Andrew Schulz Faces Backlash Over Disturbing Comments About Kendrick Lamar

The comedian's controversial remarks, made in response to Kendrick Lamar's lyrics defending Black women, have drawn widespread criticism and reignited debates about his history of offensive humor.

Andrew Schulz responded sarcastically on his podcast to Kendrick Lamar's lyric calling for white comedians to stop mocking Black women, a line many believe was directed at Schulz.
During the podcast, Schulz made a disturbing comment implying he could sexually assault Lamar, which has been widely condemned as tasteless and offensive.
The remarks have sparked outrage on social media, with critics accusing Schulz of perpetuating harmful stereotypes and using shock value to remain relevant.
Schulz's co-host and two Black guests on the episode, James Duncan and Fuhad Dawodu, were also criticized for failing to challenge his comments, prompting the guests to issue apologies.
This controversy follows Schulz's history of making racially insensitive jokes, which has drawn criticism from fans and public figures alike.