Keith B. Real I (Interlude)
Will Smith · Big Willie Style
I'm in some chinese mans theatre and this brother is keeping it real damn ridiculous
this is belemptious we got people up here posing as slaves
and ice and everything this is ridiculous wait a minute is that jada pinkett
excuse me jada over here hi
Hey I'm keith b real keeping it real as usual I got some questions
I need to ask you girl
Sure
How long do you think this Will Smith hypothermia is gonna last
Uh hypothermia
Yea look it up man do you guys read
Well you know I think Will is very talented
and I think he'll be successful at anything he puts his mind too
Well I been checking out his vertebrae he don't look like he can slang it like no man
Man I would tour your little ah
If you would have read my motivational tapes you wouldn't have done that
it talks about that on page thirty seven
Uh excuse me charlie mack please handle this
Charlie you need to stop grabbing up on me anyway this is keith b real be right back
Keith B. Real I (Interlude)
As an interlude on Will Smith's 1997 album Big Willie Style, Keith B. Real I serves as a rhythmic bridge within the hip-hop and R&B landscape of the late nineties. The track exemplifies the smooth, melodic production style that characterized the era, featuring smooth vocals and a groove that complements the album's blend of pop sensibilities and street credibility. While not a lead single, its placement in the tracklist highlights the collaborative nature of the recording session and the seamless integration of guest artists into the main project. The song reflects the polished sound of the mid-to-late 90s hip-hop scene, contributing to the broader musical context of the time without overshadowing the album's primary hits.