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Jaden Smith Wore A Truly Bizarre Look For The Grammys—And It Sparked Some Hilarious Memes

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The son of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith certainly made a splash on the Grammys red carpet by donning a traditional black suit with a model of a black castle on his head.

Choosing what to wear to a big event is always stressful. Weddings, important presentations, the Grammys...okay, so that last one is a bit niche.

It appeared that Jaden Smith, son of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, clearly had issues deciding what to wear, so he chose a castle? On his head. He wore a castle on his head to the Grammys.


Perhaps because he recently saw Nosferatu, as he was seen on the red carpet for that Robert Eggers premier, he decided to wear a castle on his head. The Smiths did not elaborate on his outfit choices. Jaden's sister Willow Smith was nominated for a few Grammys, however, for her most recent album Empathogem.

The look really has to be seen to be truly understood.

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The hat was a custom creation with ABODI Transylvania, who were delighted to work on the piece.

“The artistic headpiece combines the mysterious elegance of ABODI Transylvania with a bold, modern design inspired by Transylvanian history and the vampire legends of the Bathori.”

With many people watching the Grammys both for the awards, but also the fashion, the jokes were quick to fly about Smith's look.


People took the opportunity to also poke fun at LA's notoriously bad housing issues.

Others pictured how this sort of decision must have manifested at home.

Someone who saw actor Willem Dafoe in his wacky GQ Italia photoshoot from just last year might have been channeling this.

Many people seemed to be just fed up with Jaden Smith's antics.

Others referenced what might be the actual inspiration.


Maybe Jaden Smith is an artist in pursuit of a proper venue.

The hat, a custom creation, is not available for sale...yet.

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