Chris Rock's latest stand-up comedy special, Selective Outrage, debuted on Netflix over the weekend, and as expected, he couldn't resist making some jokes about a past incident involving Will Smith. During the show, Rock expressed his admiration for Smith, whom he has always supported, but then went on to make some funny comments about the time when Smith smacked him in the face at the Oscars. Rock jokingly stated that he now watches Smith's recent film Emancipation, which depicts the life of a slave, just to see him get "whupped." He also poked fun at the fact that Smith, who often plays tough action heroes in movies, hit someone smaller that he knew he could beat. Rock then shared how the incident left him with a painful memory and even referenced the song "Summertime" ringing in his ear. He also revealed how people keep asking him why he didn't hit Smith back, and Rock humorously replied that his parents taught him not to fight in front of white people.