Will Smith Makes Baby Oil Joke, Distances from Diddy
Will Smith Expresses Frustration Over Recent Jokes
During a recent performance in San Diego, Will Smith, the talented rapper-turned-actor, addressed the audience with a clear message regarding his connection to the controversial Sean “Diddy” Combs. In light of Combs’ recent arrest on sex trafficking charges in September, Smith referenced various social media memes that have circulated, attempting to clarify his stance and distance himself from the ongoing drama. He acknowledged the humorous nature of some jokes but felt compelled to set the record straight about his disassociation from the situation.
“Some of that stuff is funny, some of it’s funny,” Smith remarked, before elaborating on the online discussions he has encountered. He emphasized, “I haven’t addressed any of this publicly, but I just wanna say this very clearly: I don’t have sh—t to do with Puffy. So, y’all can stop all them memes. Y’all can stop all of that bullsh—t.” With his candid remarks, he aimed to quell any misunderstandings and put an end to the jokes linking him to Diddy’s controversial circumstances.
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Smith further expressed, “I ain’t been nowhere near no damn freak-off. I do enough of my own sh—t. Don’t be putting me in other people’s bullsh—t. I ain’t been nowhere near that man. I ain’t did none of that stupid sh—t. So whenever y’all hear it, if somebody says that, it’s a damn lie. I don’t even like baby oil.” His passionate declaration aimed to firmly refute any insinuations or rumors linking him to the controversial happenings surrounding Combs.
Acknowledging the impact of the memes, he humorously noted to the crowd, “Your memes were doing too much. Your memes were having me mad.” His response highlighted how the online discourse has affected him personally, despite his efforts to maintain a distance from the controversy associated with Diddy.
Adding to the drama, 50 Cent joined the conversation by posting a video featuring a clip of Smith’s performance. The Queens rapper humorously claimed, “That wasn’t me, man,” while emphasizing that he merely shared the memes rather than creating them. This light-hearted interaction between the two artists showcased the ongoing public fascination with their dynamic.
50 Cent also included a cheeky caption, “How you don’t like Will Smith, man LOL. I’m watching his movies.” This playful jab not only entertained fans but also underscored the contrasting public perceptions of both artists amid the unfolding events.
In addition to addressing these controversies, Will Smith has recently released a new song alongside Joyner Lucas titled “Tantrum.” Fans can listen to this fresh collaboration and experience his musical evolution by streaming it now.
