Shane Gillis to Host SNL, Sparking Controversy Over Past Racist Remarks

Despite previous firing for offensive comments, Gillis's return to SNL as host raises questions about comedy's boundaries and accountability.

Shane Gillis, previously fired from SNL for racist and homophobic remarks, returns as a host, igniting debate over his comedic approach.
Gillis's popularity has surged since his firing, with significant support from conservative audiences and a successful podcast.
Critics argue Gillis's return to SNL overlooks his continued use of offensive material, challenging the show's stance on racism and bigotry.
Gillis's nationwide comedy tour sees high demand, with tickets for shows across the U.S. reflecting his controversial yet growing fanbase.
The comedian's inclusion in the Netflix is a Joke Festival alongside other prominent comedians underscores his mainstream comedy presence.