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Oscars 2022
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Amy Schumer had some decent digs in her solo monologue at the start.
I pissed myself laughing when they brought out the first two presenters, who were black with Toto's Africa playing.
I pissed myself laughing when they brought out the first two presenters, who were black with Toto's Africa playing.
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WTF JUST HAPPENED??? I LOOKED AWAY AND APPARENTLY MISSED WILL SMITH FREAKING OUT AND SLAPPING THE HOST!!! What did he say?? Please someone tell me!
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Hey, did anyone else’s sound cut out when Will Smith went on stage and yelled at/slapped Chris Rock?
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So is will getting arrested or was this staged? Cause it feels like the latter to gain ratings.
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Stay classy, Oscars.
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Worked shoots
Worked-shoot is the term for any occurrence that is scripted by the creative team to come off as unscripted and therefore appear as though it were a real-life happening but is, in fact, still part of the show. This can be seen as an example of the writers breaking the fourth wall and attempting to court the fans who are interested in shoots (i.e., events outside the traditional in-ring wrestling matchups). Notable characteristics of a worked-shoot include the mentioning of terms and information generally known only to industry insiders and "smart" fans. This community of "smart" pro-wrestling fans are sometimes referred to as "smarks".
A major example of a worked shoot occurred on June 27, 2011 episode of Raw, where CM Punk delivered a promo popularly known as a "pipebomb" promo. In it, Punk aired his grievances with WWE at the time and announced he would leave the promotion three weeks after his promo with the WWE Championship (Punk would sign a new contract during the time period); the promo was not cut-off until Punk attempted to mention bullying issues within the company. In order to provide an air of legitimacy, Punk received a kayfabe suspension from the company following the promo.[5]
Worked-shoot is the term for any occurrence that is scripted by the creative team to come off as unscripted and therefore appear as though it were a real-life happening but is, in fact, still part of the show. This can be seen as an example of the writers breaking the fourth wall and attempting to court the fans who are interested in shoots (i.e., events outside the traditional in-ring wrestling matchups). Notable characteristics of a worked-shoot include the mentioning of terms and information generally known only to industry insiders and "smart" fans. This community of "smart" pro-wrestling fans are sometimes referred to as "smarks".
A major example of a worked shoot occurred on June 27, 2011 episode of Raw, where CM Punk delivered a promo popularly known as a "pipebomb" promo. In it, Punk aired his grievances with WWE at the time and announced he would leave the promotion three weeks after his promo with the WWE Championship (Punk would sign a new contract during the time period); the promo was not cut-off until Punk attempted to mention bullying issues within the company. In order to provide an air of legitimacy, Punk received a kayfabe suspension from the company following the promo.[5]
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I guess it depends if Chris wants to consider it assault but I would say unscripted considering the official broadcast team hit that 5 minute delay mute button.
Chris's reaction is more genuinely shocked than I would expect from something staged. But maybe it is just for views? Seems like a weird thing to do when they want all that positive minority representation however.
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Yeah, from the reaction of everyone else, I think this is real. I know they're actors, but their shocks looks way too genuine to be just acting
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Also bless the Japanese for this spicy footage
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for a guy who played Muhammad Ali, kind of expected him to know how to throw a punch but then again he is a cuck.