Limmy's take on Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the Oscars!

[@mickmcfc]

I can't wait to attempt to rush Limmy in person now after a joke that offended me, only to be folded in half by one swing of a laptop bag.

[@talonman1825]

Gies yer laptawp

[@cartmanofsp]

Have you seen his biceps? Only a fool would try it on with him

[@Johnaldo9]

I don't want your time

[@mathewcooper8327]

U can do everything on the phone now

[@JoshuaDillonn]

Talk to uss, ya never know, I meet even help ye oot...

[@jordyboy321]

The absolute audacity of him strolling up with pace and just launching that full on slap into his chops was some brutal arrogance that I've not seen in a long time.

[@rehakmate]

Yeah, that wasnt a "reminder" slap. He took his full rage that comes from his fucked up relationship out on Chris. Chris came out as the bigger man at the end though, took it like a true pro, I respect it because I wouldve slapped his ass back

[@JamesAFCWFC]

Someone obviously hasn’t seen the senseless attack on Rust’s Got Talent last week by the KYT

[@Muzzy33]

@@JamesAFCWFC Kilburn Youth Theatre

[@Rooster_Ric]

Amen

[@Rooster_Ric]

@@rehakmate well effing said

[@EmoryM]

I bet he’d feel better if they’d escorted Will Smith off the premises, by not doing that they effectively condoned assaulting a host/comedian, bonkers.

[@rehakmate]

Yeah, security should ve throw him out, rich people think they can do anything, and this obly proves they actually can

[@EntirelyPointlessContent]

Yeah man, any other venue or situation and that's an instant chucking out. He's front row too so Chris Rock had to host the rest of the show with a violent guy a few metres from him

[@jamesryan955]

One rule for the elite and another for the serfs

[@borismuller86]

Plus when Diddy came on next and said “we’re gonna sort this like a family”, Will was laughing along as if it was all a big joke.

[@Rukimix]

@@rehakmate They probably thought it was a bit they were doing too, the whole thing was surreal I think it took sometime for people to realize what just happened, especially with how Chris took it

[@Hannah-qe9si]

it turns out it was staged the guy that slapped him is actually an actor

[@ferghalicious1480]

Lol that’s actually a good one

[@DoomKid]

This cracked me up..

[@Peter-k2j]

That’s actually the truth

[@JosephusAurelius]

😂😂😂

[@nikobellic2086]

You said it best brother

[@pivris9790]

Well said Limond, I’ve seen a lot of takes and people supporting Will. But this has really nailed how I felt seeing it.

[@jamesen01]

Snap

[@MFKitten]

People supporting Will are unreasonable hot heads.

[@karti9117]

@TheSPIKEY419 You'd be fucking surprised. Check twitter or any youtube comment section of the video. I understand that a man traditionally should protect his wife and her dignity but this was just embarrasing. Jada's alopecia condition is quite literally just hair loss, you'd think with Will's reaction it would have been something as serious as a terminal illness. The slap was one thing, the pathetic angry screaming right after was another. People empathising with her also make the condition out to be as if her livelihood is affected. Not to mention he and her are millionaries, are we supposed to feel bad for her??? Sure it was insensitive but all this drama over an unfunny bald joke is insane to me.

[@scerpalman]

@TheSPIKEY419 had several women at work today say Chris Rock was being a misogynist and deserved it, so it is about. No matter what you think of the joke, which was pretty cheap, violence is never the way in that situation imo

[@Factsdontcareaboutfeelings182]

@@scerpalman maybe these “lady’s” are slappers like jada

[@jarzhinio]

We don't condone violence And now a warm round of applause for the winner of this prestigious award.. the man who just smacked the host right in the gob

[@cockpiss9260]

Yeah, there were quick calculations done by the audience and the organisers as to whether Smith or Rock makes them more money/is better for their careers. The exact same shit that meant that Weinstein and the other rapists got away with it for decades.

[@ladygodiva4141]

@@cockpiss9260 Gervais said way worse at the Golden Globes too.

[@robwright1286]

I don't imagine Chris will press charges but if a 'normal person' went up and slapped a celebrity on stage they'd be arrested, I'm sure.

[@MrMyers758]

​@@robwright1286 (not condoning what happened) but I think if at a gig Chris Rock took the piss out of an audience member's wife and that person got up and slapped him and walked away, I'd imagine Chris wouldn't press charges either. In the context of just walking up and slapping a celebrity sure, but getting up and slapping a comedian for taking the piss out of a family member on stage is a very different and specific situation. Still not justifiable, but not equivalent.

[@gibgun]

Worst part for me was seeing Will Smith dancing to his own songs afterwards, with a circle of people cheering around him.

[@gordonirvine726]

Surrounded by gutless fucks

[@tactical_philanthropy]

The absurd thing about it was how much time he had to realize how ridiculous this is by walking all the way up to Chris Rock. Will Smith is not well.

[@Glenn7719]

What a night, went from laughing, to anger, to crying, to partying the night away and dancing. Probably on the white stuff.

[@djrensk]

Yeah, I know. I was thinking that at any point he could've thought: "Wait a minute, maybe it's not the best idea to smack Chris Rock in front of millions of viewers and my peers. Maybe, I should just have a word with him and let him know that I found his joke distasteful. Ah fuck it, I've walked this far. A slap's the best option....." I can't see how he was thinking rationally. But I guess that's the point!

[@No-dl6im]

@@Glenn7719 He cheered. He shouted. He fist pumped Chris Rock. He cried. He stood and cheered.

[@JuanShanzerelli]

He's a scientologist, of course he's nuts.

[@ChorltonOutlaw]

Yeh during that time he could have easily changed from hitting him to just standing in front of Chris rock and telling him to repeat the joke or something which would have worked much better

[@willhaywood3010]

If Jada didn't find the joke funny it's hair loss

[@alistairpage-mcgill2723]

Exactly. Learning to take a joke is alopecia being famous

[@driedcheese]

Best joke I’ve read on this so far

[@penitentone6998]

Well done dude

[@rivolinho]

Will you legend. Lifetime achievement award for you, son.

[@saint3211]

I wish I thought of that.

[@Comedy-xo1xp]

Chris Rock: "I'm sorry Will. I never meant to roast Jada in March. I was gonna wait for August."

[@benyass001]

it's a great reminder that they're just actors, not role models, not extraordinary people. Just lucky to be in movies with great lines and stories.

[@forestsunset9617]

Tell that to their egos

[@Dreyno]

Will Smith must think he’s actually Ali. Would’ve been a charity if Chris Rock knocked the sh1t out of him.

[@robwright1286]

Exactly, some people like to think they're role models in some way because of their high status. Most of these people have less morale fiber than the average person, I'm glad Ricky Gervais pointed that out when he hosted.

[@BenMoranFilms]

You wouldn't get that sort of carry on at the Scottish Baftas

[@ferghalicious1480]

Limmy: I hate violence Also Limmy: *chibs a helpless reaper leviathan to death out of pure spite*

[@Apethantos]

I'M THE AVOID

[@Pube-Dental-Floss]

People here are confusing words with violence.. Until you've seen Limmy actively do some actual violence your opinions mean nothing

[@RICHARDGRANNON]

I get the same feeling about this , a creeping sense that it normalises violence. Cheers for this Limmy

[@nihlify]

I saw a ton of women in particular defending Will. "Words are violence" and so on.

[@SeppukuAddict]

@@nihlify Because it vindicates their own intolerance towards words they don't like, and by extension ideas and people. A world where everyone lives in constant fear of saying the wrong thing, no matter how minor the infraction. They'll enjoy it, at least for a while, before it's turned around on them by the very people they asked to enforce it.

[@kp361]

@@nihlify Woman here - no excuse for going and punching a dude at the Oscars. Don't generalise about an entire gender, ta.

[@TalynStormcrow]

America has been at war for two hundred years.

[@modernchampionmusic81]

What about ozzie Osborne knocking someone down in his music video

[@IamCombustible]

It was how performative it was that made me grimace a bit. It’s not like he lost control and tried to batter him. He just sauntered up, slapped the guy, then sat back down with a smirk on his face. That sort of childishness coming out of a grown man in a formal setting def makes the stomach churn. It’s got lots of weird angry folk coming out the woodwork too.

[@Bzorlan]

I thought it was a joke at first. Like before the event Chris rock was like oi it'd be well funny if I make a joke about your wife and you massively overreact and slap me.

[@danrandom408]

If it was a stunt, it was a misread of the occasion. I reckon Will will regret this. Kinda expecting an apology video.

[@user-bp1gx3qt3o]

I was struggling to put my finger on why it felt so weird to watch and I think you’re right, he looked like he thought he was really cool doing it, like he was in a film or something

[@tomwilko7841]

@@user-bp1gx3qt3o I'm only now coming round to seeing it as real, I thought that it was staged because of just how cinematic the act was! Smiths follow through was classic stunt man...im still not convinced, it didn't make a noise and Rock clearly wasn't hurt or shocked for a few seconds like a normal person who's just been slapped really hard by a much bigger man would be...that said the total lack of suspicion displayed by millions of witnesses is making me think perhaps it was real...im genuinely not sure

[@BattleBro77]

Surprised what a good take Limmy had on this. Violence is never justified in reaction to jokes or mean words, no matter how upset someone is.

[@ttam1217]

Absolute shite. Got bullied as a kid until I pucked the lad that was doing it. Will tell my kids to hit the first person that tries to demean them.

[@doctormoobbc]

@@ttam1217 violence is not the answer.

[@ttam1217]

@@doctormoobbc Talking shite.

[@Bzorlan]

@@doctormoobbc not the only one but sometimes quite a good one

[@EPmager]

@@Bzorlan funny how there's its own flag option for youtube comments specifically for violence eh

[@Teatimeted]

Will Smith to Chris Rock, right after the slap... "You've just been hit by the KYT". Would have been magical.

[@fancypants1]

-fckin, yes man

[@Muzzy33]

Nah the “ah she’s baldy hahaha she’s raging” would have been better

[@dahui58]

@@Muzzy33 malding

[@Vandalle.]

I don't like the fact that he feels he has the right to walk up and slap a man who's being paid to tell jokes because he or his wife were offended by one. Most jokes can be offensive to someone or some idea, it's kind of the point, comedians make fun or people, or topics that people have opinions on. Will has likely told jokes himself that someone would be offended by, and he will have certainly laughed at jokes that people would be offended by. So why does he feel he has the right to act now? You can't just assault someone because you disagree with one thing they said. Where would society be if this was ok? So why is it ok for Will?

[@lcunash8093]

Why do people keep arriving at this conclusion that will somehow knew he was gonna get away with it and that people were gonna support him… Have you ever seen a man pissed off before? He doesn’t care about where he is, or what the consequences will be, and he most certainly doesn’t stop to think about “oh do I have the right?”. This situation can easily be explained like this: someone made fun of a guys wife, the guy got pissed off and smacked the guy who made the joke. That’s completely common and human, regardless of how much it upsets you.

[@Vandalle.]

@@lcunash8093 When I say why does he feel like he has the right, I don't mean he sat and considered it, I mean, imagine the fucking arrogance of this guy, that he is treated in such a way in his day to day life that he feels it's acceptable, without even a second thought, to walk on stage and slap a guy doing his job. Like he's somehow exempt from it. Stupid, arrogant, typical hollywood prick. Her condition isn't even bad, it's not even like it's proper alopecia, they both need to get over themselves.

[@jackhughes7637]

@@Vandalle. You guys are really blowing a man slapping someone out of proportion

[@lcunash8093]

@Santa Clause find me the comment where I said he wasn’t being a hypocrite or where I said he should be angry at jokes, or where I said the joke was offensive. If you can’t find said comments, you’re just wasted our time. Also, google “norm McDonald hypocrisy”?

[@lcunash8093]

@Santa Clause find me a message when I said what he did was ok, or that violence is sometimes the right answer. Another huge waste of time, you think anyone is gonna listen to some kid that doesn’t know the difference between your and you’re? Or Carry’s and Carries? Give me a break.

[@YakobBell]

Who would've thought that the comments section of a retired comedian who streams wee games on twitch and burns minecraft villagers alive for fun are full of the wisest, most mature and philosophical takes I have seen on this situation anywhere on the Internet. I feel a tear coming to my eye. I love this community, so proud

[@Dreyno]

Which eye? Because if it’s not one of the two on your face, maybe Limmy has an Onlyfans channel you may enjoy?

[@iiinterpreter]

I just read this in his sarcastic tone

[@cats-uk]

Based Limmy

[@paulo1787]

JB, post o the day Sir 👏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿😎

[@claireharvey8225]

Retired..?

[@Scotlanz]

I’m a Scottish street entertainer who playfully insults strangers for a living, and I really agree that the vibe of this incident is dangerous.

[@Muzzy33]

Is being baldy fair game? How many times have you called someone baldy?

[@Scotlanz]

@@Muzzy33 Never. I’m very careful to just jokingly insult, like telling guys that they’re punching above their weight etc. It’s never personal. Clothes and hairstyles are fair game but not physical attributes. Ironically, the most belligerent reactions I’ve had are when I start singing Jingle Bells to guys with white beards but I’ve recently grown a huge white beard myself so I can get away with it now!

[@penitentone6998]

@@Scotlanz singing jingle bells to guys with white beards. That's actually pretty funny.

[@scottishsuzuki8132]

How do you gauge when someone is in the right frame of mind to accept an insult ?

[@Scotlanz]

@@scottishsuzuki8132 The essential element of my job description is the word “playfully”. Obviously on very rare occasions someone will take exception but as Jim Bowen said on Bullseye…that’s the gamble.

[@kennycameron828]

He’s 53 and thought that was a perfectly reasonable response. Deeply worrying

[@sabbatking]

I had a similar reaction. I’ve experienced a lot of violence in my life, but this made me oddly unsettled. Probably for the same reasons you’ve mentioned.

[@elliotwilliams7421]

It's so fucked up that if a woman delivered that joke and will slapped her, he would've been arrested

[@ttam1217]

@@elliotwilliams7421 dunno mate think most people think it's worse for a man to hit a woman

[@elliotwilliams7421]

@@ttam1217 and they people are dumb

[@elliotwilliams7421]

@@ttam1217 basically people think violence against a man is ok even if the man is against violence. I call that taking a liberty or Bullying.

[@EPmager]

@@elliotwilliams7421 can't seem to be able to get that point out of your earlier contribution here mate

[@johnowashere]

Will looked weak AF, he reminds me of the type of guy who try’s to fight you for looking at his girlfriend. Like his insecurity is just massively on show.

[@oliviamorlte7]

EXACTLY there’s a lot of guys who do that.

[@nikobellic2086]

You said it best brother

[@techroach6343]

It was a sickening display of beta cuckoldry. His desperation to show loyalty to her dominance over him was just sad. She won't find his actions attractive. Hot tip, unless you're a genuinely submissive male, having a dominant female partner will fucking destroy you.

[@ryandean8784]

It's good so many people can see it

[@ollianddelphine]

It bothered me that after he did it people were "consoling" him. He was the one in the wrong. If you did it in the pub, school, pretty much anywhere you would be chucked out or arrested. You can't go round randomly slapping people in normal society. What a tool.

[@-Rambi-]

Very true but I imagine that they were checking if he gone mad or not. After all, it was a big chance he was going to hold a big speech on live TV soon after.

[@SeppukuAddict]

Celebs were consoling him because it's an open secret that Jada is a vile, abusive bitch. For one of her birthdays, he put together a documentary tracing her heritage and even finding a recording of her grandmother (or great grandmother, I can't recall), only for her to call him 'egotistical' and berate him in front of family and guests. Not to mention cheating on him with his son's friend, and the number of times she's slated him in public and press. Abusive at best, aware of some skeletons in Will's closet at worst.

[@zetandpeligaming]

What it says to me is they probably know something might be going on. At school when every now and then a bully would get a smack in the mouth by someone, everyone would be on their side.

[@TalynStormcrow]

@@zetandpeligaming that's my take. If some bigger kid had stepped between me and the people who verbally bullied me constantly to smack one of them in the mouth I'd have been incredibly grateful. It was a slap at the end of the day not a punch.

[@oneonetwothreefiveeight]

Yeah, can't imagine how Chris Rock must have felt seeing that, totally absurd that they we're consoling him after having done that.

[@VillaVelasco89]

I think he's genuinely laughed at the joke, and then looked round and seen that it's annoyed her. Then, because he's so desperate these days to keep her affection after everything that's happened with their relationship, he's over-corrected and thought "If I go up there and pop him one, that'll show her I'm serious about defending her honor and get me back on her good side". The effect those affairs had on him is clear to see, and while I'm not saying she was to blame, it's daft to ignore the role her actions have played in his unhealthy behavior recently

[@amooooo246]

100% agree. I thought this was going to be the clear take away for most people

[@alistairpage-mcgill2723]

The thing I read about it said that they were in an open relationship. Maybe it's one of those open relationships that only one partner is into 🤔

[@masonrussell579]

The funniest thing about this is how many people, like you, think they are psychiatrists who have completely dissected their relationship without ever knowing them. It’s cringe to speculate so specifically about famous people

[@VillaVelasco89]

@@masonrussell579 Don't think it takes that much deduction to work it out, really. Ever since these affairs were made public, he's been an emotional wreck in interviews, and then he slaps someone for making a joke about her. If it's not about that, it's an incredible coincidence

[@dropit7694]

Maybe if will smith had real honest genuine friends that could talk to him about his relationship and use some of that big dollar money for relationship councilling he could have resolved the underlaying issues with his marriage rather than pretend nothing is wrong for the sake of his image

[@deanwhite1972]

Aside from what's being said, this video has made me realise that the glitterball is actually small and within arms reach. There's some real stagecraft here that I hadn't appreciated.

[@theboogie_monsta]

ha ha

[@happywednesday6741]

Honestly the Oscar's should just take his Oscar away or whatever he won that would be funny as fuck

[@EPmager]

Nah, let them wee telly people have their wee shiny pieces of metal to ram their arses full of

[@DaiSenshiMounir]

@@EPmager did you hear his speech? Bro might as well have appointed himself Arbiter for black people and he’s talking about representing peace and shit. I lost all my respect for will in the last 3 years

[@Neilleeds]

Can the world agree that Oscar’s are pathetic and meaningless and grown mean crying over getting one is the saddest thing of all …

[@DaiSenshiMounir]

@@Neilleeds award shows are retarded and just meant to bring more money into the pockets of the Hollywood elite and inflate their egos. Especially when it comes to the fucking committees. Celebrities have to KISS ASS just for nominations and then these nobody judges get to choose which movies win awards simply because they’re paying so much for their seat on the committee and they all pay for everything else. Hollywood is full of Robert Moses types

[@happywednesday6741]

@@DaiSenshiMounir He ain't no Denzel Washington!

[@michaeljamespitt8728]

Fully agree with you Brian. Watched it and just felt disappointed. Disappointed that it happened at what should be a sophisticated and prestigious ceremony, disappointed it was committed by a person I have enjoyed watching my entire life, disappointed in the lack of immediate repercussion, disappointed in peoples’ defence of it, and disappointed in the way this seems to symbolise the way our society is headed. Violence as a last resort in a self defence situation is understandable but if we start allowing violence in response to words, in a world where everyone’s words are so highly scrutinised, an awful outcome is inevitable.

[@Muzzy33]

It’s like life never happened before the internet,catch a fucking grip of yourself.

[@katethegreat2222]

Well said

[@kiranjaybabla8925]

I screenshotted this comment and sent to a few friends. Spot on.

[@Spootnik]

To quote Jay Bauman: "When you reach a certain VERY high level of fame, your narcissistic brain snaps and reality is just gone. The Oscars is frequently a celebration of psychopaths in a room filled with other psychopaths." I think that sums it up pretty well.

[@purefoldnz3070]

Were you disappointed yes or no? Can't even answer a simple yes or no.

[@theviper1999uk]

What he says about disliking violence is so true. It is revolting. It's just the arrogance and entitlement of someone thinking, 'I'm going to inflict pain on this person because I want to'. The urge to hurt is so strong, but when someone acts on it first... it's just deeply wrong. Firstly, well done to Chris Rock for standing his ground - even though the showrunners should have intervened for his wellbeing. Second, what must be going through his head at that moment, the same evil feeling of being bullied, cornered... I had that a lot growing up and it's so scary. That's not to mention the context of an award show, where you're focusing on having a good time and fighting the public speaking nerves, then someone goes and does that. I used to like Will Smith man...

[@prawngravy18]

The guy kept his hands behind his back before, during and after the slap, fucking chad if you ask me.

[@RossKempOnYourMum01]

Chris Rock was ferociously bullied as a kid in school up to and including sexual assault. I think he's been hit before and has worked out a way to kind of save face while outmatched

[@falstaffswims]

Here I come a year late. Absolutely agreed on everything... except I was never a Will Smith fan. Consistently unfunny.

[@Drycask]

100% Reminded me of dad beating on mom when I was a kid. The anger in his eyes and the willingness to IMMEDIATELY choose violence. seemingly unprovoked. Some reaction was provoked, a giggle maybe like every other joke at these awards shows at the actors expense. Not Violence. Will has some growing up to do, but so do we all.

[@elliotwilliams7421]

Chris rock got let down by the Oscars, Smith should've been gone. People will say it's ok to jump on stage and slap comedians

[@Hannah-qe9si]

it is okay

[@jameso6675]

@@Hannah-qe9si how

[@Cee2k]

what comedian?

[@elliotwilliams7421]

Rock should've dropped him or walk off stage. Rock has been shown to be a bitch in this, lost respect for him. By carrying on the show rock proved how shallow he is. Was he not one of Epstein's pals?

[@jtaylor9562]

@@Cee2k Rock is good. Most 'comics' nowadays, abuse the word. But Chris is genuinely funny

[@ollie1312]

good analysis i didn't realise why it made my skin crawl but i think the audience was a big part of it.

[@theboogie_monsta]

this is why Limmy is funnier than normal comedians, cuz his ethics are much deeper.

[@ineffablemars]

cause he's actually a good person

[@craigbeckley2710]

What doesn't make sense is why he wasn't kicked out. I mean, it does make sense - it's because he is Will Smith - but anyone else doing that gets thrown out on their ass and taken to a cell for a bit. It's the hypocrisy of it all. He should have had his award taken away from him.

[@Bob_Lablaw]

I think Will's reaction was real but that was clear as day a FAKE movie slap. Remember wills an actor he knows how to throw realistic fake slaps/punches for film. Especially after filming "Ali"

[@dandukedog979]

It does make sense if it's fake

[@quntface1518]

Makes sense if you've been paying attention to the world. Rich and powerful people do not live by the same rules and laws as normal people.

[@Bob_Lablaw]

@@durrclips746 everything was real except the actual slap. Anyone with eyes can see that was a fake "movie slap". I think Will had a bit of a Kanye West moment and made himself look like a jackass but still had the common sence not to really slap him and catch an assault charge.

[@dandukedog979]

@@quntface1518 We live in the empire of lies. Any distraction helps the failing system

[@eoghan.5003]

The thing that really bothers me is that idea that it's a man's role to use violence to defend his woman's honour or whatever, and by proxy his own.

[@alexanderson281]

I recently watched The Last Duel and this situation reminded me of it. A man using his wife’s “honor” as proxy to defend against his own emasculation. He should be in therapy and dealing with his feelings around her. Leave Chris Rock and the rest of us out of it.

[@vex_13]

@@mesCheerios "dissapointed in her partner". 😂 haha yea she tell that to public few years ago. Which is why a lot of people blaming her too, because everybody already knows how manipulative she is.

[@nunpho]

Exactly. We don't need men to violently 'protect' us. I think it's more to do with him feeling emasculated, it's much deeper than just the Oscars.

[@fatdaddy1996]

Nunpho, I would agree, but a lot of women seem to approve of it. Puzzling to me.

[@nunpho]

@@fatdaddy1996 internalised misogyny :(. If he stood up for her then that's cool but he just lost his temper and resorted to violence.

[@imaweerascal]

It's not really about the level of violence, which was mild, as you say, it's more that there is something shocking about it. It breaks a lot of social norms to go and do that... It's a violation of social norms, that's what it is. It was a shit joke, and an unkind one for his wife, but I can't get my head around the arrogance to calmly go up and slap or punch the person on stage. It feels like someone has just gone and done a massive shit in a family swimming pool, and then sat themselves back down again.

[@prawngravy18]

I think a lot more people are pacifists now and are a lot more intelligent, we know that a discussion is valuable but violence is worthless so seeing someone that is supposed to be a leader for young people doing this, it's disgraceful.

[@watercolourmark]

We have this horrid thing in which men are expected to step up for honour. We say, you should never hit a woman, which implies it's OK to hit a man. Sometimes a man deserves a slap. Violence is never a solution, unless you or yours are being physically attacked.

[@ttam1217]

Agreed for adults but kids should be allowed hit bullies. Lost count of how many times I heard "Sticks and stones..." or "violence is never the answer" while I was getting bullied and it didn't help one bit. Punched the guy in his nose once and it stopped there and then. I think telling nice kids that "violence is never the answer" is the single most damaging message when it comes to bullying. The mental damage done by constant bullying is so much worse than a broken nose.

[@watercolourmark]

@@ttam1217 - I agree, I do say violence is not the solution, unless you or yours are being attacked. It is like Ukraine and war. You don't start a war, yet at the same time you don't roll over once you are attacked. And the statement, you should never hit a woman. Yet I recall that time a family were in a park and the child was stabbed by a random crazy woman. At such a time no man or woman should be questioning, for a split second, should I put this woman on her arse. Sadly over 2/3 of violence and murder happens to men. We don't talk about it, we don't address it, and in many ways we encourage such behaviour.

[@nakkadu]

I think when she went public about getting boinked by a 25 year old rapper, she lost the right to have her "honour" defended.

[@siskavard]

The best outcome would've been for them to not give him his award.

[@losttribe3001]

I went down a rabbit hole last night when I stumbled across John Lyndon talking about wanting to kill Jimmy Savile. As an American, I had no idea who Savile…but what a monster he was! But what bothered me was that he was protected and in fact, enabled, because he was a celebrity. The fact that he was able to do what he did bothers me. And it sort of reminds me of how Smith is being protected by he’s friends. It’s unacceptable. Thanks for sharing your view.

[@facethefaceandmore44]

"Is this alright, is this what we're doing now?". For some reason, completely out of the blue, this made me well up. Watching Limmy talk this through, is a bit like what my subconcious has been churning away the last couple of days, and for some reason he totally nails it on the head why it's disturbing.

[@adamstach9743]

Better take from the grizzled old man than most of the internet. Is it alright in the home is one he could have mentioned, is a man right on to slap his wife if she says something really offensive to his mum? Justifying aggressive physical violence out of "love" is abuser language, agree it has been unsettling to see so many people endorsing it.

[@Goukimane]

Not even remotely similar scenarios lmfao

[@GiantSandles]

This is one of those things where I wouldn't care one way or the other about the thing itself - like he probably shouldn't have done it, maybe Chris shouldn't joke about that, but whatever - but being too online and reading the stupid takes on it drives me crazy

[@sarahjessicafarter7383]

He made a favourable comparison in the joke. GI Jane is sexy, assertive, heroic; the standard action movie protagonist characterisrics. He didn't compare her to Vin Diesel. So he drew attention to her alopecia but didn't mock it. Is drawing attention to it at all a wrong thing to do? Not for me, not in this instance. Celebrities are their image and Jada Smith has been seen for 30 years with long hair and now has a shaved head. Rock was gently breaking the collective silence, signalling that its ok, she's still part of the gang. Gentle teasing among friends. That was how I interpreted it and what I speculate Rock's intention was. Especially given he made a black women's hair documentary. He's someone with a strong sense of justice and as one of the top comedians in the world, we can be sure he chooses his every word carefully and skillfully. That Jada Smith rejected the joke doesn't matter to the judgement of it.

[@1995abv]

She’s fucking bald she’s not dying

[@nighTmareCSGO]

Very true

[@sarahjessicafarter7383]

@@Hannah-qe9si Because Hannah, I was that Jada Smith. That Jada Smith in my story above, that was me.

[@rehakmate]

Your morals are fucked

[@lairdkilbarchan]

I was waiting for Will Smith to follow through with a headbutt and a swift kick in the baws. "Stay doon..."

[@BadKarmaXx]

@@MrRorySteel aye not everything ever recorded is scripted lad

[@Bob_Lablaw]

I think Will's reaction was real but that was clear as day a FAKE movie slap. Remember wills an actor he knows how to throw realistic fake slaps/punches for film. Especially after filming "Ali"

[@BadKarmaXx]

@@Bob_Lablaw bruh none of that was scripted

[@Bob_Lablaw]

@@BadKarmaXx I didn't say it was scripted, quite the opposite. everything was real except the actual slap. Anyone with eyes can see that was a fake "movie slap". I think Will had a bit of a Kanye West moment and made himself look like a jackass but still had the common sence no to really slap him and catch a assault charge.

[@lairdkilbarchan]

@@Bob_Lablaw Limmy should do a frame by frame analysis. 1) Chris Rock leans forward. 2) Offers his face 3) Closes his eyes 4) Waits for the blow...etc.

[@HD32PLAY]

Limmy: "It reminded me of how much I don't like violence" Also LImmy: "Woooaahhhh yer daddy's on firrreee"

[@pyrodontcutoffsoldiershand2746]

Will is reverting us back to caveman logic here.

[@thomasgeraghty3227]

Was just thinking how little i cared about that, but will watch limmy talk about it for 21 minutes

[@beardedbodger]

Watch the Red Table talk, with him and his mrs about her affair. She’s humiliated him publicly, nationally and internationally. She has completely belittled him constantly for the last few years. He snapped, rock happened to be the straw that broke the camels back. He genuinely found the joke funny, she shot him “the look” to say “it’s not funny, get up and defend my honour”…honour?….what honour? She didn’t show any honour by braking her wedding vows….since then she has dominated him and hollowed him out to a shell of what he was. Was what he did ok? Hell no…! Can we understand why he did it….? Maybe…. I’ve seen the term cuck banded about, is he one? Who knows? But he does act very submissive. Sadly I think it will damage his career, and as the film rolls drop off or get smaller, my guess is she will drop him and he could then spiral out of control. What she is doing by doing this to him is a form of domestic abuse. Somebody has to intervene and stop this before it leads to disaster.

[@greenfrog8367]

Thats an interesting take. Violence is never the answer

[@kazuhirala]

Only when a biker passes by you and makes a gesture then arrive at the same spot the next day to beat the crap out of the biker

[@scottmma646]

Why is violence never the answer?

[@jobojoe1]

Oh man trying to explain this to already messed up kids at the school where I teach was a nightmare - it’s WILL SMITH! He’s a household name and kids are literally saying “yeah he smacked him!” In a good way!

[@cameronfrye8311]

Absolutely, I've got my own experience with this. I'm not a teacher, but my peers in their late teens were defending will and basically didn't care for Chris because they don't know any of his movies or his comedy stuff. One of our teachers talked about the situation and asked some of our opinions and I said I was against it because no one should have to fear violence due to a joke. After that, I got talked about all day because I didn't agree with people? They'd rather talk about me than talk to me and actually have a sincere discussion. It's sickening, and this is how kids act and will act into adulthood now.

[@berbuck]

Smith had just watched limmys cyclist video and wasn't in the mood for taking any nonsense.

[@wesleymyers6040]

Will smith:You’ve just been hit by the KYT!

[@gmann6269]

God, he really rambles and keeps going off on tangents.

[@colinduncan-farrell8966]

Look, he gets in one little fight, and his mom got scared, now hes off to his aunty and uncles in bel-air,😉

[@G2020-]

Side-splitting..

[@fatwoul]

I couldn't tell whether Smith was enraged or just a bit drunk. Either way, it was unacceptable.

[@Eaglemna]

I get what you’re saying about the acceptability of it. It wasn’t the worst thing I’ve ever seen, but it felt so… inappropriate in that setting, between those specific people, and in front of millions of their fans. I believe the acceptability starts with the Oscars. I have to imagine the only reason he was allowed to stay is because they knew he won. Even if no charges filed, they should have removed him from the event and revealed him as best actor winner as a throwaway announcement and moved on with the show. Leaving him there undisciplined made it linger all night. And that harbored other people into thinking everything was okay.

[@danrandom408]

Yeah, fully agree. The organisers had a responsibility to condemn the behaviour. Doing nothing was the wrong move.

[@paulie.walnuts2838]

Infront of millions of fans? The oscars ratings have plummeted in the last few years 😆

[@kevtb874]

Exactly this. The response on the ground (or at least what the viewer saw) plays a large part in this uneasy tone that it was ok and why a tonne of utter shitheads have come out of the woodwork saying 'that's how it's done!' If he was reprimanded, escorted out of the building and taken away by authorities the number of people lamely trying to argue it was acceptable would fucking plummet. It's easy to say it's just 2 millionaires having a spat, why does it matter? But when it's broadcast to the world and everyone and their mother can watch it online after the fact 24/7, the way it was handled and the manner in which people talk about does matter. I despair at stupid fucking teenagers (no offense meant, i was once a stupid fucking teenager) joking about it and inadvertently 'learning' that this is just something that happens and isn't all that shocking. There's no doubt it will play a part in warping views of some people.

[@jnm92]

For me it seemed almost ritualistic. The way everyone just sat there and watched it. And then applauded his rambling speech afterwards.

[@flightdub6056]

Really interesting actually about liking to have rules about how social shite goes when things go a bit odd. I’ve always felt like that; when you’re confronted with something that doesn’t have a clear path to take, and you feel like there’s no rule book and you don’t know what’s meant to be getting done. Violence, things that can’t be said, etc., but also just in general when life goes off script I feel pure untethered. One day I seen a wee old woman fall down some stairs at my work and there was this moment of panic and everyone looking at each other trying to figure out what the fuck was the right way to act, to react, what to do, and it wasn’t until this lassie I work with took control, ran over and started getting people to help that it all felt normal again. You get a few seconds when things like this happen when it’s like the rules have stopped and it sends your brain into panic mode cause there’s no script there now.

[@anitabonghit2758]

What has Jada's infedelity got to do with it? She claimed her cheating was noble and virtuous. She has no honour. She doesnt deserve to have her honour defended

[@adudefromtheukvideos]

I bet if Chris Rock was hosting the (Scottish) BAFTAs and made a joke about Limmy losing his hair Lynn would quickly storm the stage and slap him into next week. And Limmy would approve. Typical hypocrisy from the old baldy.

[@samwilson2046]

Your comments are no.1 time and time again.

[@bitterbatterdog]

It's got the same vibe as someone recording a fight except it's with celebrities. It's weird knowing the crowd is ecstatic about it when they have no part of it.

[@deanwhite1972]

19:31 "reading reality" is actually not as simple as Limmy is making out here - people/media are always manipulating 'reality' and distorting the truth. As well as that, a rehearsed (or even 'off the cuff') bit of slapstick between Will Smith & Chris Rock would have been perfectly understandable as part of the joke here. I thought it could have been staged at first - until I saw the whole thing in context - particularly with Will Smith berating Chris Rock from his seat, where he appears to have completely lost emotional control. It's like he worked himself up as he did the half slap, realise he had acted like a dick and then didn't want to lose face at the end, like a petulant teenager defending his girlfriend at a school party in front of his mates. Fucking ridiculous behaviour and very embarrassing for all involved.

[@Peter-k2j]

Hes an actor

[@lnfreeman]

@@Peter-k2j have you sewn Chris Rock act in anything? He's nowhere near that good

[@Peter-k2j]

@@lnfreeman he was about that good in the movies ive seen

[@theenormouscrocodile7498]

This is the best take I've seen, really hits it home

[@6663000]

He should have been arrested. Completely unacceptable behaviour.

[@6663000]

@@willw.1466 wrong

[@cltuxunink]

arrested for slapping someone lad go have a joint your heads kettled

[@6663000]

@@willw.1466 wrong

[@6663000]

@@cltuxunink Yes, arrested for slapping someone. Absolutely.

[@tonytynebridge510]

@@willw.1466 laugh at u

[@DANDLERR]

limmy talking and the birds in the back just makes this the perfekt little video to drift into sleep today 💆🏻

[@danrandom408]

Spot on Limmy, I had the same feeling of unease. No one comes out of this well, especially a lot of commentators.

[@RossKempOnYourMum01]

"And force, my friends, is violence. The supreme authority from which all other authorities are derived.”

[@Whooooooops]

It was the last thing i expected from Will Smith honestly, he's always seemed like one of the most reasonable down to earth guys in Hollywood. The joke didn't validate a slap no matter the circumstances, but the audacity to walk up with confidence on stage and slap the host of the Oscars, in front of the entirety of Hollywoods elite, and then sit back down and yell at him from the audience. It gave me insecure school bully vibes, like he was trying to act all macho to hide his insecurities. He shouldn't have slapped him in the first place, but not only did he slap him, he picked probably the most inappropriate time and place possible to do it. But honestly almost as bad as the action is how literally no one seemed to care. The audience were shocked, there was some awkward silence, and then what? The show just went on, and Will went on to WIN an award. He should have been kicked out, or forced to go up and apologize, anything really. I feel so bad for everyone else who won awards or did amazing performances that no one will care about because Will Smith acted like an insecure 12 year old. I've looked up to Will Smith my entire life, i don't think he should be "cancelled" or hated forever because of this, but it's a MASSIVE stain on his reputation and i'm sure i'm not the only one who lost a lot of respect for the him today. Props to Chris for handling it so well though, he made the best out of the situation for sure.

[@laja6108]

Hollywood is probably the most superficial and surface level society in the world. If something unexpected and awkward happens, it’s usually ignored until it’s collectively decided what the best spin to save face is. As far as Will Smith goes, I can only imagine the pressure that goes into being famous and having one’s private life eviscerated and analyzed in public. in no way do I excuse him, but I realize it’s easy to judge while knowing we’ll never be in his shoes or know what it’s like to be intertwined with the brutal fakeness of Hollywood life.

[@Chris-od1jp]

Puff daddy said something about it only a few minutes later while he was presenting an award, they pan over to Will Smith and he's laughing his head off about the whole thing

[@jtsleazeball2548]

I didn't think it was possible for me to lose even more respect for Will Smith. Might've been a tasteless joke but holy shit, be an adult about it. Not to mention it's Chris fucking Rock, a comedian meant to poke fun at the audience.

[@scottmma646]

This idea that comedians should somehow be untouchable and be able to shit on someone or their family and not see the repercussion for it because they want to make other people laugh is the stupidest argument going.

[@jtsleazeball2548]

@@scottmma646 If that was an attempt to justify physical violence against anyone who says anything mean-spirited, then no, that's the stupidest argument going. If you think Will was right, you're a sociopath with thin skin.

[@danpayton7301]

@@scottmma646 How sensitive would you have to be to think that joke was "shitting on someone or their family". If he wanted to show he was offended by the joke he could have left the ceremony like a normal person, not act like a psycho

[@scottmma646]

@@danpayton7301 You mean act like a passive wee bitch in front of the world? Ok, yeah sure he could have. I'm guessing that's what you would have done Dan. Fair enough

[@scottmma646]

@@jtsleazeball2548 There's levels to physical violence obviously. He chose a level that resulted in no arrests, no charges, no security chucking him out the entire night and he got a standing ovation for his award just moments after the incident. The reason that happend is because society knows when something is below the belt and a slap across the face of an asshole is maybe merited. "Violence is never the answer"....Why? That wasn't the first time Chris Rock humiliated Wills wife In front of millions of people but I'm willing to bet it will be the last because he learnt a lesson. Don't humiliate someone's family and think you're untouchable just because there's a few cameras in the room.

[@chrismcnally9653]

This, unsurprisingly, is the only response that I can relate to. I immediately felt that minging way you feel when you see a burst of violence. Totally reminded me of some prick in school just walked up to a nice kid and slapped him knowing there'd be no come back and I HATED it then and hate it now. It's not like the wee guy was too badly physically hurt it's just a horrible horrible feeling.

[@jtaylor9562]

Has anyone even asked if Will knew Chris was aware of her Alopecia??? Because, if he wasn't, Will was out of order. And, even if he did, assault on live T.V shouldn't be condoned. Giving him the Oscar, knowing what he had just done was disgusting.

[@andrewwebb3431]

I think that somehow this weekend we've all passed into some weird parallel universe where Will Smith beats people up and Taylor Hawkins is dead. Those two things shouldn't have happened in the proper timeline.

[@Muzzy33]

What the actual fu does that mean??? Proper timeline??? Fu everything and everyone,unless your famous?

[@morganllewellyn8343]

"are we dain this noo?" spoken before every scrap on Sauchiehall Street ever.

[@WalterSobchak1000]

Staged or not. It's the lack of consequences, and the later awarding of the Oscar that seems to legitimise violence/degenerate behaviour

[@danzmind27]

You're alright fella.

[@beansegg7579]

And they kicked fuck oot him man

[@cartmanofsp]

''Just then, three wee guys walked into the Oscars.''

[@Robstrap]

The fact he got on stage at a huge event. Punched someone which is extremely unprofessional and literally VERY illegal. And he got to just sit back down as nothing happened and then WON an oscar. It's just sickening really. Yet if I did the same thing id be in a cell right now.

[@localgrassfieldboneshandler]

I felt terrible for Chris Rock, he was just there having fun, hoping for a good time poking at the audience like he typically does and Will just became very childish, it doesn't matter if someone personal to you tries to pressure you into doing something, if you don't want to or know better just don't, and have respect for yourself, you're not a puppy.

[@Robstrap]

@@localgrassfieldboneshandler especially when you’re literally a couple that make your entire relationship public, along with relationships issues and are constantly doing interviews together….

[@justgoodgames8413]

Its scary because if someone of that social calibre can do that to someone,face no repercussions, and then be applauded and supported for it, it can happen to anyone, at anytime.

[@lcunash8093]

Oh noooo how scaryyyyyy, someone can slap you if you make fun of their wife???? Whaaaat?

[@lcunash8093]

@Tom well when the “crime” being publicly committed is getting slapped, it’s not that scary -.-

[@lcunash8093]

@Tom which btw, it’s only a crime if the “assaulted” person presses charges… So if you really wanna have your panties in a bunch blame Chris rock for not being a bitch.

[@lcunash8093]

@Tom I just read your first comment, “it sets an example of justifiable violence”, you mean to tell me that even though 80% of kids are out there playing gta 5, COD, or any M rated game for that matter… but you’re worried that this slap is gonna be what actually destroys their brains? Lol

[@lcunash8093]

@Tom but somehow they’d make the leap you’re speaking of? You know, the one were you see will smith slap someone on tv and then proceed to think that you can slap anyone anytime and without repercussions?

[@Kaleil]

I know exactly what you mean, I think. It's not exactly about how violent the act was in itself, it was that an act of violence happened on the stage and the show just carried on as normal and the violent person got an award later to a standing ovation. It's just like, oh, now you gotta have bouncers and a gate for the stage at the Oscars just in case the multi-millionaires wanna get handsy, like you can't just expect people to fucking behave themselves.

[@thomasjohnston1805]

It wasn't a fair dig. He walked up, Chris cranes his neck as if will was talking and then a sucker punch.

[@ttam1217]

Wasn't a dig or a punch. A slap hurts your pride, a box actually hurts.

[@Bob_Lablaw]

I think Will's reaction was real but that was clear as day a FAKE movie slap. Remember wills an actor he knows how to throw realistic fake slaps/punches for film. Especially after filming "Ali"

[@thomasjohnston1805]

@@ttam1217 sucker punch is just a term for it being an underhanded dirty unexpected blow. The way he threw his whole body into that slap it wasn't to humiliate. The only difference between a punch and a slap is the same force is spread out over a slightly larger area with a slap. Go watch a slap fight tournament and see some beefy boys hit the ground like a sack of spuds from a slap.

[@ttam1217]

@@thomasjohnston1805 have you been slapped and/or punched in the face before?

[@thomasjohnston1805]

@@ttam1217 have you decided in your head that slaps cant be hard? force knocks you out, pressure breaks skin. a boxers gloves spreads the force of a boxers punch out more than a slap would through the sheer area of the glove and boxers get knocked out. I wouldnt want to be slapped by mike tyson for example.

[@nunpho]

Absolutely spot on. I'm shocked at the amount of people praising him. We don't need men to violently 'protect' us. I think it's more to do with him feeling emasculated, it's much deeper than just the Oscars.

[@glemonsbhatkin514]

He made himself look a bit foolish.

[@Bob_Lablaw]

Anyone with eyes can see that was a fake "movie slap". I think Will had a bit of a Kanye West moment and made himself look like a jackass but still had the common sence no to really slap him and catch a assault charge.

[@Kazza_8240]

@@Bob_Lablaw you've said this several times now, if it was fake, then why was there such a loud smacking sound?

[@Bob_Lablaw]

@@Kazza_8240 and it sounded absolutely nothing like a open and slap. It was a WWE type thud

[@Bob_Lablaw]

@@Kazza_8240 I think Will's reaction was real but that was clear as day a FAKE movie slap. Remember wills an actor he knows how to throw realistic fake slaps/punches for film. Especially after filming "Ali"

[@Kazza_8240]

@@Bob_Lablaw you're right, it was more of a thud, which I think would be pretty sore, fake or not, something landed somewhere with force, if it was fake, or he pulled it at the last minute, I don't think it woulda been so loud.

[@enbonj5842]

I had the exact some reaction man. It felt wrong and out of place and I don't want to live in a world where that's cool. It looked like something that you'd see in high school

[@jonescrusher1]

Glad Limmy said that, too many excuses being made about it. We can't normalise violence like this.

[@jonescrusher1]

@B Sell And rape is a natural human behaviour, if we consider humans as animals. As a civilised species, violence has to be considered abnormal.

[@mistersharpus6085]

Will thanked God in his speech forgetting to turn the other cheek. Hypocrisy.

[@Deltelly]

Aye, there's something quite zombie apocalypse about the groupthink of a braying mob and the unsettling feeling they could easily turn on you, even just from a misunderstanding! Oof, that's got me freaked oot, I need to calm down, got any ectos?

[@hawsrulebegin7768]

Very well said. Most genuine and contemplative take on the strange new normals we live in.

[@joedewitt3340]

I really agree with the sentiment of just being reminded how much you don't like violence. That can easily sound holier than thou but it's true, you get this weird feeling like a mix between fear, embarrassment and disgust.

[@Beansahol]

I really wasn't expecting people to think the slap was vindicated, but I guess we live in an age now where people think 'offensive jokes' can and should be met with violence. It is unsettling how people are trying to justify it.

[@sizzxrk]

An offensive joke met with an "actual legal offense"? Nah it was a publicity stunt.

[@kevtb874]

@@sizzxrk explain why Will Smith would put his reputation through the wringer like this and disruot the night he receives the greatest honour of his career. And explain why both Will Smith and Chris Rock would agree to a stunt that overshadows the entire night and the greatest artistic recognition many winners will be receiving for the first and only time. Go on. Explain away for us slow ones since you've figures out the 'truth'. Or are you talking complete bollocks?

[@sizzxrk]

@@kevtb874 Maybe to get people to give a shit about the Oscars again? Maybe because he's been publicly cucked and his mate Chris is helping him show the world that he's still a manly man? Who knows? All I know is it looked fake and that there's only one angle of it (the one that obscures will smiths hand) when there was how many cameras pointed at the stage? The fact it looked and sounded like he hit himself in the chest when delivering the slap like he was Hulk Hogan and there was no audible slap makes me suspect it's bollocks as well. If it wasn't a slap and actually a palm heel (explaining no audible slap) then Chris rock must be made of actual rock, because he didn't seem like someone that had been punched in the head literally 5 seconds earlier, didn't phase him. People say that Will Smith looked genuinely angry when he was shouting at him too, he's an actor, won an Oscar for best actor, you think he can't act angry? You need any more?

[@sizzxrk]

@@kevtb874 What? No reply? Or was me just "talking bollocks" a bit too much? 🤣

[@sizzxrk]

@@kevtb874 Another reason is that Will and Jada have a show called "Red Table" what better way to get people watching that than a publicity stunt like they pulled at the oscars?

[@naileditbydebz]

Finally, someone that's actually spoke sense, agree with everything said.. Yeah he was laughing when the joke was made, and your right, he looked over to Jade and saw her expression.. I didn't get the GI Joke, didn't even know she was suffering with Alopecia, but I do now, so will thousands of other people who didn't know before.. Will actually brought more attention towards Jade and her horrible condition than the Joke did.. His behaviour was out of order, his shouting & swearing .. twice !! If I was Jade I'd have been wishing the ground would swallow me up at his behaviour & outbursts.. Thanks Will, I now get the Joke.. by the way the GI haircut really suits her.. she's a Beauty with or without hair..

[@CoryMinx]

Staged (happened on a stage)

[@teggyegg]

"i'll fuck up about it now" - *wiggles mouse to see how much of the video is left*

[@ollie-d]

I really liked Will. Growing up Fresh Prince was one of my favorite shows and I respected his hustle. But feeling like you can get away with assaulting another person in front of everyone is unacceptable. Limmy's hit the nail on the head on this one, it's fuckin wild that anyone can defend this, it sets a dangerous precedent

[@wesleyashworth5061]

At least we’ve learned one thing about Will Smith. The man’s really got a hair trigger.

[@BayX1337]

I appreciate Limmy making the point about how Will's relationship 'issues' have nothing to do with this situation. Because 99% of lonely men are making that point about Jada, as if it's relevant.

[@kevtb874]

It doesn't excuse it but it could play a part in explaining his head space. What on Earth is going on in his head is the real puzzler? That was not normal. You should watch their red table talk. It's bizarre and Will looks lost and confused and like his spirit is draining out of him while his wife explains how cheating on him was a good thing for her and therefore their marraige. Online for the world to see. It's not fucking normal and I have no idea how it must affect a person mentally but I'm guessing...not good.

[@BayX1337]

@@kevtb874 Yeh i do think she isn't a good match for him, or has affected him poorly. But people are attacking Will for her behavior, as if that makes him less of a man. Which is completely wrong.

[@suncity22001]

I head butted a kid , a lot bigger than me , when I was about 11. His father brought the kid round my house to have a go at me and tell my mum. The father was angry saying look what you done to him , and I looked at him with a bloody nose , blood round his face etc , it really stuck with me and I regretted it always. 30 or so years later I was out , buying a round and having a good time and a random purely by coincidence little bloke came up to me in the pub , sort of tugged at my shirt I looked round and said , who the fu’k are you , and he gave me the best headbutt you could imagine, an unrelated attack, it felt like a watermelon shot from a canon into my face , the ceiling felt like it fell on my head and I went down sort of knocked out , but I was down on one knee and got up , walked out the pub door to avoid embarrassment and walked home, I had cuts to head , a broken nose , a big gash to the side of my nose also , really properly beaten I filled a bath with blood, it was horrendous. Anyway, I got what I deserved, some kind of karma and I’m somewhat thankful, I think a lot of kids who are out stabbing people have no idea of how serious it is until they have the benefit of hindsight and a lot more should be taught at schools, violence is perceived as cool when your young , you have the gangster films, and then hip hop culture etc , looking back it’s a deep regret I have and I’m ashamed of myself, live n learn I guess!

[@MsJobbyjabber]

It just reminded me of how much I hate celebrities

[@scottdaniels4981]

I'm really glad Liam Payne stepped in to clarify things.

[@HALFSQUASHED]

Imagine if it had been Ricky Gervais hosting the show. Will Smith would have been hitting him with Tombstone Piledrivers left and right.

[@chestermosburger3113]

it was an expression of love, apparently