Matthew Perry death: Former ‘SNL’ writer Kevin Brennan makes MORE cruel jokes

Kevin Brennan, who has previously served as a one-time Saturday Night Live writer, has continued making vile jokes about Friends star Matthew Perry’s death due to drowning.

The comedian originally took to X to mock the beloved actor’s death, captioning TMZ’s coverage post, “DROWNED IN A HOT TUB. HAHAHAHA.”

The publication then covered his vile joke in an article titled “Ex-SNL Writer-Comedian Kevin Brennan Mocks Matthew Perry's Death,” and the writer once again made an equally cruel remark.

He wrote in his reply on Sunday: “I didn’t mock it. I just thought it was funny. But I do love it when junkies die.”

One user then asked the writer: “Why is drowning in a hot tub funny?”

He replied: “Because it’s not very deep.”

Even after facing a wave of criticism, the writer refused to stop and continued with his cruel remarks.

On Monday, he took to X once again, and asked, “Am I trending yet?”

Netizens responded with anger and disgust, with one clapping back: “For reminding people what a loser you are? Yes, yes you are,”

Another user hit back: “That’s EXACTLY why I said you would do it, you waste of space!! Anything for attention, even if it’s negative. Enjoy your 90 seconds of fame.”

A third echoed: “He’s literally the only reason anyone is finding out who you are lol so Matthew gets the last laugh.”

A fourth agreed, writing: “For all the wrong reasons. Who the hell says they ‘love when junkies die.’ Read the room.”