The actor appeared this week on Ellen in order to hype his upcoming movie, Focus, but Smith returned to his rapping roots during a commercial break.
With the camera still rolling, the star led those in attendance in a rendition of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air theme song, nailing every word and enjoying himself almost as much as Ellen in the background and fans in their seats.
For understandable reasons (i.e. it's awesome!), the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air theme song will never die.
About a year ago, Smith showed up at a school assembly in London and also rapped the catchy tune; while Jimmy Fallon parodied the track upon taking The Tonight Show to Los Angeles a few weeks ago.
Alfonso Ribeiro, meanwhile, won Dancing with the Stars last season, proving once and for all that The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air will live on forever.
We're guessing nobody out there has a problem with that.
Will Smith is still making movies, though none have grossed as much worldwide as Independence Day. He WAS nominated for two Oscars, though, so that doesn't suck.
After playing a drunk crop dusting pilot who saved the world from aliens in quite the heroic sacrifice, Randy Quaid and his wife, Evi, are currently living in Canada - having sought refugee status after facing criminal charges in the U.S. - and apparently believe that Warner Brothers and other "star whackers" stole their house and may be trying to kill them.
Ross Bagley, who played Vivica A. Fox's adorable son in Independence Day, hasn't found much success on the big screen since the film. He's currently attending California State University.
Mary McDonnell was the First Lady to Bill Pullman's President in Independence Day. Then she played Captain Sharon Raydor on The Closer and Major Crimes.
Jeff Goldblum's character discovered the impending alien invasion during Independence Day. Then he discovered who the bad guys were on Criminal Intent.
Joining Vivica A. Fox in Sharknado 2 is none other than Judd Hirsch. After Independence Day, the one-time Taxi star played the lovable dad on Numbers and appeared on Damages with Glenn Close.
After spending years as Data on Star Trek, Brent Spiner went on to play a kooky alien-studying scientist on Independence Day. Then he appeared on Warehouse 13.
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