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Watch Will Smith and Jimmy Fallon Remix TV’s Most Popular Theme Songs

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Will Smith showed up and showed off his singing voice with host Jimmy Fallon on Thursday’s episode of “The Tonight Show,” mashing-up popular television theme songs.

The two comedians performed remixes to “Good Times,” “The Jeffersons,” “Golden Girls,” “Three’s Company,” “Dave’s World” and more! With a little help from the musical accompaniment “The Roots,” the duo kicked things off singing and rapping a variety of tunes in the segment”History of TV Theme Songs.”

The “Bright” Star is known for one of the most iconic and memorable theme songs from the 90s hit tv show “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.” It came at no surprise when he busted out in rap, “In West Philadelphia, born and raised, on the playground is where I spent most of my days…”

After Smith and Fallon’s stellar performance, the award-winning actor opened up about his new YouTube channel and his new hobby of filming his family.

“Willow, she does so much cute stuff, and I just wanna shoot it… She’s 17 and she’s like, ‘Daddy, for real, stop!’ And it’s like, ‘Baby, you brush your hair so pretty though’,” the actor exclaimed.

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