Tony Hinchcliffe Secures Netflix Deal Following Controversial Trump Rally Performance

The comedian, criticized for offensive jokes at a Trump rally, will release three 'Kill Tony' specials and a stand-up special starting April 7.

Tony Hinchcliffe, known for his controversial comedy, has signed a Netflix deal for three 'Kill Tony' specials and a solo stand-up special.
The deal follows backlash from his October 2024 performance at a Trump rally, where he made offensive jokes about Puerto Rico, Latinos, and other groups.
Hinchcliffe has refused to apologize for his remarks, stating that his comedy style intentionally offends everyone.
The first 'Kill Tony' special will be filmed at Austin's Comedy Mothership on April 7, featuring aspiring comedians judged by Hinchcliffe and guest panelists.
Despite criticism, Hinchcliffe's 'Kill Tony' podcast remains highly popular, frequently topping comedy charts on YouTube.