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Diplo, St. Vincent, Candace Owens, Don Lemon & More React to Dave Chappelle's Netflix Comedy Special '8:46'

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Dave Chappelle had some raw but rigorous words to say about George Floyd's murder in his Netflix comedy special 8:46 that was surprise-released on YouTube Thursday night (June 11).Titled after the amount of time former Officer Derek Chauvin spent kneeling on Floyd's neck in Minnesota, the stand-up comedian discussed police brutality at length during his unrefined 27-minute segment.

He also targeted some famous figures, including politically conservative commentator Candace Owens, who described Floyd as "neither a martyr or a hero" while reading his rap sheet in a video she posted last week."I seen Candace Owens try to convince white America, 'Don’t worry about it.

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