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Kevin Hart is fighting back after he received criticism for his comments about Jussie Smollett, which showed support for the actor who was recently the victim of a homophobic and racist attack.

On Wednesday (Jan. 30), Hart shared a post on Instagram, wishing Smollett a speedy recovery after the actor was reportedly attacked in Chicago by MAGA supporters. "Sending prayers your way @jussiesmollett," Hart wrote on social media. "This is unbelievably sad. Why are we going backwards....this is disgusting. We as people have to do better. WTF is going on the world????"

His response was immediately met with criticism. Many social media users pointed out the irony in his support of Smollett, considering his recent decision to step down from hosting the 2019 Academy Awards due to his past homophobic tweets and his attitude about them thereafter.

The comedian replied to writer Ira Madison III, who sarcastically mocked Hart for supporting Smollett. "I stand with a man in his time of hurt and need by giving him heart felt support and u take the time to harp on my 10yr past that I have apologized about and moved on from by being a better person," Hart wrote. "Do you want change? If so I am an example of what u want people to do...CHANGE!"

Check out the back and forth below.

I stand with a man in his time of hurt and need by giving him heart felt support and u take the time to harp on my 10yr past that I have apologized about and moved on from by being a better person. Do you want change? If so I am an example of what u want people to do...CHANGE! https://t.co/Ybbo8OYKTt

— Kevin Hart (@KevinHart4real) January 30, 2019

Dubbed the best premiere series on Showtime since Billions' 2016 debut, per Variety, The Chi will triumphantly return for its second season on Apr. 7. The network announced the program's re-up earlier this week, exciting fans that are eager to pick up where the first season left off.

Created and executive produced by Lena Waithe, the show follows the lives of different people in Chicago that find themselves webbed together by the murder of a teenage black boy. The program stars Ntare Guma, Jason Mitchell, Common, Yolonda Ross, Jacob Latimore, Alex R. Hibbert, Sonja Sohn, Steven Williams and more.

"We love the vibrant characters and the nuanced world that Lena has created," said Gary Levine, the network's president of programming. "Her vision for The Chi has clearly struck a chord, and we know she has many more moving, personal and resonant stories to tell about her beloved hometown."

In an interview with The Chicago Tribune, Waithe discussed her vision for season two. "Get even more of that Chicago lingo in there. What you can expect from Season 2 is that it will be blacker," she said. "Before, I think there was an element of, 'Oh, we don’t have to focus on the blackness of the city.' And I’m like, 'No, that’s what the show is!' And we really want to be immersed in the city and to show some actual places. I’m really grateful that the studio and network are really more in bed with my vision for Season 2."

Watch the trailer below.

Legendary hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan are getting their own documentary, Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men on Showtime. The trailer was released on Jan. 25 and features clips from old Wu-Tang concerts as well as interviews from fellow rap legend Nas, and Power 105.1 "Breakfast Club" radio host Charlamagne tha God.

The trailer, which has the hip-hop group’s song "C.R.E.A.M" playing in the background, has the members explaining how they made it to the top. The four-part docuseries, directed by Sacha Jenkins, is set to premiere in the spring. Wu-Tang Clan is comprised of 10 people: Cappadonna, Ghostface Killah, GZA, Inspectah Deck, Masta Killa, Method Man, Raekwon, RZA, U God and the late Ol’ Dirty Bastard.

The iconic group founded in the early 90s by GZA, RZA, and Ol’ Dirty Bastard has seen a streamline of success since its origin. The hitmakers behind the song “B. I. B. L. E. (Basic Instructions Before Leaving Earth)” have four gold and platinum studio albums and sold about 40 million records worldwide.

The docuseries will detail the members' childhoods in Brooklyn and Staten Island as well as show where the ensemble is today. The film also serves an opportunity for fans of the group and hip-hop heads to reminisce through some of the most successful years of the Wu-Tang Clan while also serving as an opportunity for the younger generation to become acquainted with the story of some of the biggest influences in the rap community.