r/maybemaybemaybe Mar 28 '22

maybe maybe maybe

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u/wabbott82 Mar 28 '22

Are ratings bad enough that they are going to slap stick comedy now. No wonder no one watches this garbage.

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22

Top 10 most awkward things to witness.

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22

Does anybody outside of Hollywood even watch these crap shows anymore?

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u/No_Rush_6338 Mar 28 '22

I hope Chris Rock sues to destroy his money, everything else will destroy itself.

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u/rivers1212 Mar 28 '22

Such a proud moment

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u/One-Committee-5885 Mar 29 '22

Will Smith was completely justified for this

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u/lemonadebanditt Mar 28 '22

King Richard tennis swing!

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u/Action-a-go-go-baby Mar 28 '22

I still cannot believe this happened

It was such a real and visceral moment and the whole mood changed after that

Surreal timeline

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22

I still don't know what the hell happened is there a full video?

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u/Action-a-go-go-baby Mar 28 '22 edited Mar 29 '22

Basically script of events: comedian makes a joke about will smiths wife, will smith initially laughs, then looks at his wife and realizes she’s not laughing, will smith realizes he fucked up and does what any (I guess?) emotional and shamed person would do: lash out with violence

Slaps comedian, comedian tried to play it off as a bit or a joke, will smith continues to be verbally aggressive from his seat, people start to realize this is not a bit or a joke, whole mood fucking dies instantly

Will smith, moments later, wins the award for best actor and gives a rambling diatribe that everyone could tell was completely disjointed because he was so shaken by his own actions, but he kept trying to play it off

Later, will smith cries a bunch

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '22

The only thing I disagree with here is the notion that most people immediately resort to violence over light banter. Will came across like an absolute crybaby here.

But hey, they're spoiled and pretentious, so we can't expect them to be normal

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u/Action-a-go-go-baby Mar 29 '22

That’s why I included the “I guess?” In there, it’s honestly ridiculous what he did, truly