Will Smith - “Emancipation” | The Daily Show
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Рік тому“I promised you I wouldn’t make a slave movie. This is a freedom movie.” Academy Award-winning actor Will Smith discusses playing one of the most famous unknown people from American history in “Emancipation,” why he chose to work on this project, and how he’s spent the last year since the Oscars incident. #DailyShow #Comedy
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@Brendan-Black Рік тому
Much respect to Trevor bringing up the Oscars, and respect to Will for not slapping him for it.
@fozzsr Рік тому
Will deserves zero respect.
@enjohneer Рік тому
Anything is fair game except Will's wife's name.
@imhereforitall9218 Рік тому
Will is so fake. I always thought he was a closeted queen.
@steviefowler9161 Рік тому
@@fozzsr everybody deserves forgiveness
@moresalad221 Рік тому
@@steviefowler9161 Even rapists?
@mpumelelomvikweni6416 Рік тому
My 11 year old boy asked me what did that man do to upset Will Smith so much. And I told him that Will lost it. He asked me if I could ever lose it like that and I said to him not in a million years. Then my wife reminded me of a road rage incident where a car ignored the yield and cut in front of me and we nearly collided and stopped in the middle of the road. I got out of the car and went straight to the guy and grabbed him through the window in front of his kids and my family and almost slapped him. To this day I cannot remember what triggered me to act this way and I've been leaving with that shame for years now. The difference is that I do not live my life in the spotlight and there is no media to highlight those moments. This was a human experience, and I'm glad I do not have to answer to millions about it.
@hectorhernandez7472 Рік тому
Really thought this was going to end in “I slapped my wife for bringing it up” But your version of the story is nice too
@durgasdelight Рік тому
Thank you for sharing that personal experience. We will all do something messed up like that at least one time in our lives, we're just lucky that it's not being televised. Most of the people persecuting Will Smith I will guess are people that have several of those moments to hide. He is a man that could easily rest on his laurels and movie checks, but he keeps doing work for his family, friends, and fans. I wish more celebrities could be as genuine, and admit that something they did was wrong publicly on a talk show.
@marauderad Рік тому
???? Dude you sick you must be a woman beater
@borisguerrasr.2102 Рік тому
People know who they can get away with disrespect
@borisguerrasr.2102 Рік тому
Matter fact I wish you would approach my vehicle. You don't understand there are people out here you wish you never met until its too late my friend.
@diogenmusic8310 4 місяці тому
Hy guys, I've been studying English for 7 years, and now I understand what they're talking about, i so happy 😂🎉, Moldova 🇲🇩
@jDelestal94 2 місяці тому
I understood it too, i am from argentina ❤
@lola8754 2 місяці тому
Oh so cute 🥰
@ngalahansel6066 13 днів тому
@@jDelestal94 Congrats guys. That's awesome. I hope you're practicing all the time
@archivistsethia9594 Рік тому
When I watch an interview, I wanna see people be a little or a lot vulnerable. Trevor lets them in a way that is dignifying and uplifting - like a friend. There are things we would never see out of the people we look up to if not for a great interviewer. So much respect.
@joefried6604 8 місяців тому
He is a fraud
@diogenmusic8310 4 місяці тому
this comment was difficult for me to understand from English to Romanian
@dianaesperanza8477 Рік тому
I hate to see Trevor leave this show. I learned so much from him. His perspectives on things along with kindness and clear , transparent way he talks. I’m going to miss him.😢
@candiyoung-gibson1076 Рік тому
Verdad. I hope his replacement is decent. If not, I won't be watching.
@nicolewilliams1556 Рік тому
Me too. 😢
@l.w.4701 Рік тому
Trevor gave us a lot. Much appreciation Trevor, and Will as well.
@angelaveale3615 Рік тому
@@candiyoung-gibson1076 remember when Noah took over for John Stewart? Waiting to see whose next.
@jinxtrinkx5732 Рік тому
@@angelaveale3615 everything always that happens is 100% positive 😂 Hoping for positive.
@MisterFoxx Рік тому
Being interviewed by Trevor for his first mainstream interview was probably the smartest decision because Trevor is a lot more insightful than most hosts and he’s more of a friend to Will, so there‘s a lot more understanding of Will and the situation. Also, if more people read Will’s book, they’d be less critical of him. But Trevor is the levelheaded, logical, yet empathetic voice Will and a lot of people needed to hear. One is not defined by their mistakes. And a lot of us have probably made worse mistakes. You can tell this still affects Will deeply, but this was the right platform to showcase Will that he still has people in his corner.
@nicolewilliams1556 Рік тому
Well said!
@oneirishpoet Рік тому
Very well said and spot on! 👍
@bklyngirl913 Рік тому
Well said!
@shellecapos8574 Рік тому
Will isn’t the victim here- Chris Rock, remember him??
@MrAliasAyeDee Рік тому
Brilliantly said... my sentiments exactly 💯
@ajaredleon Рік тому
Trevor bless you, for not only having the tough conversation, but to stay in the emotional moment even when Will would break away from it with laughter or turn to the audience. It’s obviously uncomfortable for Will, but someone who cares will reel you back in and make sure you go through it, so that you can fully receive and grow. Loved this interview.
@ronweasley1354 Рік тому
Drinking game: take a shot every time Will says “y’know?”
@noticethesunshine Рік тому
Give your kidneys a break 😅
@phorhossmen7007 11 місяців тому
He really wants to be a victim he need a Oscar for finding ways never telling Rock he sorry cause he's not
@brianalunyolo6528 10 місяців тому
You know?😂
@markk9772 10 місяців тому
Lol, “I know”
@mollyvital 6 місяців тому
If he says ya know one more time !!!! Lol
@CarlosMunoz-hw1zj Рік тому
I can imagine that Trevor's thinking "don't think about the slap". Will's Smith is thinking "I hope they're not thinking about the slap". And the audience is thinking about the slap.
@netty5571 Рік тому
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I’m thinking about the 👋🏾
@desmondlewissmith Рік тому
I'm here to talk about the slap!! To ignore the slap is criminal!!
@1phindy Рік тому
😂😂😂😂😂😂👌dead
@mwapechitambala3565 Рік тому
Why isn't he slapping Trevor already for smiling a lot??
@siyanxumalo4230 Рік тому
@@mwapechitambala3565 🤣😂🤣
@ytinas0717 Рік тому
At this point, no one can top Trevor's interviewing skills . The way he is emotionally intelligent is just amazingly graceful. He's not offensive nor defensive and he understands all the nuances of each situation
@rukam3 Рік тому
Very true. We will miss him
@Kikongolessons Рік тому
Exactly !
@Kikongolessons Рік тому
@@rukam3 💯💯
@darinhudson6571 Рік тому
Legit
@adonislungele7938 Рік тому
@@rukam3 so
@purple9969 6 місяців тому
He’s one of the few that won an album without profanity drugs or threatening violence give that man some respect. If I had to grow up in the spotlight it would create quite the dynamic when no one is looking…
@manmeetsinghsethi1100 8 днів тому
He didn’t had to grow up in spotlight, he wanted to grow up in spotlight, he put the spotlight on himself…..so he should have always acted accordingly.
@lucyk2371 9 місяців тому
That was so compassionate. We all fall short of the glory.
@laurie8868 Рік тому
Trevor you are going to be missed so much in this format. 80% of people conducting interviews spend the time building their brand, interrupting the guest and asking 'gotcha' questions. So few speak human to human and truly ask questions to learn answers that help us all grow. Love and respect.
@seraiahjames Рік тому
So true
@ArnoBach Рік тому
SA will never miss him.
@RussDaChamp Рік тому
He will be forgotten about in 2 days…..
@JohnDoe-iv7yu Рік тому
You're kidding right? He is getting let go due to poor performance and lack of interest.
@josephtuscher194 Рік тому
No he won't. After John left the show became garbage. Trevor is so unfunny it's painful.
@M_Sabbaly Рік тому
Trevor's emotional intelligence is top tier
@howtobe_rich Рік тому
agreed! Trevor is smart af
@joeyjars93 Рік тому
Imagine a world full of it...
@sciencemama6801 Рік тому
A-friggin-men. And not a trace of toxic masculinity, no bitterness, judgment...I just literally can't think of anyone who is better at having deep conversations with people...and he does it on TV! It must be so surreal for people who get interviewed by him as they are out there to promote a movie or whatever, and end up feeling deep emotions and connection with this man while the world watches but it feels like there's no one in the world but the 2 of them in that moment.
@moniquewrites9046 Рік тому
Yes. He needs to do a masterclass. Our generation needs it.
@TheOneManWhoBeatYou Рік тому
His actual intelligence is less then Forrest Gump...
@earlyware8735 Рік тому
This was one of the best interviews, I've seen yet; so, very special. Trevor would make a great therapist.
@cholasimmons 8 місяців тому
Gosh this man has so much talent and positive vibes in him, just seeing his face and i relive so many great times! So glad he got to get interviewed by my other favourite artist The Weeknd
@thapelolepota2410 7 місяців тому
😂 comedy gold 👌🏿
@MichaelTacconi757 Рік тому
The amount of times he said “you know” made me uncomfortable for him. He’s been the charismatic, charming ultimate entertainer for decades and he was genuinely uncomfortable and super vulnerable in this interview. He’s really going through a tough time and I hope he’s able to be happy again.
@sussanmartinez4374 Рік тому
I agree ♥
@jacquesscholtz9603 Рік тому
Ya know
@royjohnson366 Рік тому
How does Chris Rock feel?
@sophiaelayne9984 Рік тому
Everything is as it should be. This is his journey.
@elongmusk Рік тому
@@royjohnson366 nobody cares because he doesn't have a book or a movie to promote.
@onedsf Рік тому
Trevor's ability to keep us all grounded, sincere and 'human' is next level.
@vetgirl71 Рік тому
👍🏽
@mphogavin9217 Рік тому
Its called Ubuntu. African programming, one of the many facets that slavery almost wiped off.
@gottfriedhub Рік тому
Ew a fan of Trevor Noah? U my friend need to start riding the sped bus to work!
@brabbit3389 Рік тому
Sincere? He’s promoting a film and needs folks back onboard
@charlenerich9239 Рік тому
Yesss wonderful. I love it. thank you trevor. You get it all are human and everyone makes mistakes and we should be big enough to forgive and move on.
@ebonyhollandpayne9703 Рік тому
Nice and genuine interview by Trevor. Love to see the support between Will and Trevor!
@carriebucu Рік тому
Trevor gave Will a chance to be heard in a friendlier, more understanding environment, not to condone nor chastise, but just to remind us all that we all make mistakes and there is always room to understand each better.
@beohyl Рік тому
But some mistakes shouldn’t be made
@joliecide Рік тому
Will Smith as a person now makes me want to puke.
@dins5066 Рік тому
Not gonna cut it
@MelloCello7 10 місяців тому
@@beohyl Shut
@iwuzabear8241 Рік тому
9:00 the moment your all here for.
@mamotseokatlegomorewane2929 Рік тому
Thank You😂😂😂
@user-jo1ne2sr3r Рік тому
So I took a shot every time Will said “you know” and now i’ve been hospitalised
@shanijames29 Рік тому
😂
@shanijames29 Рік тому
stop! 😂 oh nooo
@wildwoodandonyx Рік тому
I was triggered just now… 🍺
@DixonDixon65 Рік тому
😂
@gabrielcarpinteyroelguea5232 Рік тому
😂
@simplysie4 Рік тому
This was a heartfelt and sincere tête-à-tête! I love the fact that Noah paid hommage to Will while reminding him that he is human. I pray that he continues to find real peace in his healing journey along with a village that supports him.
@JTScott1988 Рік тому
I hope Chris has that village. Cuz will got the entire academy audience
@sarahluper7881 Рік тому
@@JTScott1988 Let's keep Chris (the one got assaulted ) in our prayers that he'll find grace "forgiveness" in his heart for his "attacker".
@JTScott1988 Рік тому
@@sarahluper7881 if he doesn’t forgive it’s up to him. We can’t tell him or demand from him anything regarding his own trauma
@sarahluper7881 Рік тому
@@JTScott1988 I can understand - sometimes it is not easy to forgive. Chris is doing rounds of comedic shows. I hope these shows will help serve as a therapy for him.
@dywang32 Рік тому
@@sarahluper7881 lol are you making will out to be a victim or that they were somehow both at fault?
@blaisebimebamenjo9788 Рік тому
I watched the ending more than twice, those motivating words, the handshake from the bottom of the heart, that real and comforting hug. This was deep. Love you Trevor. Wish quick internal healing for Will Smith, it must be hard for him.
@stellaferraz1668 Рік тому
Only Trevor could have done this with this level of class, Grace, love, respect, and still keep it light. Trevor is a class act and Will was absurdly brave to have agreed to talk about it, while nearly exhausted from all the traveling, eyes watering, completely vulnerable, and yet remaining understanding, open, and always a life teacher. He is right. We never know what others are going through…❤️
@coerloyal Рік тому
If every late night host was this emphatic, but this kinda thing is Trevor's brand, and Colbert has his. Stewart has his own way too as well.
@elisebaldwin8928 Рік тому
Facts.
@XxLuvverofMusicxX Рік тому
He is an actor and is just acting now to try to salvage his career. If he and the people responsible for this movie has any real concern for the other actors and their work WS would not have been cast or agreed to take part. He initially laughed at the joke CR told, it was only when he noticed the thunder face of his wife that he got all mouthy and stormed up and slapped CR. So save me from the crocodile tears of WS now.
@alexmasembu2398 Рік тому
You hit the nail on the head
@russellm2555 Рік тому
These two fools
@Meleyl Рік тому
Watching this interview is like watching two friends sitting in their backyard talking honestly about life. Heart warming ❤️
@blueswallowtail4628 Рік тому
Precisely, Amelia!
@LotuzFlowaBomb Рік тому
I'm glad to see Will is okay and someone is giving him space and grace, it's very heart warming indeed.
@jameswilliams-zr8co Рік тому
no
@chano6555 Рік тому
@@LotuzFlowaBomb he assaulted someone
@chano6555 Рік тому
@@LotuzFlowaBomb he is not the victim
@thatthinginyoureye Рік тому
We all need a friend like Trevor
@harry14imb 7 місяців тому
It's funny how we all make mistakes and everyone we know makes mistakes, but a celebrity makes even one mistake and we don't have the same understanding that they are humans who make mistakes too
@righteousre 6 місяців тому
That's it right there. We want all the grace but only give a little if any to others. Well stated.
@luikanami 6 місяців тому
We all make mistakes. But usually we don't follow them with going on a stage and giving a 10 minute speech in which we make ourselves the hero and victim - in front of millions of people. If he apologized right there and then, or left the room, public opinion would have been VERY different.
@forman208 5 місяців тому
Will Smith celebrated and danced after winning the Oscars like he did nothing wrong. Frankly, if he didn't receive massive fallout for what happened, I bet he wouldn't have even apologized for it.
@David-rn4dq 5 місяців тому
It’s how movies and screens portray these individuals. So by the time we realize they are humans with flaws too, it’s too late
@luikanami 5 місяців тому
@@David-rn4dq A flaw would be hitting a guy for saying something you don't like. Doing that, not apologize during the following hour, and instead accapting medias biggest award with a10-minute-speech about how youself are the victim and hero, that's the problem. I HATE how it's all about the slap.
@jilldetommaso9670 Рік тому
He has already earned decades of respect. One act of weakness/violence doesn't define someone. If it did, WE WOULD ALL BE GUILTY.
@IndiansAuto Рік тому
Shut up Karen!
@kramirezCordero Рік тому
If WE had done what he did we would have ALL gone to jail that night LOL
@jilldetommaso9670 Рік тому
But we didn't do or accomplish what he did? You can't compare it. It's a different level of employment. Not saying he is better, just saying it's a different level most can't even comprehend.
@paulgilbert2506 6 місяців тому
@@jilldetommaso9670 Yeah... soooo because he has reached a higher level he should be judged LESS harshly? Seems like it should be the opposite.
@luikanami 5 місяців тому
@@jilldetommaso9670 So... the richer you are and the more you live in public, the more you are allowed to do without fearing conzequenzes? :D
@MegaTuber777 Рік тому
Drinking game : Take a shot every time Will says "You know".
@shogunofsorrow787 Рік тому
It's a way to fill in blanks while trying to come up with what to say. To me it shows he's really searching for the words to explain what's going on and what he thinks, ya know
@10prozenthimmel Рік тому
Like that's the essence of this tough but excellent interview.
@tiamarrow6366 Рік тому
Lots of people do that………you know.
@gmail2gmail280 Рік тому
@@shogunofsorrow787 why did you give a literal explanation of why someone uses you know as parts of speech lol
@shogunofsorrow787 Рік тому
@@gmail2gmail280 in case op didn't understand why.
@alibazi7537 Рік тому
I think Trevor, on his way out, made one of the biggest contributions to Smith's life.
@VMohdude- Рік тому
True🙏
@RahilaDantataMmahi Місяць тому
Totally!
@user-pv6su1rk6z 8 місяців тому
I love you Will Smith because you are human, you are a kind soul.
@DemetriusJune Рік тому
It's nice to see a man just be emotional in a way that's healthy and sincere
@alexciasommerville9514 Рік тому
@Pierre In Yeah thankfully he's working on himself!
@alexciasommerville9514 Рік тому
@Pierre In Are criminals in jail for slapping someone? hahahahaaaa you ridiculous!
@alexciasommerville9514 Рік тому
@Pierre In tf u comparing a slap with beating your wife? Come off the internet plz!
@zymbol Рік тому
Never thought I'd see Will Smith again after he left fresh prints on Chris Rock.
@rahultalluru6312 Рік тому
Ok that wins
@corneliuswhite5139 Рік тому
Deep.
@rochelleauge6734 Рік тому
For the win!!!
@BrotherKnowledge. Рік тому
Okay, that joke slaps.
@nykieonline6640 Рік тому
Bars
@nicksharma8238 Рік тому
Noah's emotional intelligence is off the charts. Incredible interviewer. I just became a fan
@DistrustHumanz Рік тому
Umm... obviously you don't realize he no longer hosts the Daily Show. He did it for several years, and did nothing but lose viewers. He was horrible!
@bobjones6564 Рік тому
Nick is a cuck 😂😂😂😂
@queenbrookfield9933 Рік тому
Emancipation was fantastic and Fighting the Alligator was unforgettable. Great movie!!!!!!!
@tjmb Рік тому
Trevor is the best interviewer on television today. His genuine and humble approach will be missed greatly. Thank you, Trevor, for being you and for sharing who you are with all of us.
@SunWKim Рік тому
Yes, he's a class act. He handled the subject honestly, delicately, with compassion, and pose. I wish I had better things to say about Will Smith. I hope he can really understand what is required to apologize and seek forgiveness.
@cruisingwithcoburn Рік тому
I’m with Will Smith and regardless of what you think of him Will Smith is on a personal redemption tour and the Emancipation movie and the traveling around the world shows he is going through a Spiritual Awakening.
@vinchenzo2502 Рік тому
if he really was what you say he is he would be like"BOOT....BOOT..WHY THE SLAP MON?"
@nonutemperor Рік тому
Conan the best
@zoids79paco Рік тому
Trevor is whack & one sided. Instead of a pro-gun like Colion Noir as a guest speaker because clearly Trevor has alot BS to say about gun laws here in America school shootings & the 2nd amendment but instead has Will Smith play the Victim again. Real progressive.
@Mocredible Рік тому
I don’t know if anyone will ever be able to top this passionate interview that Trevor conducted. You could tell that it was really genuine.
@detre9422 Рік тому
if it was so genuine, why they did not discuss the topic of an excuse ....he said I did a mistake, but he has NO GUDS to say excuse me .... his ego is bigger than earth...which is the reason to slap someone on the night when you will finally be awarded for your efforts ....
@olasupoogunnowo6851 Рік тому
@detre9422 You must know him personally to know that "his ego is bigger than earth", learn to give people a 2nd or more chances to redemption, none of us is perfect, that most of us made our own mistakes in obscurity and had the opportunity to correct ourselves plenty of times doesn't mean we shouldn't understand for people in the limelight, Will is human too and he did what anybody can do in their worst days, give him a chance to be human, he shouldn't be canceled for life because of a terrible moment.
@twopeople158 Рік тому
@@olasupoogunnowo6851 It's really like people expect humans to not be humans. We are complex and Will made a big mistake. Everyone judging him so harshly should look at themselves and ask whether they would deserve a second chance after a mistake.
@nicolefoster1968 Рік тому
@@olasupoogunnowo6851 we need more people like u
@judykinsman3258 Рік тому
I’m tired of excuses for violence.
@tra.7612 Рік тому
Will Smith is very handsome. U can see as a child he was real compassionate, an gentle. Still my favorite Actor. Mr. Smith😊
@simkiankiong3599 Рік тому
Will handsome? Don't be silly...
@redbeans0422 Рік тому
That hug at the end...Trevor holding a spotlight on our humanity & connectedness once again. We are going to miss this deep, daily dose of on-air authenticity. ✨ In a way, TN brought what Mr. Rogers did to TV -- healing our wounds through the airwaves by both laughing with and talking respectfully about real issues to cast a deeper light. Bravo & thanks Daily Show 🙌
@asiawalker8113 Рік тому
I love will thanks Trevor
@internet_dude Рік тому
Trevor is an elitist protecting the Image of will Smith trying to show him in a positive light.
@queennoneya601 Рік тому
I'm sorry I can't look at will that long. I heard a snippet of him blaming his parents on some show.
@chrisjordon8224 Рік тому
Incredible interview! The grace and compassion extended to Will in this interview was dope to see. Trevor was transparent in expressing that he felt Will’s actions were messed up but still chose to uplift his brother instead of kicking him while he’s down!
@Lovely-wy4fo Рік тому
💯
@ronniebessa20 Рік тому
Or just get slapped on live tv again
@Cliftymike-mq9gs Рік тому
@@djvapid he has been apologized to, uplifted etc...up to him to come to terms now. You can't accept the apology or recieve accolades in his place.
@dianesaienni5466 Рік тому
And did you think that entire interview was off the cuff so to speak? That interview and what was said and discussed was well thought out and planned for Will Smiths advantage, not the interviewer. I think every interview (to promote) this movie will be chosen carefully and planned before hand, and that fact is just sad...like does this person who assaulted someone on live TV and ruined everyone who received an award that night evening and achievement deserve to be pander to?? Sorry, but I wouldn't give two cents for anything Will Smith does in the future.
@wishhewasafish Рік тому
You knowww… 🙄🙄🙄
@Tweetyresm Рік тому
I like how Trevor framed the question to not ask about Oscar night directly, but rather the effect on him afterwards. So it was then in Will's hands whether or not to discuss the night directly. And he did because Trevor built that trust where he's not just gonna backstab with the same questions everyone else asks... Trevor was also self aware enough to change "what's funny" to "what's interesting". Trevor is definitely one of the best interviewers so I hope he keeps it up even when he's not on the show anymore.
@godboss9758 Рік тому
It's not that deep. Wills manager and PR team most likely okayed the questions that were asked before the interview
@bladebrown4191 Рік тому
You can tell that Trevor was one of the few people who actually took a step back when it happened and assessed the situation FIRST, before jumping on a bullhorn and acting offended. Too many performative actors and bad comedians took the opportunity to inject themselves into something that had nothing to do with them and present horrible takes on Will as a man. That was more of a slap in the face to both parties than what actually happened.
@SueFeldman Рік тому
Thank you Trevor for masterfully welcoming Will Smith back into public life. I appreciate your grace and honesty.
@patrickmeister4769 Рік тому
This is lame and irresponsible. It's OK to hit someone because Trevor Noah interviewed you???
@jeremiahbaker6396 Рік тому
facts
@Bhebe40 Рік тому
@Patrick Meister Shut up, how long you gonna hold a grudge for? Like you're squeaky clean
@jeremiahbaker6396 Рік тому
@@Bhebe40 i wonder what he'd want will smith to do to redeem himself
@shaystern2453 Рік тому
@@jeremiahbaker6396 not redeemable
@basil_nasser_ Рік тому
I believe we all need a friend like Trevor, understanding, non judgmental and supportive. He amazingly talks to people not to just get an answer out but to try and understand them with grace and compassion, in conclusion let’s you know that it’s a safe zone, we are all human. But more amazing try’s to uplift people no matter their pasts and downfalls.
@oshing9 Рік тому
One of the best comment section
@HappySummerOV Рік тому
Amen! ❤️🙏
@user-zk5oe1uc2y Рік тому
Trevor Noah interviews Donald Trump. Now, say that again!
@JTScott1988 Рік тому
Nah this man needs to be judged
@HappySummerOV Рік тому
@@JTScott1988 Seriously? I feel sorry for the women around you. They will never get protection from you. And anyone can insult them. It's sad. Very sad. What happened to the men? Where are our defenders? Men are now tolerant of each other. Say what you want, man, it's okay. We'll laugh at her together with you! Relax girl, it's just a joke. No! This is not normal! And Will Smith is not a criminal.
@Suspish828 11 місяців тому
I really loved this interview, especially after just reading his memoir. I've always been a fan of Will's for a long time. ❤️🙏🏿
@user-oe5kw7do6k Рік тому
We can see that Will is still feeling ashamed and guilty after making that infamous slap. He is wiping his tears throughout the interview. We all know that he sincerely wants to change and be a better person after this incident. Wish you all the best in your recovery Will. We have faith in you.
@kitcobain444 Рік тому
Speak for yourself please. Will Smith slapped the best comedian out there in front of millions of people over his jezebel wife. He's burnt. #SelectiveOutrage
@jackocallaghan9077 Рік тому
The mans an actor. An actor!
@K1L2W3 Рік тому
@@jackocallaghan9077 😂😂😂👌🏽
@maximusp210 Рік тому
A GREAT actor..one of the best
@TownBizznizzJS Рік тому
@@jackocallaghan9077 so you better than everybody so you've never made a mistake or used bad judgment and your life right you got to be white because that's how y'all sounded y'all love to pass judgment on the everybody else but don't want people to pass judgment on y'all what more do this man have to do he's apologized to Chris Rock at least three times he's tried he made a mistake get out of here with that self-righteous bulshit
@iamsuccess6634 Рік тому
"YOU KNOW" that guy was nervous, defeated, trying to repair the damage. Trevor is the most skillful interviewer to have helped him repair his image.
@ellenflanagan8582 Рік тому
How many times did Will Smith say that throughout the interview. It started to get a bit annoying "you know?"
@gentledysentery Рік тому
Nothing can repair his image. He hit a friend in a fit of rage on a world stage, all over the night's least offensive joke. No. Smith is finished.
@Huska434 Рік тому
He is still a human and we all know jada is narcissistic so we should start forgive him for all that what he did bring out for all the years there’s work behind and not only see the only (big) misteake he did so will keep going and hope you learned From your mistake 🥰🥰❤
@gentledysentery Рік тому
@@Huska434 No.
@ShelleHolley Рік тому
@@gentledysentery must be nice to be absolutely perfect to sit in a place of judgment.
@jrharbar Рік тому
William Smith (c. 1790-1847) was an English captain who discovered the South Shetland Islands after this the traveled beyond and some one else discovered the south pole
@Noms_Chompsky Рік тому
That's: "traveled beyond and someone else discovered the South Pole, y'know" buster.
@Birdsong-Annalee Рік тому
The Shetland Islands are in Antartica. He said he discovered Antartica not the south pole
@BajanJas Рік тому
@@Birdsong-Annalee 1.25 in he says South Pole
@Birdsong-Annalee Рік тому
@@BajanJas I stand corrected. Apologies & thanks!
@Bluemayje Рік тому
Roald Amundsen was the first person to reach the South Pole in 1911.
@ROBONIK7 Рік тому
That's the first time ever I had the feeling this was the very real Will Smith. Enjoyed this a lot. A nice man with mistakes like everybody else.
@phikombangata421 10 місяців тому
Great show Trevor!!! Thank you for everything you shared with Will Smith especially on behalf of us. We love Will and Chris and hope one day they can be free from that action cause it doesn't define them at all. Tell them to keep doing what they do!!! Much love to your Trevor
@sunshine1287 Рік тому
Trevor has such a big heart. You can see how much he cares about people, and in this case his friend, Will Smith. We should not be defined by our biggest mistakes...we are all human.
@WillSmith-xk6tc Рік тому
Thanks for supporting💖💖
@sarahluper7881 Рік тому
Wonder if Trevor phoned Chris Rock (the one who was assaulted) and check on him. Tsk tsk..
@ernaherlina8014 Рік тому
So he cares about the attacker, not the victim ?
@LindaMitchell Рік тому
I'm so happy that Will Smith did his first interview with Trevor Noah. I'm going to miss Trevor when he leaves the show because he has compassion, nuance, and intellect during discussions. He's not a 'gotcha you' type or has malicious intent. I don't know if other media people would have shown this level of care and respect for Will.
@spiralentree737 Рік тому
They shouldn't tho, the guy assaulted a smaller man for a joke. He went to Trevor because he knew Trevor would give him softballs compared to someone like Kimmel. This is the equivalent of Donald Trump going on fox News it's not impressive
@mrkingdon9552 Рік тому
I don't think this is the first, its actually the third interview if im not mistaken
@shamshadkhan2793 Рік тому
Please change your mind don’t leave we NEED YOU after president Obama you are the one leaving too it’s very sad 😢😢❤
@dd-ph9fv Рік тому
Completely agree.
@WillOfTheWeb Рік тому
@@shamshadkhan2793 What? 😀
@tanyabrown791 6 місяців тому
Will smith is a beautiful person. I’m so glad he has found the grace to forgive himself. He is large and so his mistakes will be also, but he found the grace to forgive himself and the people who always got something to say negative about him are the ones who need to sweep around their own back doors. Those who continue to crucify him and are so shocked about the slap have done way worse. Keep going Will. You were a household name before the Oscars. You will be alright.
@AinzWoolGown 3 місяці тому
Found the grace to forgive himself? I guess Will has missed tje first step here
@tanyabrown791 6 місяців тому
“The sum of a person is how I define them as opposed to a moment.” Trevor!!!! “I don’t want that to define you. It shouldn’t define you.” I love both these guys.
@KharisB.A Рік тому
I'm always in awe of Trevor's interviewing skills which to me, is the best among his peers. And the hug that he initiated at the end was so humane. He'll certainly be missed when he leaves.
@WillSmith-xk6tc Рік тому
Thanks for supporting💖💖
@WillSmith-xk6tc Рік тому
Thanks for supporting💖
@hcmlm19951 Рік тому
It's because he is a real person
@amandlamedia Рік тому
@@WillSmith-xk6tc Please chat with Pacifica Radio Network. One of the oldest public stations in the U. S. Great topic!
@acommonman7950 Рік тому
cringe
@npatriciacastillo6671 Рік тому
A picture of grace is what Trevor displayed tonight. Well done! May we all be willing to accept apologies and not judge one another on our worst days/nights but more on the overall trajectory of someone's life.
@Balladov Рік тому
Grace is important. I'm not going to lie, I'm at the begining of the video and was going through the comments to make sure that got addressed. Trevor is one of the few people I would trust to have a conversation that probably should be held within the melinated community on this sort of stage. Really hopeful for thi interview!
@moresalad221 Рік тому
Too soon Jr.
@SNOOPY-SNOOP1A Рік тому
HE DON'T NEED TO APOLOGIZE TO YOU😏😏😏
@melartista Рік тому
This grace needs to be given to a lot of others as well.
@Handlethis342 Рік тому
“Grace” is the new buzz word.
@nikosdemourzidis8443 6 місяців тому
i love this conversation
@aaryamannambiar6677 Рік тому
Dude... Massive, massive respect to Trevor for speaking his mind about the Oscars incident to Will's face. Saying "it was F**ked up what you did", but putting it in a context of "learning from a mistake". I'll miss Trevor a lot as a host and speaker.
@thebha7519 Рік тому
@@avarmauk who said an assault can't be a mistake.
@juniorc1521 Рік тому
Everyone makes mistakes but some mistakes you cant take back and some mistakes can cost lives. He is an international icon and role model to a lot of people and what he did should have consequences and rippling effects. Like trevor said you reacted in the wrong way at the wrong time. He picked someone he thought he could bully, and the smug way he walked off stage like he just won the oscar right then and there did not help.
@mrdoriangrey3684 Рік тому
@@avarmauk You obviously never been assaulted
@preciouslyunhinged Рік тому
@@avarmauk what he did was wrong ,he acknowledged his wrongs...and why can't he be given a 2nd chance
@bentmch1 Рік тому
@@avarmauk u talk hate in you
@AtheneHolder Рік тому
appreciate his ability to see that the situation was messed up and finally admit that he was going thru something. we been knew this. wish him well, still one of my fav actors and rappers
@djwalruss4897 Рік тому
That checkbook has been taking hits
@sylvietshibassu7247 Рік тому
The best !
@hueyandmo Рік тому
As someone with severe CPTSD, I really appreciate having Will Smith as someone to look up to. Someone who makes mistakes and might hulk out when triggered like the rest of us, but still gets back up, apologizes, and keeps trying to be a better person. And who does this all while trying to heal the unbearable sorrows that still plague our hearts and few others will ever understand.
@ernaherlina8014 Рік тому
@@hueyandmo He didn't apologize sincerely. In fact in his Oscar speech he still blamed Chris. He only apologized the next day after he realised the public outrage would hurt his career.
@swbr4722 8 місяців тому
we love you Will from India. We know you are not that man. You are that fun, loving and crazy man whom we loved in fresh prince. So that was a temporary bad phase.
@othmanma5854 Рік тому
This show touched my heart, specially I just read your book! Trevor, you are the man! Love you!
@ftjordan3351 Рік тому
This was an extremely fascinating interview! You can tell Smith is still trying to figure everything out. He's no where near as polished as he usually would be! Trevor did phenomenal job directing this conversation!!
@MM-vs2yu Рік тому
Yeah he comes across quite real and yes this is an age of unfiltered comments and irrationality. And Trevor pointing out how some folks listed him alongside pedophiles-that’s just deranged. Minimizes there seriousness of child abuse. That is truly disturbing and explains much of why so many kids are messed up in this country if adults minds really work this way.
@TheMrsHlong Рік тому
Very true indeed a real life man having real life experiences in the public eye. Like noses everybody has one. Opinions mean nothing to anyone who really matters!
@ftjordan3351 Рік тому
@@fallingdownthestairsallday6008 Couple points of clarification here, and I'm truly not looking to debate on this, but number one you have no idea how old I am. Smith is maybe 5 years older than me and wasn't a child actor and two this isn't a movie he's discussing, he's balancing the fact that there were times he wasn't a protector for his loved ones and managing his public image which prior to the slap was spotless. Matter of fact this was one of his first public interviews since the incident. Trevor made him feel safe so he allowed himself to be vulnerable so yeah he still was in fact figuring out his messaging.
@chano6555 Рік тому
@@ftjordan3351do you not see a problem he’s only talking about it because he’s promoting his movie
@toofar2real Рік тому
He can't hide behind being polished because the world already knows he's flawed
@lotusphoenix8 Рік тому
Empathy is a superpower. Objectivity is a superpower. This is the kind of conversation that really has the power to heal the world. Thank you Trevor.
@oshing9 Рік тому
One of the best comment section.
@IceESole Рік тому
🙌🏽🙏🏽🤘🏼
@nihinlolawaalao8264 Рік тому
Yesss
@rangers94ism Рік тому
What do you mean? Will Smith didn't say anything
@mattkinsella9856 11 місяців тому
Absolutely. People fk up. Everybody, me, you, Will Smith, everybody. Understanding, forgiveness and second chances seem to be in short supply these days.
@golddiggerktvprank0234 7 місяців тому
we Love you WILL
@kissmygrits8782 7 місяців тому
😂😂😂😂😂🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
@mikezephy6646 Рік тому
They way Will switched Oscar topic is so artistic Man 😂😂,shout out to the fresh prince 🔥
@saboragloria7887 Рік тому
The way Trevor interrupted Smith when he noticed he didn't find the exactly words 👍
@Spiffy30 Рік тому
Right here 12:00 ...very cool 😎!
@saboragloria7887 Рік тому
@@Spiffy30 Right
@reinaldopessoa2603 Рік тому
Yo for real man, Trevor was made for this!
@debrabecoats3171 Рік тому
I love Will🥰🥰
@coachian.m Рік тому
Wisdom and insight
@maildeliverysubsystemmaile9178 Рік тому
This is a master class for what interviews should be. Compelling conversation handled with authenticity and pure humanity. ❤
@kaitiezhee Рік тому
YES 1000%!!! With dignity, compassion, vulnerability, humility, empathy … you put it best… humanity 💜
@ShadonyaNorthington Рік тому
Great lesson! Both "faith vs revelation and the POWER of love"-- all three can start your life over, yet love conquerors ALL. You're "Will Smith" love and respect. We all make mistakes 🤗
@beholdjesusiscomingsoon8238 Рік тому
Will Smith did so great on this project He did amazing infact 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
@Kundebeats Рік тому
I'm really gonna miss Trevor Noah as the host of this show. He's such an incredebly talented interviewer and conversationalist man. Love how he always seems to know the right words to navigate these complex topics and ideas. I wish him the best on his next chapter!
@miahconnell23 Рік тому
When Kilborne left, I thought “oh, man, I’m gonna miss him…” and then Jon Stewart was soooo excellent, and he left (and did & does important work)), and then Trevor won all us over with his charisma and real-ness…. He’s gonna be alright. We will all continue to love him and support him. I bet he’s gonna put out great work 🙏
@thomasjust2663 Рік тому
Never liked him for some reason
@stevewindisch2882 Рік тому
@@thomasjust2663 I didn't like him at first and I'm not sure if it was just because he wasn't Jon Stewart or if he just hadn't grown into the role. Maybe a combination of the two. Trevor's definitely become an amazing host, though and I like him now
@neilebochue433 Рік тому
All these excuses, “ you don’t know what I’m going through “ n all. The only redemption is direct televised apology to Chris rock and public acceptance from Chris rock. For anyone to really believe again
@MichaelTacconi757 Рік тому
@@neilebochue433 no that’s for YOU to believe again. How do you know he didn’t attempt to try? An apology is a sincere, intimate, personal thing. It doesn’t need to be a huge event. He doesn’t have to yell it from on top of a mountain
@CamilleEssick Рік тому
Trevor handled this with such grace. I love it. Truly hate he is leaving. Love Will’s transparency and humility. We have ALL made mistakes. The only difference is Will had the world watching and we did not. Love this conversation and hearing men discussing their feelings. Wishing them both the best in their future endeavors. 🫶🏾
@RYTG Рік тому
people better not make jokes in this movie or Will will start slappin ^^
@peterpan8627 Рік тому
The twitching that came upon lewis blacks face when he said soy milk is exactly how I feel about ur comment. Wills transparency and humility? You don't ever ever slap a man like thaaaaaatttttttttttt!!!!! Aaagggghhhhh
@missflorencek8569 Рік тому
You're right all of us are doing things but we aren't being watched by the world.
@johnx585 Рік тому
yes very awesome 👌
@byram101 Рік тому
I am happy to say that it was a powerful and moving film and Will's respect to the Character of Peter and his suffering personified the beauty of the human spirit. Will's effort and passion for the story is clearly on display in the film.
@susanmuchirahondo6801 9 місяців тому
I love Will's laugh so much.
@angelmbasa9835 Рік тому
This was a beautiful interview. I am a big Will Smith fan and he must set himself free coz everyone makes a mistake. He needs to set himself free and be happy
@bid84 Рік тому
He needs to come out of the closet
@angelmbasa9835 Рік тому
@@bid84 for what, stop reaching
@originalTeakill Рік тому
Honestly dissapointing, his response was some basic cookie cutter nonsense, apology equivalent of "live love laugh" kitchen ornament. No apology to Chris and no regret felt from it.
@mishedejongh1946 Рік тому
@@angelmbasa9835 And
@roser8911 Рік тому
You can’t talk about his wife. He will slap you.
@naimulislam9712 Рік тому
I don't think anyone can take interviews like Trevor. He's unique in his own way.
@kaitiezhee Рік тому
Because he’s so authentic, and courageous enough to be vulnerable and human which is to have humility.. I couldn’t agree with you more. 💜🙏
@josecolon2449 Рік тому
He would be great with a podcast. But thats a step down.
@maureenmposula3476 Рік тому
I was having chills throughout the discussion and not from NOT trusting him BUT how he made Will to feel .
@damotheman4196 Рік тому
Thats the literal meaning of "Unique" my friend, it means something unlike anything else.
@kingdevil6021 Рік тому
Does Islam allow TV and music and dance?
@pacificnorthwest7456 Рік тому
Love this! Nothing but love and admiration for Will Smith!!!
@berge95 Рік тому
@Will Smith man post Oscars has been rough for you Will. You can't even get one subscriber on UKposts 😅
@berge95 Рік тому
@Will Smith Oh this is Jada. We live together. It's my sock account honey. See you at dinner
@berge95 Рік тому
@Will Smith me too baby. It's seriously me Jada. Come back to bed.
@Junkman2008 5 місяців тому
That wasn't an interview, that was a therapy session for Will Smith.
@thomasphiri1862 5 місяців тому
Much needed
@MisterFoxx Рік тому
I’ve heard Will say “you know” A LOT of times in interviews, but based on this interview you can tell he was nervous. I think he’s dealt with the issue personally at home. But I don’t think he’s found the right words to deliver to the public because sometimes you can say the right thing in public, but people will still try to twist your words. Just like how he said he didn’t want to say too much to “create misunderstanding”. He knows all he can really say is that he’s sorry and that he’s lost it. Because if he said anymore, people would try to read between lines that aren’t there and be even more critical. People expect perfect when they aren’t perfect themselves. Will just needs love and support right now.
@MichaelFlynn0 Рік тому
yer -- he was terrified ....
@shaystern2453 Рік тому
no he needs anger management classes for 20 years
@MisterFoxx Рік тому
@@shaystern2453 imagine thinking someone needs anger management for that long after just slapping someone.
@MISNM0 Рік тому
This is a very compassionate response.
@kevinfofana6565 Рік тому
You right, he is very articulate but this time he found words hard to come by.
@smugasn09 Рік тому
This was an excellent interview. Trevor has an amazing skill of navigating difficult conversations with respect and civility without losing the importance or impact of the subject.
@michielmorssinkhof Рік тому
Exactly this!
@thezombiekiller54540 11 місяців тому
With the Obvious Support of this Interviewer Trevor, Great Energy and Understanding on his part , but no one mentions how Inspiring , yet Very Courageous , One Who is on the Big Screen in front of the Whole world Watching You, No one Is Perfect , Yet he Manages to not only Pull Through but Reveals His True Character . Will Smith, You Are one of The Greats Of Our Time . Thank you Will and Trevor .
@levmoses742 Рік тому
I appreciate that Will spoke about how complicated the situation was, in sooooo many ways.
@jonathanj2666 Рік тому
Complicated? A comedian told a joke, like he was paid to do for the evening. And Will Smith put hands on him. This is dangerous in so many ways.
@user-xe2io2go1f Рік тому
Lol what the heck
@bsykesbeats4013 Рік тому
I might agree, but having product placement in his apology video discounts all of that.
@thomasjust2663 Рік тому
No, it was not hard, he assaulted another black man without provocation, any other person would be in jail
@wildflower1397 Рік тому
@@thomasjust2663 For one slap that didn't injure him or even knock him off his feet? What he did was wrong, but I would be amazed if anyone was ever sentenced to jail time for that. Lots of ugliness and violence out there, so let's save our hate for the evil people. A year has passed, and it's time to forgive and move on.
@esrahassan Рік тому
There is no one could've handled the Oscar thing with Will the way Trevor did in such a respectful and thoughtful way👏👏👏
@TubaTones Рік тому
No one? Ah, come on, there are plenty. Stephen Colbert for one. Joe Rogan, Lex Friedman, etc. Trevor did a great job, I’m not saying he didn’t, but to say “no one could have done this”? Bit much imo.
@ingridschmid1709 Рік тому
@@TubaTones No disrespect to most of those you cited but no, in that regard Trevor is one of a kind .
@elderwookiee Рік тому
Will Smith doesn’t deserve an interview.this is the first thing Trevor has done I disagree with
@SupremeBros2012 Рік тому
@@elderwookiee cancelling people is not productive , people must be given a chance to redeem themselves
@gwildordipkin6504 Рік тому
Maury Povich would have done it better. Not for Will mind you, just for my entertainment. Having Chris Rock think he is there for a different reason and bringing him out mid interview or some such. Maury is a class act.
@risingisis7813 Рік тому
This was a great honest compassionate interview. Trevor handled the discussion re Will's Oscar behavior with such compassion and accountability.
@LaptopmenaceMTK Рік тому
never once saying sorry to chris. everyone can see through this bs
@wildwaning9427 Рік тому
@@LaptopmenaceMTK You must have been MIA because he DID apologize to Chris...look it up!!
@kartikadewi3270 Рік тому
@@LaptopmenaceMTK just because he didn't publicly apologize to Chris rock doesn't mean he felt bad for Chris rock. Will Smith is kinda being like Truman Burbank progressively.
@lab4389 Рік тому
I believe in NDE’s (near death experience). This is something that I will watch- it sounds hard to watch, but an important story that needed to be told. Thanks for the interview. Forgiveness is so important- It sounds like Will has learned the importance of dealing with trauma. It always find its way to the surface. Blessings everyone. ☮️
@loveinthematrix Рік тому
🕊
@mandisatshehlane 6 місяців тому
Beautiful conversation, we still got mega love for you Will
@Vaibhav221B Рік тому
Trevor is such an exceptional conversationist...❤️
@miraag1000 Рік тому
Conversationalist
@ernestcage3848 Рік тому
Very EXCEPTIONAL
@siulnoredlac4951 Рік тому
They way Trevor talked to him about this topic. Even though it is serious topic Trevor hit the right tone. Journalists today tend to try to make everything dramatic rather than presenting facts and having an actual conversation. There was no steering the star for a response or reaction. It was just questions and conversation. I LOVE IT!
@HappySummerOV Рік тому
I want all interviews to be like this. Thank you Mr. Smith, thank you Mr. Noah. This is a very high level of culture, upbringing, self-education, humanity, love in both of you. Fresh air. I can breathe again. One of the best interviews I've ever seen. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@AdobePremierePro1 Рік тому
Trevor was just at a hand distance from Will fearing all along if this might be his turn if he utters a joke that may offend Will 🤣😂
@SandyRed881 Рік тому
Trevor had so much class in this interview. You never know what someone else is going through. We should be nice, watch what we say to and leave people alone. You never know how someone will react! The tongue is power. Never put people on a pedestal. Will is a human being. Be real, we all have less than stellar moments in our lives.
@anabelleh2069 Рік тому
Exactly
@cw4814 Рік тому
Everyone deserves a second chance. Will Smith made an error . He deserves to be forgiven. There are many actors who have been forgiven, and have not lost their careers. How many of us would be where we are today, if we weren't given a second chance He apologized!!
@Mariliza. Рік тому
Well said. And yes, Trevor does carry himself with so much class and respect for others. He will be missed on the Daily Show.
@gidget101 Рік тому
I could puke.
@zazatv6822 Рік тому
Will needs to get rid of Jada, kids are grown.
@chowder2260 Рік тому
His first interview after the Oscar’s could not be better than this. Trevor is absolutely amazing. He was generous but fair. And I continue to remain a Will Smith fan.❤ Cant wait to watch that movie.
@TheLastShow Рік тому
he could have said Sorry for Chris and ACTUALLY taking accontability removing the burden of the lightest joke being used to justify agression.. but hey.. let's hear more of how it affected HIM and how sad HE is for HIS own actions
@adrienneb4009 Рік тому
@@TheLastShow bye. How many times does one apologize. Get over it
@ondrej2446 Рік тому
@@adrienneb4009 you can't talk to some people🤷🏾♂️
@anitawilliams9570 Рік тому
@@adrienneb4009 no you get over it, he's not apologizing, he's acting like a blabbering fake crying victim. So no he hasn't apologized and you fell for the Okey dokey.
@anitawilliams9570 Рік тому
@@TheLastShow Truth 💯💯💯
@travisrichmond905 Рік тому
I’m one of the biggest Will Smith fans. People have their moments and I’m still looking forward to all he has to offer this world. Anyway, Trevor seems like the coolest, smartest person
@foxman907 8 місяців тому
We all make mistakes. Those who won't forgive you are the one's who did not or cannot forgive themselves for the wrong that they did. I also tried to judge you, but then I thought about the mistakes that I made. That I found to be difficult for myself to forgive.
@dr.lakeishacole2089 Рік тому
My birthday is June 19. Today, my husband and I watched Emancipation. In 2019, I published my first of eleven books, Faith Changes the Outcome. I am proud of each in a different way. I appreciate each moment and grateful for my work and others' contributions to make this world better for all. Blessings and dreams come true for everyone here 🙏🖤🤎🤍🙏
@tkosaa3509 Рік тому
"The sum of a person is how I define them as opposed to a moment"-Trevor..This was not an interview, it's more of a human empathetic moment. A lot of us needed this closure from Will and glad Trevor made it happen. I hope I see Will and Chris at the same table soon.
@JohnDoe-iv7yu Рік тому
Unforgiveable act Will did. Just WHO gets to that level and does that on TV? An arrogant megalomaniac such as Will who even here is acting. Terrible person.
@firemyst9064 Рік тому
@John Doe I'd like to disagree. I personally think that level of emotional outburst could happen to anybody at any level of life. Fighter pilot, politician, esteemed lawyer, grocery store clerk, truck driver. We are all people, humans, have emotions run high sometimes. Do I think will should have slapped Chris rock? No, and I was shocked just like everyone else. I think its forgivable but that's really a decision for Chris Rock, not the public to decide here.
@JaydevRaol Рік тому
Yeah
@hnttakata713 Рік тому
Beautifully said. Thank you. Yes, empathy is the bridge for understanding, and forgiveness. Mahalo.
@patrickbertlein4626 Рік тому
You know.
@sunnylilme Рік тому
Trevor is so insightful, empathetic. He's so loveable.
@jn4756 Рік тому
oh yeah? why didn't he stand up for Roald Amundsen?
@johnjackson3885 Рік тому
No way. Men are a disappointment. Why are we celebrating them again?
@jn4756 Рік тому
@Something Something Dark Side what is my cause? do you know who Roald Amundsen is?
@AfroChicSA Рік тому
True that
@dnwanja Рік тому
So well said..lol
@kaleababeje1986 Рік тому
Trevor's one of the best interview. He handle the story cleverly and Sensitively. Gonna be missed behind this desk.
@loyisog4795 9 місяців тому
I really love will smith 🥹🥹🥹
@gayanemanukyan7337 Рік тому
You can have hard conversations, you can directly tell people they messed up and you can be kind all at the same time. Trevor
@papiojays2146 Рік тому
Pure art💯
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