Star Tracks: Will Smith Gets Jiggy In Philly

If there is an ounce of correctness behind the rumor that Will Smith and woman Jada Pinkett Smith are separating (and I’ll have faith it when a joint statement confirming the split is released around the spirit of Ossie Davis and decipher on CNN by Ruby Dee — thanks) he seems to be alluring things well. Like, really well.
unwonted inclement weather couldn’t stop The modern Prince from partying it up with pile up N’ Pepa, Doug E. Fresh, Chuck D. and more in cover-up of more than 7,000 old school chat fans on Sunday night in Philly at hometown darling DJ Lady B’s 30th anniversary hep hop bash.

While Lady B was the company of honor, the night’s “stupefaction” star was Will Smith. A great shock it wasn’t: Smith is a longtime clever friend of Lady B’s, added he has been in town in search meetings with director M. Night Shyamalan on a sci-originality film. And Smith’s been seen all about – he jumped onstage during the Aug. 9 Nas/Damian Marley concert at thrilling Factory.
After presenting B with an trophy for service, Smith, in Phillies servilely, leaped into a happily elastic form of “Brand New Funk” before bounding into a slinky, querulous “Summertime.” He popped back to do the knob with “Pepa” Sandra Denton during marinated-N-Pepa’s sleek “Whatta cover shackles,” and rhymed with Fresh on “La Di Da Di” while Doug E. did his famed vocal clicks. (Philly.com)

In an meeting with Global Grind back in 2009 Pepa revealed that she regretted not dating rapper turned blockbuster actor reject in the day. Her reason quest of dissing Young Will? He was too keen.

“I thought Will was really beautiful and we would hang out a assignment on the road. He liked to degrade care of me and never ease up me spend a dime. He was that feather of guy, real generous. I recollect when they won their first trophy, he asked me to go loophole with him afterward. He was so brisk. We were walking along the passage getting ready to grab something to consume, and he just gave this hoboes guy $100 dollars…I sometimes kick myself when I remember about what could have been. He was so charming to me, but I really wasn’t sympathy him. I guess I couldn’t value a nice guy like Will Smith. He wasn’t gangster enough. I was attracted to thugs and hoodlums. desire was too nice to me.”
“I liked people Louis Burrell (MC Hammer’s relative). He was rough, he was terrace and he didn’t pull any punches. He would sidewalk around with a cane and hustle hat. He always referred to women as bitches. rounded off with all that, I liked him.”

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