You've probably already heard about the controversy or even weighed in on Dave Chappelle's

final comedy special for Netflix, The Closer, where the comedy legend spends most of the

hour taking an irreverent and critical look at the collective struggle of LGBTQ folks. Despite being a comedy special, everyone loves to hate,

Chappelle does bring up some wonderful sex-positive material,

like wondering what Martin Luther King Jr. would have to say about glory holds.

Unfortunately, Dave Chappelle proclaims himself Team Turf, while perpetuating some harmful ideas about transbodies and compares trans women's genitals to vegan burgers.

The Closer is probably the longest set any comedian has ever spent talking on LGBTQ plus issues, and is way more complicated than clickbait articles would have you believe.

All controversy aside, we are puzzled that Dave Chappelle would align himself with the same regressive people he claimed

were the reason why he abruptly walked away from a $50 million paycheck when he quit his successful show on Comedy Central over 15 years ago.

Today, comedian Matt Brown, Miss Brown, if you're nasty, joins us to take a look at Dave

Chappelle's comedy special, The Closer, and the surrounding controversy around his comments

on LGBTQ plus folks and trans body.

Plus, Star Trek's William Shatner responds to his co-stars George

Decay's comments on him being unfit for space flight due to his age and weight. Oh my. I'm Faustafurnos.

I'm Mark Filian. And this is Feast of Fun. Before we begin, let's listen to a clip of Eddie Murphy from his comedy special, Raw,

which aired on HBO in 1987. Murphy began his set talking about gays, sexuality, and AIDS

in what was at the time and still as today in a very shocking manner.

Please be advised, this clip uses a lot of pejorative language

and may upset sensitive listeners,

which is usually not people who listen to Feastafuna.

But think of the children.

So let's listen to Eddie Murphy talking about faggots.

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