In a recent segment on “Forgotten Kings TV,” comedian Corey Holcomb took a jab at Jess Hilarious following her comments about Charlamagne tha God and DJ Envy amid the ongoing Loren Lorosa controversy. Holcomb, known for his candid and unfiltered style, highlighted Jess’s struggles at “The Breakfast Club” after her maternity leave, suggesting that her segment was taken over by Lauren Lorosa, an experienced host who seamlessly fits into the show’s dynamic.

Holcomb reminisced about past interactions with Jess, recalling a time when she downplayed his success, asserting that all he had was his “5150 Show.” He countered her statement by emphasizing his independence and the fulfillment he finds in his career. “I’m My Own Boss,” he declared, contrasting his position with Jess’s current challenges.

The comedian pointed out that Jess’s initial rise to fame seemed tied more to her social media presence than talent, and he questioned her ability to deliver engaging content. Holcomb expressed sympathy for Jess but also pointed out that she should have been more prepared for the competition posed by Lorosa, who he described as “talented” and a natural fit for the show’s format.

As tension builds, Holcomb warned that Jess’s frustrations could lead to further complications within the show, especially since “The Breakfast Club” has been facing declining relevance in the media landscape. He speculated that Jess might need to adapt to the new dynamics or risk losing her position entirely.

The back-and-forth between Holcomb and Jess, which has spanned years, reflects broader themes of independence and competition in the entertainment industry. As Holcomb noted, the media landscape is shifting, and personalities must navigate these changes wisely to maintain their relevance and success.