Dave Chappelle Sings ‘Creep’ With Foo Fighters In Surprise Appearance
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The comic took lead vocals on the Radiohead classic at Madison Square Garden.
Comedy icon Dave Chappelle joined the Foo Fighters on stage in New York City on Sunday night, where he led the band in a cover of Radiohead’s “Creep.” Chappelle was introduced by Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl as the crowd cheered in what was the first first full-capacity show at Madison Square Garden since the dawn of the pandemic last year:
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