Big Willie Style - Will Smith

This was the first solo album from Will Smith after he decided to go in persuit of a career without Jazzy Jeff as an immediate association to him. This doesn't mean that he beefed with Jeff, it was a mutaul decision between the pair. He even produces some of the material for the album, showing that they are still willing t work together. This album produced four singles, of which one was a #1 in this country. Also wo Grammy Award were won from the singles in the LP. It managed to sell well and peaked at #8 in the Billboard Charts, along with 20 million world-wide sales. "Intro" "Y'All Know" **Four ...

How big headed is Will Smith? Even if you aren't watching him on TV or video parade himself about, welcoming adoring fans and girlies, you can't escape his arrogance because his lyrics are laced throughout with self-worship. It all makes him seem a bit silly. When the world first began to hear of Will, he was a cheeky little chappy and now he thinks he is the man. Sadly, all this doesn't stop me from liking some of his music. The tracks I like on this album are the truly cheesy, pop tracks as opposed to the more R'n'B tracks that I think will would prefer to be known for. The Album classics include 'Getting Jiggy Wit ...

After numerous discussions with my friends over who we would have appear in our ideal movie we unwittingly discovered that Will Smith is a God. He’s cool, funny, famous, rich and knows Tatyana Ali, and is the only person alive who can get away with that thing he does with his arms whenever he says ‘jiggy’. Sacrilege does not come easily, but this album isn’t actually all that good. His style of rap has the sort of mass appeal no other artist has found - the video’s to his songs are lavishly produced epics but other than the songs Mr Smith has released as his singles (Men In Black, Gettin’ Jiggy With It, Cruisin’, ...