Earlier this year, Will Smith made headlines all over the news when he walked the stage during the Academy Award function. He smacked the host Chris Rock after he made an unsavory comment about Jada Pinkett Smith. The actor lost his cool on the comedian over a joke made about his wife’s medical condition since Jada has alopecia. This controversial act instantly went viral on social media and people started talking about it.

Smith faced backlash from fans and his previous image was overshadowed by the harmful behavior he exhibited on stage. This fiasco became a notorious historical moment that people remembered for months. However, a new incident has diverted the attention of people after something huge like Oscar Slapgate. The internet goes crazy over the Bill Clinton Kid’s shambolic appearance at an event.

A kid stormed the Game Awards stage just like Will Smith did at the Oscars

During the finale of Geoff Keighley’s annual The Game Awards ceremony, an uncanny incident took place. A boy stormed the stage Thursday night after Elden Ring won the game of the year award.

“I want to thank everybody, and say that, I think I want to nominate this award to my reformed orthodox rabbi Bill Clinton. Thank you, everybody,” said the interloper. The audience was left stunned by who he was and why he did that.

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According to the Video Games FN, the boy has been arrested for interrupting the function. Meanwhile, fans have created their connection and put together this incident with Will Smith’s infamous incident.

People are comparing the two biggest haste moments of the year

Netizens are going crazy after the Games Awards crash calling it even bigger than Will Smith incident. One user posted “Oscars had their Will Smith Slap. Now The Game Awards got Rabbi Converted Bill Clinton.” While other user stated: “Just when you think the will it will top smith slap won’t this year.”

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