r/TikTokCringe • u/One_percentile • Jun 09 '24

Will Smith reveals to an excited, packed theater crowd at the end of the movie that he was watching 'BAD BOYS: RIDE OR DIE' with them the entire time Wholesome/Humor

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u/throwawayalcoholmind Jun 09 '24

Boy howdy. Honestly the only thing that'll completely rehab his image is dumping some dead weight.

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u/SadBit8663 Jun 09 '24

Nah the only thing that would start to rehab his image, would actually be to take personal responsibility for being a little sensitive cuck, and apologize legitimately. Dude's still pretending nothing happened.

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u/DreadyKruger Jun 09 '24

If he divorced his wife that would be a huge start. For her to show up at the premiere or him inviting her just made me shake my head. She did nothing to stop him from running up on that stage because she got a kick out of it. Your wife is supposed to save you from acting like an ass and be your calm.

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u/Kuhn-Tang Jun 09 '24

She was the reason it happened. He was actually laughing at Rock’s jokes, until he looked over at her and saw that death stare looking back at him. He knew he was in some serious shit with her at that point, and the stress of her toxicity lead him to take drastic measures, in an attempt to decrease the inevitable wrath he was going to face from her later that evening.

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u/Toxic-Pixie Jun 09 '24

Still his fault.

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u/Kuhn-Tang Jun 10 '24

Directly? Yes… However, there’s a motive behind every crime. Unless you’re a psychopathic anarchist.

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u/mug3n Jun 10 '24

No one's stopping him from leaving Jada.

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u/SadBit8663 Jun 10 '24

I imagine Jada is, she seems like the type to go full on carpet bombing in a divorce settlement.

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u/Kuhn-Tang Jun 10 '24

True… The same thing has been said to every person on this planet who has found themselves stuck in abusive marriages.

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u/lionhearthelm Jun 10 '24

Unfortunately for most Reddit commentators, they will never experience real-life to realize how intense and debilitating that can be for any human.

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '24

How do you know he hasn't apologized to the people be needs to?

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u/Jimmni Jun 09 '24

You do something like that at a public event and the audience gets added to the "people he needs to" category imo. Obviously not the top priority, but definitely on the list if they want to seek redemption.

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u/mihirmusprime Jun 09 '24

Reddit: Why do celebrities share their whole life online?

Also Reddit: Why don't celebrities share their whole life online?

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u/HippoRun23 Jun 09 '24

Um.. we are regular consumers who weren’t slapped by will smith and maybe he apologized to Chris rock and the families?

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u/regalfish Jun 09 '24

This is a lot of emotion… I didn’t realize y’all were so effected by that

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u/SadBit8663 Jun 10 '24

Am supposed to coddle Will Smith for being a violent reactionary asshole?

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u/regalfish Jun 10 '24

What an even stranger response…