I like Shane Gillis as a comedian, I don't think he hit the tone he was going for or the punchlines this time, but he'll be fine and I'm still gonna follow his stuff. As far as the general state of comedy and ~jester's privilege~ though, I think Anthony Jeselnik nails it here:

The issue with Shane Gillis' SNL set is that it wasn't funny enough. He's done way more offensive bits, but most were so funny they intuitively registered as bits, not beliefs. Edgy jokes don't get comedians in trouble, jokes that aren't good enough to extenuate their premises do