Will Smith is stepping into the Matrix. Smith and rapper Big Sean have released the song "Beautiful Scars," featuring OBanga, along with a "Matrix"-inspired music video. The actor has also announced that he will be dropping a new solo album,

As REVOLT previously reported, Will Smith has been sharing cryptic posts on social media, all of which seemed to allude to an upcoming appearance in The Matrix film series. Notably, he was originally offered the role of Neo,

The eight-part podcast "Ali In Me" is an innovative look at the life of Muhammad Ali, from his widow, Lonnie Ali, and longtime friends.

Earlier this month, in a clever bit of promo, Will Smith made it look like he might be starring in a reboot of The Matrix, years after turning down the role of Neo that would ultimately be immortalized by Keanu Reeves.

featuring a lineup of special guests that include popular figures from Will Smith to Mike Tyson. Lonnie Ali and the legendary boxer's close friend, John Ramsey, will host a new audio series “Ali in Me," debuting Jan. 23 on Audible. The series was ...

The Audible Original ‘Ali in Me' explores Muhammad Ali’s life and legacy. It's hosted by his wife, Lonnie Ali, and friend John Ramsey.

Watch Smith in the music video for "Beautiful Scars," where the actor-rapper finally gets to take the red pill.

The March 2025 project, which includes new single 'Beautiful Scars,' is first of three albums the Grammy winner will be releasing.

Will Smith has announced his first album since 2005, releasing a “Matrix”-themed music video in a nod to his biggest career mistake.

Will Smith reveals his biggest regret in new The Matrix-inspired music video - Rapper and actor teamed up with Big Sean for ‘Beautiful Scars’, which will feature on his just-announced album

Will Smith and Big Sean released 'The Matrix'-inspired video for “Beautiful Scars,” from Smith's upcoming album 'Based on a True Story.'

Will Smith has finally unveiled his Matrix project, officially releasing the music video for his new single “Beautiful Scars,” a collaboration with Big Sean. Before the song kicks in, video begins with a skit parodying the famous red pill/blue pill scene from The Matrix.