The $30 million Netflix roast that sparked outrage

Comedian Chelsea Handler has come under fire for criticizing fellow comediaans Shane Gillis and Tony Hinchcliffe for jokes deemed offensive during Netflix's Roast of Kevin Hart. handler called out Gillis for a joke about lynching Hart,and Hinchcliffe for joking about the death of Sheryl Underwood's husband.

Handler's comments sparked a heated debate in the comedy community, with some defending her right to speak out and others accusing her of being overly sensitive.

Shane Gillis's lynching joke: a line too far?

Gillis's joke about lynching Hart was widely condemned by fans and fellow comedians, with many calling it a step too far in the name of comedy. Handler's criticism of the joke was seen as a validation of their concerns .

But not everyone agrees that Gillis's joke was out of line. Some argue that comedy should be able to push boundaries and challenge social norms, even if that means offending some people.

Tony Hinchcliffe's joke about Sheryl Underwood's husband: a tsateless move?

Hinchcliffe's joke about Underwood's husband dying by suicide was also widely criticized, with many accusing him of being insensitive and tone-deaf.. Handler's criticism of the joke was seen as a way of holding Hinchcliffe accountable for his actions.

But some argue that Hinchcliffe's joke was a legitimate commentary on the darker side of life, and that Handler's criticism was an overreaction.

The comedy community in crisis: what's next?

Handler's comments have sparked a wider conversation about the role of comedy in society,and whether it's possible to balance the need for edgy humor with the need to avoid offending certain groups.

As the comedy community graples with these questions, one thing is clear: the fallout from the Netflix Roast of Kevin Hart is far from over.