Jennifer Aniston affirms that the new generations are offended by ‘Friends’

Jennifer Aniston has been causing laughter on television and in some of her movies for almost 30 years. However, recently, she opened up about how difficult it is to do comedy today without anyone being offended.

The 54-year-old actress took as an example that the new generations find offensive the episodes of Friends, but although he admits that some things should have been better thought out when carrying them out in the ShowJenn says that the beauty of comedy is being able to make fun of ourselves, because the world needs humor.

In full promotion of the tape mystery in sightDuring an interview for Yahoo Entertainment, in the company of her co-star, Adam Sandler, the talented actress spoke about how difficult it is to do comedy in these times:

Now it’s a little tricky because you have to be very careful, which makes it very difficult for comedians, because the beauty of comedy is that we make fun of ourselves, we make fun of life. Back in the day, you could joke about a fan and laugh, that was hilarious. And it was about educating people about how ridiculous those people were. Now we are not allowed to do that.

Last year, the co-creator of Friends, Marta Kauffman, expressed that she felt guilty and ashamed for the lack of diversity in the series. She now, for her part, the protagonist of A fake wifeadmitted that the hit TV show is offensive to many.

There’s a whole generation of people, kids, who now watch ‘Friends’ episodes and find them offensive. There were things that were never intended and others… well, we should have thought better of it, but I don’t think there was a sensitivity like there is now.

Finally, in an attempt to save the situation, the protagonist of Living with my ex he related that fun is necessary and assured that we should not take ourselves too seriously.