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19:09Now PlayingMichael Jackson’s nephew Taj Jackson has thanked Will Smith for slapping Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars after the comedian dissed his family years.
On Monday (March 6), Jackson hopped on Twitter to give his thoughts on Chris Rock’s new Netflix comedy special titled Selective Outrage that aired over the weekend. In his routine, Rock took aim at the late King of Pop Michael Jackson, and several other big-name celebrities such as Elon Musk, Meghan Markle and more.
According to Taj Jackson, Chris Rock’s special was nothing but another form of bullying, and he’s had enough of it, especially when he cracked jokes on his deceased uncle just minutes into the show.
“Chris Rock has used my family as punching bags for his entire career. Yet I am supposed to feel bad for him getting slapped and humiliated on the Oscars,” Taj Jackson wrote. “After seeing a new clip of him attacking my dead uncle in the first minutes of his ‘Retaliation-I’m still relevant ‘special, I have 3 things to say.
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