A stand-up comic, Tony Hinchcliffe is known for his brash and highly offensive humor. He is most known for his podcast, “Kill Tony,” which is highly popular and features a live comedy show with established comedians as well as open micers.

The humor in Hinchcliffe’s jokes tend to be rather dark, edgier and even raunchier side of comedy. He often pushes the envelope and is not afraid to do comedy on what others might consider taboo, a trait that has gained him both an ardent following as well as widespread hate from people who cannot tolerate or take his jokes.

Hinchcliffe has been somewhat controversial of late. Among other things, he criticized Puerto Rico and Latinos when performing at a New York City Donald Trump rally. That action drew widespread scorn and calls for Fan to be blacklisted.

Throughout the controversies (whatever be their teeth or lack thereof), Hinchcliffe maintains his status as a road-warrior comedy circuit warrior and national treasure. His podcast, Kill Tony remains successful and he continues to tour doing stand up. But the perception of him has taken big hits very recently, and it might have a lasting effect on his career.