Will Smith has gracefully pulled off some epic bike scenes in his movies. Not only did the 2019 Gemini Man movie feature the American actor playing double roles, but also gave us an intense motorcycle fight scene. Following the dirt bikes in the colonial era streets of Spain, the Aladdin actor continued his affair with motorcycles in Bad Boys for Life. This time, it was a chase scene coupled with age-old nostalgia for the Bad Boys franchise running since 1995. 

Recently, The Pursuit of Happyness actor channeled his inner motor head in real rather than reel life. The father of three is in search of a special species of bike in Miami. 

Searching for his love from the movies in Miami

Florida is the one place where one can find anything imaginable. Capital of all things bizarre, the Men in Black actor asked a Miami entrepreneur if they insured their product. The product was an amphibious bike, a jet ski turned land scooter. As goofy as it sounds, someone rightly said, “Closest to the flying cars we were promised as kids.” And it seems like the I Am Legend actor wants to own one of them. Posting a video of a man named Alexandra Cruz smoothly cruising on the streets of Miami in his ‘Jet Ski Scooter’, Smith admitted to missing out on this marvel of creation, typing out “I’ve obviously been away from Miami for too long.”

The rise to $350 million as net worth came from years of hard work. And that involved his stunt as a rapper in the 90s. The infamous rapper-turned-actor coupled his search for the amphibious bike with his own song playing in the background. The 1997 hip-hop song ‘Miami’ from the album ‘Big Willie Style’ played in the background, blessing the video with perfect beats. 

Whilst grooving to fun beats and quenching his thirst for out-of-the-box things, the After Earth actor joined hands with the William sisters to tell an untold story. 

Will Smith’s quest for all this unique

The 54-year-old actor is a Hollywood star who has turned his attention to a unique sporting event in recent times. To showcase an event erased from the sporting history, Smith has joined the Williams sisters, Serena Williams and Venus Williams. They have made a documentary based on the world’s first-ever women’s football World Cup, albeit unofficial.

They have joined hands to premiere this documentary at the Toronto International Film Festival. It is an attempt to highlight the event that FIFA ignored and the history books forgot. Apparently, there was a gap of twenty years between the officially documented and the 1971 Mexico football World Cup for women that happened right after men. 

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