The academic world has been thinking about the nature and importance of humor and laughter for more than two thousand years, and has led to numerous views on the subject. Different approaches on this issue are complementary views to explain the phenomenon of humor. Offensive humor, on the other hand, is a type of humor that opposes common social acceptances and any understanding that can be considered as taboo in the society and has no limits in terms of humorous expression. For this reason, media contents containing offensive humor also appear as contents that enable the reproduction and consumption of all kinds of discrimination, prejudice and stereotype in the society. Media products with offensive content have the potential to appear before users at any time, as new media accelerate content production and circulation. In this context, it is important to discuss the offensive humor sharing in the new media on the axis of media and othering practices, that is, to discuss which types of marginalization and representations of media content bearing offensive expressions contain. For this reason, in the study, in order to discuss offensive content in new media in the context of marginalization practices, the shares of an account that only shares offensive humor content in Turkish on Twitter were analyzed by descriptive analysis method. At the end of the study, the types of marginalizing representation contained in media products with offensive humor were categorized.