The generic of Will Smith, the rap Aladdin, is as weird as we could have hoped

It is almost exactly 20 years since Will Smith adorned the music world of "Wild Wild West", inviting the fans of the biggest agent of 1999 "a cowboy secret agent fights against a little racist and his film on a mechanical spider giant "to delight in words such as" Any damsel in distress, get out of this dress when she meets Jim West. Now, to commemorate this incredible landmark event, and also, guess us, the release of the latest in-line live remake of a Disney classic cartoon property, Aladdin-Smith decided to give us a brand new rap song inspired by a film, the wonderful Batshit "Friend Like Me (End Title)".

Disney published the Aladdin Sounds on Spotify and Apple Music today, allowing fans to feast on mostly air-less recreated pieces of Alan Menken's classic songs, including a version of "Arabian Nights" that Smith seems actively embarrassed about. sing. But he definitely rejoices his return to the final credits of the game synopsis of rap, despite an intro of DJ Khaled, hateful cunnilingus.

It is difficult to pin down the favorite moment of "Friend Like Me" which, despite all its whisper, speaks of fulfilling the wishes of ASMR-y, ends up resembling a song from the sequel of the classic Gorillaz "Clint Eastwood. "But we are inclined to" Tell the angels and the gods, pass the baklava "- a daring and daring theatrical approach to traditional theology – and the repeated suggestions that magical assistance based on a genius is the only way to repair the climate change.

Of course, it is important to note that all this was already planned: Smith's comedian, songwriter and declared fan, Demi Adejuyigbe has released his own version of a Will Smith. Aladdin rap in summer 2017; we notice it at the same time because Adejuyigbe's song is as funny as all his fake movie songs, and also so that we can all understand that, yes, he has already seen the version of Smith, you have not so no need to let him know.