Justina Valentine faces a large counter reaction after Shannon Sharpes Sexual Abbreviation Scandal in her own podcast | mocked | NFL messages

The comedian and rapper Justina Valentine triggered virus reactions this week after making a daring joke about Shannon Sharpes about sexual attacks – exactly to his face and in his own podcast.The moment that was subsequently broadcast with the co-moderator Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson on May 19 hit a nerve with the audience that blurred the border between comedy and controversial.

The edge of a comedian or too far? Public reaction to Justina Valentines Jab

When the show approached its end, Shannon Sharpe casually mentioned that on his other show, Club Shay Shay, he might never have a white woman as a guest. Justina Valentine did not miss a beat: “Well, Shay Shay, we know what happens to you and white women, but I'm a different kind … I've been in the cookout for a long time. Do not worry. “The room broke out in Lachen, including Sharpe, Ochocinco and guest Joe Johnson, but the spectators outside the studio had mixed reactions. Some praised the fast joke of Valentine's Day, while others criticized the time and sensitivity to refer to a lawsuit that included serious allegations.The comment from Valentine's Day came only a few weeks after Sharpe was accused of sexual assault and batteries by a woman who was only identified as Jane Doe. The lawsuit was submitted in Clark County, Nevada in April and applies to two incidents of the attack during what the prosecutor describes as previously mutual relationship. She is looking for $ 50 million in damage and claims that Sharpe became abusive and threatened and even records private encounters without her consent.While Sharpe has firmly refused all allegations – the case of a “Shakedown” and the lawyer Tony Buzbee for the manipulation of media stories – the case nevertheless threw a shadow about his media career. At the end of April, he temporarily resigned from ESPN obligations to treat what he described as “false and disturbing allegations”.Despite the severity of the claims, Sharpe remains publicly confident. “Everyone knows what I do. Many people have a lot to say,” he admitted in a recent episode of Nightcap. “Fifty percent of people don't care that they have problems. The other 50 percent glad that they got them.”Also readValentines' joke may have landed at the moment, but it also underlines a broader conversation – if the public personalities become history, their jokes are even open to the exam.