Actor Will Smith is singing again more than 15 years after he dropped his last album, Lost and Found.
And what a way to stage a comeback, rapping with Joyner Lucas who in March released a well-deserved tribute to him.
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The remix, Will, was released on Friday and is enjoying exciting reactions worldwide.
The remix shows that the 51-year-old hasn’t lost the skills that helped him win the first Grammy Award for Best Rap Performance in 1989.
“You feelin’ like me? I feel like a prince that turned to a king, found me a queen, started a family and got me a team. [I’m] on top of my dreams,” Smith raps in the remix.
Then he gives a shout out to all those who have inspired him, starting with Nelson Mandela.
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Others are the basketball great Julius Erving and legendary boxer Muhammad Ali, who died in 2016 at age 74.
Smith played Ali in the 2001 “Ali” film.
Multi-talented Will Smith is a good rapper no doubt.
But over the decades, he has prioritised acting over music.
And occasionally, music pulls him back.
