Will Smith mocked during the 64th Grammy Awards.

When Levardis Robert Martyn Burton Jr. made a joke regarding Will Smith’s Oscars slap incident, the audience at the pre-televised ceremony for the 64th Annual Grammys burst out laughing.
While hosting the Grammys premier ceremony, the American actor, television host, director, and author introduced a presenter and warned his audience not to trespass.

“I’d like to warn you that our next presenter is a comedian,” Burton said. “If you understand what I mean. As a result, everyone should remain seated and keep their hands to themselves. Alright?”

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Nate Bargatze, a comedian, wore a helmet while performing on stage. He elaborated: “They claim that comedians are now required to wear them during their joke segments at award presentations. It doesn’t even hide your face; I believe it simply emphasizes where you’d attack me.”
During the Grammy Awards event, which took place on April 3, 2022, in the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, host Trevor Noah began the program by making fun of Will Smith’s Oscars slap.
Looking elegant as ever, the comic declared, “We’re going to be dancing, singing, and keeping our names out of people’s mouths” – a remark that elicited laughter from the audience.

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Relating to the story, Will Smith, who came on stage and slapped Chris Rock, was the greatest incident of a crowded Academy Award ceremony that seemed scripted at first. But as we dug more into the circumstances of what transpired, we discovered that the Smith family is going through a terrible time, with Jada Pinkett Smith suffering from an illness that causes her to lose her hair.

When Rock cracked the joke, it hit Will in an unexpected way. He merely reacted and went about his business. Let’s be honest: he wasn’t happy with himself for assaulting a fellow performer on stage, regardless of the joke he told. That’s why, after accepting his first Academy Award for performing in a leading role, he gave a passionate apology speech.