Joy Taylor was fired from the Fox Sports network, and Jason Whitlock commented on the social media frenzy surrounding the exit. After "SPEAK," the show Taylor co-hosted, was axed in a wave of FS1 programming cuts, fans flooded the internet with memes.One meme in particular labeled Whitlock as “Joy Taylor’s future boss,” poking fun at their long-standing beef. Instead of firing back, Whitlock kept it short and sharp with a five-word response:“This place can be hilarious.”Whitlock has taken aim at Taylor multiple times. However, his latest X comment on the meme is more into trolling than hostility.Taylor had been with Fox for nearly a decade before her contract was not renewed.This was a turbulent year at FS1, which included harassment allegations against former executive Charlie Dixon. Dixon had overseen shows like "SPEAK," "Breakfast Ball" and "The Facility," all of which were canceled.Also read: "This is how you create mount bustmore" - Jason Whitlock throws shade at Mina Kimes, Joy Taylor, Jemele Hill, insinuating them as DEI hiresJason Whitlock — Joy Taylor beef explainedJason Whitlock and Joy Taylor’s feud isn’t just a clash of personalities; it’s a full-blown ideological war.In January, Whitlock slammed Taylor on "Fearless," tying her to the Fox Sports lawsuit filed by ex-hairstylist Noushin Faraji.Whitlock, a former FS1 host himself, said he kept his distance from women in hair and makeup during his time there to avoid “giving leverage” to anyone. He acknowledged knowing Faraji but kept things strictly professional."I value my independence. I value my ability to say what I think. I didn't want to give anybody leverage over me," Whitlock said (Timestamp: 11:55).Whitlock, known for his conservative views, called Taylor a “symbol” of the feminist, DEI and Black queens' movement. He accused Taylor of using her looks, not talent, to climb the ranks. He claimed Taylor slept with former Fox Sports EVP Charlie Dixon and only landed high-profile gigs like "Undisputed" through favoritism."What does she have to offer other than her sex appeal?" Whitlock said (Timestamp: 1:15). "And so should we be surprised that she leaned into that? They put her in that position where it's the only thing she had to offer off, and so she offered it up and got what she wanted."Whitlock didn’t hold back in his criticism. He argued that Taylor’s rise represents a wider cultural “corruption” in the media.Also read: "These motherf**kers are haters": Cam Newton torches Jason Whitlock for disrespectful take on Joy Taylor