Dave Chappelle faced with large backgrounds after using his set at the Riyadh Comedy Festival to point out the striking jokes Charlie Kirk 'In the assassination and state of free speech in America. The comedian, who has long criticized the controversial remarks, claimed that he felt freely appeared in Saudi Arabia than in his country, causing anger from fans, critics and colleagues. Comments come as Chappelle is still a lightning-holder, and supporters his courage and deprivators accusing him of the hypocrisy for performing under the watchful eye of the Saudi monarchy as they mock the "Cancellation of Culture" back home.

Execution before a crowd more than 6,000, Chappelle was not ashamed of the theme of the heat button.

"Currently in America say that if you talk about Charlie Kirk, you will cancel," the audience said, by Diversity. "I don't know if that's true, but I'll find out."

The audience allegedly noticed that the comic commic crossed Kirk, with a sharp political jokes that target and Donald Trump and comment about Jimmy Kimmel 'o suspension. The Chappelle then doubled on his attitude about free speech abroad, saying, "It's easier to talk here than in America." He even suggested that he was afraid in the United States over his criticism of Israel's handling of Gaza's conflict, expressing, "I will do something so I can't say what I want to say."

The set set fire to the immediate background, and critics explode comedians as "mental" for performing under Saudi censorship during the fence against cultural cancellation. "Dave Chappelle, who went to Africa to avoid his show becomes a meaningless planter for the millionaire, and Dave Chappelle are not the same guys now," he wrote one critic.

The others took him to X to express his disappointment, with one user by writing, "Big Miss Dave Chappelle here." Another said: "It's easy to sell when you don't have morals."

Meanwhile, some were focused confused by the comments of the Chappelle on free speech in Saudi Arabia. "Ummmm ... Is there a free speech in Saudi Arabia?" Someone asked. "What are Komica doing there? And what do they do about free speech?"

Controversial humorous Dave Chappelle in the country of Saudi Arabia on the back of another Firestorm environment of the murder of Charlie Kirk. Simply earlier, the former Minnesota Vikings Punter Chris Kluwa made titles for unfiltered tirado in the blue sky celebrating Kirk's death in shocking conditions. The anthlete-activist, once called the NFL's "bad boy," published tupa messages, including "F-ck. Charlie. Kirk" With the mockery of the final moments of Kirk.

The Chappelle's decision to joke about Charlie Kirk and free speeches just as the entertainment world still goes from head to head Suspension Jimmy Kimmela. Abc suddenly pulled out late-night hosts after a firemon, in which Trump fans attempted to "use" Kirk's death, suggesting that the child who killed Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them. "

The comments were drawn by a sharp reprimand from the Chairman of the FCC, which was appointed by the FCC Brendan Carr, who accused Kimmel to "directly seduce the American public" about the suspect, 22-year-old Tyler Robinson. Robinson's motifs remain murky, the authorities of the note that he grew up in a conservative household, while his mother told investigators to move last year.