In a recent live show, Dave Chapelle allegedly attacked Will Smith, which led to the actor expressing his rage towards Chapelle. Smith's outburst occurred during his new stand-up comedy special, "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air: Reunion." While discussing his experience with fellow comedian and actor Kevin Hart, Smith revealed that he was deeply hurt by Chapelle's comments about his marital issues. Smith claimed that Chapelle had made jokes about his wife, Jada Pinkett Smith, having an affair with singer August Alsina.

Smith acknowledged that comedy often involves pushing boundaries and making jokes about sensitive topics but emphasized that there are certain boundaries that should not be crossed. He highlighted the importance of respecting people's personal lives, especially during a public performance. Smith stated that he believed Chapelle's comments crossed the line and demonstrated a lack of empathy.

Despite his rage towards Chapelle, Smith also expressed his appreciation for the comedian's talent and acknowledged his contributions to the field. However, he made it clear that he would not tolerate personal attacks on him or his loved ones. Smith's emotional outburst during his stand-up special has sparked discussions and debates about the limits of comedy and the impact it can have on individuals and their personal lives.