I'd rather not know, thank you (Big Willie Style - Will Smith)

Member Name: Edwina Irvine

Product:	Big Willie Style - Will Smith
Date:	08/03/01 (40 review reads)
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Advantages: some classic tracks for blasting at a bbq

Disadvantages: big head

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 It' that makes me wiggle! 'Miami' (a real Will-worshiper of a track), 'Just the two of us'- about his 'ickle boy, and finally, 'Men in Black', the soundtrack single for the film.

Other than this, all the tracks are a little bit same-y. None of them stand out and the Will-worshipping really begins to irritate after a while.

The most annoying thing about the album is the incessant interruptions of 'keith-b-real' a supposed celebrity news reporter who is following Will. When these little bits of conversation crop up between tracks, I immediately switch my brain off. Thank goodness for CD players that you can program not to play those tracks.

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