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When you are happy, you feel his pain When you are sad, this hits you on a different level But when you miss your parent/s, you understand every word he said on a whole new level
@Don-wn9np He me that every person has a different perspective. People who lost or had a parent really could relate to that. I have the same situation like in this scene
his speech wasn't in the script at all ..he made that all up on the spot...from personal experience he spoke from the heart he had the whole studio crying when he said all this..legendary speech 💯💥
His speach was 100% scripted as per both Will and the writer. Wills father was also a constant presence in his life and this wasn't from personal experience.
@@laurahogan3247 will and the writer literally have said this. Go read Wills book, he talks about it. So you are going with will is lying then? Why do you insist both him and the writer have both lied about this?
@@laurahogan3247 from an interview with the writer on the Washington post Fans of the show have long believed that Smith improvised that final scene in which his character builds to an emotional crescendo, loudly proclaiming all the milestones he got through without Lou, but “every word was written by Bill and I,” Zuckerman said. “Will’s delivery was so perfect it seems like it was in the moment.” "
@@laurahogan3247 here is what Will Smith told Essence Magazine about his father. “Dad was tough but not tyrannical. He kept me in line. He’d get this look that said, ‘One more step, Will, and it’ll get ugly.’ He was an independent businessman. He set up refrigeration in supermarkets, and he ALWAYS provided for us. He’s a steady and positive figure in my life.” So again. Why do you claim he's lying?
nah, he retried that part over and over and when he finally got it James Avery hugged him and whispered in his ear "Thats fuckin acting" he said it on interveiw
a English actually, This whole scene is not scripted. The script was normally he would say “how come he don’t want me man” and it just kinda being over. The hug was not scripted either. Pretty much the whole scene wasn’t. What is amazing is how at the end when they were hugging Phil said “now thats fucking acting” which was said In a interview
“How come he don’t want me man” 🥺 edit: bruh tbh i’ve never had this many likes before but that line hit my hard actually cuz i have a dad i love so much and it would be hard to live without him but i can’t imagine losing a father or having to grow up without a father remember you are all amazing human beings and you are loved. Rip xxx and rip uncle phil 🖤
Sad Fact: When Will Smith was actually doing this scene, he wasn't acting, he meant everything he said, and all the emotions he showed were real. This scene basically represents what Will felt like when his father actually left him in real life.
Relate to this as my dad never sent me a damn card or never sent me a happy birthday message I haven’t been my dads Child for 16 years that’s how old I am he never said I was his
@@slayvidflores9237 ^^ The fact there's so many different rumors about this scene being off script is proof the writers did their job right. It was scripted y'all. There's a video on of of Will explaining how hard it was to channel and portray the emotion correctly. Phil whispered a congratulations in his ear during the hug
Damn man sorry about that. My dad didn't die and is still alive altough I wish he wasn't. i don't live with him anymore but basically he was an abusive father towards my mom and us kids. Crazy how someone like him can just get away with all that and your dad didn't even had the chance. Sorry for your loss :(
This scene was scripted because will even explained what he was meant to do and when James avery aka uncle Phil went for the hug he whispered in wills ear "that's fuckin acting"
@@78issaac the fact that you say this proves that you didnt watch the video there is no relatability from will to the script the emotion just came from wanting to be a good actor
I used to watch this show all the time with my friends, this scene was one of the scenes that hit hard and got me thinking. Still hits hard til this day.😢😢
I honestly can relate my dad left when I was 3 and I always felt like it was my fault. When we talk to him all he talks about our his other kids and hurts that he never sent a gift of a card and he get his other kids phones cars and sends them on vacation.
I watched this show when my dad was in jail and put on a sad beat or instremnel and my brother said what's wrong never told him what's wrong but now we grown up got him now and I found this like 1 year ago and watched it and gave me memory's that I never forgot and I still be going through pain shit still hurts but we fine fs
apparently Will is actually experience the same thing her didn't had a father figure in his childhood so of course he actually put his real life emotion and experiences to this scene I don't know if this is true I just heard of this story but yeah is hard so find some one that can actually find an actor to do this scene.
This wasn't scripted at all. Wills father really did walk out on him. And this scene stirred up those emotions. Everything he said to uncle Phil wasn't scripted.
This is the Best sitcom i have ever stumbled by and i dont regret watching 5 seasons over and over and over i recommend you to watch fresh prince of bel-air if you have not seen it
My father waited 15 years to tell me happy birthday and still missed it by 5 months it hurts when you realize that the guy you were always told to look up to turns out to be the one guy that you should never look back for
My dad left when I was born and he came back for my 14th birthday and showed up like nothing happened. I told him to leave. I said "you dont even know me, you need to leave."
Ikr my dad only sent me stupid letters when he left he didn't let me celebrate my birthday I missed most of my fucking birthdays just to go to stupid meetings I'd skip down the hall of my school and say to people it's my birthday like that was the only time I was happy with him and some people actually smiled and said happy birthday unlike my piece of shit father
Whenever Smith said “Sittin’ up every night and I ask my mom when’s daddy coming home?” I know how that feels like, but for me it’s “Crying every night and I ask my dad when’s mom coming home?” I miss her:(
Man this shit I can relate to my whole life was like this now being 20 I look back at it and just wonder why did this happen to me why wasn’t I the once to get the love and support that everyone deserves 😢but did it without them and my life is better then it will ever be
Who ever reads this comment I hope your inner child heals from all the pain and suffering you endured over the years. May the universe bless your souls and enlighten you.
if you need help go talk to your friends, family and people you trust, life can be great and will get even better after the pandemic ends so do not waste it and life have a lot of good experiences and memories that are gonna make you think it was all worth it, a lot of people who tried to end their lives remember that they changed their mind and are happy to be alive, if necessary search for help in the internet and if you can afford it call a therapist "ending your life is a permanent solution to a temporary problem" also do not be shy to call for help...
When you don't get the opportunity or never given the opportunity to know your father as a man or women. Personally me Growing up as a man without a father raised by women. My sister taught me discipline (God bless her for that), but it ain't easy tryna raise a man to be a man...you gotta find your way.
The reason I love this song is so that I can keep pushing myself to move forward in my life and when I sad I play this song over and over again 💔 I hate life sometimes because I have no friends to motivate me to reach my goals in life .
Damn. *How come he don’t want me man?* That hit too close to home. Sounds like a conversation I had with my mom🥲 ‼️edit‼️ I’m so sorry for all of you replying to me and about your situations! Your situations make my look like dirt😫 I hope you guys have an amazing day🤩
All because my mom did drugs never found out who my dad is my mom never said happy bday for 13 years that's how old I am but I'm with better people now
matthew smalley I feel you bro my. My mom does drugs and my dad left before I was born. And I think it’s my fault sometimes even though it’s not. Never let that bring you down I use it as a motivation to do better than my parents.
I’m so sorry man. My dad died when I was a baby, and even though he was there, I don’t even know him. So I know what that’s like, and I’m really sorry bro 😢
Yes, I can relate. One time I was jerkin' my gherkin when suddenly 5 muscly men of Hispanic descent, accompanying my father, walked into my bedroom (which is located in a crawl space at 08 Negra Aroya Lane, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87104) and formed a circle around my bed which is made entirely from the rare sturgeon fish bones and aged French cheddar cheese. My father unbuckled his belt which is made from a combination of sawdust found only from the finest gum trees in North Southwest Ave. and a hooker, who we shall refer to as "Cheryl", and spoke in a friendly, familiar, fatherly tone; "Son, you know we don't appreciate you strokin' your salami in this household. So..." I shivered at the thought of what he might say next while the Latino lads smirked and inwardly chuckled. My father stared me down straight in the pupils with eyes blue like the Atlantic and spoke in a deep, baritone voice; "Me, Carlos, Manny, Pedro, Victor and Freddie here are gonna give you a beatin'." My heart was thumping in my throat. Crimson blood was pumping through every cortex and artery at such a rate that would rival even the most skilled percussionist. The Guatemalan males unzipped their flies and dropped their pig leather pants. My father spoke once more in that sickening, cold tone; "Oh, and if you think I was talking about the average beat down with this here belt, Quinzel Von KeyNashJenkins, you got another thing comin'..." Words cannot describe the trauma I felt in those 2 endless days and nights, and I'm almost falling apart writing about this, and I'm glad you could read it...
I Remember watching this episode when I was waiting for the Bus when I was younger I felt bad my 3 older brother pos father never took care of them and always played games they never met him My father did my dad was a real man took care of 3 yrs kids from when they were 3 and 6 months old . Sucks he passed recently I miss him
