Ricky Gervais will return to lead the ceremony of the Golden Globes . The Foreign Press Association announced Wednesday via Twitter that Gervais will be the driver for the third time in January. Gervais led some to doubt if they would return this year when heavy jokes told about the stars of Hollywood and the same association, which organizes the ceremony. The comedian of 50 years on Wednesday released a video of his hard monologue of 2011 in his Twitter page and promised that the next will be "this to the 10th power. " The ceremony of this year said the association Gervais accepts bribes, just after the group was sued by accepting payment for coverage, and mocked stars such as Mel Gibson, Bruce Willis and Robert Downey Jr. "I'll tell you one thing, if you do not like it can go to ... If you like I love you," wrote Gervais on Wednesday. The Foreign Press Association recognized its website that "not everyone is happy with the decision" Gervais return. The group said after the ceremony this year that Gervais "is out of line and that at times went too far." Despite this heavy jokes on the audience and netted nearly 17 million viewers watched the awards on NBC chains beating competitors at the same time. At first Gervais said he would not return to being the driver and Philip Berk, who was president of the association of this year, denied that the comedian had been invited to return. But the organization said Gervais "gradually began to see the good side to the matter" and recently spoke of his return to the ceremony with the new president of the association Aida Takla-O'Reilly. The 69th delivery annual Golden Globes will be held on January 15 in Beverly Hills, California.