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How Will Smith Ended Up Speaking To Biggie and Prince Just Before Their Untimely Deaths

The 'Fresh Prince' recently revealed his ties to the two late musicians and it just might creep you out.

Will Smith is no stranger to sharing some surprising information. But this latest news just might be one of his most shocking reveals yet.

Speaking in a new interview with Justin Richmond on the β€œBroken Record” podcast, Smith shared the eerie way he’s connected to both of the late singers, namely Prince and Biggie Smalls: he was one of the last people to speak with them before their untimely deaths. As it relates to the β€œPurple One,” Smith said that he had a conversation with Prince the night before he died because the β€œAdore” singer wanted to pitch a potential business deal between him, the β€œFresh Prince” star and Jay-Z.

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β€œHe had talked to Jay and he wanted to do it. And we talked that night, and in the in the morning, he was gone. I don’t know what that says about me. Don’t call me, don’t call me,” Smith said jokingly.

When it comes to the β€œBig Poppa” rapper, Smith revealed that he first met him hours beforehand on the same night the famous Brooklyn artist would get shot and killed back in 1997.

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β€œI don’t even want to say this out loud β€˜cause it’s like a terrible jinx–I met Biggie four hours before he got killed,” Smith said in part, before later adding: β€œβ€œThe Biggie one made me cry. ’Cause it was stupid and just centered on hip-hop...for rapping. That one hurt me. It scared me, too.”

While those legendary musicians may have passes away, it’s clear Smith is on a quest to breath new life into his own music career. Over the Valentine’s Day holiday, he released a new single titled β€œFirst Love,” featuring India Martinez and Marcin. That song just a few weeks after he previously released his single β€œBeautiful Scars” with Big Sean and Obanga. The β€œBad Boys” star is slated to drop his first album since 2005 this March.

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