Will Smith Celebrates All the ‘Pretty Girls' With New Single and Music Video
Will Smith has returned with his new song 'Pretty Girls,' as well as an accompanying music video released on Friday (June 13).
The video opens with Smith in the therapist's office, describing an ongoing issue he's having and how he feels like he's losing control. The problem then reveals itself to be enjoying beautiful women, as he raps celebratory bars about pretty girls and 'BBLs.'
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'All the pretty girls, put your drink up / I'll get you anything you think of / I like BBLs / That stand for 'Bad b—es link up,'' Will Smith spits.
The new track comes after Smith returned with his new album Based on a True Story on March 28. He also dropped off a Lyrical Lemonade freestyle where he proclaimed himself the 'Lionel Messi' of hip-hop. While it's clear music is his main focus at the moment, the Oscar winner recently said on the Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast he might squeeze in another Men in Black soon.
'I told myself I was done with sequels. I was like, 'I've made enough sequels. I got some new things I want to make,'' he said. 'Literally this morning, an hour before I came down here, they just threw the bag for another Men in Black. I was like, 'Ah, I'm supposed to be going on tour this summer.''
Smith said he'd likely shoot the film once he's done with his European tour, which kicks off on June 25.
Check out the new video for Will Smith's 'Pretty Girls' below.
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