CEO of SpaceX, Tesla, Inc., and Twitter, Elon Musk, made a surprise appearance on Sunday at a stand-up performance with Dave Chappelle at the Chase Center arena in San Francisco, California.

According to reports, the audience booed Musk when Chappelle introduced him by saying, “Ladies and gentlemen, make some noise for the richest man in the world.”

“I was there last night. When Dave first called out his “friend” to come to join the stage, it was at the end of the show, and no one really knew what was coming,” said one of the attendees.

“Then all of a sudden, Elon makes his way to the stage. I myself was very surprised and happy to see one of the brightest minds of our existence right there in front of me. It was very clear that as soon as the spotlights and stage cameras showed it was Elon, there was quite a mixed reaction with a lot of audible boo’s coming from the upper decks.”

“If I were to guess, I would say that in the very initial introduction, there were probably a little more boo’s than cheers, but the cheer’s outlasted the boo’s for sure. I found it quite rewarding when Dave stated that “it sounds like a bunch of people that you fired are in the stands” he then added, ” it also sounds like most of them are coming from the shitty seats on the top deck.” What a beautiful moment to witness… indeed,” he continued.

Another Instagram user said, “It wasn’t bad as they’re saying it was. I was there, I was trying to represent the cheers.”

The fake news mainstream media misrepresented what actually happened that night. One user explained what had transpired.

“There was a good 20-30 minute setup by Dave prior to bringing Elon on stage. Speaking about how we should start moving away from the polarity spread in the country. When the crowd wouldn’t calm down to be able to hear the mic, Dave took it over and started roasting the people that were not willing to let Elon say a few things. Then a nice-sized brawl went down, and the vibe got a bit darker with the violence,” he said.

“Lights and music came on and a good amount of people left, and then Dave killed the music and started talking again to close it out the way he wanted. My take is that it was a brave move mixed with performance art and most people are so stuck in the camp they have chosen they aren’t willing to create space for people to be heard. This ends up fueling more divisiveness leading to more errors in judgement which will result in some serious low level expressions of human nature.”

Watch the video below:

Elon Musk has just three words for people booing him at Dave Chappelle’s show… pic.twitter.com/7yLmvDmxrZ

— Louder with Crowder Dot Com (@LWCnewswire) December 12, 2022

Full video below:

Turns out Twitter can, in fact, be real life. https://t.co/FFpups1yEy pic.twitter.com/41jcZgdDR4

— Steven Goffman (@SteveGoffman) December 12, 2022

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For the far-left Washington Post, the message is clear: don’t take your woke nonsense abroad.

Due to editorial bias, the Washington Post had to retract an opinion piece that had criticized Argentina for not including any Black players in their World Cup lineup.

On Thursday, associate professor at the University of Texas at El Paso Erika Denise Edwards voiced her criticism of the team’s racial makeup in an opinion article published in the Washington Post with the title “Why doesn’t Argentina have more Black players in the World Cup?”

Her subtitle stated, “Argentina is far more diverse than many people realize — but the myth that it is a White nation has persisted.”

“As fans keep up with Argentina’s success in this year’s World Cup, a familiar question arises: Why doesn’t Argentina’s team have more Black players? In stark contrast to other South American countries such as Brazil, Argentina’s soccer team pales in comparison in terms of its Black representation,” Edward wrote.

On Saturday, La Libertad Avanza, a right-wing populist Argentine political coalition, lambasted Edwards’ hit piece.

“Because we are a country, not a Disney movie,” the party wrote on Twitter.

Because we are a country, not a Disney movie. https://t.co/k8Lps8PgW2

— La Libertad Avanza (@LLibertadAvanza) December 10, 2022

Another user commented, [translation] The stupid note from [Washington Post] about the lack of blacks in the Argentine team left me disgusted. The United States is obsessed with race, Argentina is not. The United States chose to keep them separate, Argentina mixed them. But they insist on exporting their neuroses.”

La estúpida nota del @washingtonpost sobre la falta de negros en la selección argentina me dejó asqueado. Estados Unidos vive obsesionado con las razas, Argentina no. Estados Unidos eligió mantenerlas separadas, Argentina las mezcló. Pero insisten en exportar sus neurosis.

— Gonzalo Garcés (@GonzaloGarces5) December 10, 2022

Just came back to laugh at Washington Post….

Washington Post- Argentina is racist because they don’t have black players in their team.

Washington Post – Sorry we didn’t know there are no black people in Argentina.

This is a paper funded by Bezos, and this is their research

— Whyteknight (@whyteknight07) December 12, 2022

This piece is full of inconsistencies and misinterpretations, it is evident that the person who wrote it has no knowledge of Argentine culture and never lived in Argentina.

— Sara Stewart Brown (@Kiwita) December 10, 2022

WaPo was forced to issue a correction stating that the absence of black players was mostly due to the lack of a significant black population.

“Due to an editing error, an earlier version of this piece noted that roughly one percent of the Argentinian population was Black according to a 2010 government released census. While the number of Black people cited was accurate, the percentage was actually far less than one percent and the piece has been amended to state that.”

The Washington Post opinion piece complaining that there are no black players on Argentina’s team has been corrected after the fact, to note that “far less than 1%” of the Argentine population is black. https://t.co/G7B5BO8LJO pic.twitter.com/kSBhjTRoV9

— Alex Griswold (@HashtagGriswold) December 12, 2022

New York Post reported:

Edwards cited historical data that she said showed that in the 18th century, a third of Argentina’s population was black.

After Argentina gained its independence, its leaders sought to bring it closer to
Europe by initiating a process of “whitening,” according to Edwards.

“They believed that to join the ranks of Germany, France and England, Argentina had to displace its black population — both physically and culturally,” she wrote.

The original version of the op-ed cited census figures from 2010 that showed that “roughly one percent” of Argentina’s population of 46 million was black.

But the Washington Post later issued a correction noting that the actual number was “far less than” 1%.

Edwards pushed back against the criticism when contacted by The Post on Monday.

“My article provides a brief history of how Argentina went from roughly one third of its population categorized as black to less than one percent today. This is not a new conversation,” Edwards said. “It primarily debunks the various myths that have been used to explain black disappearance. We cannot accept that it is just European immigration that whitened the population in Argentina, as various countries throughout the Americas experienced massive European immigration too.”

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