Fans Callout ‘Friends’ for Being Unfunny as Jennifer Aniston Speaks Out How the Show Is Deemed ‘Offensive’ by an Entire Generation

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With the changing times, people are becoming more aware of things that concern them. However, when they did not know much about almost everything, comedy was effective, said Jennifer Aniston in a recent interview. The former Friends star opened up about how comedy has changed and people have become more offensive about every comic thing.
Murder Mystery 2, starring Adam Sandler and Aniston in lead roles, is ready to hit Netflix. While talking about the film in Paris, the actress revealed as per Yahoo; it has become tricky to create hilarious content for the comedians. She talked about the beauty of the genre, comedy, and said it was because comedy meant people laugh at themselves. It meant to make fun of life. However, in today’s time, it is not possible to joke about things people find offensive.
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Aniston remembered the days of the past and said when they made any hysterical joke, they would have laughed at it instead of getting offended. It was about educating society and the most crucial thing was how ridiculous people were.
Alas, said the actress, they were not allowed to do so. Well, as the American actress talked about how comedy changed, fans called her out for Friends.
Fans call out Jennifer Aniston for her comment on Comedy
Though it is true that with the changing times, the representation of social conditions has changed, fans called the actress out and said they did not watch the show because it was boring. Some even pointed out the lack of diversity in the show, while others just expressed their feelings openly.
I don’t think I’ve ever willingly watched an episode of Friends. And that’s not because it’s offensive it’s because it’s a boring and unseasoned version Living Single.
— Nicole Phillip (@ncolphillip) March 29, 2023
I think people are more offended that there are like 3 people of color in the entire ten seasons
— Spencer Will (@SpencerWillT) March 29, 2023
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no we’re just finding it unfunny the office better anyway… pic.twitter.com/mmdUvK3AKs
— Toni•|SG3 IS COMING|ErasTour 4/29 (@tswiftfiles) March 29, 2023
watching friends until i laugh. pic.twitter.com/do9ktW5y1R
— Luke. (@_LPCowling) March 30, 2023
Its surprising how many "comedians" stop doing comedy when they realize punching down isn't praised any more. What is less surprising is how many double down on it and pivot to their new audience.
— Steven Layne (@StevenLayne2) March 29, 2023
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And is this “generation” in the room with us right now. Saying “hey this scene was racist looking back at it” is not some awful thing. White adults heard of cancel culture once, and now when anyone makes an observation, they come out with this tired think piece. pic.twitter.com/3ePjPsbZvt
— Academic era (@deviouslez) March 29, 2023
While these fans called her out and brought another sitcom, The Office, into the picture, others expressed their love for the show as well. The die-hard fans of the show indeed defended the series. They did not accept any negative comments about their favorite show, but there are a majority of people who called out Jennifer Aniston for her comment about the change in comedy.
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In the meantime, when fans are fighting over these things, feel free to tell us your thoughts about Aniston’s statement in the comment box.
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