George Floyd Foundation

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This Week's Pulse

The Gianna and George Floyd Foundation publicly condemned a joke made by comedian Tony Hinchcliffe during the Netflix Is a Joke roast of Kevin Hart on May 10, 2026. Foundation spokesperson Travis Cains explicitly criticized Kevin Hart for failing to intervene during the performance.

On The Breakfast Club, Jess Hilarious reported on the foundation's reaction, noting that "Travis Cains, he's a spokesperson for the Gianna and George Floyd Foundation... said that the joke was sad for the culture." She further relayed that the family believes "Kevin Hart should have told Tony to stay off the topic if nothing else, and they were baffled and disgusted by Tony."

While the foundation focuses on the harm caused to community rebuilding efforts, the broader podcast landscape remains divided on the boundaries of roasting. The incident continues to fuel debates over whether Kevin Hart bears responsibility for the content of his guests, or if the Gianna and George Floyd Foundation is overstepping into the realm of creative expression. Expect continued scrutiny of how comedy platforms balance high-stakes roasts with the sensibilities of families impacted by national tragedies.

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The Breakfast Club

Jess Hilariousneutralfrom “Front Page News(Part Two)

The organization that spoke out against the jokes made at the roast.

It wasn't, it wasn't funny to nobody on the stage or in the room, the whole room. Well, Travis, uh, Cannes, he's a spokesperson for the Gianna, uh, and George Floyd Foundation, Gianna is George Floyd's, uh, daughter, uh, spoke to TMZ, and he said that the joke