Bruce Jenner scrutinization continues after rumors of this transgender transformation surfaced again, following the offensive InTouch Weekly cover featuring the reality TV star photoshopped with long hair and makeup.

Along with support from friends and family, British comedian Russell Brand recently took to his Youtube show, "The Trews" to defend the Jenner allegations.

"Stop. Stop. Bruce Jenner is a human being. Shaming the webloid for 'unraveling all that is sacred' and giving the public the energy to be 'judgmental and cruel toward transgender folk'," Brand stated.

"This is not dissociated from the more vivid and violent terrors and horrors of the world. This climate of bullying and judgment and cruelty is a violence of its own nature. It contributes to the climate. All of these things are real."

"I suppose one day these artifacts will be strewn in some wasteland, civilization will end. ... In the ashes, these are the artifacts we leave. These kind of judgments, these kind of attitudes. Extra-terrestrials picking through the trinkets left behind. What kind of people will they think that we were?"

Brand later prompts his followers to take to Twitter and to let him know their thoughts, mocking Hollyscoop's broadcast to tweet about the Jenner allegations.

The video ends with Brand asking viewers to educate themselves on the controversial topic by visiting GLADD.org.

"Brand typically uses his YouTube show to discuss the 'true news' about various causes he deems worthy, such as the Charlie Hebdo attack, war, veganism and finances. As of Tuesday, he had just over 913,000 subscribers," writes IBTimes.

On that note, InTouch magazine reported that Bruce Jenner will publicly come out about his transgenderism in 2015.

Also, Kris Jenner, the former Olympian's current wife, commented on the cover being highly offensive and cruel.