Will Smith seems so miserable. Him saying "ain't nobody doing better than me" was the saddest part of the interview. Like he was trying to convince himself. I wouldn't trade my life for his.

@madzi3rd

13 күн бұрын

That's not quite how I read it. It seemed to me like he was saying we are all struggling through life in some way, shape, or form, and not that he has the best at life, or that his life is particularly great.

@vettelover695

13 күн бұрын

@@madzi3rdblahhhhhhhh

@mashpojayde-o

13 күн бұрын

He seems defeated :(

@natinatyoutube

13 күн бұрын

​​@@madzi3rdWhat I honestly, genuinely find so crazy about your comment is that Will Smith literally said these words( "ain't nobody doing better than me") at the end of long answer about his own very specific life ( 25:24 HIS wife Jada, what she said about HIM, HIS weird marriage and HIS situation. He's literally not talking about anything else than him) but still, you decided to "read" that "he's not talking about himself specifically" and make up a whole explanation... It is so bizarre to me how people can hear a clear, straight, undeniable sentence but still twist it to fit their narrative. And I'm not even exagerating when I say your comment makes me feel weird, because it's proof of how certain people will never listen to what you actually say. They will hear whatever they want to hear. It's so strange to me.

@TischTosh

13 күн бұрын

I wouldn't be famous ever, and not anyone in Will Smith's family in particular. There is not enough money....

It's weird how Will Smith seems to both laugh and PERFORM a an act of laughter at the same time.

This is one of my favourite KZread Channels of all. I love the professionalsim. The explainations and neutralism and all that. Keep it up Spidey!

@aurareid5652

16 күн бұрын

Agreed ❤👍🏾

@angeliconda123

16 күн бұрын

That's why I love him too. He's the only behavioral analyst I trust.

@Blooderfly17

16 күн бұрын

Agreed 💯💯💯❤️

@IronicleseAndSardoniclese

16 күн бұрын

You said what my million word comment said, but so much more concisely. 😂😂😂

@elizabethrose5333

15 күн бұрын

@@IronicleseAndSardoniclese haha love that!

I think part of the reason he feels safe is because he’s a recognizable black man. He once said he got pulled over by police, and was feeling uneasy, black guy in a fancy car, but when the cop saw it was him he wasn’t scared anymore.

@BuruRaven

Сағат бұрын

My thoughts precisely

It's weird, but I miss loving Will Smith. He was my favorite celebrity/actor/entertainer. I know he's human, but so much of the veil came crashing down after the slap.

@threeofcats5803

16 күн бұрын

It’s not weird! It’s natural to want to look up to someone and be able to trust that they are essentially good people

@johnmarkson1998

16 күн бұрын

i mean people change as they get older and more famous. all that attention eventually erodes away the goodness. so you can still have fond memories of who he was. and who he will be when hes a old man away from the fame for a for years.

@sandrakrestan2776

16 күн бұрын

Deservedly so. We are not to judge, however we don't want young impressionable people to follow his lead.

@nostalji75

16 күн бұрын

I feel similarly. Reminds me that the images we construct of each other are very biased. I still think Will Smith is a people pleaser with usually good intentions. A decent dude with positive vibes. But he is also a reminder of the world we life in.

@michellemonet4358

16 күн бұрын

The slap ruined it

Ain’t nobody doing better than me - I love when people are in abusive relationships and like to normalise it like everyone is dealing with this and they’re just being honest. No most people don’t have their wife sleeping with their sons best friend and you’re physically assaulting someone. Nah that’s a you thing.

@caroliamurri3872

14 күн бұрын

👏👏👏👏

@pearlosibu

13 күн бұрын

Right!!

@skinnypete3104

11 күн бұрын

She slept with him during a time they were separated. He was an adult. Its weird people are so offended by others sex life like its their business. And please stop pretending like he is in an abusive relationship. Its an insult to those actually living thru the nightmare of actually being abused

@jamikatechaos9972

11 күн бұрын

​@@skinnypete3104The fact that it was her son's (son's age) friend is the nasty part.

@diwi5823

11 күн бұрын

​@@jamikatechaos9972He's actually not her son's age. Look up August Alsina then Jaden, as your reference. It was salacious for the media to call him "Jaden's friend" because that made it bigger. Will Smith has been having affairs with ppl the same age and younger than August.

I definitely feel compassion for Will. Sometimes we humans really get ourselves into big messes and have no idea what to do about it. As an imperfect person myself, I hope he gets the healing and direction he needs.

@emutimedhane1233

11 күн бұрын

Such an elevated opinion.

@35406

11 күн бұрын

I feel sorry that his life and all the work he has done are reduced to this single moment. If he never understands it for himself he can't move forward. If he never explains and takes accountability, he will never be allowed to move forward publicly.

@Elle-fp5uy

11 күн бұрын

​@@35406I think that was the least of his moments, the public is going to have a much harder time with pdiddy and the abuse of JB.

@1972dsrai

9 күн бұрын

He could help himself in a huge way by finally calling time on Jada. She seems really toxic. Its weird how she seems to relish airing all the dirt so publicly, not caring how it will affect him.

@Kennedy4ever

3 күн бұрын

Jada as a narcissistic personality, has twisted and bent Will's brain so much that he does exactly like you said, normalizes the abuse into something he can accept for himself. He needs to escape Jada but it's the hardest thing to do.

I think the expression of him feeling safe, is because I think deep down he feels so dehumanized by the whole situation with Jada, that he thinks it's weird for him to feel safe that "nobodies" will know who he is, whereas people that know him personally don't even seem to respect him. It struck me as a confused sadness.

@seedsoflove7684

15 күн бұрын

Good insight. It is sad when those u love dont love u back (at least not how u think u need them to). Maybe u r the problem. Maybe they are. But u still feel hurt and confused.

@girlcalledmango

13 күн бұрын

I agree. Great observation.

@alicjakempisty2729

12 күн бұрын

yes, I think this confused 'it makes me safe, people KNOW me' might mean 'somebody cares about me, I matter to somebody'.

I love how Hot Ones raised the bar for interview questions.

notice Will scratching his leg and the nervous laughter later when he responds to the Jada and public affairs question

@CoffeeCrazy

12 күн бұрын

That is when things got really weird. 😂. I feel sorry for him because what is the purpose of an interview if you are not going to be honest. Just let the interviewer know ahead of schedule topics that are off the table because it made him come across as deceitful and lacking confidence.

linguistically, i can't decide if jada sounds like him or if he sounds like her. these two are SO enmeshed it's wild to listen to

@TammieBuckeye

16 күн бұрын

I was thinking the same thing.. either Will is following Jada or the other way around.. Jada says “ok ok” a lot..

@TheBehavioralArts

16 күн бұрын

It’s unbelievable how when he answered the question about Jada, he sounded like her. That whole “artful with the gift” thing. Sounds exactly like something she would say.

@donna.p

15 күн бұрын

⁠​⁠​⁠@@TheBehavioralArts is this just, we start to behave like people we spend a lot of time with we mirror them.

@celinaduran9252

15 күн бұрын

I think Jada is in full control of Will's life and has been running the show for a very very long time.. How horribly sad 😢 I know for me personally I grew up watching fresh prince and watched a lot of his movies. Once I started hearing and watching things unravel I lost all respect for him and Jada. Fake fake phony bolonies and that's most in the industry from the things that are coming out! Oh and evil!!

@Steven4Strings

15 күн бұрын

Couples who have been together for a really long time often tend to share a lot of traits over time

The ‘makes me feel safe’ face, struck me as Will Smith having not really had this thought before and simultaneously realising that it’s not a standard reaction many people would have. He has spoken before about having therapy (I believe) and after a while people tend to develop an internal therapist. I wonder if, at this moment of his face scrunching up, if Will Smith was wondering what his feelings about fame making him feel safe might mean from a psychological perspective.

@NeuroNinjaAlexander

15 күн бұрын

I agree, I think it's a realization that confuses him and I've noticed the same (or something similar) expression in myself. As soon as I saw it I thought "I do that all the time when I'm thinking/talking through something and realize something interesting "

@jenniferl995

15 күн бұрын

It's almost like at that moment, he realized fame makes him feel seen, heard, validated, which in turn makes him feel safe because that makes him realize that he's worthwhile in his mind. Jada has invalidated him so much and this was almost a light bulb moment for him, kind of a, "see Jada, I am somebody". It's really spotlighting that lost and shameful inner child and telling it, "I see you, and you don't need to be ashamed". That look on his face, combined with his words, hit me in the gut.

@girlcalledmango

13 күн бұрын

Fame is power and power can make you feel safe. We see Will Smith the famous actor. When most people see him in real life they want a Pic, a hug an autograph. He's getting affirmed pretty much everywhere he goes. Recognition and appreciation feels like love and safety.

@brooklynqueen7089

5 күн бұрын

Where we were all confused (word salad) and I’m sure the interviewer was also, a follow up question should have been asked.

I have never recovered from the slap. As a South African, we adored Will, but for me no thank you. He needs to take accountability, first.

@stargazer6074

13 күн бұрын

I feel the same way - I lost all respect for him when he assaulted Chris Rock. I'll never watch another Will Smith movie again.

@CrisHaasbro

13 күн бұрын

@@stargazer6074 lol thats seems a little dramatic

@judytaylor3099

13 күн бұрын

Sorry, Will Smith turns me off.

@MisterFoxx

13 күн бұрын

Did you not see him take accountability in his multiple apologizes? Why are y'all so eager to show off how unforgiven and non empathetic you are?

@MisterFoxx

13 күн бұрын

@@CrisHaasbro not "seems"... it is dramatic lol

I love how Spidey is swinging his head left and right for “no” as he accurately and genuinely explains that doing so doesn’t mean deception. An example baked into the lesson!

@AnitaStellium

15 күн бұрын

I noticed this. I was like "just as you're doing right now" as he was explaining haha.

@madzi3rd

13 күн бұрын

Yup. And he did the same thing when talking about the ticket prices for his upcoming show. It is what it is.

I think he does that gesture of “it makes me feel safe” bc he has many insecurities that he hides, but with the fact of being famous it makes him feel like he’s definitely worth it. He needs way to much approval to feel valuable, and he is very hungry for it.

@jjroseknows777

14 күн бұрын

I do think it was that hunger that drove Will to slap Chris...all for Jada and public acclaim. I wonder if he did any substance that had seriously dampened inhibition.

@MisterFoxx

12 күн бұрын

@@jjroseknows777 you brought up substance which is interesting because I know he did that Ayuascha retreat multiple times, idk if you're familiar with that, but it's basically an indigenous type of ritual where people ingest a naturally psychoactive concoction that's sort of like a deep cleanse of your spirit and it reawakens your spirit and you feel enlightened, and I've heard it can be quite the mental and physical experience. Will actually said it was "the most hellish psychological experience" of his life. He said he saw visions of his career slipping away and I feel like that whole experience just led to that Oscars moment. I think those ayuascha journeys opened up some personal traumas that he's been trying to deal with ever since, and now he's in the healing phase.

@daniellewestenmeyer8444

12 күн бұрын

I think you are spot on. Good point!

His eyes were so sad in that interview 😢😢

It’s good to hear that I’m not the only one that was confused and didn’t understand what he was trying to say. It sounded like gibberish aka word salad. That was certainly not a question he wanted to answer truthfully

@bryanangley7771

15 күн бұрын

I understood that he was responding to the “you didn’t necessarily want it public” from the interviewer because he starts off his response with “I did intent to make it public” meaning he wanted to open up his life with his wife. And all his responses that follow are in the context of it being public.

@tiffanymichaels2429

15 күн бұрын

I was confused as well. I felt like he thinks he's being deep and as some sort of enlightener but it comes off pretentious. Like people who think there is some deep meaning behind an abstract work of art. They'll dole on about it to appear intelligent and deep, as though they have greater insight than your average lowly person. I can't stand that.

@ManifestingDestiny

9 күн бұрын

How has everyone missed he is gay... 6 degrees of separation. The Diddy parties etc Jada is a beard.

@michael-4k4000

3 күн бұрын

So I know Will and he farts when he gets nervous

This is the only body language channel I watch these days. Spider is unbiased, he is honest and fair and points out observations that are both good and bad ... there is no conclusion bias. Other channels seem to only point out observations which put the person in a bad light as they know that the social media audience do not like that person... And thats something that make me question those channels character of the people who are on those body language panels.. So well done ... and thank u.

@shearqualityhairsalon8584

14 күн бұрын

I totally agree with you. Maybe I’m being a bit biased, but if I watch another analyst on KZread… I’ll go to Spidey channel to see if he has uploaded a similar video and I’ll make my decision based off of Spidey’s analyst. He’s just so professional and unbiased. 😊.

A little word salad with your meal, Mr Smith? Hmm 🤔

@theelletrain4775

12 күн бұрын

😂

@natinatyoutube

11 күн бұрын

😂😂😂

@video83046

6 күн бұрын

Look at you looking at me. I guess he simply means to observe your own judgment. People have whole ecosystems of thoughts about these people without even fully knowing if anything of what is being shown is even real or just an act to make them judge. If attention leads to revenue wouldn't it be normal to just exploit it in every means possible.

I really appreciate how you approach analysis. It is done respectfully, honestly and professionally. It's informative and entertaining at the same time.

@Arti-ficiallyChi

16 күн бұрын

Absolutely agree...it's a pleasure to watch when it's a fair reading of both good and bad and done respectfully

I feel compassion for Will Smith. I think he's been through some hardships that I wouldn't want to have gone through in front of the whole world. He's not healthy yet but I hope he gets there.

@TheBehavioralArts

16 күн бұрын

What a sweet sentiment ❤️

@Sheri_J

15 күн бұрын

I agree he made a mistake and he's learning and human.

@lakeishadean4298

15 күн бұрын

I agree. He kind of looks like a victim at times. sort of like he's trapped in this life with Jada, but in other times, he looks like a predator on a mission. I really feel bad for all of them for betraying God.

@deebee5772

13 күн бұрын

What?

@sadgequeen6990

11 күн бұрын

Umm hasn’t he been named in the “Diddy” saga?

You are a creator I feel compelled to thank before I even watch. 💖😌

He still sound and look like a Scientologist. I can even imagine him and Tom Cruise sitting and talking Lord Xenu.

@doro626

13 күн бұрын

At least he finally dropped all his false pretenses at Christianity.

@corinnemercer9948

13 күн бұрын

I absolutely love that more and more people are exposed to the real Scientology. I listen to Aaron Smith Levin ex Scientologist..

@tammygray

13 күн бұрын

I kept thinking he reminded me of Tom Cruise brand of crazy. Trying so hard to convince himself he's enlightened and has a wonderful life.

@MisterFoxx

13 күн бұрын

Except they were never confirmed to be Scientologists. In fact, there's been more confirmation that he's never been one by people who were actually involved in Scientology.

@Standing.W.Israel

12 күн бұрын

😂😂

Word Salad! That’s all I got from this interview.

@srosemyers11

12 күн бұрын

Bro was looking and acting like a grandchild stuck in a convo with their grandparent who talks just to talk and you just smile and nod.

@TopHatNat

12 күн бұрын

I feel like Will's always acting and he isn't genuine.

@srosemyers11

12 күн бұрын

@@TopHatNat same here he never stopped playing that character from 6 degrees... He has been hurting since a child.

@OnceUponaTimeline

5 күн бұрын

Yeah when he says the 'no' gesture need not mean deception when discussing his top song, I actually did feel there was quite a bit of deception there because he almost totally dodged the question. I think he did not want to admit how he truly feels so he dodges and shrugs. Not that I blame him really considering how the media is but I feel like all of his answers are attempts to cater to what will sound best and only truthful answers that he thinks will sound good will be let through. On the flip side, he does seem to dodge the rest vs outright lying so I'll give him credit for that.

I'm so glad you decided to cover this Will Smith interview. I really think Will & Jada have one of the most dishonest public relationships but looking forward to seeing if you're analysis changes or reinforces my opinion. Thanks Spidey! Edit: This reinforced my opinion & it absolutely seemed disingenuous when Will said the meaning of life was unfathomable then proceeded to give step by step instructions of how to find it.

@KandyRenee

15 күн бұрын

For me, I interpreted that “switch up” as saying there is no one or TRUE meaning of life. It’s all an individual experience. You have to look within yourself and look at the things you want to achieve and the way you want to perceive the world to create YOUR meaning of life. And once you figure out how to sit in yourself confidently, you will find it.

@Llkolii

15 күн бұрын

@@Jcolorado555 no don't think he's fake he's just lost in a toxic relations hip

@lindabea3371

15 күн бұрын

Thank you for the analysis of Will’s interview. I didn’t seem like a wise choice of words for Will to say “ain’t nobody doing better than me.” He rich and famous however, he still seems a little messed up in his thought process. Will also seems like he has manager to seek guidance from many different modalities and jumbles them all up together when answers questions.

@shatings5605

13 күн бұрын

I don't think Will Smith is any more dishonest than his peers.Ya'll just choose to focus on him and he unfortunately Needed a real hyattis and didn't take it. I mean. There are still following criminals in the industry of acting that are still walking amongst us like nothing happened and in some cases never really paid

@vettelover695

13 күн бұрын

A total narcissist, but truly an empty black hole.

I find these interviews so interesting. Would you consider doing OJ Simpson’s “hypothetical confession” interview?

@mystik.mermayde.aotearoa

10 күн бұрын

Great suggestion!

I’m so glad you said you were confused by Will’s response to the question of his and Jada’s relationship playing out in public bc I was lost 😳 I couldn’t figure out any of it at all. I thought of him sitting at the red table and Jada asking him about how he felt about her “entanglement” with their son’s friend and that was where he got “bitten”? I don’t know 🤷‍♀️ and what was the gift? Maybe doing things more artfully was in reference to the slap? 🤷‍♀️ Isad bc I used to really love Will Smith. But since he slapped Chris Rock (and he didn’t truly apologize IMO) and then the lies have come out about his and Jada’s relationship and all that, it all just leaves a bad taste in my mouth. I feel like he has been protected not just by Jada but by Hollywood for far too long. Thank you for your analysis Spidey. Always look forward to your uploads! ❤ Edit to say that I so agree with the last part. The advice about living life NOW. Be in the moment. I learned that when diagnosed with an autoimmune disease that doctors don’t know much about at all. It is a tick borne disease that attacks my organs. I also have Lyme but this one is the latest one discovered. It is about 25 years since the discovery and it was only 10 years discovered when I was finally diagnosed with it. The specialist I see knows how to kill it. But it cannot be totally eradicated and it’s one of those where the “cure” can kill the patient. Much like how cancer treatments were way back when. So, I learned to live in the moment with my own children and husband. We are now raising our granddaughter and I’m present every day for her. I have a grandson as well. I just want to be here long enough to get her raised. So Will is right. LIVE TODAY. Your life is NOW. No one is promised tomorrow

@LeeHardeman-qm9ox

16 күн бұрын

leaves a bad taste because she asked him in public how he liked the fact that she had someone else in her mouth.

@TheBehavioralArts

16 күн бұрын

Wow your life experience you shared here is so so sweet and so accurate. You can choose to worry about what your condition will do to you in the future or just enjoy right now with your family because that’s a certainty. Seems like you made the right choice 😊

@bryanangley7771

15 күн бұрын

His entire response makes more sense when you consider he was responding to the question about it all being public. He wants to be more delicate and deliver the gift of opening his life to the public. And when we said “nobody doing it better” he meant that everyone lives have drama and mistakes and mess but his is just more public.

@aleigha9141

15 күн бұрын

@@TheBehavioralArts yes that’s how I feel. Thank you ❤️

@brooklynqueen7089

5 күн бұрын

@@bryanangley7771I think you are correct. This could have been made clearer if a couple of follow up questions were asked.

Thank you, 😊 as a therapist. My mind went to the discomfort men typically face being intimate with other men. Being fully present with someone looking into their eyes is a very intimate moment for a nuerotypical person. Neuro divergent people can have a different response. I thought Will had a moment of realization. That he learned from his journey, the meaning of life is in the moment connecting with other people, it is not finding the golden ticket of answer's. I saw that as a growth moment. In therapy i would have said something like "you realized the meaning of life is about the legacy you leave behind". " The memories you make with others, the triumphs and obstacles you faced, the sound of your inner voice when faced with silence". ❤

@kendraf6130

4 күн бұрын

I got something very similar. I’m sure no one will read my long comment about it, but I agree with this as well.

I think the scrunching is ‘I don’t know why fame makes me feel safe’. Like he’s acknowledging that it seems counterintuitive. Thanks for another fantastic video! Really enjoyed this one x

I really don’t understand what he was trying to do at all!! If he is trying to clean up his image this did nothing for him, it seems to me like he is trying to hard but not a single drop of honesty comes out, I’m still so disappointed of his behavior and since the Oscar’s scandal cannot tolerate him, the only reason I saw this video is because of you spidey and your true review. Thanks for the amazing content

@Brightangel55

15 күн бұрын

He leaves me wondering who he actually is.

@MisterFoxx

12 күн бұрын

@@Brightangel55 Read his book. It's pretty insightful. I mean he even acknowledges Will Smith was a persona he created (to shield him from his own trauma).

@Brightangel55

12 күн бұрын

@@MisterFoxx Oh I didn't know that. Yes, I will look for his book now...thank you

My first concert was DJ Jazzy Jeff and The Fresh Prince in about ‘90. I met them backstage and they were big kids. ❤❤❤

I am so glad you analyze without bias. It is interesting how much personal bias makes everything sound and look completely different.

Would love if you would cover the Prince Andrew Emily Maitlis interview now that it is brought to light again through the Netflix film

@lauraj8429

16 күн бұрын

Oooh ! I second this, yes

Not sure how I didn’t find this channel before today considering it’s everything I ever wanted 😂🏆

@hannahmitchell87

11 күн бұрын

I'm actually a bit jealous that you have so many new videos to binge watch! Spidey is great, hope you love him & his work as much as we do! X

“Word Salad” is quickly becoming our nation’s secondary language. 😂

Hey Spidey caught your show in Ottawa was fantastic love what you do!! great flow, charisma, intelligent, genuine and at the end encouraging local magicans!! always kind and respectful! If you get a chance go see Spidey!! Thanks!

@TheBehavioralArts

16 күн бұрын

Thanks so much Wendy 😊 ❤️ glad you enjoyed it!

@pinkgorilla99

15 күн бұрын

I would LOVE to go to one of Spidey’s shows. Hopefully, one will come to an area near me. ❤

Got tickets to your show! I am SO excited! It's like a dream come true, I just adore what you do!

@TheBehavioralArts

15 күн бұрын

Woohoooo!!!!! Come say hi after the show! We’ll get a pic 😊. It’s gonna be a fun night!

@MissRarrrn

15 күн бұрын

@@TheBehavioralArts yay! That would be awesome!

Spidey, I agree with your assessment of Will scruntching his face when talking about fame making him feel safe...it's his look when he is serious.

@INTELLIGENCE_Revolution

15 күн бұрын

I think it’s a confusion look.

@tiffanymichaels2429

15 күн бұрын

I also think maybe there is just the smallest bit if contempt at the fact that he relies on his fame to feel safe. This is someone who takes pride in power as we see from the early part of the interview. Depending on others recognizing you to feel safe takes power away from you and makes you reliant on their recognition. Don't know if I'm explaining that in a way that makes sense.

@samstromberg5593

15 күн бұрын

@@tiffanymichaels2429I’m not sure I agree with your assessment but you are an explaining it clearly

@tiffanymichaels2429

15 күн бұрын

@@samstromberg5593 thanks for a respectful response. I like that about this channel. I like when people who have differing views don't feel the need to belittle or attack. That is rare in social media. It's a pretty cool community in the Spidey-verse.

@jenniferl995

15 күн бұрын

​@@INTELLIGENCE_RevolutionI agree. He says it and is confused because fame would make most people feel more vulnerable but because it makes him feel seen and validated, that makes him a sense of safety.

Sorry for the extra long comment but I hope that it brings value to the discussion. Every time I watch one of your breakdowns, I’m blown away by the depth of the analysis. I’ve been a subscriber (on my older channel and then this one) for a long time (in KZread time 😂) and have always felt like I should be taking notes. No shade on anyone else, but yours is my favorite channel of all the body language/behavior analysis channels. In my very humble opinion (but not really because I KNOW I’m right😂😂😂) the quality of the material and the fact that you almost always keep it neutral (or at the very least are upfront and honest when you are expressing a personal opinion), just make this channel heads and shoulders above the rest. I also love that you have a background in psychology and understand how people really work. I don’t believe you can successfully read people without understanding what really makes them tick, including how different backgrounds, experiences (traumas etc), and neurodiversities, affect a person at their core. I wish I could just sit down and chat with you and pick your brain for a few hours or (even better) be in a position to be in a mentor type program. My brain loves to go deep, but to really learn, it needs the freedom to ask tons of questions and to be able to practice until I get it. But this channel is the closest I’ll get to that sort of thing, so I’m very grateful! Until I am able to support monetarily, I’ll continue to support via the algorithm by “smashing that like button” and commenting. Thanks again! Through all the ups and downs and changes in life, this is one of a very few KZread channels that continues to be relevant to me.🥰 And please, no matter what success you find in the future, stay loving and humble, man! They are your most endearing qualities. I believe that is the real reason that you have as many followers as you do! I’m not a “like my comment” sort of person but if anyone reading this agrees, please do like it so it can be seen. I only ask because I think there are many others that also want Spidey to “Keep on keepin’ on!” 🥰🥰🥰

He and Jada thought that being open and talking about their relationship ‘agreements’ and ‘issues’ would help others. That is what he thinks the “Gift” was that backfired. And in the future they would need to be clearer with what they were saying and how they said it. And most importantly tell everyone that He is OK & Jada’s OK and still together and stronger .

Wow, that was some few minutes of distancing language, from one sentence to the next. I agree with you, I couldn't work out if he was talking about his relationship or the slap 🤷‍♀️

I feel like the eyebrow scrunching around the topic of safety in the public eye analysis was spot on, in the sense that it shouldn't, but it does make him feel safe. For me, he's revealing a vulnerability around the subject of safety that he might not otherwise feel was guaranteed without his recognisable name.

I am glad you did this video b/c I was wondering about his demeanor behind his answers. I do think that he’s trying to MAKE hisself be ok with his life and relationship being in the public eye. I know he said he meant for it to. But I think he just learned early on ‘this is your life now so become ok and accept it b/c you can’t do anything about it’. And I think he’s mixed with emotions in how he feels about the uncomfortableness of him being on display for so long.

I would love to see you break down some of the video game L.A. Noire. You play as an LAPD detective and It's all about figuring out if someone is lying or not. They put an emphasis on observing the suspect when questioning them. I'm curious to see what you would say about the body language displayed in the game.

I love how positive this video is. Analytical and uplifting ~ the best of both worlds for my weekend. Thanks Spidey 💕

I'm really appreciate your education Spidey. I know in the past I've disagreed on some of your stuff with will smith, but I have really had to back up, stop and analyze myself. I put my emotions in the way, which is the number one No-No in profiling someone. So thank you. Thank you for all of your help in educating my ass, and helping me take my emotions out of the process. Enjoy your day.

❤ Loved this analysis. And Spidey please continue to share future performances with the channel i would love to attend one of your shows if you're ever in my area.

@karaynaR1132

16 күн бұрын

There is something ive been wanting to say. Just didnt know how to say it. So im just going to say it. There is no doubt in my mind that Chase has great support system with you being among them. Stay strong. Hope this makes sense. Much love❤

@TheBehavioralArts

16 күн бұрын

@@karaynaR1132it makes a lot of sense. 😊 ❤️

@scrantonstrangler8301

15 күн бұрын

Spidey, do you think you will ever get to do a performance in Texas?? Are any of your performances televised or streamed?? I would love to attend!!

That wiggle head thing Will did was SOOOOOO Cosby!

John Lennon said....life is what happens when you're busy making other plans.

I’ve just paused after the ‘it makes me feel safe’ bit; what struck me is the way he looks across at the host on ‘safe’ & what I feel like is almost the tiniest hint of a smirk at the end. On an instinctive level it feels like an ‘isn’t this weird’ moment that he is sharing with the host.

@TheBehavioralArts

14 күн бұрын

Love this take. I can definitely see that

@katiesibbick360

14 күн бұрын

@@TheBehavioralArts oh wow thank you! I’m always afraid to comment for fear of looking daft 😅 but your videos are fantastic & I’m increasingly finding that I’m seeing people through the ‘Behavioural Arts’ lens! My profession is very much centred around people so I’m enjoying using all your tips 😊

@heatherjackson8840

13 күн бұрын

I'm so glad you said smirk..thank you! I thought I saw that too, but couldn't describe it so elegantly

@katiesibbick360

13 күн бұрын

@@heatherjackson8840 it’s a very Will Smith look!

Hey Spidey your videos are always what I look forward to every single week xx

Someone else in the comments said they missed loving Will Smith, and I can relate. He was one of my favorite actors/musicians at one time. We're all human, certainly, but tanking a decades-old friendship because your wife was pissy? I mean, he's an actor - for the sake of decency, couldn't he have pretended not to be angry? (or was it that his "wife" was upset and that's why he felt compelled to act?)

He said he was Big Willie Before he got discovered, but then he says After he was on the radio he was no longer "Little" Will. Seems like a contradiction.

@Blooderfly17

16 күн бұрын

I noticed that too because he only became big Willie after the fame before he was Lil Willie and his dad was Big Willie before. I agree I think he slipped up there.

@woofbarkyap

16 күн бұрын

Well, there there are both operations and medications these days, maybe the fame gave him the money to afford help?

@liliarosales1961

16 күн бұрын

Yes! That stood out to me too

@DABA2024

10 күн бұрын

Guy has been lying so much for so long he doesn’t even know his own story anymore.

Thanks for this spidey! Running some errands and this is perfect timing ❤

It’s really nice to see that this interview clips seemed really genuine

I love when Spidey illustrates the emotions he’s explaining to make us understand 😅

It’s called word salad, Spidey 😂 Thanks for a great video!!

The response to the question about Jada makes perfect sense to me. Up to this point Will Smith has rarely if ever discussed he and Jada's relationship outside of her being with him at the time. He, from what I have seen will never say anything that can be perceived as negative about their relationship and certainly not about Jada. I wouldn't expect his response, including being bitten, to have anything to do with Jada. Will, in my opinion, was talking about himself and the Oscars debacle and the bitten statement was a generalization. Will has, in the public eye, always given the impression that he wants his life to be open and teachable for others. Over the years of watching his interviews, at one point he sounded like a psychiatrist,( after reading his book I found out why) that was an annoying phase in my opinion. As far as the "feeling safe" eye crunch, I think the expression was the perfect example of "if that makes sense?" I do think his "look at me" exercise was an attempt at, as some say your mind is not you. Meaning, as you said Spidey, possibly referring to something spiritual. However, the "..look at you while you're looking at me" sounds like something some people used to say that means whatever you see in me, (usually the good because the one being looked to was well respected) to look at yourself that same way. From that perspective I would say he got a partial answer to the question from Will if, that was Will's intention. But mostly it appeared to me as if Will was just making it up as he went along trying to sound deep😆 The host was hilariously uncomfortable but I'm unsure that he didn't speak up out of respect. I say this because he pinned Will on whether he liked the theme song and his "diplomatic" answer. It's possible though, his level of being caught guard seemed extreme😆. Yes, this is long but I had time so....😊 Spidey, I enjoy your channel so much!

Hi Spidey! Just wanted to say thank you for always trying to keep morals and values in all you do! The good humans appreciate it.

@natinatyoutube

13 күн бұрын

Definitely.

Spideeeeyyyyyyyyyyy!! You didn’t talk about that weird synchronized “ Mr smith” moment…..and when he does that uncomfortable look at me looking at you thing, I saw that as Greg Hartleys famous “chaf and redirect” ❤ you

@TheBehavioralArts

15 күн бұрын

Haha yeah chaff and redirect could he nicknames for Jada and will 🤣

@FloTwinkletoe

15 күн бұрын

@@TheBehavioralArts ps your fans in Calgary would love a show too! Summertime is a great time 😎

😂😂😂 your “ok what!?” makes me laugh every time! And yea this whole answer is the side of Will Smith I can’t take 😑

@thomasrios3913

15 күн бұрын

Same. It was going pretty good for me up until that point

@tiffanymichaels2429

15 күн бұрын

It came off pretentious.

@ThatsBoujee

15 күн бұрын

@@tiffanymichaels2429 I think when he talks about his marriage it comes off as pretentious, like Will stop!

Interesting choice of jacket 🌈

@lisabrightly

16 күн бұрын

Look at the host in his pink track suit!

@simmiedavissimmiesings8185

8 күн бұрын

What? A man can't wear colors?

@lisabrightly

8 күн бұрын

@@simmiedavissimmiesings8185 not pastel pink. 🌈

I want to see a behavioral analysis of a dissociative identity disorder system. (I'm a system myself, I still struggle with believing I have it because I was gaslighted so much after I was adopted) It's so interesting watching these videos! Thank you for them!

~13:00 in, when you're talking about "moving the head 'no,'" methinks some of your head shaking was subconscious, thus proving the exact point at the exact time! Much love dude! Psst: don't forget to like the video!

Really good analysis, Spidey. You've helped me look at this interview in a more nuanced manner.

I"m so glad that you mention the confusion you had when Will was responding to his personal life because I tjhought that I missed something. I's like he felt he had to say something but didn't know what to say so he came out with that jumbled jargon. It was great hearing your thoughts on it.

@bryanangley7771

15 күн бұрын

I think is response was all specifically about it being public.

Thank you for educating is the public. You are appreciated

Great video! I agree with everything you said. And I really appreciate how you consider the different “goggles” people might be wearing and their viewpoints or conclusions they might make. Very neutral and everything was so well articulated and well thought out. Big props to you!

In Smit's ambeguous speech about his wife tour, it almost feels like defense mechanism. Intelactualization. Except he went to far and now it's just wierd and nobody knows what he's talking about. By the way, I love your analysis.

Will Smith needs to understand if he wants back into mainstream Hollywood and entertainment he has to accept being constantly roasted rather than being defensive or emotional.

@user_angelmum

16 күн бұрын

He needs to take accountability and appologise to Chris for his cowardly slap .. He feels entitled . But he is a little boy who threw a tantrum .

@seedsoflove7684

15 күн бұрын

​@@user_angelmum If he did it for jada, she didn't appreciate it. He should have been quiet. He is a spoiled brat.

@MisterFoxx

12 күн бұрын

he's been accepting it for the last decade or so. And we've never seen him defensive or emotional for years. He's literally avoided addressing every rumor about him unless he was directly asked.

@MisterFoxx

12 күн бұрын

@@user_angelmum So you saw the slap, but not his many apologies afterwards???

@Marymeekie

12 күн бұрын

It’s always about letting go…exactly…accept let it hit you then LIFE will provide MORE for you as you keep on letting go

I wish I lived closer, I’d love to see your live show! Your content is fantastic! This was another great analysis!

I really enjoyed you contextualising everything at the end. As someone who reads a wide range of biographies, I think there is something to be learned from everyone. I just think we have a problem where we either love someone and put them up on a pedestal, or hate them and ignore all their advice. Thank you for your balanced approach.

Great video. Wish I was closer to see you live. 🎉

I found your channel just about a month ago, but it's already helped me so much in my daily life. Thanks, Spidey (not Speedy😂).

I respect that the interviewer did his research. The fact that Will looks genuinely surprised, it shows most interviewers don’t or keep it superficial.

Hey Spidey! Love your show. I took the instruction “look at you while you look at me” as a metaphor for “do right by yourself while doing right by all others”. Never to lose sight of yourself but also never to lose sight of all else. And in this sense, he’s showing why the meaning of life is unfathomable…. Because we cannot simultaneously consider and understand how to fully live our lives this way but we still have to try. Therefore, I didn’t feel the exercise negated his assertion that the meaning of life - this - is unfathomable.

Great breakdown Spidey 💯👍

I'm getting "mentally manipulated" by Jada and her culty tendencies. She has had a clear interest in "religions" that tend toward mental manipulation and control. That's what I got out of his weird diversion tactics. The real honesty I saw was when he said fame made him feel safe, and the first time I heard it, I wondered what hurt him as a child that fame made him feel safe. That was clearly an honest statement that confuses even him, and I wonder if he's talked about it in therapy or with Jada-- who would likely ridicule or use it against him, for the control.

Can’t wait to see your show on Saturday !!!

Great vid! Again! I love your channel so much! This is the only YT notification I am looking forward to, to be honest. 😊

I agree that the face he did ( 24:07 ) was his face when being serious. I know that face from him and I am pretty sure he does the same thing in his movie roles when delivering a serious moment/ emotion

@TheBehavioralArts

16 күн бұрын

Yes he does. Absolutely. In pursuit of happiness he does it a lot even when he’s not angry.

I think confusion about feeling safe makes sense. When you reach a level a fame, you'd generally need bodyguards, have to worry about stalkers, people breaking into your home, etc. So feeling safe SHOULDN'T make sense.

@tonyalandon3275

16 күн бұрын

Dark stuff going on in Hollywood and the music industry.

@gigixou

Күн бұрын

Maybe he means as a black man living in America or feeling accepted by the world bc Jada doesn't 🤷‍♀️

@highsocks4169

Күн бұрын

@@gigixou I'm a black man living in America, and I've never felt unsafe. Will Smith was raised in the middle-class suburbs and went to private school, so I don't think he felt unsafe because of his skin color either.

❤ Loved this entire video! You are an excellent analyst. Keep up the good work on the channel here, please.

SPIDY! You are awesome! I love your videos. Just wanted to say, we also shake or move our heads left and right when we scan an area or landscape. Will as a performer has stood on stages and scanned his audience many times.

26:12 I literally said out loud “what the hell is he talking about?” lol I don’t know why I interpreted it this way but feel like hes saying he wanted to be more open about his life (divorce? Jada? slap?) but couldn’t because the world would judge him, but he ended up getting judged in the end anyways (bitten) by going that route i.e remaining quiet… but I’m obviously speculating 😂

When I saw the scrunching my first thought was also, that he is conveying something that "doesn't really make sense and might be confusing". Like asking with the scrunching "does this make sense?"

@TheBehavioralArts

16 күн бұрын

Yeah. I can definitely see that 😊

@yoko.the1

14 күн бұрын

I agree but i don't believe he came up with it on the spot. He knew he was going to say that he likes being famous and that it makes him feel safe. I think he wanted to make a point with that

A lot of moments through this made me feel like he’s the in the therapy/self-healing version of the Dunning-Krueger effect. Like he’s been going to therapy and it’s felt really helpful to him and he wants to show that, but bc he’s not quite there yet, he doesn’t realise that he probably hasn’t fully taken it in yet himself. When he was responding to the question about how he handles about his personal business being public, I feel like he’s trying to express that he is intentionally public with his personal life because he feels like being open about the negative parts of it, and the mistakes he’s made, might help someone else to learn from it, but also that he thought in sharing his life so openly, people would be more “gentle”/understanding towards him. Ironically, it also felt like deliberately being ambiguous and distancing from the situation the host mentioned. Eg, I felt like the “will got bitten” was more of an analogy than reference to a specific situation. “Delivery of the artistry” didn’t even feel like his words, it was more like Jada, but I think that kind of relates back to misjudging how gentle people would be. It kinda sounds like he’s saying he wasn’t mindful/tactful enough to realise how it might be perceived (or could be twisted), and indicating that if he’s more intentional about it then it shouldn’t be misunderstood (?) - not sure misunderstood is the right word, but it sounds like to him there’s dissonance between his intentions and the feedback he’s getting from the public. Then at the end of the response where he says “ain’t nobody doing better than me”, I think he’s trying to acknowledge that even though his had a lot of personal matters on display and that it’s been kinda sucky, he still lives a privileged life, so he doesn’t want to complain.

Cutting to your face after the 30 seconds clip,…… “Ok” wide eyed, and chin back got me!❤. My face & thought exactly.

I think Will Smith doesn't realize how loved he is. I hope he has an epiphany real soon about how much people admire him and how much he has been given in this life. Because once he feels that personal power for himself I think he'll have the strength to actually apologize to Chris

@mrsb1212

15 күн бұрын

How loved he is or how loved he WAS? 🤷🏼‍♀️ It seems like a lot of people have turned against him, which is really sad. Maybe it has to be the other way around, and in fact apologising to Chris would be the first step in starting to feel that personal power. Just a thought 🤔

@evelynfrederick

15 күн бұрын

@@mrsb1212 no it wouldn't. It was just make him feel smaller and unimportant. But when we can apologize from a place of self-awareness and strength, we realized that we are not losing anything by doing the right thing and that we're not less than others just because we made a mistake. That is the kind of Grace and understanding that he needs. As for anyone who has stepped away or stopped supporting him, that's actually a result of their own fickle and weak character. It is what it is

@mrsb1212

15 күн бұрын

@@evelynfrederick I’m going to respectfully disagree, I believe actually admitting you did something wrong and apologising for your actions, can make you feel empowered. We can all be brave when we are feeling brave but being brave when we are at our lowest, is an even bigger triumph and can uplift us even more and makes us feel proud that in a moment of weakness we did something courageous. Anyhoo, just a different take on things. I would also disagree with saying that people who have stopped supporting him are fickle and of weak character. At the end of the day why would I support someone who’s behaviour or values don’t align with mine? Life’s too short to waste time on people I don’t like. I’d rather support people whom I admire and genuinely like. That doesn’t make me fickle or weak, it just means I value my time and don’t want to waste what little I have on people I’m not necessarily fond of. Oh and by the way, I personally haven’t turned against Will, I was merely pointing out in my previous comment that he perhaps isn’t as loved and admired as he once was and that apologising to Chris might be a good start in redeeming himself. I’m in no way trying to argue with you, just offering a different view point, playing devil’s advocate if you will.

@evelynfrederick

15 күн бұрын

@@mrsb1212 both are actually correct. However, because of the state of Will's heart my approach is healthier for him.

@evelynfrederick

15 күн бұрын

@@mrsb1212 and we can learn to support people and not encourage certain behaviors. There's a difference. You need to separate the person from the actions. That's the only way to remember that there's a human being there and not a demon or a robot.

I love the analyst you do!

@marejojohnson4902

16 күн бұрын

Analysis. He IS the analyst. 😊

@biblewomen77

16 күн бұрын

@@marejojohnson4902 you know what I meant

I love the new editing style of your videos!

Such a good show Spidey!! We went to go see his show in Oakville and it was incredible - highly recommend it!

I love your channel, Spidey. Of all the body language channels I have seen, this is the one that seems the most like a class. I also agree with your takes 99.9% of the time (and let's face it, I'm probably wrong about the other 0.1% 😂).

@Arti-ficiallyChi

16 күн бұрын

I absolutely agree with you... I can't bear to watch the other body language channels who constantly bash and point out bad observations by someone they are analyzing....and especially if it's someone that the public dislikes... Seen it with Prince Harry and others like him... it's like they analyzing for their audience and views and likes and not giving a fair analysis

@rlh125

14 күн бұрын

@@Arti-ficiallyChi The least valuable channel, in my opinion, (and I won't name it because it isn't necessary) is one that could be VERY valuable if they would rework it. There are four experts who reference body language in the video they are reviewing, but they don't clip out the part they are talking about and show it to the audience. I'm mystified by that decision. Also, they show you the same clip over and over and over as the talk about different things in it. They really need to hire a good video editor or one of them needs to learn that skill. As it is, I find the channel unwatchable.

Because he had that pause before saying it makes him feel safe, I think he was looking for words to describe it, and the scrunching could also be 'do you know what I mean?' or 'does it make sense?' without saying it out loud.

@sandraven8866

16 күн бұрын

It came across to me as if he was thinking his response would come across sounding weird.

omgoodness gracious I had no idea you were based in MTL - just bought tickets! So excited!

Had to stop and say I’m loving you hair !!! Now on to the video !!

Spidey, I think the interviewer influenced how smoothly the interview went. I thought that would happen with Tevor Noah, but that felt like deeping his toes under water.

Glad you looked at this interview. I was a little conflicted after watching it and I am a huge Will Smith fan.

Anyone else been watching Spidey so long that when he says the eyebrow flash can mean 3 things….its like, yeah…😂

Spidey, this was one of your best and most nuanced analyses. Will Smith makes a good subject for your work. My son does that nose scrunch, and after you described it and hit on "confusion," I thought, that's it. Like, "It shouldn't make sense, but that's what I'm feeling." I could almost hear the inner dialogue. Very astute.