If all these people wasn’t in here flocking around, This is the only one where he implies a woman’s overtly sexual dance moves lead to a guy prematurely ejaculating. (Also, “unrollin’ the bear” probably refers to a bearskin rug, although the creative/perverted mind can think of all sorts of ways that could be a metaphor for some weird kinky stuff.) 2 | La Fiestaĭuring the course of this research project, I learned approximately half of Will Smith’s songs are about interactions on the dance floor. It could be even more graphic, but I’m pretty sure the “dome” in “Gettin’ all inside of your dome, making you moan” refers to him getting into her brain via smooth talking. The “makin’ you moan” and “touchin’ me where/ yeah there” is a little more sexually forward than Will Smith normally gets. Gettin all inside of your dome, makin’ you moan.Īs I’m seein you here, Mommy I know your peepin my stare,Īnd feelin my glare, brother thinkin bout unrollin’ the bear, Here are the 11 dirtiest Will Smith rap lyrics ever… 1 | Candy Nothing that ever jumps beyond PG-13, mind you, but for Will Smith, that’s downright filthy. And while risque material is VERY hard to come by… when you look hard enough, there’s a little of it there. I idiotically combed through the lyrics to every track on every one of DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince/Will Smith’s studio albums.
They’re dogmatically G- and PG-rated, with nary a trace of edginess to be found. His early songs with DJ Jazzy Jeff were all about suburban class clown problems his later solo raps were either tie-ins to his movies or on benign topics like dancing, parenting or family fun in Florida. Will “The Fresh Prince” Smith’s rap career, spanning from 1987 to 2005 (or, I guess, technically today, though he hasn’t put out an album in 11 years), is legendary for its squeaky and almost militant cleanness. “Will Smith don’t gotta cus in his raps to sell records.” – Eminem, The Real Slim Shady, 2002 Amidst 100 squeaky clean tracks, there’s a small handful of swearing,sex and innuendo.
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