Will Smith Returns to Rap with a Powerful and Nostalgic Live Performance
Will Smith surprised fans with a high-energy performance at the House of Blues, Las Vegas, on March 20. The Hollywood icon, rapper, and actor is back with his first rap album in 20 years, Based on a True Story. His live concert was a mix of nostalgia, fun, and deep personal reflections.
Night Filled with Joy and Classic Hits
Smith kicked off the night with the Bad Boys theme song, immediately setting the crowd on fire. Fans danced and sang along to his biggest hits, including:
Gettin’ Jiggy Wit It
Boom! Shake the Room
Switch
Miami
Wild Wild West
A live band added an extra spark to his songs, making them sound even more energetic and fresh. The audience went wild when he performed the famous Carlton Dance, bringing back Fresh Prince of Bel-Air vibes.
Emotional Tribute to Uncle Phil
The mood shifted when Smith paid tribute to his late mentor, James Avery, who played Uncle Phil on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. He called Avery a father figure and credited him for shaping his journey as a man.
Opening Up About Personal Struggles
Smith addressed the 2022 Oscars controversy with honesty, revealing his struggles with self-acceptance. He admitted to suppressing emotions out of fear of being disliked and shared how he used the past few years for deep self-reflection.
New Music and A Message of Healing
Smith performed tracks from his new album, including the gospel-inspired You Can Make It, which has topped the charts. His spoken-word song Work of Art reflected his journey of healing, as he embraced his flaws and imperfections.
A Comeback to Remember
With a mix of electrifying music, heartfelt confessions, and powerful messages, Will Smith’s concert was a night to remember. Fans left inspired, witnessing a legend reclaim his place in the music world.
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