Nigga you gave your motto like you thought it was a rule
. I'm saying you niggas can't see past your own noses.
Will Smith just slapped the fuck out of Chris Rock (update) Will banned for 10 years from Oscars
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. I'm saying you niggas can't see past your own noses.
You think they hire COMEDIANS on these award shows to empathize and give a quick prayer session for God to help Jada's hair grow back?
Now you're Solid Snake from Metal Gear to sneak up on a comedian roasting your wife with alopecia to avoid an ass whooping from security?
You seem really sensitive too so.. ma'am.. I mean bruh.. go to sleep.
Saturday Night Live returns this Saturday.
Let’s see how they handle it.
Let’s see how they handle it.
Only sneaky bitch you need to be speaking on is your momma. FOH. Go lay your bitch ass down somewhere nigga ya sleepy and talking stupid.
Here’s a question: have you ever had to clap down on your woman for some shit she did and you didn’t agree with? I don’t mean physical or verbal abuse, I mean the “stop that shit, no need to tell yo cousin that,” kinda shit…
Will smacks Chris, Chris not ready to get slapped looses balance hits his head and dies, cause Will walks away and isn't prepared to catch him. Now the law HAS to get involved. Will Smith is now locked up for murder defending Jada's honor over G.I. Jane 2.
Super extreme scenario, but the possibility of it happening is greater than you think. This is ASSAULT! The cats talking we need to do better sometimes are the same ones in here defending Will. This can be a prison sentence over some shyt a comedian said.
But again you're describing what comedians do.
Pick easy targets. They pick easy targets and say disrespectful shit to the easy targets
Why don't they go after people that can whip their ass saying wildly disrespectful shit? lol
Even when they DO attempt to say something about someone that can whip their ass they are quick to be like I'M KIDDING I'M KIDDING
seems like an intentional thing to me which is fine that's how it goes.
Also we don't know how offended anyone was or wasn't maybe they were really offended and that's the reason he doesn't get to do those shows anymore? See what I mean
I don't even wanna tackle the will deep seated issue not because i don't think it's valid or anything just that I don't think Jada should be getting any venom she didn't do shit
Capitalism over time will naturally select more effeminate men who will be more successful under this economic system due to their superior ability to effeminately communicate. He is effeminately responding through violence, versus a women who would file a divorce or take other drastic measures.
Will Smith Resume:
1. Cop Propaganda Movies
2. He is constantly doing side kick movies soft pedaling bioweapons with his movie production company Sony probably contributing to COVID-19. The Asians might be messaging to whites that we are targeting them and not you for elimination. Denzel got wrapped up into one of these piece of shit movies produced by Sony.
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In Africa, a specific playbook was utilized to ensure a high infection rate of AIDS, we can see the same pattern being used today. It is not about releasing a virus to destroy people, it involves other tactics. By looking at these other tactics, it increases the likelihood that AIDS...
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3. Validates cosigns white supremacists activity for personal gain. He tried to rip off some idea that I hadn't really fine tuned, the issue is sending a signal that it is ok and not racist to do it. No surprise this fool was involved in something like this, cannibalism/greed at its finest.
4. Helped promote contract manufacturing of jobs that greatly affects the black community. It would be like a person promoting farm working in other countries within the latino community, giving out scholarships, and pedaling some fantasy illusion that you will get a job at Google or Facebook. You bring that weak game with them, you will be disappeared, they ain't playing no cannibalism garbage.
5. Another President Trump repudiator whose economic agenda would greatly benefit the black community. He does not mention this at all in his interview, just focuses on nonsense. This was the black elites bartering us to whites for their economic benefit.
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My initial assessment (I could be wrong), he should have charges filed and banned, we would be better off. You are seeing the real person I have been talking about on BGOL for years violently attacking another black man or trying to cause harm to me, feeble minded.
We can't afford him anymore, the black community need to cut ties, this is the final straw.
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Cognitive dissonance
It's past your bedtime bruh. I literally said "MY"... You still trying to make sense and I haven't seen one post in response to mine that has.Nigga you gave your motto like you thought it was a rule
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Lmaoooooo this nigga is the biggest simp alive
I got your sneaky momma head bobbin under the kitchen table while I eat your daddy piece of chicken you hoe ass nigga
Not sure you actually know what that means. Show me the inconsistency or hypocrisy in anything I said? I'll happily concede when you do.
Yeah cause BLACK teenagers don't get football numbers for stealing backpacks in this country. I mean the police are just a JOY to folks that look like you and me.
...I can't tell if this is an act.
It’s funny that you said that. I was telling a friend of mine how DL built his comedy career snapping on the audience, especially when he was hosting comic view. It was part of his routine nightly. It was so regular, that if he didn’t do it then his show wasn’t complete.
So it used to amaze me when folks would go to the Comic View shows when he was hosting, sit in the front row and be tight as fuck when DL starts getting on them.
However, that was DL. That was his nightly routine. So it was to be expected. And if you sat front row or within eye-sight range, then you was fair game.
I have no dog in y’all’s discussion. Your statement just reminded me of something I said to my homie.
Chris Rock Said He Let People 'Walk All Over' Him 2 Months Before Will Smith Smacked Him at Oscars
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Chris Rock recently expressed that he's let people "walk all over" him since his childhood.
HIs revelation came on the Jan. 12 episode of Fly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade, two months before Will Smith smacked the comedian across the face during Sunday's Academy Awards.
On the podcast, Rock, 57, recounted being "bullied ridiculously" throughout his childhood. He said, "Half of the bullying was because I was just a little guy. Then I got bused to school and the bullying was because I was little guy and I was Black. I was getting double bullied."
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He said he eventually resorted to taking matters into his own hands.
"I went home, I put a brick in a book bag — this is like a legendary story in my neighborhood — I swung that sh-- and smacked the guy in the face with this brick and stomped on him, Joe Pesci-style, to the point that we thought he might die," Rock told hosts David Spade and Dana Carvey.
RELATED: Jada Pinkett Smith Breaks Silence After Will Smith Hit Chris Rock at Oscars: 'Season for Healing'
Later on, with the help of therapy, Rock realized the long-term impact the event had on his life.
"Long story short, from that day on, as my shrink puts it to me, you have been scared to be angry ever since," he said. "The guy you saw was bending over backwards to be nice because I was so scared of my anger."
RELATED: Will Smith Apologizes to Chris Rock, Says 'Violence in All Forms Is Poisonous': 'I Am Embarrassed'
Gallery: Clayton Echard: Why Production Put Susie Evans Last for Fantasy Suites (US Weekly)
1 of 6 Photos in Gallery© ABC (2)
As the season 26 finale of The Bachelor approaches, Clayton Echard is continuing to try to explain how everything came crumbling down at fantasy suites.
The 28-year-old Missouri native sat down with Kaitlyn Bristowe for an interview on her “Off the Vine” podcast and the season 11 Bachelorette was quick to point out that she also slept with more than one person on her 2015 season.
“I was, like, really not OK with my season. I was in a very dark place. I slept with more than one person, I hurt people’s feelings, I got dragged on the internet, I was a shell of myself. It is the hardest thing to go through and people have no idea,” the host began on the Thursday, March 10, episode. “Because there’s so much more than what you see on TV, and it’s taken out of context. And it’s just such a hard thing to try and navigate and then to be on so many interviews having to go along with this narrative [and] not be able to, like, tell what’s happening because we all don’t know yet. And I’m just so sorry that you’re going through such a hard time, and I hope you know that it will pass. Do you feel that there’s light at the end of the tunnel?”
While Clayton noted that “there’s always light at the end of the tunnel,” he’s “not good” at the moment as he “didn’t think it was gonna be this bad” to watch the show back.
The former football player sent Susie Evans home during the dinner portion of their overnight date after the 29-year-old videographer took issue with Clayton having sex with — and saying he was falling in love with — Rachel Recchia and Gabby Windey. He has since been accused of “gaslighting” Susie during their explosive split.
“I’m almost fuming at people using this term gaslighting. I am so angry at the fact that people were trying to say I’m a gaslighter because it couldn’t be farther from the truth,” he said. “I looked at the definition and it’s when you try to convince someone that their reality is not factual. And that couldn’t be farther from the truth. I did not try to convince her that her reality was not factual. I was just trying to convince her to give me another chance and understand where I was coming from. Not once did I say, ‘The way you’re thinking about this is wrong, you are in the wrong going this way.’ Never once did I do that.”
Clayton does admit that he was “immature” in his approach with Susie.
“I did not manipulate her,” he said. “I allowed my emotions to attack her and I wish I wouldn’t have done that. I was very upset. And I let my emotions get the best of me. I’m 1,000 percent in wrong for that. And I really wish I would never have acted that way toward her. But I did not gaslight or manipulate her and that is 1,000 percent a fact.”
The Bachelor concludes with a two-part finale on ABC Monday, March 14, and Tuesday, March 15, at 8 p.m. ET. Scroll through for more from Clayton:
Rock recalled that his therapist wanted him to move past the incident because "this guy brought something out in you and you're so scared of that thing coming out of you again that you let the whole world walk all over you. Your friends walk over you, your friends walk over you, your female relationships — everybody just f—s you over."
The Saturday Night Live alum said he is now able "get angry" and can better process his emotions.
"I'm not scared of letting people know how I feel about certain things," he shared. "Now, I can say, 'Hey I don't like what you said to me,' without losing my head, without hitting someone on the head with a frickin' brick."
RELATED: Sean 'Diddy' Combs Tried to 'Heal the Moment' at Oscars After Will Smith Hit Chris Rock: Source
At the Oscars on Sunday, the comedian made a joke about Jada Pinkett Smith's hair, saying in part, "Jada, I love ya. G.I. Jane 2, can't wait to see ya."
The comment was about Pinkett Smith's hair matching Demi Moore's shaved head in the movie G.I. Jane. Pinkett Smith recently opened up about her bald head, revealing it was a result of her years-long struggle with alopecia. Pinkett Smith was visibly unamused, rolling her eyes from her seat.
Seconds later, Smith walked onstage and approached Rock, smacking him in front of the audience and millions watching at home. Back at his table, Smith shouted to a stunned Rock, "Keep my wife's name out of your f---ing mouth," then remained seated with Pinkett Smith at his table for the rest of the night.
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When Smith won Best Actor later in the ceremony, he apologized to the Academy and his fellow nominees but did not mention Rock. In his tearful speech, he spoke about acting out of love and protection, saying, "Love makes you do crazy things."
On Monday, the actor issued another apology on Instagram, writing in part, "I would like to publicly apologize to you, Chris. I was out of line and I was wrong. I am embarrassed and my actions were not indicative of the man I want to be. There is no place for violence in a world of love and kindness."
Rock has not yet spoken out since the incident. He declined to press charges, and reps for the comedian have not responded to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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Chris Rock recently expressed that he's let people "walk all over" him since his childhood.
HIs revelation came on the Jan. 12 episode of Fly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade, two months before Will Smith smacked the comedian across the face during Sunday's Academy Awards.
On the podcast, Rock, 57, recounted being "bullied ridiculously" throughout his childhood. He said, "Half of the bullying was because I was just a little guy. Then I got bused to school and the bullying was because I was little guy and I was Black. I was getting double bullied."
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He said he eventually resorted to taking matters into his own hands.
"I went home, I put a brick in a book bag — this is like a legendary story in my neighborhood — I swung that sh-- and smacked the guy in the face with this brick and stomped on him, Joe Pesci-style, to the point that we thought he might die," Rock told hosts David Spade and Dana Carvey.
RELATED: Jada Pinkett Smith Breaks Silence After Will Smith Hit Chris Rock at Oscars: 'Season for Healing'
Later on, with the help of therapy, Rock realized the long-term impact the event had on his life.
"Long story short, from that day on, as my shrink puts it to me, you have been scared to be angry ever since," he said. "The guy you saw was bending over backwards to be nice because I was so scared of my anger."
RELATED: Will Smith Apologizes to Chris Rock, Says 'Violence in All Forms Is Poisonous': 'I Am Embarrassed'
Gallery: Clayton Echard: Why Production Put Susie Evans Last for Fantasy Suites (US Weekly)
1 of 6 Photos in Gallery© ABC (2)
As the season 26 finale of The Bachelor approaches, Clayton Echard is continuing to try to explain how everything came crumbling down at fantasy suites.
The 28-year-old Missouri native sat down with Kaitlyn Bristowe for an interview on her “Off the Vine” podcast and the season 11 Bachelorette was quick to point out that she also slept with more than one person on her 2015 season.
“I was, like, really not OK with my season. I was in a very dark place. I slept with more than one person, I hurt people’s feelings, I got dragged on the internet, I was a shell of myself. It is the hardest thing to go through and people have no idea,” the host began on the Thursday, March 10, episode. “Because there’s so much more than what you see on TV, and it’s taken out of context. And it’s just such a hard thing to try and navigate and then to be on so many interviews having to go along with this narrative [and] not be able to, like, tell what’s happening because we all don’t know yet. And I’m just so sorry that you’re going through such a hard time, and I hope you know that it will pass. Do you feel that there’s light at the end of the tunnel?”
While Clayton noted that “there’s always light at the end of the tunnel,” he’s “not good” at the moment as he “didn’t think it was gonna be this bad” to watch the show back.
The former football player sent Susie Evans home during the dinner portion of their overnight date after the 29-year-old videographer took issue with Clayton having sex with — and saying he was falling in love with — Rachel Recchia and Gabby Windey. He has since been accused of “gaslighting” Susie during their explosive split.
“I’m almost fuming at people using this term gaslighting. I am so angry at the fact that people were trying to say I’m a gaslighter because it couldn’t be farther from the truth,” he said. “I looked at the definition and it’s when you try to convince someone that their reality is not factual. And that couldn’t be farther from the truth. I did not try to convince her that her reality was not factual. I was just trying to convince her to give me another chance and understand where I was coming from. Not once did I say, ‘The way you’re thinking about this is wrong, you are in the wrong going this way.’ Never once did I do that.”
Clayton does admit that he was “immature” in his approach with Susie.
“I did not manipulate her,” he said. “I allowed my emotions to attack her and I wish I wouldn’t have done that. I was very upset. And I let my emotions get the best of me. I’m 1,000 percent in wrong for that. And I really wish I would never have acted that way toward her. But I did not gaslight or manipulate her and that is 1,000 percent a fact.”
The Bachelor concludes with a two-part finale on ABC Monday, March 14, and Tuesday, March 15, at 8 p.m. ET. Scroll through for more from Clayton:
Rock recalled that his therapist wanted him to move past the incident because "this guy brought something out in you and you're so scared of that thing coming out of you again that you let the whole world walk all over you. Your friends walk over you, your friends walk over you, your female relationships — everybody just f—s you over."
The Saturday Night Live alum said he is now able "get angry" and can better process his emotions.
"I'm not scared of letting people know how I feel about certain things," he shared. "Now, I can say, 'Hey I don't like what you said to me,' without losing my head, without hitting someone on the head with a frickin' brick."
RELATED: Sean 'Diddy' Combs Tried to 'Heal the Moment' at Oscars After Will Smith Hit Chris Rock: Source
At the Oscars on Sunday, the comedian made a joke about Jada Pinkett Smith's hair, saying in part, "Jada, I love ya. G.I. Jane 2, can't wait to see ya."
The comment was about Pinkett Smith's hair matching Demi Moore's shaved head in the movie G.I. Jane. Pinkett Smith recently opened up about her bald head, revealing it was a result of her years-long struggle with alopecia. Pinkett Smith was visibly unamused, rolling her eyes from her seat.
Seconds later, Smith walked onstage and approached Rock, smacking him in front of the audience and millions watching at home. Back at his table, Smith shouted to a stunned Rock, "Keep my wife's name out of your f---ing mouth," then remained seated with Pinkett Smith at his table for the rest of the night.
Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free weekly newsletter to get the biggest news of the week delivered to your inbox every Friday.
When Smith won Best Actor later in the ceremony, he apologized to the Academy and his fellow nominees but did not mention Rock. In his tearful speech, he spoke about acting out of love and protection, saying, "Love makes you do crazy things."
On Monday, the actor issued another apology on Instagram, writing in part, "I would like to publicly apologize to you, Chris. I was out of line and I was wrong. I am embarrassed and my actions were not indicative of the man I want to be. There is no place for violence in a world of love and kindness."
Rock has not yet spoken out since the incident. He declined to press charges, and reps for the comedian have not responded to PEOPLE's request for comment.
Read the original article on People
This is the last dude that should be opening his mouth. This dude married a woman that rejected him since high school,who had kids by another man and all of a sudden he's an expert on relationships...gtfoh
I'm tapping out. I refuse to go back and forth. This nigga is functionally retarded.
This is not getting any notice but Rebel Wilson made a big diss against Will Smith and his marriage at the BAFTA Awards 2 weeks ago.
Will did not make the event, definitely would have been interesting if he had been there.
Will did not make the event, definitely would have been interesting if he had been there.
How does this bridge over into this conversation? Wrongful prosecution is a part of the legacy of racism due to the way economy is used to disenfranchise and marginalize Black people specifically and non-whites to lesser varying degrees especially in legal proceedings. How is that relevant to this? Sounds like you just sliding shit in there.
Two of the three hosts were comedians that night. Amy Schumer called one guys wife a seat filler or some shyt and I don't think she was a public figure. Numerous comedians have made fun of the audience in the past, they're hired to do just that.
Assault is assault and this wasn't a he say she say situation. Regardless of whether or not he got hurt, if Chris pressed charges, will was ABSOLUTELY making a trip to jail. He likely wouldn't stay there long but Chris could absolutely capitalize financially by Will's actions and Will would definitely be negatively impacted or inconvenienced even if it was just to pay lawyers. This I know first hand and unlike Killagram, I definitely don't want to go back to jail.
Well get ready to stomp...if Killamayne in town...it's going down..jackk
It's in your best interest to tuck tail
I feel you. I've been to several shows. If they don't make fun of you, they may include you and ask questions about you and your lady.. Par for the course.It’s funny that you said that. I was telling a friend of mine how DL built his comedy career snapping on the audience, especially when he was hosting comic view. It was part of his routine nightly. It was so regular, that if he didn’t do it then his show wasn’t complete.
So it used to amaze me when folks would go to the Comic View shows when he was hosting, sit in the front row and be tight as fuck when DL starts getting on them.
However, that was DL. That was his nightly routine. So it was to be expected. And if you sat front row or within eye-sight range, then you was fair game.
I have no dog in y’all’s discussion. Your statement just reminded me of something I said to my homie.
Not true...just cause a muffucka press charges don't mean you get booked...I have turned myself in with my lawyer..and walked straight back out...but they already have my mugshots and prints on deck...so no reason to hold me...my bondsman and Lawyers stay down... brah
False
I ain't sneaking...im running full speed...2 blows..is all I need..and he's out like a blown bulb..and they bet not have no rental cops...they best have the Real Deal...or I'm assaulting security....and they already know..in my city...how I get down... every venue security know me..and can't ban me...just keep me happy..cause If you ban me...all my nighaz bout to break in cars..and do some hoodrat shit... brah
You are correct again.. brah
Corey Holcomb did that when I went to his show. Boy! He stayed on one lady throughout. I was laughing at some fuck up jokes. Lol