thank u bro

will shouldve doubled down

Oh they never gone let him live this down

1 too many

aren’t u white? genuinely wondering

yeah boss he thru thru

WILL AINT WRITE THAT BULLSHIT

he could've defended her without smacking the F*** out of chris rock lol

Need Will to make an insta vid like ye and air out his real feelings

@Will Thank you for continuing to be a role model to my children, Will, and thank you for starring in films such as I, Robot, Seven Pounds, Shark Tale, and Gemini Man!

Yeah nigga, nigga want to keep his roles, endeavors and place in Hollywood etc

Yes

Someone photoshop denzel will and chris faces on here

You sound like a immature teenager

if they were really gonna give the award back while letting Harvey Weinstein, woody Allen, and more keep their awards

gotta keep the suits happy

Bro J Prince with the headphone is really some Jamaican dad s*** wtf lmao

He's a public figure. It's necessary for the private corps/sponsorship/anyway you make money

Facts, gonna be interesting just to see what they do leading up to it

I’m 28 lol I just believe in what I believe in. I’m not saying what he did wasn’t wrong or he shouldn’t apologize but if you’re gonna move like that off GP then you better own it

Is will considered a bad actor I’m not a movie nerd so idk

don't let this will stuff distract from the fact that someone thought it was a good idea to have megan thee stallion come out at the Oscars (???) to perform a rap verse smack dab in the middle of We Don't Talk About Bruno for some reason.

What happened is like a bitter taste in the mouth after tasting an apple that announced itself to be rotten. It was only a matter of time before the call to silence stopped being a scream of rage, and became a hand that stuns.
The focus of the discussion particularly bothers me: “are there limits to humor?”.

There is, but it's not what you want. Physically assaulting someone who has made a joke is pushing the limits of humor. Morally, and judicially.

But this is a hand that touches other bodies. It's about the legitimacy of someone assaulting another whenever they hear something they're not comfortable with. It's about fighting words with punches, in the vain hope that they will pass out. It's about someone attacking a comedian, and the question is, "Didn't the comedian cross the line”? If this sentence read aloud is not contradictory, then there is little wick left for dialogue.

At the ceremony, there is no security to interrupt the moment, there is no one to protect Chris Rock's physical integrity, there is no police to take him to a police station.
There's a cloud that gets bigger, that you always saw with the lens out of focus, and that yesterday corrected the focus. The aggressor sits in the same place, watches the entire gala, with Chris Rock having to follow his work. Will Smith still takes the stage to receive an Oscar, and receives a standing ovation. And Chris Rock, who is still armed with only words, continues with the weapon he has. That weapon so dangerous for the ego: the joke. On the internet, I'm surprised by the number of people who say “He deserved it to see if he learns”. What a sweet virtual reality this is, where no one has ever said anything that could hurt susceptibilities except the comedians. Where yesterday, in that punch, all the evil is revenged on that terrible threat that is humor.

Accept that, and what's left? Who is safe if the referee and the rules change according to the direction the wind blows?
What should be discussed today was not Will Smith's punch, but Chris Rock's resistance.
To legitimize what happened is to accept that the world must bow and shut up in the face of what bothers. And what's left afterwards?
There remains someone who, alone in the middle of the desert, dies of rage for not having anyone to beat.

Worst part of the show

I read the lyrics. I am not listening to that s*** bruh