A comedy mash-up of Will Smith's greatest hits played simultaneously has emerged online, from the makers of Saturday Night Live, The Tonight Show and Portlandia.
Above Average, "the internet's last hope for comedy", uploaded the mix, simply entitled 'Greatest Hits', after Will Smith made a return to music on Friday.
Smith's first musical appearance in ten years was a collaboration with Bomba Estéreo called 'Fiesta'. Until then his most recent musical work had been 2005 album 'Lost And Found'.
Smith's appearance on 'Fiesta' by Columbian band Bomba Estéreo was a remix and saw Smith rapping in English and Spanish.
"When I was told that Will Smith wanted to collaborate on a remix with Bomba, I couldn’t believe it," Bomba Estéreo member Simon Mejia said in a statement. "This opportunity to work with Will was beyond anything we have dreamed of... It’s just magic."
Above Average commented, "Our global nightmare is over: ten years after 'Switch', Will 'The Fresh Prince' Smith is back with a funky new song! As dirty birds the world over shake their tail feathers to the strains of Big Willie Style’s latest, let’s take a listen back to the rap man’s most classic songs, all played at once to save time."
Will Smith has claimed that he's working on new music with rapper Drake. The hip-hop star turned actor revealed the news on his son Jaden's Beats 1 radio show, the new 24/7 radio station running on Apple Music.
During Jaden's first episode, the younger Smith spoke to his dad about upcoming plans, which includes getting back into music. "I’m not sure what I’m going to do yet but I’m exploring. I’m in a creative ceiling," he said.
He continued: "I can’t write and stop, I have to keep going and going and write them out," before hinting at an upcoming collaboration with the Toronto star.
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