You know what’s funny. . No-one even knew the Oscars were on till this morning lol lol lol
Hollywood has made its self irrelevant . No one goes and sees the shit they put out anymore . No one even knows there names . The fucked thier own lives and carreers up lol lol I remember my first visit to California at 18 . The fucking place was spotless , and cooler than hell . I loved it there . 42 years later it is fucked

 

I just see it for the first time now . It looked pretty fake to me . The size of will smith taking a cheep shot like that Cris would have been on the floor fast . I call bullshit

 

Luv you babes.Please call spellcheck.

 

Maybe Chris Rock knew she had an affliction, I don’t know. He doesn’t seem the type to make that joke had he known her situation. I didn’t know she had an issue...but then, I am not a celebrity and I didn’t even know the Oscars were on last night...or care. A comedian made a joke, even if in bad taste, a joke. I had better not joke about any guy’s baldness or his wife may bitch slap me. A big ado do do do about nothing. I thought she looked pretty hot by the way.

 

I just feel bad for Jada. Not only did she have to be the the subject matter of the so called joke. Then all the drama that followed it was all at the expense of her feelings. All the idiotic memes and arguments over who was in the wrong. Bringing up shit like her cheating and blah blah. That had fuck all to do with any of it! All for the sake of creating drama because drama is what people seem to live for now days. It’s hard enough having to learn to cope with the fact she has this horrible disease. I hope it all just blows over soon for her sake. She’s beautiful, successful and intelligent! None of this will fade a diamond. She will just continue to shine!

 

Well if it is a set up, it worked very well. If it keeps up the publicity, they just might have to involve the law, I'm so traumatized think I need a lawyer.

Milk it baby milk it
Worst of all, traumatized by both, do I need rwo lawyers?

 

whether it sounded like a good idea, before hand, or not.

 

Just more dram in 'as the world burns'...

So here is an interesting question... Comedians have been poking fun at bald guys forever. Medical condition or not, why is it OK to do it to men?

 

There's a lot of flawed logic within this thread. I pointed out the flaws in the whole 'it was a setup/fake.' thing already.

Going along with that, there's the idea that this was for the publicity.
Just whose career needed a boost here? Will Smith won a best actor Oscar and Chris Rock continues to be at the top of his game.
Stunts like this are for the B and C listers.

 

Looks like Chris Rock is going to be laughing all the way to the bank....





Chris Rock Gets Last Laugh and Then Some on Will Smith in Aftermath of ‘The Slap'
By Sister Toldjah | Mar 29, 2022 11:45 AM ET

AP Photo/Chris Pizzello

We’re two days out from what some have dubbed as “The Slap” from the 2022 Oscars ceremony and people are still talking about the moment actor Will Smith took to the stage as comedian/host Chris Rock was telling a joke about Smith’s wife Jada Pinkett Smith’s hair, and proceeded to plant a hard slap on Rock’s face.



The two exchanged words in the immediate aftermath, with Smith telling Rock twice to “keep my wife’s name out your f**kin’ mouth!”

Smith has been roundly condemned by pretty much everyone over what happened with some, like my RedState colleague Bonchie, pointing to his actions as a sign that the “Men in Black” actor has become broken and emasculated over the last several years “by a spouse that has thoroughly abused him via the ridiculous, paradoxical arrangement of an ‘open marriage.'”

But while Smith has formally apologized to Rock and presumably will go into hiding for a short time until the incident blows over, Rock himself appears to be sitting pretty, as ticket prices – and sales – for his comedy tour have reportedly soared since the slap heard ’round the world:

However, the dramatic moment did seem to inspire some viewers to buy tickets to see Rock perform live; one secondary ticketing marketplace, TickPick, reports that they have sold more tickets to the comedian’s tour overnight than they did in the past month combined. They also claim that ticket prices have surged since Sunday night, going up from a minimum of $46 per ticket on March 18 to a minimum of $341.

In addition to noting this news on their Twitter feed, TickPick also shared their entry into the Chris Rock/Will Smith meme wars: https://twitter.com/TickPick/status...n-will-smith-in-aftermath-of-the-slap-n542510


On top of Rock being the beneficiary of skyrocketing ticket sales and prices in the aftermath of Smith’s slap is the strong likelihood that it will be Smith being the butt of jokes told by their fellow comedians in the coming weeks more so than Rock, especially considering how Rock handled himself pretty well after the shocking moment happened.

For those who missed what went down, watch the full uncensored segment below – language warning applies: https://twitter.com/CaseyBriggs/sta...n-will-smith-in-aftermath-of-the-slap-n542510

I still find it interesting that Smith appeared to be laughing at Rock’s “G.I. Jane” joke, and then a few seconds later he was on the stage slapping him. It’s probably why some people watching assumed at first that what happened was scripted.


In any event, good on Rock for getting the last laugh here – something that is essential for any successful comedian to be able to do when he’s in the hot seat. He’s taken his share of hits from wokesters over the years and now – quite literally – from a fellow actor and comedian. And yet he’s still standing and not any worse for the wear for it.

Gotta give credit where due.

 

So now the word is the whole thing was faked?
Naw.
If they wanted to fake that they coulda had Smith walk up onto the stage and pull out a gun loaded with blanks, and fire a couple at Chris Rock.

Then the two of them coulda stood there laughing at the world.

Nope. Rock was rude, Smith smacked him for it, as was his right and (in Shooter's opinion) obligation.

End of story.

Now the Rock can get all butt hurt and sue Smith, or some other snowflake can claim the entire thing was just to traumatic and sue everyone, but the bottom line is, Rock got what was called for.

 

Now hold on there, lets look at this from a different stand point. Wil Smith has shown young men the only way to deal with your emotions is with violence or maybe the only way to defend your woman is with violence.

Not a good thing for young people to see.

Also, many times these same guys that are quick to jump up and smack down a man who says or looks at their woman wrong are the men who also smack down their woman when she pushes him past his "breaking point"...

Sometimes when a person uses violence to deal with problems and emotions that becomes the only thing they know how to do.

If the GI Jane joke was enough to set Wil Smith off on live TV in a way he couldn't control himself without acting violent, the man has too short a fuse and needs help...

 

Just imagine a white fella smacking on Chris Rock in that situation...

 

A white guy's lily white ass would be in jail charged with hate crimes before the mic dropped.

 

I never understood the attraction to jada. I mean to each there own don’t slap me . Just not my type. Looks like a little boy

 

Ok, ok, ok....

Some people think the GI Jane joke was in bad taste because Jada Smith has hair loss (alopecia)

Alopecia is the same term use for male pattern baldness as well. You have probably seen men suffering from this every day. It is not life threatening.

Now recently Jada has spoken publicly about her condition. I respect her courage.... However, in the past she has also spoken publicly about wanting and having and open marriage.

This is not a medical condition, it is a lifestyle choice. One she chose to make public.

Now here is the question. Would it have been more appropriate for Chris Rock to asked Wil Smith (in a joking way) if it was alright for him to borrow his wife for a night or two???