Seth Rogan, Evan Goldberg Getting Blowback for Child Actor in Blackface on New Film Set

What in the entire good God tarnation entire fifth ring of hell was somebody thinking when they put a child in blackface on a recent movie set?

TMZ reports that someone on the set of the R-rated film, Good Boys, produced by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, used makeup to darken up the skin of a child actor’s stand-in for “lighting purposes.”

The outlet says that child actor Keith L. Williams’ stand-in was on set last week in Vancouver wearing dark-brown makeup on his face, an afro wig on his head and a fat suit on his body to look more like the 11-year-old actor.

Sure, the stand-in was another (lighter-skinned) black child, but it’s still no bueno.

Sources tell TMZ that at least one person on set was not feeling that bullshit and filed a grievance with the studio.

Actor Common wasn’t a fan either, saying that blackface was “never OK,” and in fact, he “ain’t with it.” Ever. “I don’t think that’s ever appropriate, to be honest,” the rapper-turned-actor said.

The Oscar winner suggested that if the complexions don’t match, they need “to just leave it alone.

“Or pick a stand-in that’s the same complexion as the actor,” he added, “if it’s that serious where with the lighting you have to match the exact same complexion.

“Come on it’s 2018, when was [blackface] ever acceptable? I ain’t with it.”