One man sues another for sexual harassment?
The ladies are speechless.
Steven J. Horowitz
Will Smith has been sued by a tour violinist who is accusing the rapper of sexual harassment, wrongful termination and retaliation. ¶In the suit, filed yesterday and reviewed by Variety, musician Brian King Joseph names Smith and Treyball Studios Management as defendants and accuses Smith of “predatory behavior” and “deliberately grooming and priming Mr. Joseph for further sexual exploitation” while on his “Based on a True Story: 2025 Tour” this past spring.
The violinist probably is a suave and charming gentleman, but a lawsuit from another man claiming to have fallen to his charms is highly suspect.
… bottle of HIV medication with another individual’s name, and a note that read, “Brian, I’ll be back no later [sic] 5:30, just us (drawn heart), Stone F,” which Joseph interpreted as a warning that “an unknown individual would soon return to his room to engage in sexual acts” with him.…
It sounds like some other dude got the wrong room and it’s time to check out of that place pronto before anybody tries to hold another court hearing. The usual party interpretation, though, is that of “drugs as a substitute for sex” if no one of the opposite sex is meeting at the time and place. That note is then typical of a drug deal going down and those guys are getting “stoned” and high on drugs at the hotel.
These guys are accomplished musicians; if anything, their love and affections are eagerly taken up by the ladies in attendance, and they are not lacking in confidence as men either. A grown man is too high on drugs to think straight if he’s going to pull a bottle of pills out of his butt and make grand claims in a court of law to have fallen in love with another man.