@officialofftopicshow: Tenacious D's Controversial Remark: "Don't Miss Trump Next Time" In a shocking turn of events, actor and musician Jack Black, along with his band Tenacious D, made a controversial statement during a recent performance that has left many fans and critics alike in disbelief. The incident occurred during a concert in Sydney, Australia, where Black and his bandmate Kyle Gass were performing as part of their ongoing tour. As the show was coming to an end, Black presented Gass with a birthday cake on stage, prompting him to make a wish. In a hushed tone, Gass then said, "Don't miss Trump next time," referring to the recent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. The remark was met with a mix of cheers and jeers from the audience, with some fans expressing their support for the band's bold statement, while others were left feeling uncomfortable and offended. The comment has sparked a wave of controversy and debate on social media, with many calling for Tenacious D to apologize for their insensitive remark. Critics argue that the band's attempt at humor was in poor taste, especially considering the seriousness of the assassination attempt on a former U.S. president. This is not the first time that Jack Black has been vocal about his dislike for Donald Trump. In a 2017 interview with Conan O'Brien, Black joked that he believed Trump had stolen Tenacious D's "I'm the best and everything I do is amazing shtick." The actor and musician has also been a vocal supporter of Joe Biden and has actively campaigned for the Democratic Party in the past. The incident has once again highlighted the fine line that celebrities must walk when it comes to expressing their political views. While many fans appreciate the band's honesty and willingness to speak out on important issues, others believe that there is a time and place for such discussions, and a concert stage may not be the most appropriate venue. #TenaciousD #JackBlack #KyleGass #DonaldTrump #AssassinationAttempt #ControversialRemark #PoliticalHumor #ConcertDrama #FreeSpeech #CancelCulture #CelebrityPolitics #SocialMediaOutrage #offtopicshow

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