Howard Stern Says hypocrisy in Hollywood for Treating Will Smith Differently Than Dave Chappelle Attacker
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The way security handled Dave Chappelle’s assailant at his concert last night, according to Howard Stern, is the same way the Oscars should’ve handled Will Smith.
What Happened on The Howard Stern Show?
He expressed his displeasure with the attack on Dave Chappelle on Wednesday’s broadcast of The Howard Stern Show. “I hate to say it, but I’ve always wanted to do America’s Got Talent, which I told you I used to do live.” “I’ve always thought it’s these live shows and everything,” he said. “It’s crazy because people are getting nuttier and nuttier, and they’re going to use these opportunities to attack people.”
“Every comedian had to be chilled by that attack on Chris Rock because they are in a live setting with people very near to them,” co-host Robin Quivers noted. “When you’re performing your work and you’re in the zone, you’re hyper-focused on it,” Howard Stern explained. So being on stage is strange because you can’t sit there and think to yourself, ‘I hope no one from the fucking audience comes up.'”
Will Smith was called out by Howard Stern on the show
“You’re blind!” Quivers have been added. “Unlike the Academy Awards, Jamie Foxx rushed out on stage to assist Dave Chappelle,” Howard Stern explained. “Now, here’s the point I’m trying to make about how messed up Hollywood is: Some members of the Academy Awards audience should still be ashamed of themselves. I sincerely hope they are.”
“This guy came up on stage and attacked Dave Chappelle,” he said. Did they let him go back to his seat, laugh, and sit close to his wife after that, and then give them an award? No! They pulled him backstage and severely injured his arms and hands. “They Beat! “Everyone walked over to console Will Smith at the Academy Awards because it was live television and Hollywood didn’t know what to do about Will Smith,” Howard Stern explained.
“Listen!” he continued. Will Smith isn’t treated any differently from the Dave Chappelle assailant. That’s the truth: Will Smith received a standing ovation at the Oscars after the attack. It’s on film, so it’s not a hoax. They didn’t break Will’s hands; instead, they shook them, which is immoral, and they should all be ashamed.”
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