Personally, I am a great fan of humor, especially the one that is done without fear of ceasing to be politically correct, because after all, a joke seeks to make you laugh and not offend with comments that are full of satire on purpose.

That's why one of my favorite comedians is Dave Chappelle because he's never been afraid to give a comic opinion about all kinds of problems or situations that happen to others, and he's even brave enough to make fun of things that happen to him.

Dave Chappelle's new comedy special is basically a masterpiece of black humor and social and political satire. It's a special that without a doubt not everyone will enjoy, because it talks about really complicated and intense subjects, and that's why I love it because, in an era where everything is misinterpreted and where many people are afraid to say what they really think, his comedy special is a voice of freedom masked in comedy.

Dave Chappelle: Sticks & Stones

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Direct comedy with no rules or censorship. Dave Chappelle has always stood out for a type of comedy where he basically doesn't care what anyone says later, he only cares about expressing humor the way he knows, WITHOUT FEAR, and this stand up combines all that and more. Talking about issues like rape, racism, homosexuality and more. The best of all is that he does it in a very intelligent way combining all the threads to create basically a perfect storm of black humor that satirizes every aspect of what he talks about, even himself.

The comedy special has no waste and always goes straight to the point, with jokes that gradually connect to create a great joke about a specific topic, and do not misunderstand me every subject is complicated and Dave knows it because he constantly says that maybe after this show will probably be bombarded by the press.

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However there are some themes that are more complicated than others and our comedian handles them to perfection by giving each joke a different degree of intensity, but always saying what he thinks about it, something that we may or may not like, but that is always good.

Although it is hard to believe the best moments and jokes of the show are about the most complicated topics such as rape and pedophilia, as our comedian manages to make magical references without stepping on forbidden territory. He refers to both themes with precise jokes in which he includes himself to lower a little the tension and sensitivity that something so complex could generate.

At the end we have a comedy show very well taken care of, that says what it wants on a specific series of subjects, but that stands out for how irreverent and amusing it is.