the oscars have certainly had their shocking moments. but none of these have had the cultural impact of the slap heard around the world. so here s the scene. chris rock s on stage. he s presenting one of the awards, best documentary. the most interesting thing that has ever happened in the academy awards happened when most people went to get their second beer. chris rock spots. jada pinkett smith. will smith s wife sitting in the front row and she s rocking this bald head. i think she looks better without hair than most women look with hair. chris rock says, jada, i love you. she adds to can t wait. the entire audience laughs, including will smith. she shoots. will this look like him? like she is not amused and then will like. like hitting a light switch. jumps up on stage, stalks right to chris rock. then like a pitcher in the bottom of the knife rearing back stance. when violence spiked at the oscars. that s the moment we knew crime was out of control in liberal cities. fir
what i did not fully appreciate until we were well into the trial is that there were groups of americans who were really into this. they called it trial by ticktalk. so people who who don t have an attention span can just watch 20 seconds, the different highlights of the trial, the different outfits that people wore in. terms of public perception. this thing was a landslide for johnny depp. the hashtag justice for amber heard had 21 million views, but justice for johnny depp had 5 billion. you just heard you speak to him in really horrible way. you called him a sellout. i just disagree. you could see her calculating. what kind of emotion should i convey? johnny depp came off cool as cucumber. people sort of really rallied around johnny depp. and most of the people that rallied around johnny depp were women. he was essentially the same kind of weird little do with a man bun when he walked into court the first day on a cross