Louis C.K. back on the stage for the first time after his allegations!
In the comedy series called Louie, Louie C.K. (50) played himself as the dad of two daughters who just got a divorce and was struggling to make the ends meet and keep his life going. Roseanne Barr (65) was the one who talked about what was happening behind the closed doors with Louie C.K. She said: "It’s Louis C.K., locking the door and mas***bating in front of women comics and writers. I can’t tell you—I’ve heard so many stories. Not just him, but a lot of them. And it’s just par for the course. It’s just shit women have to put up with."
Louis C.K. returned to stand-up, and got a standing ovation, at a New York comedy club https://t.co/MRAazuD1Vgpic.twitter.com/xaDySXm8E3
— Rolling Stone (@RollingStone) August 28, 2018
After the se*ual misconduct allegations he was involved in, he just returned to the stage on Sunday night and people are not sure how to react to it!
Louis C.K. reportedly made an unannounced appearance at an NYC comedy club on Sunday and was met with an ovation by the crowd: https://t.co/YeQs6ghLFqpic.twitter.com/BjeQAZy0kA
— Consequence of Sound (@consequence) August 28, 2018
Twitter has been going crazy since the news of him returning to the stage has gone out and many tweets are against the standup comedian. Here are some of them!
Commentary: Louis C.K. is back — but is it too soon for him and other #MeToo offenders? https://t.co/MeJgtvG6zTpic.twitter.com/LB5ePfRcPY
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) August 29, 2018
"Louis CK is spearheading the #MeTooSoon movement," Melinda Hill.
Louis C.K. forces audience to watch him without their consent https://t.co/bo32YfzkVCpic.twitter.com/RW9TF64rHI
— ThinkProgress (@thinkprogress) August 29, 2018
Some people were even more pissed after the article on The New York Times that covered his come back!
Louis C.K. receives standing ovation in return to stand up https://t.co/jWefh4TqCZpic.twitter.com/msxP9RIlk5
— SPIN (@SPIN) August 29, 2018
"Many wonder 'how long' Louis CK should be 'punished' for before he's 'allowed to do comedy.' Not sure, but...
Why we don't owe Louis C.K. anything, as explained by @carolineframkehttps://t.co/AQxfFYzVgbpic.twitter.com/Zy1gNbB3DZ
— Variety (@Variety) August 29, 2018
...1) he's not been punished. 2) For non-famous men, each count of indecent exposure and false imprisonment (which CK's admitted to) carries a sentence of ~1yr in jail" Amir Talai.
Louis C.K. returns to the stage: Louis C.K. is back telling jokes. https://t.co/1I8G5Zst8zpic.twitter.com/AMaO1fbv8u
— Java Jobs (@Java_Job_USA) August 29, 2018
"So Louis CK, TJ Miller, and Chris Hardwick walk into a comedy club… One of my fondest memories is singing my song about loving Louis CK right before he did a drop-in. The idea of him doing a drop-in now feels awful."
Louis C.K. Faces Twitter Backlash After Return To Stand-Up Stage, Raising Questions About #MeToo Road To Redemption https://t.co/HSAPAotTbzpic.twitter.com/57ZNVLMMpG
— Deadline Hollywood (@DEADLINE) August 28, 2018
"I believe people can grow and change, but this urgency to bring him (and others) back SO soon just sends such a bad message" Allie Goertz.
Those complicit in the return of abusers like Louis C.K. are the reason #MeToo is now failing less than a year later. https://t.co/yuzS1yWomDpic.twitter.com/4PBybswmV1
— Paste Comedy (@Paste_Comedy) August 28, 2018
"But he decided to just rip the Band-Aid off." -- explain to me how Louis CK is wearing a metaphorical band-aid" Scott Weinberg.
After Louis C.K.'s surprise show, comedy club owner 'torn' over disgraced star's comeback https://t.co/HCfHl6YjEvpic.twitter.com/PIOoY98we6
— As It Happens (@cbcasithappens) August 28, 2018
"Audiences should have the leeway to decide what to watch themselves." -- opinion from the comedy club owner that booked Louis CK but didn't tell anyone, thereby removing their ability to decide for themselves" Scott Weinberg.
Commentary: Louis C.K. is back — but is it too soon for him and other #MeToo offenders? https://t.co/MeJgtvG6zTpic.twitter.com/qxzurIzF7Y
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) August 28, 2018
"Louis CK being "banished" from stand-up comedy wasn't some kind of petty punishment, it was a fucking workplace safety issue" Bris Farley.
We don't owe Louis C.K. anything (Column) https://t.co/PdTuo19aH3pic.twitter.com/CWz0y2PD0i
— Variety (@Variety) August 28, 2018
"I think some of you think that because we're alone on stage, that stand-up is a completely solitary line of work, but it's not" Bris Farley.
Louis C.K. performed standup Sunday for the first time since admitting sexual misconduct: https://t.co/mSTRX3hGggpic.twitter.com/vQIsiyZmvk
— Slate (@Slate) August 28, 2018
"You spend tons of time with other comedians, often in situations where there's an imbalance in power" Bris Farley.
Louis C.K. hasn't earned his comedy-world redemption https://t.co/IGFHkerI3wpic.twitter.com/BKtGX3zseX
— Marlow Stern (@MarlowNYC) August 28, 2018
"Can you imagine the bank you're working at hiring back the guy who jacked off in front of women without their consent because it had been like, a year or something?" Bris Farley.
Comedian Melinda Hill Explains Why Louis C.K.'s Return is Still #MeTooSoon via @TMZhttps://t.co/H1McUvIaKypic.twitter.com/igWtrVSGKP
— Patricia Dempsey (@Patrici90883364) August 29, 2018
"This sh*t isn't hypothetical. It isn't an argument on the internet. Letting these creeps go with a slap on the wrist has wide reverberations and creates a climate that just isn't fucking safe for comedians, and especially comedians who are women - but also comedy club staff" Bris Farley.
Louis C.K. received an ovation from the audience in his first performance since his sexual misconduct scandal https://t.co/G1Iyxk5PCWpic.twitter.com/OxHKUx1CKC
— CBS News (@CBSNews) August 28, 2018
"Sorry to blather on, but this shit just really fucking makes me sick. It seems so obvious that we shouldn't let these people back into our communities without them putting in a lot of work to get better" Bris Farley.
Louis C.K. debuts new material in NYC for first time since admitting sexual misconduct: https://t.co/NXnrKbkGcCpic.twitter.com/ltEcCSjoLB
— Complex (@Complex) August 28, 2018
"My next long tweet thread will be about basketball or Taco Bell I swear" Bris Farley.
Louis C.K. returns to stand-up for the first time since admitting to sexual misconduct https://t.co/MaarA6sea7pic.twitter.com/8pwEKEZUBt
— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) August 28, 2018
"If Louis CK had stolen jokes, he’d be a fucking pariah. But instead he stole careers and passion and trust from possibly brilliant comedians - women that we’ll never get to hear from - and that is worse. Or it should be" Jason Filiatrault.
Louis C.K. returns to stand-up stage after #MeToo scandal. https://t.co/gYpDeZdsqSpic.twitter.com/OLfCIPbjqE
— Toronto Sun (@TheTorontoSun) August 28, 2018
"Louis CK is back performing stand up. Matt Lauer promises to be back on television "soon." Our culture cares more about a predatory man's "comeback story" than it cares about victims, justice, or ending se*ual assault, harassment, and violence" Danielle Campoamor.
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Louis C.K. and the Missed Point of Redemption https://t.co/H4Q68yEgjCpic.twitter.com/VxCIaoIZkb
— World News 4 You (@worldsnewsyou) August 28, 2018
