Jim Carrey Called Out Hollywood After the Will Smith Slap… And It Hits Different Now

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What’s up YouTube — we’re talking about something that still doesn’t sit right with people: the night Will Smith slapped Chris Rock… and Hollywood gave a standing ovation.

Jim Carrey spoke on it, and his take wasn’t “team this” or “team that.”
It was a bigger point about how Hollywood protects images, controls narratives, and rewards certain behavior.

In this video, I react and break down:

Jim Carrey’s comments on the Oscars moment

why the standing ovation matters more than the slap

how celebrity PR, loyalty circles, and “industry rules” really work

and why Will & Jada’s public story keeps getting stranger over time (allegations and claims included as commentary)

This is commentary and reaction — share your take below:
Was this just a bad moment… or a sign of something bigger?

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