You know the comedian Kevin Hart?

He's now having to defend comedy.

Let's talk about it.

Yeah, you better.

Yeah, you better.

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Today we're going to be talking about Kevin Hart and a show I never liked to go and see or watch.

That is the breakfast club. Oh my gosh, do these people love to complain?

But as you all know, Kevin Hart recently had a roast. This roast was featured on Netflix.

I believe it was a live production. And in this roast, believe it or not, offensive jokes were told.

Offensive jokes were told about Kevin Hart because he was black.

People made jokes about his dead mother.

They made jokes about George Floyd.

They made jokes about Charlie Kirk.

I mean, there was no stone left unturned during this roast.

But now a lot of the black jokes, the George Floyd jokes, are sort of entering a

new space of offending people. And people have been calling out Kevin Hart for not doing something

about the offensive racist jokes told at his own roast, mind you. Okay. Now, we're going to get into

this clip from the Breakfast Club where Kevin addresses it and has to defend the existence of comedy.

Yeah, the George Floyd joke. It wasn't a tasteful joke to our culture, to our audience.

But our audience that's watching the roast, if you're watching the roast, you get why they're doing it.

You get why the racial humor is, is on the table.

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