Will Smith faced the most infamous moment of his career in March 2022 when, on what was meant to be his night of triumph at the Oscars, he ended up banned by the Academy for slapping Chris Rock. Three years later,

In his song 'You Lookin’ for Me?,' Smith raps, 'Won’t stop, my s--- still hot/ Even though I won’t get nominated' Will Smith isn't shying away from his 2022 Oscars slap scandal with Chris Rock in his new musicSmith's album Based on a True Story is out now and calls out the actor for being "canceled" The lyrics and aside call outs include more direct references to the infamous slap momentWill Smith isn’t afraid to get into the nitty gritty of his scandals in his new album Based on a True Story.

Will Smith just released his first album in 20 years — and he has a story to tell, one that includes the infamous Chris Rock Oscars slap, addressing rumors, and more. Based on a True Story is the perfect name for Smith's newly released album,

Will Smith is addressing the infamous moment when he slapped Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars in his new music. The actor and rapper has released his first album in nearly two decades titled “Based on a True Story.

Will Smith could have let his infamous Oscar slap be his cinematic fade out with a career bruised, marriage dissected and reputation in a free fall. But instead of retreating, he turned inward for self-reflection.

Opening with the call “Will Smith is canceled.” A second voice responds with; “You can’t cancel no icon.” Cue the 56-year-old colorfully rhyming, “Who the f**k Will Smith think he is?, And that boy damn crazy how he raising them kids,

Will Smith wastes no time addressing his Chris Rock Oscars slap on new album “Based on a True Story,” which released on Friday. In fact, the project’s first track, “Int. Barbershop — Day,” opens with the phrase: “Will Smith is canceled.

In "Based on a True Story," Will Smith confronts it all — the marriage, the slap, the backlash, the fall, the faith. And yes, he curses. Why it matters: This isn't just Smith returning to rap after 20 years.

He opens the song saying “Will Smith is canceled,” and with an introduction like that, you already know Smith was about to spill some tea. He reflected on the infamous Chris Rock slap and what he’s feeling three years later.