Wacky Skit with Will Smith and Martin Lawrence Sparks Heated Debate

A recent video featuring Will Smith and Martin Lawrence has taken the internet by storm, igniting both laughter and controversy. The clip, set to the iconic tune of "Bad Boys," showcases a playful skit that has fans reminiscing about the duo's beloved film series. The catchy chorus, "Bad boys, bad boys, whatcha gonna do, whatcha gonna do when they come for you?" sets the tone for the comedic performance.

The video has garnered a variety of reactions from viewers. One user praised the skit, commenting, "Good for that guy. It was a pretty well done bit and it's really cool that he got to hang out with Smith and Lawrence for this little skit." Another viewer humorously noted, "Martin is beginning to be more like 'Cedric the Entertainer' shape than danger seeking cop shape."

However, not all feedback was positive. The comments section quickly turned into a heated debate, with some users bringing up past controversies involving Will Smith. One comment read, "Will Smith blew it... let's let him disappear," while another stated, "F*** Will Smith. A****** assaulted a man on national TV after laughing about a joke he then had to 'take offense' about."

The infamous incident at the Oscars, where Will Smith slapped comedian Chris Rock, was a recurring theme. "Lucky he didn't get a slap," one user quipped, referencing the skit. Another added, "What, is Chris Rock behind that door?" highlighting the lingering impact of the event.

Despite the mixed reactions, the video has sparked interest and curiosity among fans. Some users expressed their confusion about the incident, with one commenting, "Got curious, looked stuff up leading up to the 'Slap.' August Alsina was 22 when he had an affair with Jada Smith (44 at the time). Jada says they were separated since 2016. They said they would not ever divorce. All this led to my confusion as to the 'slap.' How does Will consider Jada his wife ('Keep my wife's name out your F mouth')? To keep up the charade?"

The video has also prompted discussions about the future of the "Bad Boys" series. "Don't think another sequel is warranted for this movie," one user opined, while another simply stated, "Quite the pairing."

Whether loved or criticized, the skit has undeniably left a mark, proving that Will Smith and Martin Lawrence still have the power to captivate audiences.