Is will Smith the worse husband you ever seen?

#21
So you're upset that Will Smith and his wife are banging other people? Why does that bother you?
I find with open relationship but why make a big deal about It to the public? Lol
Jada smith: Cheats on will with his sons best friend and reveals it to the whole world.
Fuckthis3: "is will the worst husband ever?"
Wtf.
Clearly jada is in the wrong here why is will getting blamed?
Cus he still with her even though that shit lmao
No one is in the wrong because Will also sees other women too. They have an open relationship, nothing wrong with that.
Yes but crying about it to the point they made a entanglement is overdramatic af so clearly it wasn't a open relationship when they first got marriage they just decided when the shit went toxic years later
 
#28
idk, but Jada is one of the worst wives I've ever seen. Honestly, Will seems like a broken man and those 2 kids are totally screwed up. Jada comes across as a completely selfish narcissist.

What he did was an incident of misplaced anger. but one thing is for sure, other comedians are going to be coming for him and Jada big time now and they have plenty of ammunition.

I can hardley wait tbh. :amazing:
 
#32
100% sure husbands who abuse their wives are much worse

"I mean they got husband who abuse they wife's but I never of heard any of they wives fucking they son friends, husband friends and strangers behind they back then have a entanglement while defending her reasons while laughing in his face and make look like a clown."
 
#33
LOL this thread... Definitely not. I get that he's probably a cuckold that defended her for a joke but at least he's not in jail for killing her or whatever. This is just recency bias lol
 
#34
I know practically nothing about Jada, and how her intimate relationship with Will Smith is, but this is how I analyse the situation at the Oscars just trying to judge the situation by itself:

From what I have seen, most people seem to be thinking that Chris Rock's attitude was the praiseworthy one, while Will Smith was wrong in hitting him.

But I disagree with that;

It wouldn't feel right if Will Smith had just laughed about Chris Rock's joke about Smith's wife's baldness, that was caused by her alopecia. Especially considering how he certainly knows how much his wife has felt bad about her illness, it's just understandable that he, as her husband, wanted to do something to defend her in that situation.

Meanwhile, people are praising Chris Rock for being "so professional", instead of seeing how pathetic he looked there playing dumb and trying to treat is as a joke from beginning to end even though he knew how serious Will Smith was.

It doesn't matter what's your profession or how important the event was; None of those things can be placed over direct human relations; Even leaving aside whether or not it was right for him to make the joke, the natural would have been for him to at least get serious after getting hit, and preferably to try hitting Will Smith even harder.

Chris Rock's attitude was clearly one of someone whose mind is so absorbed in his title of "comedian" that he ended up losing the normal sense of reality, which explains why he thought it would be okay to make a joke about a woman's baldness due to an illness, and even getting slapped in the face wasn't enough for him to wake up to reality and act as the real individual that he is instead of keeping playing the role of comedian.

The only problems I see in Will Smith's attitude are that first he failed by laughing at the joke, and also that he ended up apologizing, even though there was no reason for him to do that; He could have just explained that he did what he did to defend his wife, and that should be enough.

And I also believe that his wife lacked the common sense of wearing a hat to make her baldness less noticeable, if she really didn't want people to talk about it. But that's her own problem; This doesn't change the fact that Will Smith's attitude as a husband was correct trying to defend her in that situation.
 
#36
I know practically nothing about Jada, and how her intimate relationship with Will Smith is, but this is how I analyse the situation at the Oscars just trying to judge the situation by itself:

From what I have seen, most people seem to be thinking that Chris Rock's attitude was the praiseworthy one, while Will Smith was wrong in hitting him.

But I disagree with that;

It wouldn't feel right if Will Smith had just laughed about Chris Rock's joke about Smith's wife's baldness, that was caused by her alopecia. Especially considering how he certainly knows how much his wife has felt bad about her illness, it's just understandable that he, as her husband, wanted to do something to defend her in that situation.

Meanwhile, people are praising Chris Rock for being "so professional", instead of seeing how pathetic he looked there playing dumb and trying to treat is as a joke from beginning to end even though he knew how serious Will Smith was.

It doesn't matter what's your profession or how important the event was; None of those things can be placed over direct human relations; Even leaving aside whether or not it was right for him to make the joke, the natural would have been for him to at least get serious after getting hit, and preferably to try hitting Will Smith even harder.

Chris Rock's attitude was clearly one of someone whose mind is so absorbed in his title of "comedian" that he ended up losing the normal sense of reality, which explains why he thought it would be okay to make a joke about a woman's baldness due to an illness, and even getting slapped in the face wasn't enough for him to wake up to reality and act as the real individual that he is instead of keeping playing the role of comedian.

The only problems I see in Will Smith's attitude are that first he failed by laughing at the joke, and also that he ended up apologizing, even though there was no reason for him to do that; He could have just explained that he did what he did to defend his wife, and that should be enough.

And I also believe that his wife lacked the common sense of wearing a hat to make her baldness less noticeable, if she really didn't want people to talk about it. But that's her own problem; This doesn't change the fact that Will Smith's attitude as a husband was correct trying to defend her in that situation.
If Chris Rock was a few inches taller and muscular Will Smith wouldn't do shit, he would control himself.

He literally slapped Chris Rock and turned his back on him, because he knew he wouldn't attack him back. Imagine if he attacked back would turn into a fullblown fight right there, and then what? I didn't find even as an offensive joke. It was lame, no one would remember it, now everyone remembers it.

Not saying he is the worst husband tho.
 
#37
I know practically nothing about Jada, and how her intimate relationship with Will Smith is, but this is how I analyse the situation at the Oscars just trying to judge the situation by itself:

From what I have seen, most people seem to be thinking that Chris Rock's attitude was the praiseworthy one, while Will Smith was wrong in hitting him.

But I disagree with that;

It wouldn't feel right if Will Smith had just laughed about Chris Rock's joke about Smith's wife's baldness, that was caused by her alopecia. Especially considering how he certainly knows how much his wife has felt bad about her illness, it's just understandable that he, as her husband, wanted to do something to defend her in that situation.

Meanwhile, people are praising Chris Rock for being "so professional", instead of seeing how pathetic he looked there playing dumb and trying to treat is as a joke from beginning to end even though he knew how serious Will Smith was.

It doesn't matter what's your profession or how important the event was; None of those things can be placed over direct human relations; Even leaving aside whether or not it was right for him to make the joke, the natural would have been for him to at least get serious after getting hit, and preferably to try hitting Will Smith even harder.

Chris Rock's attitude was clearly one of someone whose mind is so absorbed in his title of "comedian" that he ended up losing the normal sense of reality, which explains why he thought it would be okay to make a joke about a woman's baldness due to an illness, and even getting slapped in the face wasn't enough for him to wake up to reality and act as the real individual that he is instead of keeping playing the role of comedian.

The only problems I see in Will Smith's attitude are that first he failed by laughing at the joke, and also that he ended up apologizing, even though there was no reason for him to do that; He could have just explained that he did what he did to defend his wife, and that should be enough.

And I also believe that his wife lacked the common sense of wearing a hat to make her baldness less noticeable, if she really didn't want people to talk about it. But that's her own problem; This doesn't change the fact that Will Smith's attitude as a husband was correct trying to defend her in that situation.
That fake ass apology on social media celebrities do that shit when they really not sorry and they don't even be writing it he coulda done it at the awards in person or a video but was like fuck that **** I don't know if you know what happened to T.I the rapper and a comedian but they had a issue but then they met up in person to resolve the issue it on youtube look it up it just happen yesterday
 
#38
Will be a Broken Man, Cucked by his Slutty ass Whore of a Wife.
This was a Gradual thing, it didn't happen over night, She left him a Dried up Husk, and her kids aren't going to be much better.
He's got to crawl back up from hell, the road will be long.
Slightly different cases but Robert Downey Jr. did it, so can Will. in a way.
 
#39
If Chris Rock was a few inches taller and muscular Will Smith wouldn't do shit.

He literally slapped Chris Rock and turned his back on him, because he knew he wouldn't attack him back. Imagine if he attacked back would turn into a fullblown fight right there, and then what? I didn't find even as an offensive joke. It was lame, no one would remember it, now everyone remembers it.

Not saying he is the worst husband tho.
Maybe he wouldn't have hit Chris if Chris looked stronger; Yes. That's just an assumption though. The fact remains that Will Smith had the balls to do what he did in that specific situation.

I think it would have been more natural for Chris to throw a punch immediately afterwards as a counter, because I don't think it's normal for someone with self-respect to allow himself to get hit by another man and not do anything in response. I'm not claiming I'm necessarily right in thinking like this; It may be argued that Chris was more mature for not hitting back. But he was at least really wrong for standing there with an idiotic smile on his face saying "Will Smith just smacked the shit out of me." That was pathetic.

And I really can't respect the guy for leaving his guard so open, with his arms behind his back, practically asking to be used as an easy target.

I also don't like how he kept forcing a laughter waiting for Will Smith to come to him. Insulting someone and then, after noticing that the person was insulted, trying to persuade the person to accept it as a joke with a forced smile is a cowardly attitude. Definitely not a praiseworthy attitude of a man.

I wouldn't have found the joke offensive either if it were about the baldness of a man, or even of a woman, as long as she had cut her hair without it being because of an illness, but the fact that she has alopecia is what makes the joke problematic.
Chris just lacked some common sense to notice that such joke would sound offensive to the woman and to the husband of the woman, which probably knows about her suffering, etc., with the illness.

But yes, you're right; No one would remember the joke if it weren't for Will Smith's attitude. So inadvertently he ended up making things worse for his wife.

At least probably no one is going to make a joke about her baldness in front of Will Smith anymore, though they will do it a lot more times behind his back.
 
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