Channing Tatum has raised eyebrows online for weighing in on the controversy involving Dave Chappelle and the transgender community.

Chappelle's comedy special, his last following a big money deal with Netflix, has faced a backlash from the LGBTQ+ community with the special being called "troubling and unfunny by some.

In a single Instagram Story, Tatum shared a video of Chappelle talking onstage and offered his own commentary on the piece alongside it.

Acknowledging that he's going out on a limb by discussing Chappelle, Tatum wrote: "I understand that Dave is a very dangerous person to talk about at the moment.

Hughley who titled the video "#SundayService courtesy of my brother Dave Chappelle.".

It saved my life," Chappelle said.

Comedian Hannah Gadsby, who had her successful comedy special Nanette stream on Netflix in 2018, targeted her anger at the Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos

After Sarandos used Gadsby as an example of diverse content on Netflix, Gadsby said in Instagram, "I have to deal with even more of the hate and anger that Dave Chappelle's fans like to unleash on me every time Dave gets 20 million dollars to process his emotionally stunted partial world view."