In this prescient sketch from 2004, Dave Chappelle envisions what the Internet would look like if it were a physical location like a shopping mall. He walks through this "Internet mall" and encounters real-life versions of common online experiences including pop-up ads, spam, music piracy, inappropriate content, viruses, and various scams. The sketch satirizes the sleazy and chaotic nature of early 2000s Internet culture, with Chappelle navigating through various "storefronts" representing different websites and online services.
Person | Role | |
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Rusty Cundieff | Director | |
Neal Brennan | Writer | |
![]() | Dave Chappelle | Writer |
Norman Lear | Writer | |
Michele Armour | Other | |
Neal Brennan | Other | |
![]() | Dave Chappelle | Other |
Christopher Savage | Other | |
Leland Krane | Other | |
Morgan Sabia | Other |