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Will Smith Praises 'Pretty Girls' in New Single, Video
- Will Smith released his new single "Pretty Girls" today, accompanied by a music video depicting a therapy session.
- This release follows his April album Based On A True Story, his first in 20 years prompted by his 2022 Oscars controversy.
- Smith sings an inclusive ode to women’s beauty over a bouncy beat while preparing for a UK and Europe tour starting June 28th.
- The album sold 232 streaming copies its first week, missed US charts, and the video drew over 500,000 YouTube views but mixed reactions.
- Despite weak sales and criticism, Smith plans two more albums this year and a first-ever headlining tour later in summer.
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ThePatriotLight - Will Smith releases CRINGE music video
ThePatriotLight - Will Smith has made a shocking and mostly well-received return to hip-hop — but the music video for his song “Pretty Girls” has been mocked relentlessly — and BlazeTV contributor Shemeka Michelle isn’t planning to spare Smith’s feelings, either.In the video, which features different women of all colors and sizes, Smith raps, “Vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, lemon / Alright, f**k it, I like women / There it is, truth about me.”"…
Will Smith's Awful New Song Is A Banger At 1.25X
Will Smith released one of the worst new songs of the summer. However, ‘Pretty Girls‘ is actually a banger when played at a different tempo, so he might actually know what he is doing. This might be a remix play… Smith is more focused on his music than acting these days. He dropped his fifth studio album at the end of March and will soon embark on his headlining tour, which kicks off in Morocco on June 25. His latest release sounds nothing like …
Will Smith’s seedy new single ‘Pretty Girls’ sounds like a cry for help
The actor and rapper’s musical throwback sees him profess his love for the opposite sex... over and over again. It’s one of the most cringe-inducing music videos in years, writes Louis Chilton, but actually offers a fascinating look at masculinity in crisis
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