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Jack Black recently shared that despite the controversy surrounding a joke made by his Tenacious D bandmate Kyle Gass about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, the comedy rock duo will be making a comeback. The duo had previously announced that all future creative plans were on hold following the backlash to Gass’s comment made during a concert in Sydney.

Gass had apologized for his “severe lack of judgment” and expressed regret for his inappropriate and dangerous remark. Black, on the other hand, was taken aback by the incident and emphasized that he does not support hate speech or political violence in any form. Despite the backlash, Black reassured fans that he and Gass are still friends and collaborators, and that they will return to making music together when the time is right.

During the premiere of his new action film “Borderlands,” Black addressed the situation and reiterated his love for Tenacious D. He acknowledged that sometimes breaks are necessary, but affirmed that the duo will definitely be back. The film, directed by Eli Roth, features Black voicing a character named Claptrap alongside stars like Cate Blanchett and Kevin Hart.

While the incident in Sydney led to the cancellation of the band’s tour, it also sparked discussions about the boundaries of humor and the consequences of controversial statements in the current social and political climate. As Tenacious D prepares for their comeback, fans are eagerly anticipating their return to the music scene and looking forward to new projects from the iconic duo.

With their unique blend of music and comedy, Tenacious D has carved out a special place in the entertainment industry, and their upcoming comeback is sure to be met with both excitement and curiosity. As they navigate the aftermath of the controversy and focus on their future creative endeavors, the duo’s resilience and commitment to their craft continue to shine through, promising fans a return to the infectious energy and humor that have defined their music for decades.