Just two days after the attack, Dave Chappelle took the stage again, sharing new details about what happened at the Hollywood Bowl Tuesday night.
Chappelle wanted to talk to Lee to find out why he attacked the comedian. Chappelle then shared with the crowd that, to him, Lee appeared"mentally ill" and told Chappelle a story about his grandmother being forced out of her neighborhood in Brooklyn due to gentrification. Lee claims his attack was to draw awareness to that.
Chappelle moved on to other topics during his set, including the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard trial and Roe v. Wade, but the stage attack was the main topic of the night."I am in the [place] where you sat in the car with Biggie Smalls as he died," Chappelle said toward the end of his set, looking over to Combs."I hate this city."
Rapper Biggie Smalls, also known as Notorious B.I.G, was signed to Combs' Bad Boy Records when he was killed in 1997.After sharing that, Chappelle reportedly grabbed his pack of cigarettes and left the stage. On Friday, Lee entered a not guilty plea to four misdemeanor charges. His next court date is set for May 20.
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