Chelsea Handler criticizes Shane Gillis and Tony Hinchcliffe for their controversial Netflix Kevin Hart roast, accusing them of producing racially insensitive material.

Chelsea Handler has taken to social media to blast fellow roasters Shane Gillis and Tony Hinchcliffe following the recent Netflix Kevin Hart roast. In a series of tweets, Handler accused Gillis and Hinchcliffe of creating offensive content that is racist and detrimental to Hart's reputation.

"Shane Gillis and Tony Hinchcliffe are not funny," Handler tweeted. "Their material was deeply hurtful and disrespectful towards Kevin Hart. This kind of thing only serves to further marginalize him."

Handler's come as the Netflix special, which aired on April 19th, has sparked significant backlash from Hart supporters who feel that Gillis and Hinchcliffe unfairly targeted their star. The roast included controversial segments where Hart was mocked for his weight gain and personal life.

In her tweets, Handler emphasized that such attacks are not only damaging to Hart's character but also contribute to a toxic environment in the comedy industry. "We need to support each other and celebrate our differences," she wrote. "This kind of negativity is unacceptable."

The controversy surrounding the Kevin Hart roast has reignited discussions about race and representation in comedy, with many arguing that roasting can sometimes cross into harmful territory if it is not handled sensitively. Handler's stance adds another layer to these ongoing debates.

As the dust settles on the Netflix special, Hart continues to face criticism for his past and actions, including a controversial incident where he allegedly made inappropriate remarks about women at an awards show. His supporters argue that this latest roast unfairly targets him while others believe it is necessary to hold comedians accountable for their words and behavior.

Handler's public stance against Gillis and Hinchcliffe has garnered attention from both sides of the debate, with some praising her courage in speaking out and others criticizing her as a hypocrite given her own history of controversial. Regardless of one’s opinion on Hart or comedy roasts, Handler's criticism highlights the complex issues surrounding race, representation, and free speech in the entertainment industry.