Netflix Is a Joke comedy festival when a man ran up on stage and tried to tackle him.
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Dave Chappelle’s attacker.The 68-year-old shock jock criticized the supposed showbiz double standard during a Wednesday episode of “The Howard Stern Show.” “This guy jumped up on stage and attacked Dave Chappelle,” Stern fumed into the mic, Mediaite reported. “As soon as that happened, did they let him go back to his seat and laugh and sit next to his wife and then give them an award? No! They took him backstage, they broke his arms and hands so bad.”He added, “They f – – king beat the s – – t out of him.”Stern was referring to the viral incident in which Isaiah Lee, 23, tackled the “Half Baked” star while armed with a fake gun during the “Netflix Is a Joke” festival in Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl.
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