This US tattoo artist made an artwork out of Will Smith-Chris Rock punch drama. Internet is in splits
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A tattoo artist named Oscar Aguilar Jr from New Jersey shared a video on his Instagram showing the unique Will Smith slapping Chris Rock tattoo.
Chris Rock may have put some ice on his cheek and forgotten about Will Smith’s out-of-the-blue slap during his monologue at the 94th Academy Awards. But the internet never forgets. It had just been three days since the Oscar-winning actor walked up on the stage and hit the actor-comedian for joking about his wife Jada Pinkett Smith’s hair.
As millions of viewers watched the unexpected moment, Twitter started blowing up with the hashtag #WhatJustHappened.
We are not going to go into a debate or any analysis here because we just wanted to show you how someone decided to immortalise the punch drama on their body with a tattoo.
A tattoo artist named Oscar Aguilar Jr from New Jersey shared a video on his Instagram showing a rather unique tattoo. It is none other than the unexpected moment between Chris Rock and Will Smith.
Take a look:
While Oscar has not divulged who the client was, the video was enough to leave netizens laughing hard. People were in awe of the unusual tattoo. One section of the comments section wrote how amazing it was, while the other section thought it was simply stupid.
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