Dave Chappelle reveals that the two topics ‘Snl’ forbade him to mention in the viral opening monologue

Dave Chappelle entered the stage for a stand-up show in San Francisco this week.

During his performance, the controversial comedian (51) revealed the best topics “Saturday Night Live”, which during his opening monologue looked at the host of the show last month that he should avoid it.

“SNL producers told him that he could not talk about two topics: Transgender -People and Gaza,” said Dan Gentile, editor of Sfgate.

However, Chappelle still slipped in a reference to Palestine during his monologue, which was recorded on January 18.

“Don’t forget your humanity and please empathize for displaced persons whether you are in the palestine or in Palestine,” he said.

This week, Chapelle accommodated the performance with a sharp, provocative remark on Gaza during his set in San Francisco.

“Give the Jews a break, free Palestine,” he said according to Sfgate.

At one point during his monologue in January, Chappelle, who has the show four times, joked that he “was tired of being controversial” and hope to “turn a new sheet”.

And now the funny man returns to Studio 8-H for the “SNL50: The Jubiläums-Special”.

The three-hour live television program celebrates the semi-annual program of the Sketch comedy in the air. It will include appearances of former actors, including: Adam Sandler, Amy Poehler, Andy Samberg, Chevy Chase, Chris Rock, Eddie Murphy, Will Ferrell, Jane Curtin and more.

On Friday, the show “Snl50: The Homecoming Concert”, which flocked live from Radio City Music Hall on Peacock.

Jimmy Fallon organized the celebrations where Lady Gaga, Cher, Snoop Dogg, Dave Grohl, Jack White and other talents performed.