The comedian was heckled by a group who then left the venue after a joke about Dylan Mulvaney, with one member of the group shouting "transphobe" at the comedian.

Chrissie Mayr, a comedian, shared a video of her recent comedy performance in Dallas. During the show, she made jokes that mocked the beliefs of transgender individuals, which led to some members of the audience heckling her and walking out in protest.
Over the weekend, Mayr, who is famous for her disrespectful and socially unacceptable jokes, posted a video of herself making fun of transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney during a performance at Hyena's Comedy Nightclub.
Mulvaney, who is biologically male, gained notoriety for being depicted on Bud Light cans as part of the "Year of Girlhood" campaign.
A year after transitioning, Mayr made a joke about Mulvaney not having undergone top or bottom surgery.
Mayr questioned why she had been in girlhood for a year without experiencing a certain event. She then proposed that if she were to transition to a male, she would seek out the largest male genitalia available.
Someone from the audience questioned why Dylan was not included, to which another person responded that it was because Dylan is a man. This statement was repeated in agreement, but another audience member took offense and corrected them, stating that Dylan is actually a woman. This caused some tension and the speaker on stage reacted with concern. Additionally, AP recently reported on a law that protects transgender children from their parents when it comes to gender-affirming care.
The comedian mentioned that they possess a similar item and added that everything is fine.
It is acceptable for us to hold varying beliefs.
The audience was divided in their beliefs about reality, which was met with laughter. The speaker acknowledged that in America, people are entitled to different beliefs. She also made a joke about the abundance of labels for different sexualities in modern America. A video was shared that showed some patrons who had been offended earlier in the show, with one appearing uncomfortable. This occurred during a speech by the governor of Kansas.
Kelly has rejected the bans on transgender bathroom and youth sex change. In a later part of the show, a group of offended patrons left while one of them shouted "transphobe" at Kelly. Mayr asked if that was the best insult they could come up with.
This is incredibly sorrowful.
Ensure her safe arrival at home as I am concerned about the possibility of the offended attendees causing harm to them, specifically by using a harpoon on their necks, due to their weight.
She warned that there are individuals who hunt illegally and they will likely target the tusks. Afterwards, she shared that the upset customers caused a commotion outside, resembling a stampede.
She tweeted that these individuals who identified as women immediately went to the management to file a complaint and then proceeded to knock over her merchandise table.
The issue arises when it comes to comedy and those who identify as Leftists.
The statement "It's just not compatible" highlights the struggle for comedy in today's society, as demonstrated by the public backlash and physical attacks faced by comedians like Dave Chappelle who have challenged transgender beliefs. This minor altercation, according to Mayr who spoke to Fox News Digital, is indicative of the larger issue.
It is not possible for them to have the best of both worlds.
According to her observation, leftists desire to shape culture, but at the same time, they wish to protect specific groups from being mocked.
If you truly support equal treatment for all, then the concept of targeting those who are less privileged or marginalized does not exist.
No group should be exempt from being the subject of humor.
I will continue to make jokes about fat and transgender individuals because I find it amusing and the audience seems to enjoy it. Although society may impose limitations on what is considered appropriate to say, people will still find humor in good comedy.
To obtain the FOX NEWS APP, click on the provided link. A comedian should only discontinue a joke if it fails to elicit laughter.
The speaker stated that despite society's claim of being more aware and progressive, people still find humor in the same things as they did decades ago. She mentioned that she had recently performed in Vegas before her upcoming shows in Dallas on May 5 and 6.
Lila Hart, Keanu Thompson, and Alex Stein, who are also comedians, joined her.
She has an upcoming event planned for August.
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