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Ricky Gervais has said that he wants to still be around for when the next generation is cancelled, stating that it’s pretty much inevitable.

Ricky Gervais has said that he wants to still be around for when the next generation is cancelled, stating that it’s pretty much inevitable.

The once-brave comedian, trapped in a web of political correctness, has become wholly uninterested in subverting the establishment, writes Nick Hilton

The After Life star's 'edgy' brand of sentimentality has made him more popular than ever – except with his peers

Ricky Gervais, 60, cut a casual figure as he stepped out for a low-key stroll with a pal in Hampstead, North London.

Ricky Gervais thinks the young people of today won't be "woke" enough for the next generation. The Office creator has revealed that he can't wait for the tables to turn on "woke" young people. He explained to guest Sam Harris on his Absolutely Mental podcast: "I want to live long enough to see the younger generation not be woke enough...

The 'Office' creator has revealed that he can't wait for the tables to turn on ""woke"" young people

As the old adage goes, the children of the revolution always eat the fathers of the revolution, and comedian Ricky Gervais looks forward to the day when the children of today's woke generation call their parents fascist.

Ricky Gervais is convinced the young people of today won’t be “woke” enough for the next generation.

Ricky Gervais, 60, wants to live long enough to see the young people of today criticised by the next generation, with the star being a critic of cancel culture.