When Dave Chappelle and San Francisco collide, headlines invariably follow.
comic expressed open contempt for San Francisco, at one point asking, “What the fuck happened to this place?” according to a review by SFGATE.
He observed that the city had become “half, half zombie movie,” describing a recent incident wherein he watched someone openly defecate in front of a restaurant he was entering. Chappelle added that San Franciscans “[needed] a Batman” to save it. Despite the derision, the 49-year-old referred to the city as his second home during the show, SFGATE reported, and recalled having played venues there hundreds of times over his career—joking that he’d used “the city like a goddamn ATM.
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