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A George Floyd Joke At The Kevin Hart Roast Has Him Constantly Defending Himself

Kevin Hart At FX premier
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After facing heavy criticism, Kevin Hart has broken his silence on the public uproar over that George Floyd “joke” during his

roast.Kevin Hart says he wasn’t shocked by the offensive George Floyd joke, defending the comedians’ ‘racial humor’

George Floyd’s brother condemns the joke as disrespectful and traumatizing for the family

The passage questions whether Hart and the comedian crossed the line between being funny and being offensive.

Netflix might be a joke, but the gruesome death of George Floyd is only funny to white supremacists and obtuse negroes who have

sold themselves to conservatism.

Kevin Hart’s roast set off a four-alarm blaze when race-baiting comedian Tony Hinchcliffe flubbed a left-field, wildly offensive,

deeply disturbing “joke” about Floyd when he was supposed to be ribbing the man of the hour. BOSSIP previously reported on this

mayo-based attempt at comedy, but in case you missed it, here’s what was said.

SEE VIDEO…….Tony Hinchcliffe Roasts Kevin Hart 2026 (Full Set) #kevinhartroast #tonyhinchcliffe #netflix

It’s been a few weeks since the KKKontroversy kicked off, but Kevin Hart has stayed silent through it all. On Tuesday (May 26), he appeared on The Breakfast Club to break that silence and address the white elephant in the room.