Jaden Smith is an actor, known for The Pursuit of Happyness (2006), The Karate Kid (2010) and After Earth (2013). In addition to being an actor he is also a dancer, songwriter and rapper who won an MTV award for his performance in The Pursuit of Happyness.
American actor, philanthropist, rapper, and fashion designer Jaden Christopher Syre Smith blurs genres with his inventive blend of alternative hip-hop, helping him capture fans in both rap and rock spheres.
The actor and rapper took to Facebook where he posted the visual for Joyner Lucas' latest single. “Broski,” while singing the artist's praises. “My Favorite Rapper!,” Smith wrote Smith, alongside the clip.
The Fresh Prince and DJ Jazzy Jeff. Although Smith was originally nervous about releasing the upbeat song as a single because he “desperately wanted to be respected as a rapper,” creating the campy visual in which he plays a moody teenager and theatrically raps the lyrics ended up being a formative experience.
Whether it's the reverb, light autotune, or rhyme schemes, Jaden comes from the kids that revere Cudi. In every Jaden track, just like the best Cudi tracks, there's drama. There's emotion, and chances are it may even make you cry.
Jaden then made his big screen debut alongside Smith in 2006's The Pursuit of Happyness, which earned him an MTV Movie & TV Award for best breakthrough performance. Among his many other roles, Jaden is perhaps most famous for his turn as The Karate Kid.
But it was the star's usually winning smile which grabbed attention - Jaden sported a bizarre metal grill in his mouth, covering both rows of teeth. The son of Will Smith is expected to attend the Met Gala in the city on Monday night.
Jaden Smith's Karate Kid Age Is A Major Original Movie Difference. Jaden Smith was much younger than Ralph Macchio was when acting the part of the original Karate Kid, Daniel LaRusso. Macchio was 22 at the time, playing the role of a 17-year-old teenager, while Smith was 11 and cast to play 12-year-old, Dre Parker.
Jaden Smith did not change his name to "Jayden." His birth name is Jaden Christopher Syre Smith, and he has always gone by the name Jaden. It is possible that some people may have mistakenly referred to him as "Jayden," but this is not a name change that he has made publicly or officially.
The actor, 52, has three children: Trey, 30, whom he shares with his ex-wife Sheree Zampino, and Willow, 22, and Jaden, 25, whom he shares with his estranged wife Jada Pinkett Smith.
The actress and author, 52, posted a collage of photos on Instagram Friday, which showed her and husband Will Smith marking the holiday with their three children — Trey, Jaden and Willow — and other family.
The way they were. Will Smith and his ex-wife, Sheree Zampino, are proof that it's possible to stay friendly post-split — but it isn't always easy. The former couple, who share son Trey, were married for three years before calling it quits in 1995. Smith went on to tie the knot with Jada Pinkett Smith two years later.
We just got deep love for each other and we are going to figure out what that looks like for us.” Will and Jada married on New Year's Eve in 1997 while she was pregnant with their first child Jaden, 25. The pair are also parents to Willow, 22, and Trey, 30.
Jada also reiterated that she and Tupac never pursued a romantic relationship. "It just wasn't possible. There was no chemistry between us," she said. "It was almost like God made us that way.
But Will's still been trying to revive his rap career - recently doing the odd impromptu performance on late night talk shows and name-dropping Kanye and saying they've spent time in the studio together. Today we heard some new material from Will, his first track in ten years.
Despite their open relationship, they still are the main people in each other's lives. The couple doesn't call their relationship a marriage, but rather, a life partnership. “There's nothing that could happen that we won't be together and love each other,” Will once said.
Eminem Says His Battle Rapper Origins Were The 'Greatest Thing' To Happen To Him. Eminem also gave credit to Lil Wayne, J. Cole, Kendrick Lamar and Joyner Lucas in 2020, while naming Big Daddy Kane, 2Pac, Redman, Rakim, Naughty By Nature's Treach and Kool G Rap as his favorite rappers of all time.
