In The Unstoppable, Dave Chappelle proves he’s still a master storyteller, delivering sharp commentary on race, free speech, and U.S. foreign policy. But the special is weighed down by repetitive, outdated jokes about transgender people, revealing a growing tension between Chappelle’s undeniable comedic skill and his increasingly stagnant cultural critiques.
Panamanian-American comedian Lou Lou Gonzalez rose to fame on Vine and Instagram with viral sketches before taking the stage at iconic venues like the Laugh Factory. Her unique blend of cultural pride, improv talent, and fearless humor makes her one of today’s most exciting rising comedians.
Dominican comedian Orlando Leyba shines in his stand-up special Adorable, delivering quirky, kooky humor that keeps audiences laughing until they cry. From his impressive America’s Got Talent debut to his wildly entertaining sets, Leyba’s unique style makes every joke unforgettable.
Aida Rodriguez’s Fighting Words is more than a comedy special—it’s a raw, funny, and deeply personal reclamation of identity. From reuniting with her father in the Dominican Republic to spotlighting her Afro-Latina roots and Caribbean lineage, Rodriguez blends sharp wit with emotional depth. With a DJ set by Venus X setting the tone, she delivers a set that’s unfiltered, political, and proudly her own.
