Will Smith Wonders What His Oscar Thinks Of His Infamous Slap

Sitting comfortably on a sofa in a duet video, Will observed as his companion shared with viewers the concept of intuitively asking anything for its opinion - be it a car, a pen, or even money - and receiving an answer. As she concluded her explanation, he lifted his Oscar statuette, which he had recently won for Best Actor in the film "King Richard," and positioned it in front of the camera. His expression suggested he was considering asking the statuette for its opinion of him, perhaps in jest about his prior misstep, but the video ended before he could say anything.

The video garnered a substantial response, with many of his admirers praising him for his ability to laugh at himself for the blunder he had previously admitted to. Others shared their perspectives on what the Oscar might say. "What's the lesson here?" inquired one fan, implying what the statuette might communicate. "You good, bro?" wondered another, envisioning the Oscar's possible response.