Apr 21, 2022 · A homeless person, Biggums is a crack cocaine addict, quickly recognized by his white, blistered lips and constant scratching. His other trademark character features are eating peanut butter and crack sandwiches and saying, "I smoke rocks!"

Dec 3, 2019 · Where Chappelle's jokes about opioids were criticized, Tyrone Biggums, Chappelle’s caricature of a crack addict, became one of the touchstones of his comedy show. Biggums has white chalky...

Jan 13, 2018 · For this list, we’re looking at his most memorable and funny sketches, interviews and movie roles: such as Rick James and A Moment in the Life of Lil Jon from Chappelle's Show, Election Night...

Jan 15, 2025 · Dave Chappelle is a master of comedy, crafting characters that have left an indelible mark on pop culture. From his groundbreaking Chappelle's Show to memorable film roles, his unique blend of humor, satire, and social commentary has …

Mar 6, 2022 · In a sketch he considered to be ironic, he was dressed in blackface and dancing, when he heard the loud echo of a white man’s laughter reverberate across the set. To Chappelle, this was evidence that his satire wasn’t working: regardless of his intention, some people felt he was giving them the green light to laugh at an oppressed minority.

Nov 14, 2016 · Chappelle had a phenomenal monologue that covered the 2016 presidential election results and became a voice for the disenfranchised American people. As expected, the skits he performed were outlandishly hilarious and some of his most treasured characters from Chappelle's Show made an appearance.

Mar 7, 2016 · In Chappelle's Show, Tyrone Biggums (Dave Chappelle) is a squeaky-voiced crack addict who suffers white blistered lips and constant scratching. His favorite meal is peanut butter and crack sandwiches, which he downs with Red Balls, a crack-infused energy drink.

Nov 14, 2016 · While the Rick James sketch produced the show’s most popular catchphrase the best character was crack cocaine addict Tyrone Biggums. With his high pitched voice, bright red hat, bleached white lips and constant scratching Tyrone was instantly recognizable.

5 days ago · Originally quoted by the drug-fiending character Tyrone Biggums in Chappelle's Show, the phrase is often iterated as a reaction image or image macro format based on a still shot of Dave Chappelle's character and the phrasal template "Y'all any more of them / X?”

May 18, 2018 · Perhaps it’s the existence of fictional characters like Dave Chappelle’s Tyrone Biggums or Ezal from ‘Friday’ that make the Campbell video [of a women apparently suffering from mental illness] seem like entertainment. Who uses Tyrone Biggums?