Chris Rock's fourth HBO special comes with a little more consciousness, but he hasn't abandoned jokes about p---y and BJs. It was like he was in a transitioning phase. He had the fame and name recognition enough to bring up issues like "rich versus wealthy," "patriotism turning to hatredtism," and "it's alright because it's all white," yet he didn't want to forget those who liked him because of the uncut raw vulgarity about intimacy. As always, he jokes about current affairs such as Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson (Super Bowl), R. Kelly (peeing vid), Kobe Bryant, Siegfried and Roy's tiger, and the war. He starts off really strong and ends a little anemically with jokes about marriage, love, and sex. I'd grade it a B overall.
Review of Chris Rock: Never Scared
