Will Smith just slapped the fuck out of Chris Rock (update) Will banned for 10 years from Oscars
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....love it! They tried, man.....
but it looks more of a nod to:
Lets show dem ALL love when and while we can!
but you right!
Yeah, man, I don't know what's up with that? Even Willow could have had a role, but they both different! Willow and Jaden are doin' their own thing more than Heavy D and the Boyz.
but it looks more of a nod to:
It wasn't a nod to House Party
The reason the dance took place at a house party is that Will was trying to talk to a USC basketball player about getting a USC coach to come and see him play, in an attempt to secure a scholarship.
The dance broke out because Carlton lied on his college application, stealing his girlfriend's story about overdosing and nearly dying, and she made him do the apache dance in front of everybody as a form of playful payback. Will joined in because he didn't want Carlton to look stupid in frontof everybody alone.
He did it during the party they had at the outdoor club
Good deal!
Yeah, I know it wasn't a nod to House Party, but I said "it looks like it,".....there is a difference.
As far as acting goes...he was better in seven pounds, pursuit of happyness and Ali...thats not even counting King Richard which i haven't watched all the way through yet
Will Smith accused of ‘predatory behaviour’ and ‘grooming’ by tour violinist
Brian King Joseph claims the rapper and actor was ‘priming’ him for ‘sexual exploitation’. Smith’s lawyer has called the allegations ‘false, baseless and reckless’
Will Smith accused of ‘predatory behaviour’ and ‘grooming’ by tour violinist
Brian King Joseph claims the rapper and actor was ‘priming’ him for ‘sexual exploitation’. Smith’s lawyer has called the allegations ‘false, baseless and reckless’Laura Snapes
Fri 2 Jan 2026 06.03 EST
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Will Smith is being sued by a violinist from his 2025 tour, who claims the rapper and actor exhibited “predatory behaviour” and was “deliberately grooming and priming” him for “further sexual exploitation”. Brian King Joseph is also pursuing the performer and his company Treyball Studios Management for wrongful termination and retaliation in a suit filed in the superior court of California.
Joseph alleges that he was hired for the tour in support of Smith’s new album, Based on a True Story, after first appearing on stage with Smith in December 2024. The suit claims that Smith once told Joseph, “You and I have such a special connection that I don’t have with anyone else.”
In March 2025, Joseph alleges that his bag and hotel room key went missing at a Las Vegas tour date, and was returned several hours later. That night, Joseph claims he went to his hotel room to find it had been “unlawfully” accessed, with wipes and HIV medication bearing another person’s name left behind, in addition to a note that read: “Brian, I’ll be back no later 5.30, just us <3, Stone F.” Joseph said he concluded that “an unknown individual would soon return to his room to engage in sexual acts” with him.
The suit states that members of the tour’s management were “the only individuals with access” to his room. Joseph says that he notified hotel security and representatives for Smith and reported the incident to a non-emergency police line. Joseph claims that he was later “shamed” by a member of Smith’s management team over the incident, and had his contract terminated, with the implication that he had fabricated the event.
Joseph’s suit claims that the termination led to him suffering from PTSD and economic loss.
Smith’s attorney Allen B Grodsky denied these allegations in a statement to the Daily Mail which read: “Mr Joseph’s allegations concerning my client are false, baseless and reckless.
“They are categorically denied, and we will use all legal means available to address these claims and to ensure that the truth is brought to light.” The Guardian has contacted Smith’s representatives.
Based on a True Story was Smith’s first album in 20 years. It touched in part on his assault on Chris Rock at the 2022 Academy Awards. The album was a flop, failing to chart in any major territory and spending one week at No 79 on the UK album downloads chart (not the main album chart).
In a review of the album for Pitchfork rated 2.4/10, critic Stephen Kearse wrote: “Based on a True Story lacks the easy repose of an artist in their comfort zone, or the playfulness of one cutting loose in their sanctum. It is a campaign platform, devoid of perspective or style, uninterested in narrative or even spin, but always on message: Please take me back.”
Will Smith accused of ‘predatory behaviour’ and ‘grooming’ by tour violinist
Brian King Joseph claims the rapper and actor was ‘priming’ him for ‘sexual exploitation’. Smith’s lawyer has called the allegations ‘false, baseless and reckless’www.theguardian.com
Will Smith accused of ‘predatory behaviour’ and ‘grooming’ by tour violinist
Brian King Joseph claims the rapper and actor was ‘priming’ him for ‘sexual exploitation’. Smith’s lawyer has called the allegations ‘false, baseless and reckless’
Laura Snapes
Fri 2 Jan 2026 06.03 EST
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Will Smith is being sued by a violinist from his 2025 tour, who claims the rapper and actor exhibited “predatory behaviour” and was “deliberately grooming and priming” him for “further sexual exploitation”. Brian King Joseph is also pursuing the performer and his company Treyball Studios Management for wrongful termination and retaliation in a suit filed in the superior court of California.
Joseph alleges that he was hired for the tour in support of Smith’s new album, Based on a True Story, after first appearing on stage with Smith in December 2024. The suit claims that Smith once told Joseph, “You and I have such a special connection that I don’t have with anyone else.”
In March 2025, Joseph alleges that his bag and hotel room key went missing at a Las Vegas tour date, and was returned several hours later. That night, Joseph claims he went to his hotel room to find it had been “unlawfully” accessed, with wipes and HIV medication bearing another person’s name left behind, in addition to a note that read: “Brian, I’ll be back no later 5.30, just us <3, Stone F.” Joseph said he concluded that “an unknown individual would soon return to his room to engage in sexual acts” with him.
The suit states that members of the tour’s management were “the only individuals with access” to his room. Joseph says that he notified hotel security and representatives for Smith and reported the incident to a non-emergency police line. Joseph claims that he was later “shamed” by a member of Smith’s management team over the incident, and had his contract terminated, with the implication that he had fabricated the event.
Joseph’s suit claims that the termination led to him suffering from PTSD and economic loss.
Smith’s attorney Allen B Grodsky denied these allegations in a statement to the Daily Mail which read: “Mr Joseph’s allegations concerning my client are false, baseless and reckless.
“They are categorically denied, and we will use all legal means available to address these claims and to ensure that the truth is brought to light.” The Guardian has contacted Smith’s representatives.
Based on a True Story was Smith’s first album in 20 years. It touched in part on his assault on Chris Rock at the 2022 Academy Awards. The album was a flop, failing to chart in any major territory and spending one week at No 79 on the UK album downloads chart (not the main album chart).
In a review of the album for Pitchfork rated 2.4/10, critic Stephen Kearse wrote: “Based on a True Story lacks the easy repose of an artist in their comfort zone, or the playfulness of one cutting loose in their sanctum. It is a campaign platform, devoid of perspective or style, uninterested in narrative or even spin, but always on message: Please take me back.”
So Will is getting Tyler Perry.Will Smith accused of ‘predatory behaviour’ and ‘grooming’ by tour violinist
Brian King Joseph claims the rapper and actor was ‘priming’ him for ‘sexual exploitation’. Smith’s lawyer has called the allegations ‘false, baseless and reckless’
Will Smith accused of ‘predatory behaviour’ and ‘grooming’ by tour violinist
Brian King Joseph claims the rapper and actor was ‘priming’ him for ‘sexual exploitation’. Smith’s lawyer has called the allegations ‘false, baseless and reckless’
Laura Snapes
Fri 2 Jan 2026 06.03 EST
Share
Will Smith is being sued by a violinist from his 2025 tour, who claims the rapper and actor exhibited “predatory behaviour” and was “deliberately grooming and priming” him for “further sexual exploitation”. Brian King Joseph is also pursuing the performer and his company Treyball Studios Management for wrongful termination and retaliation in a suit filed in the superior court of California.
Joseph alleges that he was hired for the tour in support of Smith’s new album, Based on a True Story, after first appearing on stage with Smith in December 2024. The suit claims that Smith once told Joseph, “You and I have such a special connection that I don’t have with anyone else.”
In March 2025, Joseph alleges that his bag and hotel room key went missing at a Las Vegas tour date, and was returned several hours later. That night, Joseph claims he went to his hotel room to find it had been “unlawfully” accessed, with wipes and HIV medication bearing another person’s name left behind, in addition to a note that read: “Brian, I’ll be back no later 5.30, just us <3, Stone F.” Joseph said he concluded that “an unknown individual would soon return to his room to engage in sexual acts” with him.
The suit states that members of the tour’s management were “the only individuals with access” to his room. Joseph says that he notified hotel security and representatives for Smith and reported the incident to a non-emergency police line. Joseph claims that he was later “shamed” by a member of Smith’s management team over the incident, and had his contract terminated, with the implication that he had fabricated the event.
Joseph’s suit claims that the termination led to him suffering from PTSD and economic loss.
Smith’s attorney Allen B Grodsky denied these allegations in a statement to the Daily Mail which read: “Mr Joseph’s allegations concerning my client are false, baseless and reckless.
“They are categorically denied, and we will use all legal means available to address these claims and to ensure that the truth is brought to light.” The Guardian has contacted Smith’s representatives.
Based on a True Story was Smith’s first album in 20 years. It touched in part on his assault on Chris Rock at the 2022 Academy Awards. The album was a flop, failing to chart in any major territory and spending one week at No 79 on the UK album downloads chart (not the main album chart).
In a review of the album for Pitchfork rated 2.4/10, critic Stephen Kearse wrote: “Based on a True Story lacks the easy repose of an artist in their comfort zone, or the playfulness of one cutting loose in their sanctum. It is a campaign platform, devoid of perspective or style, uninterested in narrative or even spin, but always on message: Please take me back.”
What's the purpose of him telling people's business?
I guess for views and to get people to talk......
Katt's my man, but this is ultra feminine behavior. Social media leans toward feminine gossipy content, so this type of stuff is tolerated and normalized. If those people haven't done anything to you personally, then don't speak on their business.
You're a fucking idiot.
I mean we don't know what happened behind closed doors between katt and will that lead him to say this....
I'm just minding my business.
I'm only the messenger.
Bitch ass nigga fuck you, go eat a dick....
This sit down setup is only to try to help Will’s image. He probably paid Chris to agree to the sit down.
Chris might be like Thelma to Keith at the end of that Good Times episode..
"Then i owe you something..."
Chris might be like Thelma to Keith at the end of that Good Times episode..
"Then i owe you something..."
Chris still mad. Thought Will was canceled?
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Nah I doubt Jada will be anywhere around.I have to agree with you
and is Jada going to be in the room.
She's the perfect example of how choosing the wrong spouse can destroy everything you have and are working towards.
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