Will Smith hilariously shames son Jaden for being an HOUR late to the Aladdin premiere

Published: 17:36 EDT, 23 May 2019 | Updated: 17:54 EDT, 23 May 2019

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Two-time Oscar nominee Will Smith hilariously shamed his son Jaden for arriving 'an hour late' to the world premiere of his new movie Aladdin and messing up the red carpet family portrait.

The 20-year-old actor-rapper admitted 'it was my fault' and asked his famous 50-year-old father if they could take a family photo while they were exiting El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood.

'We were on the red carpet waiting for him as a family [at 6PM]. We're in a freaking alley behind the theater, this is not a time for a family photo!' Will - who boasts 113.9M followers - yelled in an Instagram video.

Hilarious: Two-time Oscar nominee Will Smith shamed his son Jaden (R) for arriving 'an hour late' to the premiere of his new movie Aladdin and messing up the red carpet family portrait

'Let's take a family photo!' The 20-year-old actor-rapper admitted 'it was my fault' and asked his famous 50-year-old father if they could take a family photo while they were exiting El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood

'We had the best photographers in the world waiting for us on the red carpet!'

The Malibu-born millennial then interrupted: 'It was 6 o'clock. I was here at 6:15!'

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air alum - who provided timestamped proof - snapped: 'You were not!'

Smith, his son Jaden, second wife Jada, their daughter Willow, and his son Trey (with ex-wife Sheree Zampino) eventually struck a pose on the steps in the alley together.

Will yelled in an Instagram video: 'We were on the red carpet waiting for him as a family [at 6PM]. We're in a freaking alley behind the theater, this is not a time for a family photo!'

Smith continued: 'We had the best photographers in the world waiting for us on the red carpet!'

The Malibu-born millennial then interrupted: 'It was 6 o'clock. I was here at 6:15!'

The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air alum - who provided timestamped proof - snapped: 'You were not!'

'Hey Elon Musk, can you make bigger clocks in the next Tesla?' Smith, his son Jaden, second wife Jada, their daughter Willow, and his son Trey (with ex-wife Sheree Zampino) eventually struck a pose on the steps in the alley together

'Hey Elon Musk, can you make Bigger Clocks in the next Tesla so @c.syresmith can be on time for my next premiere?' the Philadelphia-born funnyman captioned his video.

It's remarkable to see how fast Will (born Willard) can bring his eccentric pink-haired boy back to Earth for all his pretentious, esoteric proclamations and gender-bending fashion.

Elsewhere in the funny clip, the four-time Grammy winner blamed his 47-year-old wife's Facebook talk show Red Table for being a bad influence on their 18-year-old princess.

Emancipated at age 15: It's remarkable to see how fast Will can bring his eccentric pink-haired boy back to Earth for all his pretentious, esoteric proclamations and gender-bending fashion

Modeling: Elsewhere in the funny clip, the four-time Grammy winner blamed his 47-year-old wife's Facebook talk show Red Table for being a bad influence on their 18-year-old princess

Will asked as Willow struck a pose in her sultry backless dress: 'What is your mom and sister doing? What is going on?'

He added: 'I don't like what you're doing [Willow], and I don't like that your mother and grandmother [Adrienne Banfield-Jones] are encouraging it. This is the problem with the Red Table!'

'What is your mom and sister doing? What is going on?' Will asked as Willow struck a pose in her sultry backless dress.

'I don't like what you're doing [Willow], and I don't like that your mother and grandmother [Adrienne Banfield-Jones] are encouraging it. This is the problem with the Red Table!'

Overall, Smith was pleased with his film festivities, writing the Aladdin was 'spectacular' and he 'can't wait for y'all to see it!'

Cast and crew: Overall, Smith was pleased with his film festivities, writing the Aladdin was 'spectacular' and he 'can't wait for y'all to see it!'

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