comedians like Chris Rock or Dave Chappelle They don’t tend to be violent physically, they can become very violent with their words. However, having a job where they have to make people laugh generally keeps them transparent and away from those feelings. In a way, comedy tends to be a highly literal blacksmith’s therapy.
Although the whole topic of their public attacks has been around for months, they have become more comfortable talking about it as part of their groups when they are on tour. while they are passing by Europe Rounds, both allowed him to rip against their attackers this week Liverpool show in UK. Chris Rock He was the first to talk about Will Smith’s slap.
Is this–t painful? Goddam right. . . Mommy — hit me on a bulls joke — t, the cutest joke I’ve ever said.
Chappelle’s Hopes Lowell Smith
After accepting his attack on stage in Hollywood theater was “scary s**t”, Dave Chappelle He wanted to remind people of the image Will Smith had tried to sell throughout his career. He always wanted to let people know that he was family, celebrity, and friendly when the reality was always quite the opposite.
Here’s what Chappelle said: “Many people forget who will Smith he is. Then 10 minutes before he is about to get the biggest prize. . . He acted like he was back in Philadelphia. Will has made the impression of a perfectionist for 30 years, peeling off his mask and showing us that he’s just as ugly as the rest of us. Whatever the consequences… I hope he never wears his mask again, letting his true face breathe. I see myself in both men.”
Will Smith and Chris Rock in a hot moment at the Oscars
The most annoying thing about comedians is that will Smith Most likely he will return to that fake life he was living. After some time, he will also be hired by all the major studios again without any real accountability for what he did. Because regardless of whether Smith did extend the olive branch, what matters is that no one thinks he was transparently dealing with the olive branch. Apology.
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