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David Edwards stand up comedain / actor some of the thing he has been in, cast member of the Real World , Def comedy jam and A hole host of other things. A very funy man. 3. David Edwards -- Los Angeles
Really, David Edwards was too big for The Real World. He was a master thespian, showing his acting chops in In Living Color and House Party 3. He was well on his way to becoming the next Denzel or that guy that did the robot on the Chappelle's Show until he became The Real World troublemaker.

Incident: He raped one of the roommates. And by raped, I mean, he playfully yanked bedcovers off of Tami while she was in her underwear as part of a harmless, fun game where the girls were laughing throughout the tug of war. Deciding that what Dave did "wasn't not funny," Tami, retaliated by throwing his boots in the toilet. Beth called David a rapist, he was asked to leave the house and go on to bigger, better acting gigs pretending as if he didn't need the $12 royalty checks he gets every time BET plays House Party 3. 1993 episode of the sketch comedy show, Saturday Night Live. The episode, which was hosted by Shannen Doherty, featured a skit depicting a Real World cast patterned after the Los Angeles cast, and poked fun at the discussions of racism, bigotry and political differences that served as a recurring theme that season.[16] A Season 1 episode of Chappelle's Show parodied The Real World franchise but is particularly aimed at the events of The Real World: Los Angeles. During the DVD commentary Dave Chappelle notes that he is a friend of David Edwards, and helped to get him on the cast of The Real World. He notes that much of the impetus for the Chappelle Show skit was his perception that the casts of The Real World often display their racist perceptions of African Americans, especially black men, as typified by the incident with Edwards. The incident that led to David's eviction was parodied in a 1993 episode of the sketch comedy show, The Jon Stewart Show, with Jon Stewart portraying Tammy in the skit.

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