Dave Chappelle- MLK & John Mccain

And I sat down next to me at the piano, and I go, Steve, it's me.

And then he smiled real big, and we started cracking jokes and singing songs.

And then after the show, we were backstage, and he asked me, he said, what are you doing tomorrow? I said, I'm going to fly to Detroit with you, pay my respects to Ms.

Franklin.

And he said, no.

At that time, I'm The senator had just passed away.

The late, great John McCain had passed away.

And Stevie said, I need you to do me a favor.

He said, John McCain is laying in state at the Capitol.

He said, I want you to go pay our respects to him.

And I said, nigga, I would much rather go to Detroit with you.

And then Stevie gave me that look.

He just looked like this.

He didn't even know I was all the way over here.

So I went.

The next day I went to the Capitol.

I don't do this for anyone but Stevie Wonder.

He can tell me to do anything within reason.

The only thing he's told me to do that I won't do is stop smoking.

That I won't do yet.

But I did it.

I waited in line, and then I got all the way up to Senator McCain's casket, and I was just like, uh, Stevie Wonder sent me.

Goodbye, nigga.

And I just walked off.

But that's what he wanted is that I did it.